Scrubs

Nine seasons, a tenth in 2026 that brought the cast back, and an argument about whether the ninth counts.

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Where to start with Scrubs

Seasons one to eight, in order, and then a decision. Season eight was written as the ending and works completely as one. Season nine was broadcast as Scrubs but has a different cast at a different hospital, the creator asked ABC to rename it and was refused, and plenty of people simply stop at eight. Season ten, in 2026, brought the original cast back sixteen years later.

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    Scrubs, seasons 1 to 7 Scrubs

    The NBC years. A hundred and fifty episodes, and the run the show is remembered for.

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    Scrubs, season 8 Scrubs

    Nineteen episodes on ABC, written as a finale, and it lands like one.

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    Scrubs, season 9 Scrubs

    Thirteen episodes, a new cast, a medical school. Broadcast as season nine and treated by many as a different show entirely.

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    Scrubs, season 10 Scrubs

    February to April 2026. Braff, Faison, Chalke, McGinley and Reyes back, nine episodes.

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The Series

  • Scrubs 2001, 11 seasons, 191 episodes

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