Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, Ava Bunn talk season 2 of 'Scrubs' revival

We are scrubbing in for another season of "Scrubs."

Season 2 of the revival series kicks off tonight on ABC and ahead of the new season, some of the cast spoke with ABC News Digital about what fans can expect to see.

"I'm really excited for fans to see what we've got cooked up for them," Faison told ABC News Digital. "I know they are too. I know Zach (Braff) and Sarah (Chalke) are too."

In season one of the "Scrubs" revival, fans saw the return of J.D. (Braff) as the Chief of Medicine at Sacred Heart Hospital and reuniting with Turk (Faison), Elliot (Chalke) and other staffers.

Additionally, the season saw J.D., Turk and Elliot mentoring a new generation of residents like Tosh (Ava Bunn).

"It's fun watching the young actors take on the roles. It's fun sort of being the older mentor in both real life and in the story of the show," Braff said.

He added, "The show used to be focused on the interns and now, it's focused on the teachers."

Chalke said, "We feel like we won the lottery with all those kids because they're as nice human beings as they are talented."

For Bunn, she said it meant a lot to her and the new cast to see the loyal fanbase of "Scrubs" embrace the new cast and the revival, adding that Braff, Faison and Chalke have been "welcoming and supportive."

She also said that she is excited for fans to see all the new plot lines that are explored in season 2, especially how the residents at Sacred Heart are navigating their roles.

"It's been really cool to watch the characters grow together," Bunn said.

She added, "There's so many fun things that pop up this season. I wish I could tell you all of them right now, but there's just a lot of fun new things happening in the hospital that I'm excited for people to see."

The revival for "Scrubs" aired in February after it was announced in 2024 that a continuation of the hit show was being developed by show creator Bill Lawrence for ABC and 20th Television.

"Scrubs" originally aired for nine seasons from 2001 to 2010 and followed the medical staff at Sacred Heart Hospital, including interns, doctors and other employees, from the point of view of Braff's character.

The two-episode series premiere of the second season of the "Scrubs" revival airs tonight on ABC at 8 p.m. ET. It will stream the next day on Hulu.

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