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Ava Bunn, who plays intern Sam Tosh, has been promoted to a series regular for Scrubs’ Season 2 revival. Joel Kim Booster and X Mayo will not return as regulars, while original stars Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, and Donald Faison will return as regulars. The rest of the internship class will recur, and Season 2 is set to premiere in the fall with Aseem Batra as showrunner.
ABC’s Scrubs revival is reshaping its cast for season 2: Ava Bunn is promoted to series regular, while X Mayo and Joel Kim Booster are exiting; original leads Braff, Faison, and Chalke return, with other longtime cast members in recurring roles, and new recurring faces including Vanessa Bayer and Rachel Bilson. Produced by Bill Lawrence and 20th Television, the show remains a Nielsen top performer, ranking among the top 25 broadcast shows of the 2025-2026 season.
Joel Kim Booster and X Mayo will not return for Scrubs' Season 2, leaving Dr. Kevin Park and Charge Nurse Raymond out of the revival; Booster’s Park was J.D.’s main rival and appeared in six of Season 1’s nine episodes, while Mayo also recurs go unused this season. The core cast—Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, and Donald Faison—is set to return, with Ava Bunn promoted to series regular as Tosh, and about sixteen cast members confirmed back for Season 2. ABC did not.comment.
Comedians Joel Kim Booster and John Michael Sudsina married on Dec. 30, 2025 at the Exploratorium in San Francisco in front of about 167 guests, after meeting during a May 2021 Puerto Vallarta trip post-Covid vaccine. Sudsina plans to take Booster’s last name, and the ceremony—officiated by Rev. Sarah Casey—was short and playful, reflecting the couple’s rom-com-like journey from long-distance dating to partnership, with friends like Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers in attendance and involved in the celebration.
The 'Scrubs' reboot at ABC has added nine recurring guest stars, including Vanessa Bayer and Joel Kim Booster, with some original cast members returning. The series will follow the characters navigating life at Sacred Heart Hospital, blending new and familiar faces in a comedic medical setting.
Kim Kardashian's tweet from the set of "American Horror Story" has drawn criticism from writers' strike protesters. The Writers Guild of America is on strike until a new contract regarding writers' pay is reached. Kardashian's tweet, which received over 2,700 replies, resulted in pushback from SAG-AFTRA members and others who pointed out the ongoing strike. This is not the first time the "AHS" cast and crew have been criticized during the strike. Despite the backlash, Kardashian continued to reply to her fans.