Scrubs: Where are they now?

Since its debut in 2001, Scrubs set a new standard for ensemble comedy. Anchored by Zach Braff as medical student J.D., and supported by a fantastic cast boasting Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke, as well as veteran actors like John C. McGinley and Ken Jenkins, the series is effortlessly rewatchable — goofy and loaded with gags, but also full of heart and life lessons. And while we wish they were still (fake) practicing medicine at Sacred Heart Hospital, the cast has gone on to other worthy endeavors after the show ended in 2010. Some have focused on directorial pursuits as well as acting, like Braff and Dave Franco, while Eliza Coupe and Christa Miller have starred in other beloved projects such as Happy Endings and Cougar Town, the latter of which was co-created by Scrubs scribe Bill Lawrence. Through it all, Braff and Faison have remained real-life besties, just like J.D. and Turk, and their friendship may be the best thing to come out of the show. Ahead, see where they and the rest of the Scrubs Sacred Heart gang are now.