"Scrubs" fans, rejoice. The wacky medical comedy returns for yet another season, though not without some significant changes. "Scrubs" premieres with back-to-back episodes on Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC. Donald Faison (Turk), John C. McGinley (Cox) and Eliza Coupe (Denise) have returned as series regulars, but Zach Braff (J.D.), Neil Flynn (the Janitor), Ken Jenkins (Kelso) and Sarah Chalke (Elliot) have all signed on only for recurring guest appearances. Further, the show has changed location from Sacred Heart Hospital to medical school at fictional Winston University, where Cox and Turk return as teaching faculty. Season 9 will focus on a brand new class of med students, including impressionable Lucy (played by Kerry Bishe), former med school dropout Drew (played by Michael Mosley) and arrogant, spoiled Cole (played by Dave Franco). But the zany antics and sharp dialogue will remain the same, including the show's trademark voiced-over narration, a duty that will be shared during Season 9 by Braff and Bishe. MSN TV talked with Faison and Franco about the revived "Scrubs" franchise, the changes in store for fans, and what viewers can expect with some of their cherished series regulars:
Watch Scrubs Season 9 Premiere Live on your PC or Laptop
Watch Scrubs Season 9 Premiere Live on your PC or Laptop
