Bill Lawrence confirmed he’s prepared for the long-awaited Scrubs reboot regardless of dealing with pushback from followers.
After Deadline reported the reboot at ABC with twentieth Television, the 56-year-old producer and screenwriter revealed he was initially hesitant to revive the beloved medical sitcom however now has modified his thoughts and feels assured in regards to the present’s return.
In dialog with Los Angeles Times, The American screenwriter went over his determination of revisiting the hit sitcom, sharing, “It’s not going to be a mailed-in money seize.”
“There shall be a bunch of the unique Scrubs writers on the present; there can even be a bunch of latest writers,” he continued.
He went on to make clear that the revival would tackle a a lot completely different method and will not be persevering with the unique storyline, explaining that recreating the identical hospital setting with the identical characters, as if nothing has modified over time wouldn’t really feel genuine and real.
Bill additional shared that he may simply think about the place these characters is likely to be and the way they’ve developed years down the road.
He thought of how they’d have adjusted to now not being younger interns as new youthful faces be a part of them, including that concepts for a brand new plot and storylines got here to him fairly simply.
The Ted Lasso government producer additionally addressed the backlash from the sequence’ devoted followers, stating it made him really feel, “incredulous.”
“If I assumed it was a nasty thought, I wouldn’t do it,” he assured.
“Shows that I care about have had reboots,” he expressed. “This is my perspective: If it’s a present I really like, I’m gonna watch it.”
