《The Anatomy》(Scrubs) Season 2 trailer released

Old friends from Sacred Heart Hospital are back at work.ABC has released a trailer for the second season of Scrubs, starring Zach Braff's J.D. and Donald Faison's Turk.The two of them have long since passed the hectic stage when they first entered the hospital. Now they have become experienced doctors, but they still retain the familiar way of getting along.

The first two episodes of the new season will air on the evening of September 30 on ABC, before arriving on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ the following day.This arrangement allows returning dramas to quickly enter the streaming media page in addition to being broadcast on TV.The trailer has already shown several daily scenes in the hospital, where J.D. and Turk still mix work, friendship and jokes.

The focus of the story has changed.The two now have to help a new group of residents grow and adapt to the busy hospital environment.The characters who were once reminded and cared for by their seniors began to hand over their experience to the next generation. This also gave Sacred Heart Hospital a group of new faces waiting for the audience to get to know them.

The gap caused by this change of identity can be seen in the trailer.J.D. and Turk are familiar with the rules of the hospital and have to face the mistakes newcomers make.The two characters still have their own jokes and little tricks, and the fact of being a teacher has not turned them into serious and strict superiors. This is the old flavor that the show wants to retain after it returns.

Elliot and Dr. Cox are back too

Sarah Chalke will reprise her role as Dr. Elliot Reed.Braff, Faison and Chalke also serve as executive producers, and their old partners on stage are also involved in the production of this new season.Showrunner Asim Batra returns to advance the new season with series creator Bill Lawrence.

In addition to the trailer, the revealed plot also mentioned that Dr. Perry Cox, played by John C. McGinley, will have a heavier line.His kidney problems are getting worse, and J.D. needs to take on more responsibility in caring for his mentor.The new season will put the relationship, which has been defined by harsh words and less-than-explicit concern in the past, into new context.

Among the newcomers, Ava Bunn plays intern doctor Sam Tosh.As she and other young doctors complete their training, they also receive career and life advice from J.D., Turk, and Elliot.The old characters are responsible for imparting experience, and the new characters face the chaos of just starting out. This combination gives the hospital story a natural relay.

The laughs remain in the hospital corridors

Medical stories don’t just revolve around medical records.The report mentioned that the new season will still include emotional troubles, psychological counseling, accidents in the hospital and physical comedy.The friendship between J.D. and Turk is still at the core. Whether the two of them can still mess around like before after facing changes in their workplace identities is one of the most intuitive things to watch in the trailer.

The rhythm of this show back then would have switched back and forth between relaxation and sadness.Dr. Cox's condition, known in season two, adds a storyline that needs to be taken seriously in this return.At the same time, the training of new residents and the daily life of old friends will continue to create jokes. The trailer shows these two emotions appearing side by side.

The broadcast date has been confirmed, and viewers will soon be able to see these doctors walk into Sacred Heart Hospital again.The two-episode series will first put the old and new characters into the same working environment. How the subsequent relationships and cases will unfold will be answered when it starts airing at the end of September.