Where Are They Now? The Cast of ‘Scrubs’

Remember “Scrubs”? For those who still have the “I’m No Superman” theme song stuck in their heads, we’ve checked on the whereabouts of each “Scrubs” cast member long after their departure from Sacred Heart…

Zach Braff (Then)

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John “J.D” Dorian, played by Zach Braff, blissfully narrated many of the show’s episodes which followed the character’s struggles to navigate through the tough world of medicine while developing ever-evolving relationships with his coworkers.

Before his debut on “Scrubs,” Braff had previously played Andrew Largeman in “Garden State,” voiced the title character in “Chicken Little” and made appearances on “Arrested Development.”

Zach Braff (Now)

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Following “Scrubs,” Braff went on to voice the flying monkey Finley in “Oz the Great and Powerful” before appearing on “Undateable” in 2015. In 2018, he starred in and directed “Alex, Inc.” which centered around his character Alex Schulman’s decision to start his own company.

He also directed the film “Going In Style” and wrote the play “All New People” which toured throughout the UK.

Judy Reyes (Then)

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As Carla Espinosa, Judy Reyes is fiercely opinionated and strong-willed. She is also extremely proud of her culture and has to constantly remind her husband of her Dominican heritage.

Reyes had previously made minor appearances on “Law & Order,” “NYPD Blue,” “The Sopranos” and “Castle.”

Judy Reyes (Now)

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After “Scrubs,” Reyes went on to appear in “Hawthorne,” “Medium,” “iZombie” and “Fresh Off the Boat.” From 2013-2016, she starred as Zoila Diaz on “Devious Maids.” Within this past year she has played Ramona on “One Day at a Time,” Dina Milagro on “Jane the Virgin” and currently stars in “Claws” as Quiet Ann.