Scrubs star Judy Reyes looks back as the cast reunites at ATXFestival. itisIjudyreyes
debuts on NBC, mere weeks after 9/11, and over nine seasons its mixture of surreal comedy and sensitive drama, pratfalls and pain, leave an indelible mark on television."I can't even get over the fact that it's been 20 years," said star Judy Reyes.
“There were four couples, male and female, all nurses, who saw me and were just losing their shit … ‘That show got me through med school.’”cast was originally scheduled for the 2020 ATX TV Festival, and when that was canceled due to COVID it was transferred to be part of the ATX TV … From the Couch! online event. However, then the crew decided to delay the event in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.
Over time Carla became an important figure for nurses who finally saw themselves, and the vital work they do, represented in a rounded way on television. Reyes was recently working in Cincinnati on new HBO adaptation of John Green's novel."There were four couples, male and female, all nurses, who saw me and were just losing their shit. They said, 'You don't understand,' and that's usually what I get. 'That show got me through med school.
However, there was a risk of Carla becoming too serious. When series creator Bill Lawrence talked to the
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