, and it’s 21 minutes, that show. It’s on network TV, so to go in with the pace, and to play with everyone, and also I know that character so well…we had a blast,” she said.
Personal Connections
The interview took an amusing turn when Lydic shared her own connection to Scrubs. She revealed playing a featured extra named “Nurse Buttaface” in 2001’s Not Another Teen Movie, which earned her a SAG card. Miller’s laughter highlighted the show’s classiness despite the memorable character she portrayed.
Lydic’s personal anecdote added a layer of authenticity to the interview, reminding viewers of the show’s enduring impact on both actors and extras alike. “I can’t wait to watch,” Lydic said, expressing her excitement for the return of Jordan Sullivan.
The Future of Scrubs
With Jordan’s return announced alongside another fan-favorite character, Neil Flynn, who plays JD’s greatest rival, Janitor (aka Glen Matthews), fans are eagerly awaiting season 10. The show will continue to air Wednesdays on ABC and stream on Hulu the following day.
The revival of Scrubs is not just a nostalgic endeavor but a testament to the enduring appeal of the original series. Jordan Sullivan’s return promises to bring back the humor, heart, and camaraderie that have made the show a beloved part of pop culture for over two decades.
