Scrubs star Judy Reyes is a first-time mom after giving birth to baby Leila Rey Valencia last week.

With news last week that ABC was considering carrying on Scrubs for a ninth season, the question buzzing around Hollywood was: Can Scrubs go on without J.D.?

Last winter NBC announced that they would not be picking up Scrubs for an eighth season. When a bizarre fantasy world episode concluded the season that was shortened by the writers' strike

Actor Zach Braff has confirmed his exit from TV comedy Scrubs, confessing he feels free now that he's quit his role as Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian.

Scrubs actress Judy Reyes is recovering after fracturing her pelvis during a fall last Wednesday. Reyes, who plays nurse Carla Espinosa on the show, will be released from hospital next Monday.

NBC.com is launching a special contest asking Scrubs viewers to choose the name and sex of Turk (Donald Faison) and Carla’s (Judy Reyes) baby. Starting March 28 until the series' May finale, viewers will be able to submit their suggested baby name online.

After what seems like a really, really, long hiatus, Scrubs is finally back on air. Two all new episodes air Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 9pm on NBC. In "My Intern's Eyes," J.D. (Zach Braff) struggles with decision-making and responsibility now that he is an attending physician, and Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley tests his skills.