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The Scrubs revival's ending can only really happen one way if the arc of Zach Braff's Dr. John "Jd" Dorian is going to be truly satisfying, but it would also require a reshuffle in the hierarchy of Sacred Heart Hospital. Although John C. McGinley's Dr. Percival "Perry" Cox served as the second-most senior of all the Doctors in Scrubs for the first eight seasons, he became Chief of Medicine in the sitcom's penultimate run. Doing so would have implied a perfect ending if Jd had stuck around as his second-in-command, but the imminent Scrubs revival can fix the misstep.

Just like Dr. Cox served as Jd's mentor throughout all nine seasons of Scrubs - even after the pair had parted ways - Braff's character took a few different characters under his wing as well. However, most of Jd's mentees didn't stick around all that long. As such, the...

"You may think I'm crazy... loco!" Blue Fox Entertainment has debuted a trailer for an indie dramedy titled Papi Chulo, set in Los Angeles. The story in this follows a local weatherman, played by Matt Bomer, who has a breakdown and decides to focus his efforts on home improvement. He hires a middle-aged Latino day laborer named Ernesto, and strikes up a friendship with the migrant worker. The title translates directly to "Pimp Daddy" but is kinda just slang to mean an attractive guy, a bit like "handsome daddy" - which most likely refers to Bomer (known best as one of the hotties from Magic Mike). Alejandro Patiño co-stars as Ernesto, with a small cast including Elena Campbell-Martinez, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Michael Shepperd, Tommie Earl Jenkins, and Shaughn Buchholz. This is a bit cheesy, but it actually looks pretty good - offering good life lessons and awkward charm amidst the friendship.