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Although the pending Scrubs revival will likely pay established characters a great deal of attention, the sitcom's comeback is also a great chance to flesh out those who barely appeared in the original run - and there's someone in particular to whom this could be incredibly relevant. Hopefully, every Scrubs doctor will return for season 10 - or at least the main ones and some of the more prominent side characters, like Dr. Mickhead and Dr. Zeltzer. However, all nine seasons of Scrubs were about so much more than medicine, so countless other characters didn't work at Sacred Heart.

The Scrubs revival is still waiting for the green light, although those involved in the sitcom's original run have spoken very promisingly about the show's imminent return. One of the biggest obstacles so far has been showrunner Bill Lawrence working heavily with Apple TV+ in recent years, and Scrubs is a Disney-owned property.

Joni Mitchell has announced the third volume in her ongoing Archives series, this time focusing on the fruitful four-year stretch that yielded her classic LPs For The Roses, Court And Spark, and The Hissing Of Summer Lawns.

Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972-1975), out October 6, features dozens of unheard recordings, including early demos and alternate versions, as well as unreleased live performances and more.

Ahead of Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972-1975)’s release, Rhino has shared the demo of the Court And Spark hit “Help Me...

Joni Mitchell has announced a new box set called Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972-1975), the latest release in her ongoing archival project. The 5xCD/4xLP package is out October 6th via Rhino, while a demo version of her 1974 song “Help Me” is out now.

The Asylum Years refers to the label that released Mitchell’s early ’70s albums, but it also references the artist’s retreat into British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast, a move she made out of frustration with her treatment by the press. Though she temporarily retired from performing live, the move didn’t hinder her songwriting: the period spawned 1972’s For the Roses, 1974’s Court and Spark, and 1975’s The Hissing of Summer Lawns, records that pushed Mitchell into a more jazz-inspired soundscape.

The expanded box set begins with two tracks from a recording session Mitchell had with Graham Nash and David Crosby...