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From moments about masking up to showing how race affects healthcare, ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy took the coronavirus pandemic head-on. Chandra Wilson, who stars as the series’ strong-willed Dr. Miranda Bailey, said she and her fellow co-stars know that acting in television’s biggest medical drama comes with a sense of duty.

“We understand the responsibility of our show in that sometimes people will listen to us more than officials or people who should know things,” Wilson said during Thursday’s installment of Stars In The House.

Stars In The House‘s Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley commended the long-running ABC medical series for the way it handles all that has transpired in the past ten months, including the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and conversations about racism amid the Black Lives Matter protests.

Wilson said that each new episode of the Shondaland series becomes “more relevant, more present” with the current...

Chandra Wilson is a self-proclaimed Rock star. The Grey’s Anatomy vet, who appears in the premiere episode of ABC’s Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (airing Thursday, Jan. 7 at 8/7c), finds herself lightly grilled by host Pat Sajak about the A-lister she is most often mistaken for.

“Chris Rock,” the actress behind Miranda Bailey cracks in the exclusive clip above. The quip is all the more amusing — at least in Sajak’s eyes — seeing as how it immediately follows fellow contestant Leslie Jones’ assertion that Rock is her unofficial doppelganger, too. (You’ll have to watch the clip to see who Player No.

McDreamy will grace our screens again this season, Grey's Anatomy fans.

In a new interview with Variety, showrunner Krista Vernoff announced that Patrick Dempsey will, once again, stage a comeback to the veteran ABC drama.

"You will see McDreamy again in the back half of the season," the showrunner noted to the outlet.

She also touched upon producers trying to get other actors whose characters had been killed off throughout the show's run, but had nothing new to report at the time of the interview.

"We all have hopes, but we don’t have anything new to report yet," she said.

If you keep up to speed with the show on social media, then you may be wondering about an IMDb page that claimed a lot of former stars had been added to the cast list.

However, this was due to a glitch, and is allegedly not an accurate representation...

Grey's Anatomy continues to beat the odds.

The series, which kicked off as a midseason replacement, is currently in its 17th season and continues to be a ratings winner for ABC.

Grey's Anatomy Season 17, airing Thursdays at 9/8c, has been focusing on the Covid-19 pandemic, even giving two of its characters the virus.

But the series still has three original stars as a part of its cast, and Grey's Anatomy Season 17 Episode 5 focused on one of them.

Miranda Bailey, played by Chandra Wilson, lost her mother after she was diagnosed with Covid-19, and brought to the hospital.

It was a truly tragic installment of the series, complete with big reveals about Bailey, but the actress is not gearing up to exit the role in the near future.

Instead, she'll be there until the very end.

"I always say until the wheels come off, I'll be there," she told Variety after the episode aired.

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you have not yet watched the Dec. 10 episode of “Grey’s Anatomy.”

As one of the last remaining original cast members on “Grey’s Anatomy,” Chandra Wilson has been playing Dr. Miranda Bailey since the show premiered in 2005. Tonight, Wilson’s character narrates the latest episode — a task usually done by Ellen Pompeo’s Meredith Grey.

Now, in its 17th season, “Grey’s Anatomy” is one of the most influential shows in television history, inspiring generations of young women to enter the medical field. But never in its long-running history has the medical drama been as impactful as this season, as it tackles the coronavirus pandemic.

In the latest episode, Dr. Bailey’s mother dies after contracting Covid-19 in the nursing home she recently moved into, after Bailey moved her parents in an assisted living center, so that they could be living closer to her in Seattle.

Grey's Anatomy threw it all the way back on Thursday night.

Grey's Anatomy Season 17 Episode 4 reunited Meredith with her dead best friend, George O'Malley.

Indeed, T.R. Knight reprised the role he held on the veteran medical drama from 2005-2009, and it was an insane episode.

Shortly after the episode aired, Knight took to Instagram to open up about the comeback.

"George O'Malley will always claim my heart," The actor, who currently stars on The Flight Attendant, wrote on the social media website.

"Thank you to Ellen, Chandra, Jim, Krista, and all the familiar faces for once again sharing your beautiful light."

He went on to address Ellen Pompeo directly, noting how much he enjoyed working with her and being her friend.

"Ellen is the kind of actor I’m endlessly grateful to act with," he wrote.

"She’s the embodiment of truth. George and Meredith love each other, for sure,...

Grey Sloan Memorial is about to be inundated with patients.

ABC on Monday dropped official plot details for Grey's Anatomy Season 17 Episode 6 -- the primetime sudser's 2020 finale.

The highly-anticipated episode is titled “No Time for Despair,” and will find the characters pushed to the limit as they try to help as many people as possible.

"Grey Sloan Memorial faces new pressures as Seattle Pres is overloaded, and Grey Sloan Memorial is now on surge capacity protocol," reads the official logline.

If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know Seattle Pres is a rival hospital to the one our beloved series takes place in.

Surge capacity protocol means the characters will be dealing with more patients than ever.

While there's no confirmation on what triggers the surge capacity protocol, it is likely to be Covid-19 related.

Grey's Anatomy Season 17 has been centered around the pandemic, even going as far as giving...

Exclusive: There will be a new face on the upcoming 17th season of Grey’s Anatomy. Mackenzie Marsh is set for a recurring role on ABC’s flagship drama series.

Marsh will play Val Ashton. She’s intelligent, has a fun-loving sense of humor and works in publishing but is extremely lonely.

Created and executive produced by Shonda Rhimes, ABC Studios-produced Grey’s Anatomy stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Justin Chambers as Alex Karev, Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey, James Pickens Jr. as Richard Webber, Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt, Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery, Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd, Camilla Luddington as Jo Wilson, Kelly McCreary as Maggie Pierce, Kim Raver as Teddy Altman and Giacomo Gianniotti as Andrew DeLuca.

Betsy Beers, Mark Gordon, showrunner Krista Vernoff, Debbie Allen, Zoanne Clack, Fred Einesman, Andy Reaser and Meg Marinis are executive producers.

Marsh’s recent credits include guest/recurring roles on Charmed,...

Months after having its season cut short due to Covid-19, Grey's Anatomy returns to ABC November 12 with a two-hour premiere.

ABC has now dropped plot details for the opener, and it's going to be a shocking affair.

"In the midst of the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, Grey Sloan Memorial and its surgeons’ lives have been turned upside down," reads the logline for Grey's Anatomy Season 17 Episode 1.

"The season 17 premiere picks up one month into the pandemic, and it’s all-hands-on-deck as Meredith, Bailey and the rest of the Grey Sloan doctors find themselves on the frontlines of a new era."

"Meanwhile, an unintentionally started fire has first responders from Station 19 bringing patients into the hospital for treatment," it concludes.

We already knew the series was tacking the Covid-19 pandemic, and we get it. A medical show sidestepping it would be problematic.

The interesting aspect of this is that...

Let’s talk about sex (and movies).

Review aggregation site CherryPicks, which amplifies female-identifying and non-binary voices, is launching a podcast centered on women and sex onscreen, titled “CherryPop,” with hosts Beandrea July and Meg McCarthy.

“In film criticism, it’s not talked enough about the relationship that women have with sex, with their sexuality, with their self-exploration,” CherryPicks director of production McCarthy tells Variety. “And, as women, we identify so much with the way that we’re portrayed in film and television — which, as we know, is not always correct. We’re just trying to debunk some of those myths; like the myth of virginity, the myth of the three-stroke orgasm, which we’ve seen in countless movies, and trying to break down the stigma around female pleasure, too.”

McCarthy says her film and sex education both started when she was a young girl and would hide behind the...

Production for Grey's Anatomy next chapter hasn't begun yet, but we're already getting a peek into what the minds behind the magic are planning for season 17. To the surprise of absolutely no one, ABC's medical drama will be tackling the real-life woes of the current pandemic. That's right, the show's next season will be shining a light on Covid-19.

On Tuesday, July 21, Entertainment Weekly reported that Grey's executive producer Krista Vernoff

revealed the show's plan to address the pandemic

during the Television Academy's "Quaranstreaming: Comfort TV That Keeps Us Going" virtual panel. "There's no way to be a long-running medical show and not do the medical story of our lifetimes," Vernoff said.

Related: So, Patrick Dempsey Just Shared a Pretty Great Grey's Anatomy-Inspired Face Mask PSA

The executive producer participated in the panel alongside Grey's stars Chandra Wilson (Dr. Miranda Bailey) and Kevin McKidd (Dr. Owen Hunt). She explained...

The stars of “Grey’s Anatomy” are dishing on first-day jitters in the operating room, prepping for working with medical equipment and being pregnant on set. In a unique crossover event, actors Chandra Wilson (Dr. Miranda Bailey), Kim Raver (Dr. Teddy Altman) and Greg Germann (Dr. Tom Koracick) got together, virtually, with four real doctors from Netflix’s “Lenox Hill” to discuss...

Kit Williamson, the creator-director-star of Netflix’s Emmy-nominated soap EastSiders, has set up his next project. He has teamed with indie film producer Cold Iron Pictures and indie distributor The Film Arcade along with financier The Money Pool on Unconventional, a dark LGBTQ comedy series that Williamson will write, direct and star in.

Unconventional centers on two eccentric, queer siblings and their significant others trying to start an unconventional family while navigating their 30s, trying to come to terms with their professional limitations in a screwed-up economy, trying to stay sane in a screwed-up world and, most importantly, trying to hold on to the bond they share.

A writers room opens this month on the series, which was developed at Sundance Labs, with the plan to pen nine half-hour episodes.

It marks the first foray into TV for Cold Iron Pictures (Swiss Army Man) and Film Arcade (The Amazing Johnathan...

Grey's Anatomy may have wrapped up its sixteenth season early, but spin-off series Station 19 is still chugging along.

The two shows, however, share a universe, meaning that Grey's Anatomy characters work with people from Station 19, and vice-versa.

ABC has dropped a new trailer for Station 19 Season 3 Episode 15, and it shows an armed woman causing trouble after an incident.

In a twist of fate, Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) is in the ambulance trying to operate on a patient, and Ben (Jason George) is also present.

As the clip plays out, gunshots ring out at the conclusion, while Bailey is seen in Grey Sloan Memorial realizing that something is amiss.

Perhaps it's because the ambulance doesn't show up when it should.

If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know Bailey has suffered a lot of heartache of late, so killing off her husband would be cruel.

Heck, even killing Jackson would be cruel.

Spoiler Alert: The story includes details about the season-finale episode of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy. While it wasn’t the planned ending, tonight’s Season 16 finale of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, written by Mark Driscoll and Tameson Duffy and directed by Deborah Pratt, was fitting. Indeed, this season was cut short due to the halting of production in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

You can’t be the longest-running medical drama on television without overcoming some challenges, and Grey’s already has proved its ability to pivot when the unexpected happens. The production shutdown was is the second major curveball for the show this season after original cast member Justin Chambers’ abrupt exit. No word on whether the four unproduced episodes from Season 16 will roll over to the next season. But this episode, titled “Put on a Happy Face,” had enough to tide us over until Season 17.

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It's the big day for Teddy and Owen, but it looks like it will not be going off without a hitch.

Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 21 -- the premature season finale -- will attempt to bring things full circle for Teddy and Owen.

However, Tom seems like he doesn't want the wedding to go ahead. If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know that would make sense.

Tom is madly in love with Teddy and the pair have been having an affair of late.

However, Teddy decided on Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 20 that Owen was the man for her, and asked him if they could rush the wedding.

In the latest sneak peek from ABC, Owen and Tom are bickering because Tom has yet to approve Owen's time off, claiming that he didn't think it was urgent.

Teddy tries to play the expedited wedding off as a small gathering of family in the backyard.

Are you ready for the Grey's Anatomy season finale?

Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 21 is serving as an early endpoint for the current season, thanks to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.

While it was not supposed to be the end, it sure seems like there will be enough drama to tide fans over until the series returns for Season 17.

Titled "Put on a Happy Face," the installment looks set to bring many storylines to a head.

Teddy will be forced to face up to her deceit as her wedding to Owen looms, but Tom steps in and pleads with her to make the right decision.

If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know Teddy has been cheating on Owen with Tom, and has been wondering what to do for some time.

On Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 20, she seemingly had an epiphany, which led to her moving the wedding up and vowing to...

The fight is on to diagnose and save Richard on Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 20, airing tonight at 9/8c on ABC.

While Maggie, Meredith, and Amelia work together to run tests on Weber, Maggie is checking out the headlines following Richard's claim that he had a cure for cancer.

The internet is ablaze with memes of Richard, as well as negative headlines that make him sound like a conspiracy theorist, according to a new sneak peek of the episode.

"Famous surgeon implodes at medical conference," says one headline, while another says:

"Medical meltdown of the year."

"It doesn't stop," a defeated Maggie says.

Unfortunately, it also looks like the nightmare will have much more far-reaching consequences.

"Catherine's on the phone with the foundation publicist to try to scrub it all from the internet which isn't really possible," says Meredith chiming in.

Catherine probably feels guilty because she thought Richard was drunk at the event,...

Are we about to say goodbye to Richard Weber?

Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 20 picks up in the immediate aftermath of the character being rushed to the hospital with a suspected stroke.

If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know Grey's has said goodbye to several stars throughout its 15-year-run, but we don't even know if James Pickens Jr. is saying goodbye to the series.

Back when Patrick Dempsey's Derek Shepherd was killed off, the actor exiting the show was not announced in advance so fans were gobsmacked when the emotional death played out.

What we do know about "Sing It Again" is that everyone will band together with one common goal: Save Richard.

This includes Catherine who initially thought her estranged husband had turned back to alcohol when he claimed to have a cure for cancer at an event.

Their relationship has been on thin ice for months, but...

The doctors are away and ready to play.

That is what the promo for Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 19 teases, and we are so ready for it.

ABC also dropped a press release to give fans a taste of what's to come.

"Love of My Life" - Richard preps to present his Path pen at the La Surgical Innovation Conference but becomes distracted by his issues with Catherine.

Maggie and Teddy run into people from their past at the same conference, while Hayes relives moments from when he met his late wife, on an all-new episode of "Grey's Anatomy," Thursday, March 26 (9:00-10:01 p.m. Edt), on ABC.

Episodes can also be viewed the next day on demand and on Hulu. "Grey's Anatomy" stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey, James Pickens Jr. as Richard Webber, Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt, Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery,...

Real talk: Dr. Meredith Grey is the heart and soul of Grey's Anatomy. The medical drama even has her name in the title! But members of the original 2005 cast have exited the series one by one - most recently Justin Chambers, who played the beloved Dr. Alex Karev. With these departures, there's one burning question on all our minds: will Ellen Pompeo ever leave Grey's? Production on season 16 of Grey's is being halted to slow down the coronavirus pandemic, but it doesn't look like Pompeo or the series is permanently leaving the air anytime soon.

In May 2019, ABC greenlit Grey's Anatomy for two more seasons, which means we're at least getting a season 17. Pompeo is not only the series's lead actress, but she's also a producer on the show and its spinoff series, Station 19. Shonda Rhimes, the series creator, has noted that Grey's will continue as long as Pompeo wants it to continue.

Exclusive: Teddy (Kim Raver) and Maggie (Kelly McCreary) will be running into a couple old friends from their past in an upcoming episode of Grey’s Anatomy.

Anthony Hill (Watchmen) will play Winston, a past resident at Tufts who Maggie used to work with, and Sherri Saum (Locke & Key) will play an old friend of Teddy’s. No details are being revealed. Maggie and Teddy run into their old pals at the La Surgical Innovation Conference they are attending. The characters will be introduced in the “Love of My Life” episode on March 26.

Grey’s Anatomy stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey, James Pickens Jr. as Richard Webber, Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt, Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery, Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd, Camilla Luddington as Jo Wilson, Kelly McCreary as Maggie Pierce, Raver as Teddy Altman, Giacomo Gianniotti as Andrew DeLuca, Greg Germann as Tom Koracick,...

Spoiler Alert: This story includes details about the March 5 episode of Grey’s Anatomy.

Alex Karev’s 16-year journey on Grey’s Anatomy came to an end tonight. The episode of the ABC medical drama, titled “‘Leave A Light On”, finally explained what happened to Dr. Karev, and it was a shocker.

The episode provided closure not for one but for two characters played by original cast members who had abruptly left the series a decade apart, Justin Chambers, who played Alex Karev, and Katherine Heigl who played his first wife, Izzie Stevens.

Alex and Izzie’s love story seemingly came to an end when cancer survivor Izzie was last seen in Season 6 leaving Seattle after Alex refused to resume their marriage. Alex eventually moved on, marrying Jo Wilson (Camilla Luddington).

For the past 10 years Grey’s fans have been clamoring for Izzie to get a proper ending. It was revealed early...

Black History Month has come to a close, and we wanted to commemorate some of the best couples who embody Black Love.

They are stable, loving, inspirational, and aspirational couples. They're free of some of the stigmas projected on black couples and many of the problematic elements too.

They are real, loving, beautiful depictions of black couples on television showing how important and amazing representation can be.

We've compiled a list of some of the best black couples currently (or recently) on the air. Check it out below!

Beth and Randall - This is Us

Beth and Randall are the first couple that comes to mind when you broach the topic. This Is Us continues to be an incredible series that covers many topics and brings people of all shapes, colors, and journeys in life together. The Pearson family resonates with all of its viewers.

And Beth and Randall Pearson are all the goals.

Get ready to say goodbye to Dr. Alex Karev, “Grey’s Anatomy” fans: The Ellen Pompeo-led medical drama has set the farewell episode for longtime series regular Justin Chambers for next Thursday, March 5.

The announcement came courtesy of a trailer that aired after last night’s episode of the show’s currently airing 16th season. In the video, which you can view above, a few of Alex’s greatest “Grey’s” moments are shown before we move toward the present and hints at how exactly the Shonda Rhimes-created series will write off Chambers’ character.

Here’s the official description for the episode, which is titled “Leave a Light On”: “Bailey and Ben face a huge, life-altering decision, while Meredith and several of the doctors reflect on the past.”

Also Read: Which Original 'Grey's Anatomy' Cast Members Are Still With the Show?

This is not fans’ first...

Exclusive: Westworld Emmy winning actress Thandie Newton will headline Julian Higgins’ feature directorial debut God’s Country for Cold Iron Pictures and The Film Arcade, Deadline has learned.

The neo-Western thriller is set in the bleak winter landscape of the Mountain West. Newton plays a college professor living on her own at the edge of the national forest. One day she confronts two hunters trespassing on her land, triggering a battle of wills with dangerous ramifications.

Screenwriter Shaye Ogbonna adapted the script with Higgins from James Lee Burke’s short story Winter Light. Burke is The New York Times bestselling author of the Dave Robicheaux detective series and numerous other novels. He has received two Edgar Awards and the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America, as well as a Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts in Fiction and a nomination for the Pulitzer Prize. Burke’s 40th novel will be released this year.

Christian Sesma (Vigilante Diaries) directs California-set thriller.

Octane Entertainment has wrapped production on its first in-house project, the Luke Goss and Val Kilmer thriller Paydirt, and will show first footage and launch worldwide sales in Berlin.

Christian Sesma (Vigilante Diaries) directs from his screenplay about a parolee (Goss) who teams up with his old crew to find a buried bag of cash stolen five years ago from a DEA bust gone bad. Kilmer plays the dogged retired sheriff on his tail.

Mike Hatton, Nick Vallelonga, Paul Sloan, V. Bozeman, Mirtha Michelle, Murielle Telio, Jay Montalvo and newcomer Mercedes Kilmer round out the cast.

Exclusive: Indie film distribution company The Film Arcade is furthering its outreach to indie projects with its newly launched distribution arm The Film Arcade Carousel which will be a one-stop shop for small budget indie films via digital platforms.

The new company will be headed by producer Lindsay Lanzillotta and will serve as a boutique aggregator for indie films under the $2 million range. It will also handle distribution, marketing, and advertising for these films that will release via digital platforms. On top of that, they will hone in on underrepresented voices when it comes to filmmakers, artists, and stories.

“It is our hope that filmmakers will feel comfortable that we can provide experienced guidance of their distribution service options and to have a financially conscious outcome for their film while maintaining a level of control,” said Lanzillotta. “We hope to make filmmakers aware and...

If there’s anyone that knows how to deliver a heart-wrenching death scene, it’s the team behind ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy.” Created by Shonda Rhimes, the broadcast medical drama came out of the gate in 2005 with literal life and death stakes for its characters. Being set in a hospital meant that mortality was a constant theme that touched the lives of every one who walked through the doors, be they of-the-week patients or support staff, or full-time cast members — no one is immune to the cold touch of death.

Now showrun by Krista Vernoff, “Grey’s Anatomy” has become the longest-running medical drama on television and, as such, the show has accumulated a record-high body count.

There have been quite a few of memorable ones that caused tears to be shed but not buckets to be cried. Those include Bonnie Crasnoff (Monica Keena), who was admitted after a train crash...

“Grey’s Anatomy” has been on ABC for 17 seasons and more than 350 episodes. That incredible run means unavoidable actor turnover. Now that Justin Chambers has said he’s leaving the medical drama, which of the original cast members are even left?

The title itself references main character Meredith Grey, who is played by star Ellen Pompeo. She’s still around, so the show is still on the airwaves.

Along with Meredith/Ellen, the only other O.G. cast members now remaining are Chandra Wilson, who plays Dr. Miranda Bailey, and James Pickens Jr., who plays Dr. Richard Webber. They’ve both appeared in every single episode since the series launched back in 2005.

Also Read: Justin Chambers Is Leaving 'Grey's Anatomy' After Playing Dr Alex Karev for 15 Years

The actor with the next-highest appearance tally is Kevin McKidd, who plays Dr. Owen Hunt. He got a late start, joining the show in 2008. Jesse Williams,...

The world of Grey's Anatomy and Station 19 is more intertwined than ever.

To kick off 2020, both shows will stage another two-hour crossover event that will also serve as the third season premiere for Station 19.

If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know Grey's Anatomy Season 16 Episode 9 concluded in epic fashion.

There were twists, turns, and everything in-between.

What the installment did well was set up this crossover.

In the final moments of "Let's All Go to the Bar," Jackson, Richard, Nico, Ben Captain Pruitt, Levi, and other interns were all put in a deadly scenario.

In a twist of fate, a car smashed into the bar, leaving those characters fighting for their lives.

This crossover has the potential to shake up the lives of everyone associated with Grey Sloan and Station 19.

The trailer shows characters battling to stay safe in the face of one of the most harrowing scenarios to date.

Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) is shocked when she receives news she has miscarried her baby during an ultrasound appointment. In true Miranda form, she tries not to make a big emotional deal of it and immediately goes back to work to focus on something else. Amelia (Caterina Scorsone), on the other hand, has been an […]

The post ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Recap: Miranda Loses Her Baby & Maggie Loses Her Job appeared first on uInterview.

Spoilers: Do not read the following unless you have watched the season 16 mid-season finale of “Grey’s Anatomy,” titled “Let’s All Go to the Bar.”

The always-dramatic “Grey’s Anatomy” made sure to ramp up the action for its Season 16 mid-season finale.

Not only has Meredith Grey’s love life just gotten potentially more complicated, but Miranda Bailey suffered an immense loss and Maggie Pierce came to a tough decision.

See below for the biggest moments from the show.

An appearance (by proxy) from Dr. Cristina Yang / The introduction of McWidow

Sandra Oh’s beloved character didn’t appear on-screen, but she did send Dr. Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) a “special package” to congratulate her for facing the medical board. Grey subsequently spent the majority of the episode searching for the package, only to realize at the end of the episode that it was actually the new Chief of Pediatric Surgery,...

Hey, "Grey's Anatomy" fan. We hope you enjoyed tonight's episode 8. Now that it's over, we are right back here to make sure you guys are in the know for what's about to take place in next week's brand new episode 9. This one will be the Fall finale episode, guys. So, get ready for a long break after it airs. Thanks to ABC and their very informative episode 9 press release, we do have a couple of teaser descriptions to tell you about along with some preview photos and a new preview clip. So, let's get into it. To start, episode 8 is officially named, "Let’s All Go to the Bar." It sounds like episode 8 will feature some pretty interesting and big moments as Jo takes on a new experience. Meredith moves on with her life. Jackson takes a big step with Vic aka Victoria. Bailey and Amelia swap pregnancy updates and more.

Hey, "Grey's Anatomy" fans. We hope you guys enjoyed watching tonight's episode 7. Now that it's officially in the can, it's time to see what the producers have in store for the next, new episode 8. ABC did recently release a new press release for episode 8. So, we have a couple of teaser descriptions for it. They also served up some preview photos. So, we're going to go over those with you as well. And don't worry, we've included a link to all of the preview photos for you guys. So, let's do this. To start, the ABC press release revealed that episode 8 is officially titled, "My Shot." It sounds like episode 8 will feature some very intense, dramatic, serious and interesting scenes as Meredith has to face the medical board. The interns get very competitive and more. We'll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Meredith situation. It turns...

Hey, "Grey's Anatomy" fans. We are back again to give you guys the skinny on what's in store for the next, new episode 6 of this current 16th season. Thanks to the lovely folks over at ABC, we have quite a few teaser descriptions for this particular episode via ABC's official press release for it. So, we will definitely be running it by you guys in this spoiler session. We've got a few preview photos for episode 6 that we're going to tell you about. We will also supply a link to those photos so you can see them for yourself. So, with no further ado, let's get into it. For starters, ABC revealed that this new episode 6 is labeled/titled, "Whistlin' Past the Graveyard." It sounds like episode 6 will feature some very interesting, dramatic and emotional moments as Alex tries to make a huge impression on investors. Teddy starts to feel a lot of pressure.

In today’s film news roundup, Isabela Merced get cast opposite Jason Momoa, “Starbright” gets financing and Afm announces its speakers.

Casting

Isabela Merced, formerly Isabela Moner, has come on board to portray the daughter of Jason Momoa in his upcoming revenge thriller “Sweet Girl” for Netflix.

Momoa will play a devastated man who vows to bring justice to the people responsible for his wife’s death while protecting his daughter, who is the only family he has left. “Sweet Girl” is written by Gregg Hurwitz, Philip Eisner and Will Staples. Brian Mendoza will direct. Momoa, Brad Peyton and Jeff Fierson are producing for Netflix.

Merced starred as the lead in Paramount’s “Dora and the Lost City of Gold,” which grossed more than $60 million domestically. Production of the “Sweet Girl” will take place in Pittsburgh.

Merced, who recently changed her name from Isabela Moner to honor her late Peruvian grandmother,...

Afm’s 40th anniversary market runs November 6-13.

Industry innovators, international pre-sales, and diverse content will come under the spotlight during the Afm Conferences at the American Film Market in Santa Monica next month.

The conferences kick off on November 8 at the Fairmont Hotel when Picturestart CEO Erik Feig, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema founder Tim League, Wattpad Studios head Aron Levitz, and Neon CEO Tom Quinn will take part in a session called Breaking The Mold: The Innovators.

The Producing For The International Pre-sales Marketplace panel features Cold Iron Pictures CEO Miranda Bailey, The H Collective president of production Sherryl Clark,...

Afm’s 40th anniversary market runs November 6-13.

Industry innovators, international pre-sales, and diverse content will come under the spotlight during the Afm Conferences at the American Film Market in Santa Monica next month.

The conferences kick off on November 8 at the Fairmont Hotel when Picturestart CEO Erik Feig, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema founder Tim League, Wattpad Studios head Aron Levitz, and Neon CEO Tom Quinn will take part in a session called Breaking The Mold: The Innovators.

The Producing For The International Pre-sales Marketplace panel features Cold Iron Pictures CEO Miranda Bailey, The H Collective president of production Sherryl Clark,...

Hey, "Grey's Anatomy" fans. We are back to deliver up some new spoiler scoops for the upcoming episode 5 that's due to air next Thursday night. We do hope you guys enjoyed tonight's episode 4. Thanks to ABC and their official press release, we do have a few teaser descriptions for episode 5 that we can share with you. So, with no further ado, we're going to just dive right into these. First off, the official title for episode 5 is called, "Breathe Again." It sounds like episode 5 will feature some pretty serious, interesting and possible dramatic scenes as Meredith has to go to court again. Bailey and Jo work on a very unique patient. Richard and Gemma run into problems during their meetup and more! We'll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Meredith court situation. It turns out that poor Meredith will be back in trouble in this episode.

Hey, "Grey's Anatomy" fans. We are back to deliver another round of insightful spoiler scoops for the next, new episode 4 since episode 3 just wrapped up tonight. Thanks to the good ole folks over at ABC, we do have a few plotline spoiler teasers to tell you about via their official press release. So, with no further ado, we're going to get right into these, starting with the title for episode 4. The producers have officially named episode 4, "It's Raining Men." It sounds like episode 4 will feature some very dramatic, intense and interesting scenes as Meredith causes a lot of negative press for the hospital! Ben and Vic deliver a young woman to the hospital. Jackson stands up to Tom! Shocking news is thrown Bailey's way! Owen ends up at Pac-Gen North and more. We'll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Meredith, negative press situation. It turns out...

As Alex Karev is making advances in his medical career and trying to turn Pac North into a reputable hospital with longtime mentor Richard Webber, Miranda Bailey is trying to kick the next class of surgeons into gear. The chief of surgery proves she is still as militant as ever and has a whole new […]

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Hey, Grey's Anatomy fans. We hope you guys enjoyed tonight's episode 2 of this current 16th season. Now that it has come to a close, it's time to see what the doctors will be up to in next week's new episode 3. We do have a few, official teaser descriptions for the good ole folks over at ABC. So, let's get right to it. To kick this spoiler session off, we do have a title for episode 3. It's labeled, "Reunited." It sounds like episode 3 will feature some very interesting, dramatic, intense and emotional scenes as Meredith helps out Jo. Tom gives Owen a hard time. A horrible construction site accident takes place and more! We'll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Meredith and Jo situation. It turns out that Jo will be involved in a very difficult procedure in this episode. At some point, we will see Meredith...

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the anti-abortion “fetal heartbeat” bill in Georgia that would have banned abortions as early as six weeks.

According to USA Today, District Court Judge Steve C. Jones issued a preliminary junction on Tuesday to stop the bill from going into effect on January 1. Gov. Brian Kemp signed the bill in May, and the current Georgia law allows abortions up to the 20th week of pregnancy.

If the state appeals the decision, the case will go to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, the National Review reported. TheWrap has reached out to a spokesperson for Gov. Kemp about whether he plans to appeal.

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“Under no circumstances whatsoever may a State prohibit or ban abortions at any point prior to viability, no matter what interests the State asserts to support it,” Jones wrote,...

Grey's Anatomy is bringing a Season 15 guest star back for a lengthier arc on Grey's Anatomy Season 16.

Deadline is reporting that Jasmine Guy will be back in a recurring role as Gemma, a woman who showed up at the hospital on Grey's Anatomy Season 15 Episode 22.

She arrived after a freak accident, and it quickly emerged that she had a past with Dr. Richard Webber.

If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know that Gemma and Richard had the same Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor.

As you will recall, Ollie passed away, and Richard had a difficult time in the aftermath. Gemma was in the same boat and relapsed after 17 years of sobriety.

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It's unclear what brings Gemma back into Richard's life, but it's possible they will lean on each other for support.

Richard lost his job at the close of Grey's Anatomy...

Jasmine Guy, who guest-starred near the end of last season on Grey’s Anatomy, is returning to the ABC medical drama in a key recurring role opposite James Pickens Jr. on the upcoming 16th season.

Guy plays Gemma, a woman who showed up at the Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital emergency room last season, following a freak accident. There, she encountered Dr. Richard Webber (Pickens), with whom she shares a problematic history.

Created and executive produced by Shonda Rhimes, ABC Studios-produced Grey’s Anatomy stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Justin Chambers as Alex Karev, Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey, James Pickens Jr as Richard Webber, Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt, Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery, Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd, Camilla Luddington as Jo Wilson, Kelly McCreary as Maggie Pierce, Kim Raver as Teddy Altman and Giacomo Gianniotti as Andrew DeLuca.

Betsy Beers, Mark Gordon,...

Vacations are always a good idea. Well, usually. Some television characters are so in love with their work that the idea of being away from it is anything but relaxing. 

We've put together a list of workaholics who will do anything to get out of relaxing.

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On this list, there are characters who take busman's holidays, where their work follows them wherever they go. 

Then there are characters who would rather volunteer rather than having some rest and relaxation. 

There are even some who seem too busy even to contemplate a vacation. 

Here are 19 examples of TV characters who don't know how to chill on vacation.

1. Grace Hansen (Grace & Frankie) When Frankie said they were going on a girls trip, she thought Frankie meant a spa. Instead, the pair end up at an ashram run by one of Frankie's friends from the 70s.

Stars: Karina Fontes, Casey Adams, Emily Althaus, Miranda Bailey, Martin Spanjers, Matt Peters, Susan Burke, John Getz | Written and Directed by Roxanne Benjamin

Writer-director Roxanne Benjamin makes her feature debut with this slow-burning survival thriller, having previously contributed to horror anthology movies Southbound and Xx. Showcasing a command of tension and atmosphere, the film confirms Benjamin as a genre talent to watch.

Set in the fictional Brighton Rock State Park, Body at Brighton Rock begins with rookie ranger Wendy (Karina Fontes) agreeing to swap duties with her friend Maya (Emily Althaus), partly to prove that she’s up to the job of trail maintenance and partly so Maya can flirt with a cute co-worker. Wendy duly hits the mountainous trail, putting up warning signs about bears and the dangers of hiking alone, while bopping happily away to music on her phone. Then disaster strikes – she loses her map and makes her way to a peak,...

In their near never-ending quest for box office gold Hollywood studios (in this case we’re talking about an “indie” upstart), another stand-up comedian is plucked from the clubs (in this case it’s arenas and stadiums) and plunked in front of a motion picture camera. That was the case of vaudeville and nightclub stars back in the “golden age”, but the idea of fashioning a flick around a comic’s “schtick’ really took flight forty years ago with Steve Martin as The Jerk. He became an enduring movie star, much like Rodney Dangerfield and later Tim Allen. A more recent example would be Amy Schumer breaking through with Trainwreck, though her follow-up flicks have struggled at the multiplex. Now comes a (hope to be) quirky lil’ low budget flick that stars a comedian who has certainly “paid his dues” over the last 22 years, bouncing between TV shows and supporting film roles.

Chicago – Miranda Bailey has a proven track record as a film producer of big title independent films, and has worked as a writer and actor. She has now conquered the creative side, as she makes her debut as a feature film director with “Being Frank.” The film features comedian Jim Gaffigan in the title role, and also features Anna Gunn, Samantha Mathis and Alex Karpovsky.

“Being Frank” has Jim G. as a father, which he also famously is in real life, but this Dad has a twist. Somehow, someway Frank has managed to maintain two families, and take them to maturation. This bigamist jig is slowly coming apart as the film begins, when Phillip (Logan Miller), the son of the Mom portrayed by Anna Gunn, begins to suspect that something is amiss. Meanwhile, in Frank’s second family (where the Mom is played by Samantha Mathis), his daughter Allison (Danielle Campbell...