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Good news for fans of Grey’s Anatomy and the 9-1-1 universe as ABC is moving up the season premieres for the three drama series.

The Disney-owned network is moving up the return of Grey’s Anatomy and 9-1-1 as well as the launch of new series 9-1-1: Nashville by a week. The three shows were set to debut on Thursday, October 16, but instead will premiere on Thursday, October 9.

Ryan Murphy’s flagship 9-1-1 will air its ninth season at 8 p.m., new spinoff 9-1-1: Nashville airs at 9 p.m. and Grey’s Anatomy, the longest-running medical drama on television, will premiere Season 22 at 10 p.m.

No other changes to its schedule, which also includes breakout drama High Potential returning for its second season, the return of The Golden Bachelor and returning comedies Shifting Gears and Abbott Elementary.

9-1-1: Nashville is an action procedural about heroic first responders,...

Hosted by The Voice of the Mets Colin Cosell, The 24 Hour Musicals were just held yesterday, June 16, at the Lynn F. Angelson Theatre. This intensive theatrical endeavor lets artists write, rehearse and perform four new musicals in just 24 hours. Check out photos from inside the big night! Participating artists included: Osh Ashruf, Becky Ann Baker, Abigail Breslin, Lilli Cooper, Rachel Dratch, Andrew Leeds, Warren Leight, Itamar Moses, christopher oscar peña, Gabrielle Ruiz, Meredith Scardino, Carolyn Cantor, John Carrafa, Morgan Siobhan Green, Jesse Eisenberg, Alexis Floyd, Michael R. Jackson, Bebe Neuwirth, Maulik Pancholy, and Peppermint. This year's event honored the organization's long-time collaborator Anna Strout. <br...

Grey's Anatomy Season 21's emotional finale has fans wondering which actors and their characters could be leaving after a massive explosion hit Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. The finale episode of ABC's long-running medical drama was full of twists and turns as Grey Sloan had to endure a hostage situation inside an operation after an unstable mother placed the lives of Dr. Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone), Dr. Lucas Adams (Niko Terho), and Dr. Simone Griffith (Alexis Floyd) in danger. 

After tense negotiations and an intervention from Dr. Meredith Grey, the hostage taker eventually surrendered after making sure that her daughter was safe. However, another curveball in the finale was revealed after the suspect's wife pointed out that the tank full of gas that was used for the hostage situation might've been leaking all this time. This means that the leak could cause an explosion that could put more lives in harm's way.

Grey’s Anatomy fans better buckle up because Season 21 of the medical drama was intense. That’s right – the showrunner has finally confirmed that the finale was a total game changer – not just full of emotional twists but the kind that will leave a lasting impression.

Moreover, it shook things up so much that the effects of the same will be carried well into the next season. Longtime fans of the show who have followed every plot and storyline will definitely feel the weight of this one, and it’s clear that the writers have set the stage for even more surprises ahead.

Grey’s Anatomy showrunner confirms Season 21 finale is all set to impact everyone in Season 22

Grey’s Anatomy can easily be one of the longest-running medical dramas on television, and it looks like it’s in no mood to stop anytime soon. Just recently, Season 21 of the show ended with...

For the last 20 years, Grey’s Anatomy has been at the top of the list of medical dramas. And after so many seasons, if you are wondering what’s next for the doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, there’s some exciting news for you. The longest-running scripted primetime show on ABC is not ending anytime soon.

Shonda Rhimes’ masterpiece has survived cast changes, time slot shifts, and even a pandemic. Now, the show has been greenlit for its 22nd season. As we are recovering from Season 21’s finale, we are left with questions. Will Meredith Grey return full-time? Who survived the hospital explosion? Let’s also look at what the upcoming season might offer.

Grey’s Anatomy Season 22 is now officially confirmed Ellen Pompeo in Grey’s Anatomy | Credit: ABC

ABC has officially renewed Grey’s Anatomy for its 22nd season. The announcement was made on April 3, 2025, and the new season might premiere...

There is no doubt that one of the most able doctors on television, Dr. Meredith Grey, is an empathetic physician. However, the fictional world of Grey’s Anatomy has not stopped by making Meredith just a compassionate doctor, but also made her courageous.

If anyone ever doubted the courageous nature of Dr. Meredith Grey, they might be in for a major reawakening. Almost 20 seasons after Meredith risked her life by putting her hand on a bomb inside a patient in Season 2, her deadliest instinct has made a jarring comeback.

In Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 finale, flashes of the bold and courageous Meredith are seen as she puts herself in harm’s way for the greater good.

Spoiler alert: The piece contains spoilers for Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 finale.

Meredith Grey risks her life again in the Season 21 finale

The May 15 episode of Grey’s Anatomy explored in the most nuanced way the emotions of a helpless mother.

Spoiler Alert: The story includes details about the Season 21 finale of Grey’s Anatomy, “How Do I Live.”

In a signature fashion, the Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 finale put the doctors at Grey Sloan through the wringer.

First, Jenna (Piper Perabo), the distraught mother of 9-year-old Dylan, resorted to extreme measures to try to save her daughter who continued to deteriorate following her brain surgery. Not willing to sit and wait as Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) advised her, Jenna took things into her own hands.

Using a tank with explosive gas from her husband’s work supply as a weapon, she forced Amelia to operate on her daughter to try and fix what didn’t work the first time. Amelia had to go lo-tech, relying on a magnifying glass and her instincts — with Lucas’ (Niko Terho) help — to perform the highly risky surgery. She was eventually joined by Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) for a...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Grey’s Anatomy” Season 21, Episode 18.

“Grey’s Anatomy” ended Season 21 with a heart-stopping finale cliffhanger, leaving the fates of a good chunk of the Grey Sloan doctors hanging in the balance.

Episode 18, titled “How Do I Live,” followed the aftermath of Jo (Camilla Luddington) and Link’s (Chris Carmack) wedding. Tensions rose significantly after Jenna (Piper Perabo), the mother of a young patient of Amelia’s (Caterina Scorsone), sequestered her, Simone (Alexis Floyd) and Lucas (Niko Terho) in an Or and forced her to operate on her daughter while threatening to blow it up with a gas tank.

The hostage situation caught the attention of Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) — who was in the premises with the intention of selling off her shares of the hospital to fund her burgeoning Alzheimer’s research. In typical Meredith fashion, she ended up in the Or herself and helped diffuse the...

[This story contains major spoilers from the season 21 finale of Grey’s Anatomy, “How Do I Live.”]

Grey’s Anatomy warned viewers that an explosive finale was coming.

Heading into the season 21 ender, “How Do I Live,” that aired on Thursday night, the ABC medical drama’s official social media account posted two throwback photos of the memorable two-part finale back in season two (“It’s the End of the World” and “As We Know It”). That tense bomb-in-a-body-cavity episode saw Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) with guest stars Christina Ricci and Kyle Chandler trying to keep a bomb lodged in a patients’ chest from exploding.

“Same vibe,” wrote the ABC account.

This time, instead of a bomb, the mother (guest star Piper Perabo) of a child patient who had gone unresponsive after brain surgery brings a highly flammable acetylene tank into the operating room and forces Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) to perform a high-risk surgery to save her daughter. Interns Simone (Alexis Floyd...

It wouldn’t be a Grey’s Anatomy finale without our favorite on-screen surgeons being in some serious danger, and this time, it looks like the threat is going to come from a very, very surprising place. In TV Insider’s exclusive sneak peek at the Season 21 closer, “How Do I Live,” Lucas Adams (Niko Terho) wheels 9-year-old neurosurgery patient Dylan (Sophia Kopera) into the operating room for a corrective surgery — presumably, to repair what went wrong from her angioma removal and caused her to experience locked-in syndrome. Only, Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) isn’t happy to see him or the child because something else entirely is going on. Standing behind her are scrub nurse BokHee (Kathy C. An) and anesthesiologist Dr. Knox (Payton Silver), and standing in front of her is Jenna Gaitlin (Piper Perabo), Dylan’s mother who’s holding Simone Griffiths (Alexis Floyd) hostage with a huge canister...

No one is more surprised than I am to find myself saying — well, typing — that I am glad Thursday’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy finally broke up Lucas and Simone. (Read the full recap.) Am I alone in feeling that way?

Maybe I should have spotted the warning signs ages ago. Even back in Season 19, when Lucas suggested that Simone’s fiancé didn’t see all of her, but “I see you, and I love every single thing I see,” the red flags were there. I was so busy fanning myself — Niko Terho and Alexis Floyd can have great chemistry...

The Hollywood Climate Summit’s sixth annual edition connecting environmental experts with leaders across media and entertainment is set for June 2-4 at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.

The increasingly popular networking event for conversations aimed at climate education and advancing sustainable practices across the entertainment ecosystem features speakers from the climate, media and music worlds. This year, it looks at How Grey’s Anatomy Has Shed Light on Climate Through he Generations with the series’ cast and creative team; How Music Mobilizes; Gaming Takes On Climate Change; How To Show Movements On Screen; and Westerns: A Window into America’s Public Land Legacy, and host workshops at the Writers Guild Theater on Day 3.

The Summit, a nonprofit organization first launched by social impact agency Yea! Impact, gathers filmmakers, executives, artists, environmental organizations and scientists in Hollywood and at events around country...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Grey’s Anatomy” Season 21, Episode 17.

“Grey’s Anatomy” hosted another iconic wedding, with Jo and Link tying the knot in a beautiful shotgun wedding that delivered on the big feelings — despite missing one key guest.

Episode 17, titled “Love You Like a Love Song,” followed as Jo (Camilla Luddington) and Link (Chris Carmack) prepared for their big day after only four days of planning. The bride and groom were busy ahead of the ceremony, with Jo juggling getting ready with bonding with her future mother-in-law, and Link struggling to write his vows. His struggles paid off though as he surprised his bride with a swoonworthy vow song chronicling their long love story, and promising complete devotion for their growing family.

“We’ve always wanted Chris to sing on the show, but we never wanted to do it gratuitously. We always wanted it to feel special and momentous,...

The wedding bells will ring in this week's episode of Grey's Anatomy. After a lengthy and rocky dating period, Jo Wilson (Camilla Luddington) and Link (Chris Carmack) are finally tying the knot, and the season's event is bringing back some familiar faces to our screens. Jo's best friend, Levi Schmitt (Jake Borelli), is returning to witness the wedding first-hand, and ABC unveiled some first-look images from the new episode that show Borelli once again among his former co-stars. The episode airs this Thursday.

The return makes Borelli the latest alumnus to walk the Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital floors after exiting the series. Season 21 brought several familiar faces back, including title character Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo), Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams), Season 3's Sydney Heron (Kali Rocha), Nick Marsh (Scott Speedman), and Tom Koracick (Greg Germann).

Borelli left Grey's Anatomy in late 2024, and even though his departure is somewhat recent, fans found...

Grey's Anatomy goes on a two-week break with new episodes of Season 21 resuming next month on May 1. When Episode 16, "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone," airs, viewers will meet Piper Perabo as Jenna Gatlin. Variety reveals that the Coyote Ugly and Yellowstone star will appear on the show for a three-episode arc beginning in Episode 16, in which "Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) undertakes a high-risk brain surgery on a young patient, while Winston (Anthony Hill) and Jules (Adelaide Kane) disagree over how to handle their trauma patient’s family. Jo (Camilla Luddington) and Link (Chris Carmack) struggle with wedding planning." Jenna is the mother of the young patient and is described as "a fierce mother who will do anything for her 9-year-old daughter, Dylan."

In Episode 17, "Jo and Link’s wedding day arrives, along with some visitors. Meanwhile, Teddy (Kim Raver) and Owen (Kevin McKidd) are met with a familiar face seeking treatment,...

More medical drama is on the way for the 2025-26 TV season. Grey's Anatomy has been renewed for a 22nd season on ABC. The 21st season of 18 episodes finishes airing next month.

A medical drama series, the Grey's Anatomy TV show stars Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Kevin McKidd, Camilla Luddington, Caterina Scorsone, Kim Raver, Chris Carmack, Anthony Hill, Alexis Floyd, Harry Shum Jr., Adelaide Kane, Niko Terho, and Jason George. Recurring cast members include Jake Borelli, Midori Francis, Scott Speedman, Jesse Williams, Debbie Allen, Natalie Morales, and Kali Rocha. The long-running series revolves around the personal and professional lives of the surgical residents, fellows, and attendings in the surgical wing of the fictional Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital in Seattle, Washington. They seek comfort from one another and, at times, more than just friendship. Together,...

Grey's Anatomy is currently over halfway through Season 21. Ahead of the finale, which will be on May 15, ABC has revealed the medical drama's fate.

Grey's Anatomy is one of the longest-running shows on air, having premiered in 2005. However, it looks like the medical drama is not stopping anytime soon. Per Variety, ABC has renewed Grey's Anatomy for Season 22 during a massive renewal for some of its hit series, alongside 9-1-1, The Rookie, Will Trent, and Shifting Gears.

Grey's Anatomy follows the personal and professional lives of the interns, residents, and attendings at the fictional Seattle Grace Hospital, which was later renamed as Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. The series is the longest-running scripted primetime show on ABC. For over 19 seasons, the series followed Ellen Pompeo's Meredith Grey as the central character, until she stepped down as a series regular and started making recurring appearances.

Grey's Anatomy has just celebrated its 20th anniversary this year.

All doctors on Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital will remain on call for the next year. In a move that surprised no one, ABC decided to renew Grey's Anatomy for another season. The long-running medical series will extend until Season 22, which will air in the 2025-2026 season. The network has yet to announce if all regular cast members are returning for the new season, but showrunner Meg Marinis has hinted that former protagonist Ellen Pompeo (Good American Family) is expected to return for some episodes.

The renewal should come as no surprise — Grey's Anatomy keeps topping the charts to this day. Not only does the show remain among the most-watched titles on network television, but it is also a hit on streaming platforms. Just last year, the series was the most-streamed drama title across all streaming platforms. The series is still the go-to title for subscribers who feel like binge-watching a long TV series,...

ABC is renewing four dramas and one comedy series, Variety has learned.

The Disney-owned broadcaster has picked up new seasons of “9-1-1,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “The Rookie,” and “Will Trent” as well as “Shifting Gears.” The renewals will bring “9-1-1” to Season 9, “Grey’s Anatomy” to Season 22, “The Rookie” to Season 8, “Shifting Gears” to Season 2, and “Will Trent” to Season 4.

ABC had previously announced renewals for both “High Potential” and the hit comedy “Abbott Elementary.” That means that the only current ABC show still awaiting word on a renewal is “Doctor Odyssey.” ABC has opted not to order any pilots this season, but did order the “9-1-1” spinoff “9-1-1: Nashville” straight-to-series, with Chris O’Donnell set for a lead role.

Of today’s renewals, only “Shifting Gears” was seen as a toss up for a new season. The Tim Allen-Kat Dennings multi-cam suffered a noticeable drop off in the ratings since its January debut.

Grey’s Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes recently opened up about the potential conclusion of ABC’s longest-running medical drama. Even though she’s no longer the drama’s showrunner, Rhimes has continued to be an integral part of the series as an executive producer.

When asked about her possible plans for the ending of Grey’s Anatomy during a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Rhimes admitted that she stopped thinking about the show’s conclusion after Season 8. At the moment, she doesn’t have any idea about how the medical drama will end. "I have zero endings for Grey's now. I mean, literally zero. Until Season 8, I still had endings," she shared. "And by the way, I felt like I ended the series several times. I was like, ‘This could be the finale, this could be it,’ but it wasn't. So, after a while, I just started writing those things that I...

Ellen Pompeo will always be connected to Grey's Anatomy. She may no longer spearhead every episode, but she still provides narration and serves as an executive producer. Since she has been involved with the show for so long, however, Pompeo has been able to speak more frankly about her experiences making it.

This was incredibly evident during the actress' recent appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast. Pompeo was asked which Grey's Anatomy sex scene was the most uncomfortable to shoot, and she did not hesitate when it came to her answer. Pompeo deemed the sex scene between her character and George (T.R. Knight) in the season 2 was so bad she couldn't bring herself to watch it.

Pompeo was forced to shoot a sex scene twice

The actress clarified that her scene partner was not to blame. "T.R. and I are such good friends," she assured host Alex Cooper.

After a few weeks away from Grey Sloan, Grey’s Anatomy season 21 episode 10 welcomed Ellen Pompeo back as Meredith Grey and, while fans might have been excited to see her back, her return to the hospital wasn’t exactly met with a warm welcome.

As the episode opens, Meredith and Nick head back to Seattle and it’s clear things are still tense between Mer and Richard after she kept him in the dark about Catherine’s diagnosis. Mer and Nick arrive at the hospital where they meet Catherine and their patient Tasha, who is in need of a liver transplant, as well as her wife, Evynn, a fellow surgeon. As they’re discussing the diagnosis, Richard comes in and you can cut the tension between him and Meredith from the moment he enters the room.

Following their meeting with Tasha and Evynn, Richard gets short with Meredith and begins...

The interns have a day outside of the Or in Grey’s Anatomy season 21, episode 10. Meanwhile, Webber and Meredith cross paths for the first time since Catherine’s secret came out.

Caution: This post contains Spoilers for Grey’s Anatomy season 21, episode 10.

While the interns spend the day at Bailey’s house, Link, Amelia, and others deal with a patient who jumped off a bridge. No, it wasn’t what you think; she was celebrating her divorce. I’m here for that, but not the jumping off a bridge part!

Of course, the big question about the episode was whether Webber and Meredith would be able to work together. Even Nick was out in the cold with Webber.

GREYÕS Anatomy - ÒJump (for My Love)Ó - Meredith and Nick return to Grey Sloan to treat a liver transplant patient. Meanwhile, Bailey hosts an intern retreat at her home, and Winston and...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Grey’s Anatomy” Season 21, Episode 9.

“Grey’s Anatomy” returned with some big moments, a bonkers case and more than a few emotionally scarred doctors.

The midseason premiere, titled “Hit the Floor,” resolved many big cliffhangers for the doctors of Grey Sloan Memorial, who we had last seen dealing with a record-breaking heat wave in Seattle in the aftermath of Dr. Mika Yasuda’s heartbreaking exit.

Dr. Jules Millin (Adelaide Kane) was impacted the most by her fellow doctor’s departure from the hospital, as the pair had been exploring a blossoming romantic relationship up until Mika’s sister showed up asking for help with a cancer diagnosis — which resulted in her dying in a car accident and Mika leaving Seattle so she could heal from the grief away from where all fell apart.

Midori Francis in “Grey’s Anatomy.” (Disney/Anne Marie Fox)

In Episode 9, Jules is...

When Grey’s Anatomy signed off the air in 2024 with its final episode before what has been a three-month break, ABC’s long-running medical drama ended with a major cliffhanger that left fans to wonder whether the show was about to lose yet another cast member.

In the season 21 fall finale, Lucas and Jo set out for what should have been a simple errand with the goal of getting some ice to assist patients back at the hospital amid a major heatwave. Unfortunately, fate had other plans for the duo as the pair ended up trapped in a gas station after a gunman barged in trying to score some cash.

The stress of the situation seemed to take a major toll on Jo who realized she was bleeding and began to fear for the life of her twins. Upon learning of Jo’s pregnancy, Lucas decided to take action and tried...

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As people in Los Angeles and surrounding towns evacuate their homes and deal with the impact of multiple wildfires, several Hollywood productions are being put on pause.

Beginning Tuesday morning, several TV productions were hatled in an effort to keep people safe and out of impacted areas. It’s unclear how long the pauses in production will last at the moment, and whether they will impact release schedules.

A full list of paused productions is below:

Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder in Hacks Hacks (Max)

Max’s award-winning comedy “Hacks,” which is in the middle of filming its fourth season, paused production on Wednesday, January 8.

Stephen Amell as Ted Black in the “Suits: L.A.” pilot (Photo by: David Astorga/NBC) Suits: LA (NBC)

“Suit: LA” is set to premiere in February on NBC, starring Stephen Amell and more. It paused production on later episodes in its first season on January 8.

Melissa Peterman as Gabby,...

Grey's Anatomy has been going for almost two decades. The 21 seasons and nearly 450 episodes have introduced viewers to plenty of characters, but few have been as popular with fans as Dr. Derek Shepherd, who's been affectionately referred to as "McDreamy." Derek is a neurosurgeon who works at the same hospital as the main character, Meredith Grey, and even had a relationship and kids with her. Patrick Dempsey won over audiences' hearts as Derek Shepherd, and even received the honor of People Magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive" in 2023 after showing so much charisma in Grey's Anatomy.

The show controversially killed Derek Shepherd in episode 21 of season 11, titled "How to Save a Life." The episode is one of the lowest-rated episodes on IMDb, with a user rating of 5.6/10 with more than 3,000 reviews, mostly annoyed with how Derek was killed in the episode. However, McDreamy's death was a necessity, especially with situations in the background of the show's production.

As Grey's Anatomy takes a break until 2025, there's a chance we'll be bidding goodbye to some characters!

Grey's Anatomy fans know the one constant of the show is change. Characters come and go a lot, with Meredith herself still popping in despite Ellen Pompeo talking of leaving the show. Some exits can be sudden and shocking, while others get a bigger push.

Already this season has seen the departures of Levi Schmitt (Jake Borelli) and Mika Yasuda (Midori Francis). As the show takes a break before returning in the spring, there's a question of who else might depart and these eight characters all have a sad chance of no longer being on Grey's next season

Jules Millin (Adelaide Kane) GREYÕS Anatomy - ÒNight MovesÓ - Teddy and Owen plan a date night that gets derailed in more ways than one, while Jo struggles to do it all at home. Mika...

Grey's Anatomy has seen many characters come and go during the course of its run, and among those who haven't been seen in a while is Martin Henderson's Dr. Nathan Riggs. Over seven years later, the actor has confirmed that he's open to the idea of returning as his fan-favorite character.

While speaking with Deadline to promote his series Virgin River, Henderson was asked about the possibility of returning to Grey's Anatomy. He teased that a return is possible, feeling that Grey's creator Shonda Rhimes would be supportive of a return of Dr. Riggs. It all comes down to scheduling, as Henderson is keeping pretty busy with his post-Grey's work.

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So many stars stepped out to attend the Out100 Celebration at NeueHouse Hollywood on Wednesday night (December 11) in Hollywood, Calif.

The annual event honors those who are making strides within the LGBTQ+ community, and this year was no exception.

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade attended with the basketball star’s daughter Zaya Wade, and they put on a stylish display.

Cynthia Erivo received the Icon of the Year Award, and Sheryl Lee Ralph was dubbed the Advocate of the Year. They got support from friends and costars, who joined them on the red carpet.

With so many stars in attendance, we pulled together photos of everyone so that you could easily see what they wore and who was there.

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Gabrielle Union, Zaya Wade and Dwyane Wade

Fyi: Gabrielle is wearing Burberry. Zaya is wearing Ronny Kobo.

Spoiler Alert: The story includes details about Season 21 Episode 8, Drop It Like It’s Hot.

After Grey’s Anatomy bid farewell to Jake Borelli’s Levi Schmitt last week, it was Midori Francis’ turn to say goodbye to the show. Her exit was one of several major storylines in a jam-packed fall finale that left multiple lives in limbo.

Set more than six months after the events in the previous episode, the finale chronicles Mika’s (Francis) first day back after the van accident which left her fighting for her life, with her younger sister Chloe ultimately dying. Mika is not herself all day, evoking her late sister anywhere she goes, including the room Chloe died in and the morgue.

Mika then becomes hysterical when a male patient starts coding, screaming at Bailey (Chandra Wilson) “He’s dying”, “you can’t just let him die like that,” before abruptly switching to “you have to save her,...

[This story contains spoilers from Grey’s Anatomy season 21, episode eight, “Drop It Like It’s Hot.”]

Grey’s Anatomy had said farewell to another series regular.

Midori Francis’ surgical intern Mika Yasuda scrubbed in to Seattle’s Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital for the last time on Thursday, after joining the show at the start of season 19.

The eighth episode of season 21 — also the fall finale of the hit ABC medical drama, which returns March 6, 2025 — picked up after Jake Borelli’s Dr. Levi Schmitt also departed Grey’s Anatomy. Yasuda’s younger sister, Chloe (Julia Rose Gruenberg), tragically died after a horrible car accident when Yasuda fell asleep at the wheel after pulling an all-nighter at the hospital. The combination of Chloe’s wounds from the accident and the impact of chemo on her body from treating her cancer proved to be fatal, and Chloe died from her injuries.

At the start of this week’s episode,...

Spoiler Alert: The story includes details about Episode 2107 of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, “If You Leave”

As ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy is approaching its fall finale, so are the tenures of cast members Jake Borelli, who has played Levi Schmitt since 2017, and Midori Francis, in her third season as Mika Yasuda. Their exits could not be more contrasting, with Levi leaving Seattle to pursue his dream career in pediatrics while Mika got into a horrible car accident with her sister. Here is how Grey’s Anatomy wrote off Levi in “If You Leave” and geared Mika’s story for conclusion, expected in the next episode.

(You can read Borelli’s exit interview with Deadline about Levi’s final episode, his eight-season journey on Grey’s and what’s next here.)

And just like that, merely hours after Levi chose a peds research position in Texas over Bailey’s Webber general surgeon attending offer,...

It is certainly not uncommon for TV shows to be canceled after just a handful of seasons. Of course, this can happen for any number of reasons. Some shows are driven off the air by poor ratings. Others simply reach a satisfying conclusion, leaving no need for the program to continue any further. Even more shows fall victim to issues unrelated to the actual content, such as financial restrictions, problems with the cast, or even the reality that the network may just want to make room for new programming.

On the other hand, some TV shows feel as though they will last until the end of time. While this is much rarer, these series possess a level of timelessness that makes them bound to keep churning out new episodes year after year. Explanations for this immunity from cancelation can range all the way from the complexity of its stories and...

“Grey’s Anatomy” added a storyline about voter responsibility into its latest episode, highlighting the importance of participating in democracy less than two weeks before the 2024 presidential election.

Episode 5 of the ABC medical drama, titled “You Make My Heart Explode,” saw as the latest class of interns debated the topic as they juggled a complicated case involving a hospital employee. Though the show is no stranger to addressing hot-button issues in its storylines, “Grey’s” pulled off the voting message for its viewers without going full PSA — and without getting into details about this year’s race.

The episode kicked off with the interns commiserating about long work hours, as they have all been filling in for Mika (Midori Francis) while she tends to her sick sister. As they made it tot he hospital entrance, they walked by voter registration drive and most of them said they were already registered to vote,...

Sophia Bush is putting on her scrubs again but for a new hospital. The actress has landed a significant recurring role as a trauma surgeon in the 21st season of Grey’s Anatomy on ABC. Bush previously starred in the medical drama Good Sam for one season before CBS cancelled it. She is also known for her roles on One Tree Hill and Chicago Pd.

Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Kevin McKidd, Camilla Luddington, Caterina Scorsone, Kim Raver, Chris Carmack, Anthony Hill, Alexis Floyd, Harry Shum Jr., Adelaide Kane, Niko Terho, and Jason George star in the Grey’s Anatomy medical drama which follows the surgical staff at the fictional Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital in Seattle.

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The cast of Grey's Anatomy will be expanding further this season with another major cast member revealed. It's also been announced when the new character will be introduced.

Per Deadline, Sophia Bush has joined the cast of Grey's Anatomy for a "major recurring role." She will be making her debut in the sixth episode of Season 21, which is set to air on Nov. 7, 2024. Bush is playing a character named Dr. Cass Beckman, described as an "amiable, fun and a little messy around the edges trauma surgeon at Seattle Presbyterian whose husband David Beckman is a cardiothoracic surgeon at Grey Sloan." It's not yet known who will play David, though he is expected to be a much more minor character. Meanwhile, Bush has already revealed a first look at herself in scrubs for her role on Grey's Anatomy.

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The long-running series Grey's Anatomy has had many casting shakeups over the years, and some actors have been cut loose from the series long before they were ready to say goodbye. That applies to April Kepner actor Sarah Drew, who can still recall how it seemed "unjust" when she was fired without warning from her role in the series back in 2018.

Per TVLine, Drew opened up on her Grey's Anatomy exit during an interview for the Call It What It Is podcast, which is hosted by former cast mates Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington. At the time of her firing six years ago, Drew made a comment that compared getting fired from the series to "attending [my] own funeral," and it was given a significant amount of attention in the media. Drew now clarifies that it was the "outpouring of love" from those offering support that made the experience feel like...

Catherine Fox did not want Webber to know about her medical issues. Well, that became impossible to hide in Grey’s Anatomy season 21, episode 3.

Caution: This post contains Spoilers for Grey’s Anatomy season 21, episode 3.

The cat is out of the bag, and I’m so happy for that. It didn’t take long for Webber to learn about Catherine’s health issues, but something had to happen before that was the case. Of course, Webber took it the way you’d think, and I’m now annoyed with him.

Meanwhile, Nick performed a game-changing surgery, Simone and Lucas struggled to see eye to eye, and Amelia is starting to become very much like her brother.

GREYÕS Anatomy - ÒI Can See Clearly NowÓ - Simone and Lucas work to balance their relationship while competing to assist on an awake kidney transplant. Teddy offers Amelia a new opportunity, and Ben's interview doesn't go as planned.

It’s been 21 seasons of Grey’s Anatomy and even after an endless run of romances, deaths, medical breakthroughs and disasters, and all sorts of shocks and surprises – there is still a sense of awe from the cast when they arrive to work on set in the morning.

From the latest crop of actors who play the new interns to the veteran castmembers like Chandra Wilson and James Pickens Jr., who have been around since season one, each one still talks about their work and role with excitement and gratitude.

The Hollywood Reporter recently got an exclusive visit to the set of Grey’s Anatomy and chatted with castmembers who often tossed around the phrase “get to” when describing their day-to-day, with a sincere feeling as if their job is a treat.

Wilson, who plays Dr. Miranda Bailey, says she did the first episode so she could pay her credit card bills...

Jack McBrayer is heading to Grey’s Anatomy!

The 51-year-old 30 Rock alum will be making an guest appearance as a patient on the Thursday, Oct. 10 episode of ABC’s long-running medical drama.

Jack will be playing a patient who is at the hospital for a kidney transplant, as revealed in the promo trailer for the third episode of season 21.

Keep reading to find out more…As the doctors prepare to operate, Simone Griffin (Alexis Floyd) introduces Jack as patient “Tom Costello, 33. Kidney transplant without general anesthesia.”

“What are the benefits of an awake surgery?” asks Nick Marsh (Scott Speedman) as the interns appear somewhat stumped.

While laying on the operating table, Jack as Tom questions, “Is he prepared?”

Jack is best known for playing NBC page Kenneth Parcell on 30 Rock, which ran for seven seasons from 2006 to 2013. He also voiced Fix-it Felix Jr. in Disney’s Wreck-it Ralph movies.

Grey's Anatomy is set to release another exciting season with a vibrant cast. Grey's Anatomy season 21 will feature several popular returning characters, like Meredith Grey and Miranda Bailey, who have appeared since the medical drama's very first season in 2005. However, the new installment will also feature characters that have not been seen in a long time.

Grey's Anatomy season 21 is set to feature reappearances by both Kali Rocha and Jesse Williams, who were once series regulars but have since left the show. The season will also address the Grey's Anatomy season 20 finale that ended in mass firings and dramatic love triangles. The new and returning characters in season 21 are sure to be a part of Grey's Anatomy's strongest cast yet.

Grey's Anatomy Season 21 Cast

Actor

Character

Ellen Pompeo

Dr. Meredith Grey

Chandra Wilson

Dr. Miranda Bailey

James Pickens Jr.

Dr. Richard Webber

Kevin McKidd

Dr. Owen Hunt

Caterina Scorsone

Dr.

When Grey's Anatomy returned to ABC for Season 21 on September 26, 2024, fans were met with familiar faces and a fond farewell to one of the show's most instrumental programmers. The premiere episode, "If Walls Could Talk," was officially dedicated to Stephanie Leifer, a longtime ABC programming executive who spent a major portion of her career working to advance the success of Grey's Anatomy.

Although fans may not recognize Leifer as a household name, her lasting contributions to Grey's Anatomy speak volumes. As such, it's only fitting to reflect on who Leifer was, how she came aboard the show, and what she did to help make Grey's Anatomy the longest-running American medical drama in TV history. It's also important to hear what Leifer's friends and colleagues felt about her dedication to ABC and how her creative legacy will endure long after her untimely passing at age 56.

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Grey's Anatomy is getting a casting shakeup with Season 21, with multiple stars confirmed to leave the show in the upcoming episodes. For what it's worth, fans have been assured by series showrunner Meg Marinis that their exits will be handled properly.

Per TVLine, Marinis recently addressed the future of Jake Borelli and Mika Yasuda after their respective actors, Levi Schmitt and Midori Francis, were confirmed to be leaving in Season 21. Marinis teased that Schmitt and Yasuda aren't necessarily leaving the series forever, hinting at guest appearances to come down the road. While not sharing specific details on how their exits will be handled, the showrunner noted, "What I can tell you is that those characters story arcs will always honor the characters that weve begun."

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There have been many characters on Grey’s Anatomy over the years. Some of them have become beloved, fan favorites. Others have been characters we would love to forget existed and never see again.

As the new season of Grey’s Anatomy has started, we’re taking a look at the most hated characters every to grace our screens. This is updated to the Season 21 premiere, but we won’t share any spoilers from that episode if you haven’t caught up. It’s only about the characters and how they became so hated.

Leah Murphy

Leah Murphy was one of the new interns who came in after Magic sat the boards and moved on up the career ladder. She immediately proved to be a problematic, showing that she didn’t really belong there. She used her connections with Mark Sloan to get into the program.

Then she became clingy after sleeping with Arizona.

For the first time in over a decade, ABC is airing new episodes of Grey's Anatomy in the 10 Pm hour on Thursday nights. Will this move negatively impact the ratings and the show's future? Could Grey's Anatomy be cancelled, or is it sure to be renewed for season 22? Stay tuned.

A medical drama series, the Grey's Anatomy TV show stars Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Kevin McKidd, Camilla Luddington, Caterina Scorsone, Kim Raver, Chris Carmack, Anthony Hill, Alexis Floyd, Harry Shum Jr., Adelaide Kane, Niko Terho, and Jason George. Recurring cast members include Jake Borelli, Midori Francis, Scott Speedman, Jesse Williams, Debbie Allen, Natalie Morales, and Kali Rocha. The long-running series revolves around the personal and professional lives of the surgical residents, fellows, and attendings in the surgical wing of the fictional Grey-Sloan Memorial...

Note: This story contains spoilers from the “Grey’s Anatomy” Season 21 premiere.

“Grey’s Anatomy” left plenty of chaos to be resolved with its landmark Season 21 premiere, and promised plenty more to come.

In her second season as showrunner, Meg Marinis said the focus for the premiere was tying up loose ends and getting the train back up and running for these doctors. After Season 20 was trimmed down to 10 episodes following the writers’ and actors’ strikes, she is also relishing getting back into the regular “Grey’s” groove with an 18-episode 21st season in its new 10 p.m. Thursday timeslot.

“We’ll always be pushing our boundaries as much as we can [and] people will find us no matter where we are, and we’re still going to be the powerhouse that we are,” Marinis told TheWrap.

Thursday’s premiere, titled “If Walls Could Talk,” followed the aftermath of the ABC medical drama’s Season 20 finale,...

Many TV shows have had interesting characters who randomly disappeared without any or very little explanation. While there may have been a behind-the-scenes explanation for this, it wasnt often voiced by production, which left audiences confused as to where their favorite characters went. Even the best TV shows of all time have been guilty of this before, which only made the situation even more frustrating.

Sometimes, the departure of a character was necessary. If a certain plotline advanced and the characters stories moved on to something new, there was frequently a need to reevaluate the importance of another figure. While this was annoying, it was worse elsewhere, and some shows aired TV exits that were totally out of character or made no sense whatsoever. Regardless of the reason, these puzzling disappearances from TV shows were incredibly noticeable.

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Dr. Leah Murphy was initially chaotic and one of...

It’s nearly time to place your bets as the Entertainment Community Fund is readying its second annual Lights! Camera! Ante Up! Celebrity Poker Tournament.

Scheduled to take place at Candela La Brea in Los Angeles on Sept. 8, the event will feature Annette Bening as chair and Joely Fisher as co-chair. The role is not new for Bening, who also serves as Ecf’s chair. She assumed the position last summer, taking over from Brian Stokes Mitchell who served the organization for 19 years. The poker tournament is designed to raise awareness for and benefit Ecf, with proceeds supporting professionals working in performing arts and entertainment. Last year’s inaugural edition raised north of $170,000.

Among the confirmed players for this second annual event are Reggie Austin (Pretty Little Liars, Agent Carter), William Stanford Davis (Abbott Elementary, Ray Donovan), Alexis Floyd (Inventing Anna, Grey’s Anatomy), Lilli Kay (Rustin, Yellowstone), Mekhi Phifer (ER,...