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Grey’s Anatomy Recap

... day in the hospital waiting for tests and chatting up Ben Warren. He’s a little down, because when he picked up Mindy, he thought he’d be going home that night and telling his kids that their dad was a hero — not that he was involved in the accident that almost killed them. Not all is lost! While hanging out in his ER bed, he overhears the patient next to him having trouble breathing and alerts Ben. Later, Ben tells him that he saved that guy’s life. He is a hero. He celebrates on his way out. It is very adorable. You know what? Ben needs some adorable today. Other than that sweet driver, he’s dealing with a surly, absentminded Jo Wilson. (Remember that last episode when I said Jo wasn’t the worst? Guess who’s back?) Ben knows Jo is out of sorts because of Alex, but after he has to rely on a patient noticing his bed-neighbor is sick in order to keep Jo’s patient alive, he’s had enough. To be honest, I can’t believe it took him that long, what with all the snark and side-eye she was throwing him all day. When Ben Warren isn’t killing people with emergency hallway ...

Grey’s Anatomy Season 13 Preview Video

... Grey’s Anatomy Season 13 ’s next new episode, airing Thursday, March 9, is “Civil War” — an apt title, considering how harshly divided Eliza Minnick has made the hospital staff. As you might imagine, however, no one is being civil — not even family members, as you’ll see in a new sneak peek featuring Jackson Avery and mom Catherine. To whet your appetite for the episode, here’s ABC’s synopsis. “Richard, Jackson, April and Catherine tackle a grueling trauma case intensified by hospital politics. Amelia finally faces her feelings about Owen, and Meredith gets caught between Nathan and Alex over a patient.”. As the sneak peek starts, Jackson finds his mother as she heads to the pit, perhaps en route to that trauma case. “I need to talk to you about this Minnick situation,” he tells his mom. “What situation?” ...

Grey’s Anatomy Recap

... story that hits way too close to home, but he keeps his feelings out in the hallway, thank you very much. All jokes aside, this is a great story line that sheds light on both the stigma of mental health and a supporting character who could use a little shading. It’s easily the highlight of the episode. A homeless, mentally unstable woman wanders into the ER and she’s put under the care of Riggs, De Luca, and Maggie. The woman is incoherent, but the good docs discover her ancient-looking pacemaker is causing issues, so they need to replace it. Riggs comes up with the bright idea to use the serial number on the woman’s pacemaker to figure out her name and maybe, like, an emergency contact or two. The plan works! Before long, the woman’s mother, Gwen, arrives at Grey Sloan Memorial. She explains that her daughter, Claire, has been gone for 12 years — ...

Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Episode 14 Recap & Review

... presumably wandered with amnesia for years after her helicopter crash. I don't care how unrealistic that is, I AM OWED IT. Claire is diagnosed with schizophrenia and given medication. Shortly after, she emerges far enough from her altered state to identify her parents. It's a nice little story, and there are parts of it that are very accurate, but it's definitely Hollywooded up. I wish there were more television about the mundane nature of mental illness, because the reality of it isn't the heightened drama of hallucinated snakes and reunited families and medications that work in an instant. Sometimes it's years trying to get the right diagnosis, months trying to figure out the right combination of medications. Or it's a quiet descent into psychological chaos, not an immediate, easily identifiable break. But it's mostly just an everyday effort that sometimes feels like second nature and sometimes feels like a terrible slog. I can see why Grey's — why any media, really — wants to frame mental illness as something that dramatically emerges and ...

Why Isn’t Grey’s Anatomy On Tonight

... for work, and Meredith agreed to return to the hospital, too. Alex’s first day back was, well, heavy. He was assigned to a mother-to-son kidney transplant, but things quickly turned dramatic when the boy’s father showed up to the hospital uninvited. We learned that Cynthia (the mom) was a victim of domestic abuse at the hands of her husband, and after hearing this, Jo told Owen to ask the man to leave. But after that… it all got worse. Cynthia’s second kidney failed and the doctors still needed to give her son a kidney to live. As it turns out, the husband never actually left the hospital, and he overheard the doctors’ conversation. He said he wanted to give up his kidney to save his son, putting the doctors in a moral dilemma. Should they save Chris with a kidney from his father, who ...

Grey's Anatomy' Star Ellen Pompeo Takes Fans Behind The Scenes Of The Popular Show

... "Hypnotize" by The Notorious B. I. G. A post shared by Ellen Pompeo (@ellenpompeo) on. Mar 2, 2017 at 2:32 pm PST. Ellen has portrayed Dr. Meredith Grey on the hit series from 2005 until 2017, and now even helps direct and produce some of the episodes you watch on Thursday nights. MORE: Oh No! We're So Sad This Star Is Leaving Grey's Anatomy After Season 13 — Find out Who. However, after the mom-of-three's social media tease, viewers were bummed that the show didn't subsequently air that night. Thankfully, it wasn't a TV glitch — the hit show was just having a bye week! Instead of Grey's, ABC showed two hours of the network's new docudrama miniseries, When We Rise. The show — which includes eight episodes total — will conclude on Friday, March 3. A post shared by Ellen Pompeo (@ellenpompeo) on. Feb 10, 2017 at 9:40 am PST. Ellen has been opening up about the show a ...

Abc Renews ‘grey’s Anatomy,’ ‘scandal,’ ‘how To Get Away With Murder’ For New Seasons

... and ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ continue to keep viewers on the edge of their seats and wanting more. I’m thrilled to bring back these shows and the OMG moments that come with them,” said Channing Dungey, president, ABC Entertainment. For the 2017-2018 season, “Grey’s” will return for an impressive fourteenth season, “Scandal” for its seventh and “How To Get Away With Murder” with its fourth. Betsy Beers on Shondaland’s Jam-Packed Slate, Future and Hopes to Push Into Comedy. All three shows hail from ABC Studios, and are executive produced by Shondaland’s Shonda Rhimes and Betsy Beers. “HTGAWM” is created by Pete Nowalk. Though all shows have been renewed, no word yet on whether they’ll be scheduled together as a TGIT night next TV season — however, there is plenty of Shondaland programming to go around. “The Catch” returns with its second season after “Murder” wraps up this winter and a new untitled Romeo and Juliet-inspired series has yet to debut, though likely will not until either summer or next season. Also in the works is a legal drama from Shondaland writer Paul Davies , which is hot on ABC’s pilot ...

Grey's Anatomy's Nine Most Shocking Moments

... but Bailey kicked him out of her office. Martin Henderson (left) and Kevin Mckidd Mitch Haaseth. 7. April got a controversial new gig. Bailey called April into her office, and they began talking about how April wasn’t happy with the new order in the hospital. Finally, Bailey declared, “It is tough-decision time, Kepner,” and shut the door. In the real world, it would be safe to assume she was very, very likely getting fired in that moment, but this is Grey’s, so all that was really going on was the setup for a shocking plot twist. Which leads Us to Alex, Maggie and Meredith, who later sat in bed eating lasagna (#friendshipgoals). Thanks to hospital gossip mixed with technology, they found out within minutes that April would be taking over Meredith’s role. 8. Eliza made a move on Arizona. Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) and Eliza were in the parking lot going back and forth with sassy banter. Finally, after Eliza seemingly had enough of the sexual tension no one really knew ...

Back Where You Belong

... Cynthia (mother) and Chris (son), but things get off to a rocky start when Chris’ father shows up to the hospital uninvited as the two are being prepped for surgery. (Oh, what a difference a Facebook post makes.) Chris and Cynthia aren’t too happy to see him, nor are they happy with Jo for allowing him into their hospital room, and we later learn that this is because Cynthia is a victim of domestic abuse. The issue obviously hits home with Jo, who commissions Owen to get the father to leave the hospital so the gang can get on with their procedure in peace. Unfortunately, the complications don’t end there. Cynthia’s second kidney fails just as Stephanie and Jo attempt to transplant the good kidney into Chris, ultimately creating a moral dilemma for the whole team. Since the kidney has already been removed from Cynthia’s body and taken into the other OR, the ...

Grey’s Anatomy Scott Foley Dead Head Prop Creeps Out Wife Video

... Teddy was operating at the time, too, and Owen and Cristina had to withhold the news of his death until she was done. Just tragedy upon tragedy here, people — but those moments did vault these installments into our list of the best-ever Grey’s Anatomy episodes. Fast forward five seasons, and Scott is still a presence on Grey’s, as James Corden pointed out when the actor appeared on The Late Late Show last night, March 2. “You died on the show, but it looks like you’re still hanging around on the set, because this is…” the late-night host trailed off, before branding a creepy Instagram photo. “What’s happening here?”. “That’s dead Foley right now,” Scott replied. “So when I died, they made this prosthetic head of mine, right? And they did a very good job. It looks very realistic. “And they’re expensive to make, and so instead of making new ones every ...