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Jeffrey Dean Morgan says his longtime manager fired him in his mid-30s claiming he’d aged out just before he landed Grey’s Anatomy, Supernatural and Weeds within a week, a breakthrough that followed years of struggle and side gigs.
Sandra Oh discusses negotiating her Grey's Anatomy salary and choosing to depart after 10 seasons, explaining the exit was carefully planned with the writers and driven by the creative impulse, and noting she has repeatedly declined a return to the show.
ABC’s fall 2026 lineup features a midseason Grey’s Anatomy spinoff, new seasons for Scrubs and Abbott Elementary, and returns for 9-1-1 and related series, along with Dancing with the Stars and Shark Tank; midseason holds include The Bachelor, The Rookie and Will Trent, with the schedule spanning late August to October and sports lead-ins from college football and NFL before primetime.
Patrick Dempsey said he seriously considered a U.S. Senate run but ultimately decided not to pursue office, arguing he can impact change more effectively through advocacy and his work. He urged leaders to prioritize people over party, emphasized the importance of healthcare and education, and highlighted his Dempsey Center’s community work as evidence of his commitment to service in Maine and beyond.
ABC has ordered a new Grey's Anatomy spinoff set in rural West Texas, co-created by Shonda Rhimes and Meg Marinis and executive produced by Ellen Pompeo; described as an edgy medical drama about a team at a rural Texas center, with potential crossovers and returning characters, slated to premiere midseason 2027 and run in the same timeline as Grey’s Anatomy following the show’s Season 23 renewal.
ABC has ordered a Texas-set spinoff of Grey’s Anatomy with Shonda Rhimes and Meg Marinis as co-creators, signaling expansion of the franchise; further plot or casting details were not disclosed in the provided excerpt.
ABC gave a straight‑to‑series order to a Grey’s Anatomy spinoff set at a rural West Texas medical center, with Shonda Rhimes and Meg Marinis co‑creating and co‑writing the first script. The project, Rhimes’s return to the Grey’s world, is produced by Shondaland and 20th Television and will air in 2027 as part of the 2026–27 slate; Ellen Pompeo is among the executive producers. It will be the third Grey’s spinoff after Private Practice and Station 19, with no current cast announcements about crossovers yet.
ABC has ordered an untitled Grey’s Anatomy spinoff set at a West Texas rural medical center for the 2026–2027 season, with Grey’s creator Shonda Rhimes and Meg Marinis as co-creators and executive producers, joined by Ellen Pompeo; produced by 20th Television and Shondaland. It’s not yet clear how or if Meredith Grey or other familiar characters will appear or connect to the original series.
ABC has given a straight-to-series order to a new Grey’s Anatomy spinoff set in rural West Texas, co-created by Shonda Rhimes and Meg Marinis, with Ellen Pompeo executive producing. The midseason 2027 premiere will introduce a fresh ensemble at a Texas medical center while potentially linking to the Grey’s universe, but focusing on new characters rather than a returning mothership regular.
Debbie Allen, the dancer-turned-director known for Fame and Grey’s Anatomy, reflects on her ascent from Houston to Broadway and television, recalls meeting a young Donald Trump in the 1980s, and discusses how today’s political divides affect the arts; she’s returning to Broadway with Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson, highlights her long influence on U.S. culture through the Kennedy Center and Amistad, and urges resilience, joy in craft, and a multiracial coalition to sustain American culture.
After 18 seasons, Owen Hunt exits Grey’s Anatomy, with a retrospective of his most controversial moments—from the pig-lab scene and a two-line breakup to his PTSD, a fatal Boise plane crash, and a string of stormy relationships—explaining why he remains the show’s most polarizing figure.
In Season 22’s finale, Owen Hunt and Teddy Altman exit Grey’s Anatomy after a heartfelt arc, with McKidd directing the episode. Teddy accepts a leadership role in Paris for surgical innovation, and Owen and their kids plan to move with her, signaling a hopeful, sunset ending. In separate Variety interviews, the actors reflect on nearly two decades with the show, their characters’ evolution, and their future plans to direct and pursue new projects, while leaving room for possible future returns.
Season 22 ends with Owen Hunt and Teddy Altman leaving Grey Sloan for Paris, capping Kevin McKidd’s 18-year run on Grey’s Anatomy. In a USA TODAY interview, McKidd reflects on his long tenure, naming his post-Grey’s plans— starring in ITV’s The Only Suspect and launching Ferryman Films—plus possible future directing work and theater roles. He also discusses his favorite Owen pairing (with Teddy), the character’s struggles with trauma and PTSD, and pays tribute to Eric Dane, who died earlier this year.
Grey’s Anatomy reveals, in a candid THR interview, that longtime stars Kevin McKidd (Owen Hunt) and Kim Raver (Teddy Altman) exit in the season 22 finale with a hopeful ending that sends them off to Paris together, allowing for future returns. Showrunner Meg Marinis says the decision was painful but creatively driven by the story and budget realities, and the goodbye montage emphasizes each character’s journey while leaving the possibility of revisiting them in upcoming seasons.
Kim Raver’s Teddy Altman exits Grey’s Anatomy in the Season 22 finale, reuniting with Owen after the bridge collapse and heading to Paris for a chief surgeon position, signaling a fresh chapter for Teddy with room for future returns. Kevin McKidd directed the episode, and Raver spoke to Deadline about Teddy’s growth, flaws, and the long-running show's collaborative nature.