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Grey's Anatomy (Saison 11)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • This season is the first one not to feature Sandra Oh as Cristina Yang, though the character, portrayed by a stand-in, appeared in one episode.
  • Shonda stated this season will be a very Meredith-centric season.
  • As of this season, Stacy McKee and William Harper take over as showrunners from Tony Phelan and Joan Rater, who exited after last season.
  • Like season 10, season 11 featured the winter finale, which is the eighth episode.
  • Ellen Pompeo colored her hair darker this season so it correlated with Meredith's dark storylines.
  • Sarah Drew was pregnant when the first half of the season was filmed, giving birth right after shooting episode 11. Therefore, she does not appear in episodes 12 and 13 because of her maternity leave.
  • On June 23, 2014, it was announced that Caterina Scorsone was promoted to a series regular. This makes her the first character introduced in Private Practice to become a regular on Grey's Anatomy.

Main cast[modifier | modifier le code]

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series 		No. in
season 		Title Guest Summary Notes / Trivia / Goofs
221 1 "I Must Have Lost it on the Wind" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (1/12)
* Jason George as Ben Warren (1/13)
* Kate Burton as Ellis Grey credit only 		With Cristina gone, a new doctor, Maggie Pierce, making the rounds, and Derek wanting to move to Washington D.C., Meredith struggles to regain a sense of normalcy both at home and in the hospital. Meanwhile, Callie and Arizona come to a decision about surrogacy, Amelia overhears a big secret, Bailey realizes she will have to fight Alex for Cristina’s board seat, and a freak accident causes two teenagers to be caught in a very compromising position. * This is the first Grey's Anatomy episode to not feature Sandra Oh as Cristina Yang and also the first episode to feature Caterina Scorsone as a series regular.
* It's also the first season premiere since her introduction not to feature Zola Grey Shepherd.
* The phrase "Previously on Grey's Anatomy" is narrated by Sandra Oh, making it the first time that an actor who has left the show says this phrase.
222 2 "Puzzle With a Piece Missing" In this Maggie centric episode, she continues to try to make a positive impression at the hospital but finds herself in extremely unfortunate situations. Meanwhile, Richard continues to hold onto his secret and the doctors work with a dying woman who is being kept alive by her daughter. * It's only the second time in the entire series run that the voice over is narrated by a guest star rather than a main character. This has only been done before in season five, when Denny Duquette, Jr. did the voice over for Stairway to Heaven. However, Maggie would become a series regular later on in the season.
223 3 "Got to Be Real" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (2/12) Owen introduces Callie to the Veterans Hospital patients in hopes that she will help them with her robotic limb lab, Jo becomes jealous of Alex and Meredith’s friendship, and Maggie continues to confide in Richard. Meanwhile, Alex and Bailey prepare to go in front of the board.
224 4 "Only Mama Knows" * Kate Burton as Ellis Grey (1/2) Secrets from Ellis Grey’s past come to light when Meredith watches old videos and reads through her mother’s journals. Meanwhile, Maggie rocks the hospital with an unexpected announcement. Alex gets new responsibilities and Callie focuses her attention on the Veterans' project. * This is the first episode since they became a series regular not to feature Sara Ramírez as Dr. Callie Torres as well as the first episode since she became a series regular not to feature Sarah Drew as Dr. April Kepner.
* Ellis Grey does part of the voice over, making it the third time in the series that the voice over is done (albeit only partially) by a guest star rather than a main character.
225 5 "Bend & Break" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (3/12) In this Callie and Arizona centric episode, the couple takes a look into the problems that have contributed to their troubled marriage. At work, Callie immerses herself in the Veterans' project, and Arizona struggles to impress Dr. Herman. Meanwhile, Richard leans on Bailey for advice. * This episode marks the second episode of the entire series in which Miranda Bailey does not appear.
* Miranda Bailey and Richard Webber aren't in the aired version of this episode, but they do appear in deleted scenes included on the DVD.
226 6 "Don't Let's Start" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (4/12)
* Jason George as Ben Warren (2/13) 		Owen becomes invested in a patient when he realizes she may have served in the military, April's mother pays her daughter a visit and bonds with Jackson, and Derek plans a family dinner. Meanwhile, a patient's diagnosis causes Bailey to reconsider her own health issues and Dr. Herman drops a bombshell on Arizona. * Amelia Shepherd does not appear in this episode.
* President Obama is mentioned by Meredith. This confirms that the show follows the presidential line of the real world and does not have its own presidents.
227 7 "Could We Start Again, Please?" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (5/12) Secrets about Amelia's past addictions come to light and cause problems for her at the hospital, Bailey oversees Jo’s first solo surgery, and Arizona must make an executive decision in Dr. Herman’s absence. Meanwhile, the doctors spring into action when a couple arrives at the emergency room after escaping a fire. * This episode uses the same Derek and Amelia flashbacks from "Who We Are".
* This is the last episode in which we can see Derek operating in an OR. It is mentioned in later episodes that he had operations, but we don't see them on-screen. We only see him in the OR galerie, scrubbing-in in When I Grow Up and doing surgical procedures outside of an OR in How To Save A Life after this episode.
228 8 "Risk" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (6/12) Maggie and Meredith disagree with Derek about the best way to approach a patient’s case, which leads to a bigger argument between the couple. Meanwhile, Callie feels responsible when one of her veterans is pushed too far and one doctor’s routine procedure results in a devastating diagnosis. * The idea of making April and Jackson's baby sick was pitched by Sarah Drew herself.
* This was one of the Geena Davis's favorite episodes to guest star in.
229 9 "Where Do We Go From Here" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (7/12) As Derek prepares for his move to DC, Meredith keeps herself busy at the hospital. Meanwhile, Jackson and April deal with difficult news, and Arizona and Amelia discuss how to best approach Dr. Herman. * This is Sara Ramírez's 200th appearance as Callie Torres.
* It's also the 200th voice over narrated by Meredith Grey. This number also includes voice overs shared with other characters.
* The opening and ending title card are both unlike those of any previous episode. The opening title card shows the title in broken pieces, like broken glass, while the ending title card features the skyline of Seattle.
230 10 "The Bed's Too Big Without You" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (8/12) April stays optimistic as Arizona begins testing on her baby, Dr. Herman plans out a crash course in fetal surgery, and Owen and Callie encourage each other to get back into the dating scene. Meanwhile, Meredith, Maggie, and Bailey use the 3D printer to gain a better understanding of their patient’s tumor. * This is first episode of Grey's Anatomy not to feature Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd.
* This episode features archive footage of Sandra Oh as Cristina Yang.
231 11 "All I Could Do Was Cry" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (9/12)
* Jason George as Ben Warren (3/13)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (1/6) 		After several discussions with Dr. Herman, April and Jackson must face their situation head on and make a difficult decision regarding their unborn child. Catherine arrives in Seattle and bumps into Richard at the hospital. Meanwhile, Meredith tries to find someone to take care of the kids so she can visit Derek for the weekend, and Amelia shows Stephanie some tough love when they work together on a case. * Derek Shepherd does not appear in this episode.
* As of this episode, Kelly McCreary is credited as a series regular.
* Sarah Drew, pregnant at the time of shooting this episode, went into labor 10 hours after she filmed the scene where April Kepner gave birth to her son.
* Sarah Drew described the table read for this episode as the most emotional she ever experienced.
* Like the mid-season premiere, this episode features a special version of the ending title card, showing the Grey's Anatomy title with a burning candle in the background.
232 12 "The Great Pretender" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (10/12)
* Jason George as Ben Warren (4/13)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (2/6) 		Maggie gets upset when Meredith dodges her questions about DC, Bailey and Ben become concerned about Ben's brother after he is admitted to the hospital, and Dr. Herman starts to warm up to Arizona. Meanwhile, Richard feels manipulated by Catherine. * Derek Shepherd and April Kepner does not appear in this episode.
* Like the mid-season premiere, and the previous episode, this episode features a special version of the ending title card, showing the Grey's Anatomy title with Meredith jumping on the bed wearing lingerie in the background. The final title card was cut from the UK airing of the episode.
233 13 "Staring at the End" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (11/12) The hospital doctors become fascinated with Dr. Herman's case when Amelia gives a lecture detailing the intricacies of the surgery. Arizona and Herman continue to bond over the amount of cases they are trying to complete before the big surgery. Meanwhile, Bailey brings them the case of a pregnant woman who is close to her heart. * Derek Shepherd, April Kepner and Jackson Avery does not appear in this episode.
* Nicole's scans shown during Amelia's presentation are actually scans of Geena Davis's brain, albeit with the tumor digitally added to it later.
* This episode is only the fourth time in the entire show's history to have a guest star do the voice over. The other three were Denny Duquette, Jr. in Stairway to Heaven, Maggie Pierce in Puzzle With a Piece Missing, and Ellis Grey (partially) in Only Mama Knows.
* This episode spans four weeks and starts and ends on a Friday.
234 14 "The Distance" * Geena Davis as Nicole Herman (12/12)
* Jason George as Ben Warren (5/13) 		In this Amelia-centric episode, Amelia engages in the surgery of a lifetime as a crowd of doctors looks on from the gallery. With Stephanie by her side, she begins operating on Dr. Herman, but quickly realizes it's far more difficult than she anticipated. Meanwhile, Bailey becomes skeptical when Arizona takes on one of Herman’s cases. * Derek Shepherd does not appear in this episode.
* This episode marks the return of April Kepner, who didn't appear in the last two episodes because actress Sarah Drew had her baby.
* This episode features a special opening title card with the incision from Nicole's surgery displayed across it.
235 15 "I Feel the Earth Move" * Jason George as Ben Warren (6/13) An earthquake shakes the ground at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, trapping Maggie in an elevator and threatening Meredith's long streak of successful surgeries. Meanwhile, Owen gives medical advice to a child over the phone and Ben confides in Jackson. * Derek Shepherd does not appear in this episode.
* Sara Ramírez ab-libbed the list of sexual euphemisms.
236 16 "Don't Dream It's Over" * Jason George as Ben Warren (7/13) A patient's condition sparks a conversation between Richard and Maggie about Alzheimer's disease. April and Jackson struggle to return to their normal lives. Arizona is faced with the reality that Callie is moving on. Meanwhile, Meredith reveals her biggest fears about Derek. * This episode marks the 200th voice over to be solely narrated by Meredith Grey.
* First appearance of Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd since Where Do We Go From Here.
237 17 "With or Without You" * Jason George as Ben Warren (8/13) Meredith, rattled by the latest events, tries to figure out what to do about Derek. Meanwhile, Owen is shocked when his mother is admitted to the hospital. * This episode marks the first one of season 11 not to feature Arizona.
* This episode starts the morning after the previous episode.
238 18 "When I Grow Up" * Jason George as Ben Warren (9/13) A school field trip to the hospital takes a dramatic turn when the kids witness two injured cops enter the emergency room. Meanwhile, Stephanie sets her eyes on one of the chaperones, Callie operates on the leg of the police captain, and Amelia must face her feelings for Owen. * While Jackson's making Brett and Pete's bodies look better for their mother, he mentions that that is something Mark would have done. Mark was shown doing it on Jake Burton in Yesterday.
239 19 "Crazy Love" * Jason George as Ben Warren (10/13)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (3/6) 		Upon realizing that Owen and Amelia have been seeing each other behind her back, Meredith comes down hard on her sister-in-law causing Amelia to rethink things. Meanwhile, Catherine springs into action when a man is brought into the hospital after his wife seeks revenge on his cheating ways. * Right before leaving the house, Derek tells Meredith "stay here, don't move, wait for me". He said those exact lines back in the season four finale when Meredith built him the candle house and he had to go break up with Rose.
* The episode features a slightly different ending title card as the title spins into place rather than already being in place as the card appears.
* This episode has a partial time-overlap with next episode and How to Save a Life.
240 20 "One Flight Down" A small plane crash in Seattle causes multiple casualties and brings back horrible memories for the doctors, especially Meredith and Arizona. Meanwhile, friction between Owen and Amelia makes for an uncomfortable working situation for Stephanie. * Jackson Avery does not appear in this episode.
* This episode has an overlapping time interval with the next episode.
241 21 "How to Save a Life" Derek witnesses a horrible car accident and springs into action to save lives. * Richard, Callie, Arizona, Jackson, Jo, Stephanie and Maggie does not appear in this episode.
* The car crash and subsequent scenes were filmed in Griffith Park.
* This is the first episode in which only half of the current main cast appears.
* It's also the first episode ever not to feature Alex Karev.
* This is the first episode with Shonda Rhimes as the credited writer since Flight, the season eight finale.
* The last people Derek spoke to from Grey Sloan Memorial before his death were Amelia, Miranda, and April on the phone while they were operating.
242-243 22-23 "She's Leaving Home" * Jason George as Ben Warren (11/13)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (4/6)
* Kate Burton as Ellis Grey (2/2) 		We see how Meredith and the doctors cope after they learn the news of Derek's death. Meanwhile, April makes a shocking decision that Jackson cannot understand, and Bailey and Ben argue over their future. * The opening title card is black with white letters. Normally, this is the ending title card, but it gets used as the opening title card for a sad episode, such as those about the death of a main character. For example, it has been done before in Going, Going, Gone, the episode where Mark died.
* Cristina Yang appears at Derek's funeral as the woman holding Meredith's hand, but she's portrayed by a stand-in instead of Sandra Oh, which is why we only see her from behind in a long shot and only her hands and her hair are shown in close-up.
* This is a two-hour episode which isn't split into two separate episodes, making it the longest episode in the show's history.
* According to the set decorator Nicole Cramer, Meredith moved to San Diego. The name of the city is also visible on a sign on the beach.
244 24 "Time Stops" * Jason George as Ben Warren (12/13)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (5/6)
* Giacomo Gianniotti as Andrew DeLuca (1/2) 		The doctors of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital are forced to put their emotions aside when a catastrophic event occurs. * Derek Shepherd does not appear in this episode.
* This episode marks the first appearance of Giacomo Gianniotti as Andrew DeLuca, who is later promoted to part of the main cast in All I Want is You.
245 25 "You're My Home" * Jason George as Ben Warren (13/13)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (6/6)
* Giacomo Gianniotti as Andrew DeLuca (2/2) 		As the doctors continue to tackle an unfathomable crisis, they are reminded of what is important and brought closer together. * The episode features a special ending title card, showing Meredith, Maggie, and Amelia dancing at the house in the background.
* This episode marks the final appearance of Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd, until The Center Won't Hold, and the last time he is credited as a main cast member. This is also the last time a series regular will have the annotation of "and" to their credited name until Some Kind of Tomorrow.
* Derek's final phone call was actually filmed on the ferry in Seattle.
* This is the last episode of the series to feature the Dream House.

Grey's Anatomy (Saison 12)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • This is the first season since his introduction in season 1 to not feature Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd.
  • As of this season, Debbie Allen is an executive producer.
  • This season saw several changes to the main cast compared to last season, having 16 regular cast members, the largest number in the show's history until season nineteen.
  • This is the first season not to feature the Dream House since its construction in season seven.
  • Like season 11, season 12 features a winter finale, which is the eighth episode.
  • Academy Award winner Denzel Washington made his television director debut on the ninth episode.
  • Ellen Pompeo cut her hair this season because it was all fried, so it needed to be cut.
  • Jessica Capshaw was pregnant with her fourth child during the filming of the season during 2016. She gave birth shortly after she wrapped filming.

Main cast[modifier | modifier le code]

Prominent Guest (15+ episodes)[modifier | modifier le code]

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season 		Title Guest Summary Notes / Trivia / Goofs
246 1 "Sledgehammer" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (1/12)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (1/6) 		Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital springs into action to save the lives of two young girls whose powerful story will force some of the doctors to revisit the effects of bullying on their own pasts. Meanwhile, Meredith must adjust to changes at home with her new roommates while Bailey continues to fight for the Chief of Surgery position and Jackson prepares for April’s return to Seattle. * This is the first episode in the entire series not to feature Patrick Dempsey in the opening credits.
* It's also the first episode to credit Jason George as main cast.
* The episode is Jessica Capshaw's 150th appearance on the series.
* This episode opened with a black title card, which is usually reserved for darker episodes.
* The episode starts three months after You're My Home.
247 2 "Walking Tall" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (2/12) The pressure is on as a determined Bailey tackles her first day as Chief. Meanwhile, April's marriage is in jeopardy and she finds herself unable to address her problems. Meredith struggles to juggle all her responsibilities and Amelia works to define her relationship with Owen. * We learn in this episode that Callie has been promoted to Head of Orthopedic Surgery. This happened off screen and thereby most likely happened during the time jump in She's Leaving Home, but it's not entirely sure. Since Callie's been known to basically run the department, the writers could have chosen to let the promotion happen off screen.
248 3 "I Choose You" Maggie reevaluates her life choices after receiving an invitation to her ex-boyfriend's wedding. Richard questions Bailey's loyalty, and Jo confides in Stephanie about a secret she's been keeping from Alex. Meanwhile, Alex struggles with a decision that will affect the lives of newborn twins. * Joe Dinicol as Mitchell Spencer and Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt appear in promotional images for this episode, but not in the final aired version. According to Kevin McKidd on Twitter, the storyline was moved to another episode.
249 4 "Old Time Rock and Roll" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (3/12) Owen suggests the interns learn a vital lesson on how to break bad news to patients' families, and Arizona's 90 year old patient reassures her that she's destined to find love again. Meanwhile, the sisters completely forget about the dinner party they're hosting for everyone. * This episode features the black opening and ending title card, like the previous episode. As it usually reserved for episodes with dark themes, it probably was done due to the re-appearance of Penelope Blake.
* The episode features flashbacks of How to Save a Life.
250 5 "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (4/12) In the midst of the sisters' dinner party, Maggie ditches her cooking duties to rush to the hospital. Meanwhile, April steps in to help cook as an attempt to avoid Jackson and Arizona nervously waits to find out more about Callie's new girlfriend. * Richard Webber and Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
* This episode contains Jessica Capshaw's favorite scene of the season so far.
* This is the first episode of the season which doesn't feature a voice over.
* This episode can be considered a bottle episode.
* Curiously, in this episode, Meredith seems to blame Penny for killing Derek, yet on the day of his death she told Penny she knew Penny had done the best she could.
251 6 "The Me Nobody Knows" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (5/12) Grey Sloan Memorial not only welcomes a new transfer resident, but also a patient who's the topic of conversation after accidentally sending his sex tape to his entire congregation. Meanwhile, Richard wrestles with how to progress his relationship with Maggie when an old friend visits the hospital, and April brings in a case of a young boy from the Middle-East. * This is the first episode to feature Martin Henderson as Dr. Nathan Riggs. This marks the first time since the premiere that an actor is added to the main cast without making a couple of guest appearances first.
* At first, Martin wasn't supposed to appear in this episode, but it was decided to bring him onto the show a few weeks early.
252 7 "Something Against You" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (6/12) The team of doctors work on a high stakes case of a long time patient, adding additional pressure to an already tense environment. Meanwhile, Bailey wants Ben to kick out their new roommate, and Arizona is eager to get back into the dating world with a new wingman. * Giacomo Gianniotti, who portrays Andrew DeLuca, has no lines in this episode.
253 8 "Things We Lost in the Fire" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (7/12) As the rumor mill around the hospital continues to spiral out of control, Grey Sloan Memorial is flooded with injured firefighters from a nearby wildfire. Maggie struggles to keep things with Andrew professional at work. Meanwhile, Jo questions Alex's priorities. * This is the first time Amelia sits in the front seat while carpooling.
* In this episode, the cafeteria was used to care for patients due to the ER being over capacity. This happens again in Fight the Power, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
254 9 "The Sound of Silence" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (8/12) Meredith is brutally attacked by a patient, and Penny is the one who discovers her. The doctors of Grey Sloan Memorial rush to stabilize Meredith and remain by her side in the harrowing aftermath. * The cast was only informed a day before his arrival that Denzel Washington was going to direct the episode.
* The episode has Meredith in almost every scene.
* The episode was submitted for consideration in three categories at the 68th Emmy Awards: direction, sound mixing, and single camera picture editing.
* This episode features a black opening title card, which is normally shown at the end of the episode. The last time it was used in the beginning was in She's Leaving Home.
* This time, some of the letters are blurred to reflect Meredith's blurry eyesight after the attack.
255 10 "All I Want Is You" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (9/12) As the hospital deals with Meredith's trauma, Maggie and Callie perform a risky, experimental surgery on Alex's 15-year-old patient against his professional opinion. Meanwhile, Owen and Nathan are still at odds with each other, and Maggie and Andrew's relationship continues to develop. * This episode is one of few that doesn't feature an opening and closing voiceover by any character.
* The episode was submitted for one nomination ballot for the 68th Emmy Awards: single camera picture editing.
* This is the first episode to feature of Giacomo Gianniotti as part of the main cast.
256 11 "Unbreak My Heart" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (2/6)
* Robert Baker as Charles Percy 		The evolution of April and Jackson's relationship is revealed through a series of flashbacks dating back to when they first met. Simultaneously, we follow the years-long progress of one of Jackson's patients. * This episode is Jackson and April-centric.
* This is the first episode since Remember the Time to feature new footage of the now-former residents in the light blue scrubs.
* The episode was submitted for two nomination ballots for the 68th Emmy Awards: directing and hairstyling for a single camera series.
* The table read took place on November 19, 2015. It was held with only Sarah Drew, Jesse Williams, and the writers and producers, since the other actors make such small appearances in the episode that they were exempt from participating.
257 12 "My Next Life" * Skyler Shaye as Katie Bryce A patient from Meredith's very first surgery as an Intern is readmitted to Grey Sloan Memorial with a new aneurysm, and Amelia takes her case. Meanwhile, Maggie suspects that Richard knows about her relationship with Andrew, and Arizona debates dating again. * James Pickens, Jr. makes his 250th appearance as Richard Webber on Grey's Anatomy.
* This episode features patient Katie Bryce, who made her first appearance in the pilot, where she was Meredith's first patient ever. This made her the character with the biggest gap between two appearances, whose record was later broken by Olive Warner.
* April is nine weeks pregnant during this episode.
* This is the last episode to feature an anatomy class.
258 13 "All Eyez on Me" * Scott Elrod as William Thorpe (1/4) Meredith, Bailey, Jackson, Callie and Jo travel to a military hospital to perform an extraordinary and extremely risky surgery on a veteran with an advanced tumor. Meanwhile back at Grey Sloan, Andrew is tired of being Maggie’s worst kept secret, Ben makes an impulsive surgical decision, and a team of cheerleaders wreak havoc in the ER. * The episode features scenes filmed at the Temple Community Hospital.
259 14 "Odd Man Out" * Scott Elrod as William Thorpe (2/4) Richard throws everyone for a loop when he switches the resident and attending pairings and Arizona takes a huge risk on a woman who is pregnant with quadruplets. Meanwhile, April is faced with a difficult decision. * The scene with the puppies inspired several crew members to adopt a puppy.
* April is twelve weeks pregnant during this episode.
260 15 "I Am Not Waiting Anymore" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (10/12)
* Scott Elrod as William Thorpe (3/4) 		Jackson learns about April's pregnancy, while Alex and the team of doctors handle an hours-long triple-organ transplant surgery. Meredith considers dating again, and Andrew insists on not receiving special treatment after he and Maggie go public. * Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
261 16 "When It Hurts So Bad" * Scott Elrod as William Thorpe (4/4)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (3/6) 		Meredith takes a step forward with Will but quickly regrets it. Maggie senses a disconnection with Andrew, and Amelia reevaluates her relationship with Owen. Meanwhile, Catherine comes into town and really shakes things up with April and Jackson. * Caterina Scorsone was so sick while filming this episode that she lost her voice. Much of the sick voice (if she had any voice at all) was replaced later in post-production.
* April is coming-up thirteen weeks pregnant during this episode.
262 17 "I Wear the Face" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (4/6)
* Wilmer Valderrama as Kyle Diaz (1/5) 		Meredith goes on an ambulance ride with Owen and Nathan to pick up a heart for a transplant patient. Musician & MS patient Kyle Diaz is admitted to Grey Sloan Memorial with a tremor in his hand, and the residents apply for the Preminger Grant. Meanwhile, Catherine continues to insert herself into Jackson and April's business against Richard's wishes. Andrew DeLuca does not appear in this episode.
* Stephanie's application for the Preminger Grant includes early mobilization, which she applied to a patient earlier in the season.
263 18 "There's a Fine, Fine Line" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (11/12) After a missing child forces the hospital into lockdown, Ben decides to operate on a pregnant mother without the proper surgical equipment. Miranda, as Chief, is faced with the repercussions of the event and whether or not Ben's impulsive actions were justified. * The episode features a special opening title card, showing several security camera images on the background.
* There's also a special ending title card, showing the show's logo on a monitor screen.
* April mentions that if there was any resident that she'd want to do an emergency c-section, it would be Ben. In the season 12 finale, Ben had to do an emergency c-section on April in Meredith's kitchen due to the weather and EMS not being able to get there in time.
264 19 "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (5/6) Miranda continues to deal with the aftermath of Ben's reckless decisions and forms an advisory committee to recommend proper disciplinary action against him. Meanwhile, April and Jackson try to put their differences aside for the sake of their baby, and Arizona makes a decision that could affect her relationship with Callie forever. * This episode is the second part of a two-hour event, the first part being the previous episode.
265 20 "Trigger Happy" * Wilmer Valderrama as Kyle Diaz (2/5) The doctors work frantically to save a young boy who was accidentally shot. Meanwhile, Arizona is upset when Callie tries to make an important decision about Sofia's future without consulting her. * When broadcast, this episode was followed by a PSA from Ellen Pompeo about children and gun accidents supporting the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
* Derek Bailey Shepherd is 3 years old in this episode.
266 21 "You're Gonna Need Someone on Your Side" * Wilmer Valderrama as Kyle Diaz (3/5) Stephanie's relationship to Kyle becomes complicated. Meredith encourages Amelia and Owen to take a chance and choose to be a real couple. Arizona and Callie are at odds and put their friends in the middle of an uncomfortable situation. * There was no table read for this episode as the schedule was too busy to have one.
* In the episode, when Callie and Penny talk outside, we can see that the hospital is expanding.
267 22 "Mama Tried" * Wilmer Valderrama as Kyle Diaz (4/5) Callie and Arizona are at odds over Sofia's future, and Stephanie questions the status of her relationship with Kyle. Meanwhile, Alex and April work on a pregnant teen who is readmitted to Grey Sloan Memorial. * Using a song by Prince was a tribute to the artist, who passed away a few weeks before the episode aired. Shonda Rhimes is a big Prince fan.
* The courtroom set is the courtroom they used on How to Get Away with Murder.
* This episode is the last one to feature a scene with both Callie and Meredith in it.
268 23 "At Last" * Wilmer Valderrama as Kyle Diaz (5/5)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (6/6) 		Amelia and Owen take their relationship to the next level. Alex gains some clarity on his future with Jo, and Callie and Arizona continue to struggle with the current custody arrangement. * This is the last episode to feature Samantha Sloyan as Penelope Blake.
* This is the last episode in which Derek's Trailer appears.
269 24 "Family Affair" * Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (12/12) Meredith and Maggie support Amelia on an important day. Jo reveals that she has been keeping secrets from Alex while Arizona and Callie deal with the impact of their custody arrangement. Meanwhile, Ben leaps into action to help a friend. * This episode marks the final appearance of Sara Ramírez as Callie Torres. Sara didn't tell Shonda about their decision until after the finale had been filmed, which Shonda has stated is the reason that their exit felt different than previous exits of long-time main characters.
* Jesse Williams was on set when Sarah Drew and Jason George filmed the C-section scene to record the phone call. Sarah cited this moment as one of the toughest ones for them to film, requiring them to lean on each other and further establishing the close relationship they have built over the years.

Grey's Anatomy (Saison 13)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • Caterina Scorsone was pregnant with her second child during the start of filming the season. Her pregnancy was not written into the show.
  • Camilla Luddington was pregnant with her first child during the filming of this season. It is also not written into the show. She gave birth during production of the last few episodes of the season, resulting in a multi-episode absence of Jo Wilson.
  • Ellen Pompeo welcomed a third child into her family whilst filming this season, resulting in noticeably less screen time in the episodes mid-season. It also led to her making two voice only appearances, as well as her first episode ever with no appearance at all.

Main cast[modifier | modifier le code]

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season 		Title Guest Summary Notes / Trivia / Goofs
270 1 "Undo" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (1/9)
* Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (1/4) 		When one of Grey Sloan's own lands in the hospital, Bailey tries to figure out what happened while the rest of the doctors jump in to help. Meredith juggles huge secrets that affect her relationships with Alex and Maggie. While Richard helps Jo with a big decision, April and Catherine clash over the new baby. * This is the first season premiere of the show in which a main cast member is credited but doesn't appear.
* This is the first instance of a series regular actor's name not appearing in the opening credits when their character has no appearance. Jessica Capshaw's name does not appear on the episode's opening credits while she's still part of the main cast.
271 2 "Catastrophe and the Cure" Meredith considers her loyalties, as Alex deals with the repercussions of his actions. Newlyweds Amelia and Owen host a dinner party with unlikely guests, and Jackson proposes an arrangement to help April through her recovery. * Arizona Robbins does not appear in this episode.
272 3 "I Ain't No Miracle Worker" A car crash at a funeral brings a bickering family into the hospital. Back from New York, Arizona ends up caught between Alex and Andrew. While Ben takes on a new parenting role, Amelia helps Meredith and Maggie through a problem. * Despite being the third episode, this is the first appearance of Jessica Capshaw as Arizona Robbins in season thirteen as she's absent in the first two episodes.
* This episode marks the first appearance of little Tuck since Thriller, three seasons ago.
273 4 "Falling Slowly" Alex tries to do the right thing, but still can't catch a break. Jackson and April adjust to their "new normal" with the baby. While Meredith and Nathan establish what's going on between them, Amelia questions the status of her relationship with Owen. * Emma's line "I'm feeling perfect. Got it all together. I'm Kendall and Khloé and Kylie and whatever other "K" names you got." is a reference to the Kardashian and Jenner sisters.
274 5 "Both Sides Now" Meredith and Bailey are at odds when both of their patients need a liver transplant, Owen seeks help from the other doctors when he is charged with babysitting baby Harriet for the day, and Amelia struggles with telling Owen some important news.
275 6 "Roar" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (2/9)
* Tessa Ferrer as Leah Murphy (1/6) 		A familiar face returns to Grey Sloan, throwing many of the doctors for a loop. With Catherine putting on the pressure, Bailey has to make a decision about Alex, while a tough ER case makes Amelia's bad day even worse. * This episode marks the re-introduction of Leah Murphy, who was last seen in the season ten finale.
276 7 "Why Try To Change Me Now" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (3/9)
* Tessa Ferrer as Leah Murphy (2/6)
* Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (1/11) 		The arrival of a new consultant puts all of the doctors on edge, especially once she starts stepping on toes in the OR. Amelia and Owen bring their personal problems into the hospital, while April explores some uncharted territory. * This is Camilla Luddington's 100th appearance as Jo Wilson.
* It's the first episode since her birth not to feature Harriet Kepner-Avery.
277 8 "The Room Where It Happens" * Bridget Regan as Megan Hunt A difficult surgery brings back pivotal memories for Meredith, Richard, Owen, and Stephanie, as they work together to save a life. * This episode only features Meredith, Richard, Owen and Stephanie from the main cast.
* This can be considered a bottle episode.
* Patrick Dempsey appears as Derek Shepherd via modified archive footage.
* James Pickens, Jr. feels connected to this episode because he lost his own mother to cancer at the same age as Richard did, as well as the fact that both he and Richard had two siblings. The writers didn't know about this when they wrote the episode.
278 9 "You Haven't Done Nothing" * Tessa Ferrer as Leah Murphy (3/6)
* Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (2/11) 		Believing he's going to jail tomorrow, Alex makes a big decision about his future. While the hospital is overrun with victims of a building collapse, Richard demands answers from Bailey about Eliza's presence at Grey Sloan. * Amelia has no real dialogue in the episode, except for the voice over.
* This episode marks the 100th appearance of Jerrika Hinton as Stephanie Edwards.
279 10 "You Can Look (But You'd Better Not Touch)" Bailey, Arizona and Jo go to a maximum security women's prison to treat a violent, 16-year-old pregnant girl and her unborn baby. * This episode only features Miranda, Arizona and Jo from the main cast.
* This episode was produced as the thirteenth episode of the season, but aired as the tenth.
* According to Camilla Luddington, this episode was filmed on the set of Scandal.
* This is the first episode of the entire series in which Meredith does not visually appear. However, she still provides the voiceover.
* This is the first episode to not feature Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital at all.
280 11 "Jukebox Hero" * Tessa Ferrer as Leah Murphy (4/6)
* Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (3/11) 		Richard and the attendings set out to make Eliza's first day at Grey Sloan a bumpy one. Meanwhile, Meredith tries to track down Alex.
281 12 "None of Your Business" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (4/9)
* Tessa Ferrer as Leah Murphy (5/6)
* Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (4/11)
* LaTanya Richardson Jackson as Diane Pierce (1/3) 		Maggie gets a surprise visit from her mother at the hospital. Bailey has to make a difficult decision when one of the attendings refuses to work with Eliza, and Stephanie gets caught up in Owen and Amelia's personal drama. * This is the first episode of the series where Jo Wilson narrates the voice over.
* Caterina Scorsone has no lines in this episode. This is her 63rd appearance on Grey's Anatomy, surpassing her 62 total appearances on Private Practice.
282 13 "It Only Gets Much Worse" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (5/9)
* Tessa Ferrer as Leah Murphy (6/6)
* Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (5/11) 		The residents are excited for Eliza's next phase of teaching, but they spend the day caught between the warring attendings. Meanwhile, April has a challenging first day in her new role at the hospital. * Meredith (voice only), Alex, Amelia and Andrew does not appear in this episode.
* This episode is the last to feature Tessa Ferrer as Leah Murphy.
283 14 "Back Where You Belong" * Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (6/11)
* Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (2/4) 		Alex returns to the hospital and discovers a lot has changed since he left. Meanwhile, Jo has to make a difficult decision on a case, and Arizona tries to distance herself from Eliza. * This episode marks the first appearance of Dr. Raj Sen since the season four episode Haunt You Every Day.
284 15 "Civil War" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (6/9)
* Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (7/11) 		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.
285 16 "Who Is He (And What Is He to You)?" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (7/9) Jackson and April travel to Montana in order to perform a complicated surgery on a young patient, but Jackson's mind is elsewhere, and April is forced to step up and get him back on track. * This episode only features April and Jackson from the main cast.
* This is the first episode in the entire series not to feature Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey.
* It also shares the record with In the Air Tonight of fewest main cast members appearing, with only two, Jesse Williams and Sarah Drew.
* The episode is the first of the entire series not to feature any original cast member from the beginning of the series.
* Sarah Drew specifically requested to include the breast pump in the scene where April's on the phone with Jackson.
* The episode was also filmed with the Scandal crew instead of the regular Grey's Anatomy crew, so the experience was really different for the actors as well.
286 17 "Til I Hear It From You" * LaTanya Richardson Jackson as Diane Pierce (2/3) Diane Pierce returns to Grey Sloan, but Maggie is still in the dark as to why she's really there. Owen and Amelia hash out their problems as they work a trauma case together, and Bailey tries to mend her relationship with Richard. * April Kepner does not appear in this episode.
287 18 "Be Still, My Soul" * LaTanya Richardson Jackson as Diane Pierce (3/3) When Maggie's mom's health deteriorates, the doctors are at odds over how to treat her. Meanwhile, Richard comes to grips with Bailey's betrayal over the Residency Program. * April, Jo, Stephanie and Andrew does not appear in this episode.
* This episode is directed by Ellen Pompeo, making her the third main cast member of the show to direct an episode, following Chandra Wilson and Kevin McKidd. It is her directorial debut.
* This episode was followed by a PSA about inflammatory breast cancer by Ellen Pompeo.
* Justin Chambers, Kevin McKidd and Jason George appear without lines.
288 19 "What's Inside" * Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (8/11)
* Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (3/4) 		When Maggie takes on a big case, many of the doctors are worried she's not the right one for the job while Stephanie makes a mistake, treating one of Grey Sloan's own. * Jo Wilson does not appear in this episode.
* This episode marks the 250th voice over to be narrated by Meredith Grey. This number also includes voice overs that were shared with other characters.
* Marika Dominczyk appears with only one line, "Morning."
289 20 "In the Air Tonight" Meredith and Nathan have to confront their feelings when they are stuck sitting next to each other on a plane. * This episode only features Meredith and Nathan from the main cast.
* This is the first time since season eight that Meredith takes on a neurological case.
* The episode features numerous flashbacks from Flight as well as flashbacks to various episodes showcasing important moments in Meredith and Derek's relationship.
* The episode features a special opening title card with a dark sky and clouds in the background.
290 21 "Don't Stop Me Now" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (8/9) Bailey and April work to fix things between Richard and Catherine. Meanwhile, Eliza continues to pursue Arizona, and one of Alex's previous patients returns to Grey Sloan. * This is the only episode of the season to show Ellis Shepherd.
291 22 "Leave It Inside" * Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (9/11) April and Andrew consult with a fiery patient who has a giant, inoperable heart tumor. Meanwhile, Alex and Eliza are at odds over the treatment of a young patient, and Stephanie and Ben make decisions that could affect their careers. * Owen Hunt does not appear in this episode.
* Maggie writes Hayden on the OR board. This is a reference to the birth of Camilla Luddington's daughter Hayden (with actor Matthew Alan, who appears in this episode).
* At the beginning of the episode Bailey mentions the sorting hat, this is a reference to Harry Potter.
292 23 "True Colors" * Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (10/11) The doctors of Grey Sloan encounter a difficult case involving a dangerous patient. Meanwhile, Owen receives life-changing news that pushes Amelia to step up to support him, and Alex attends a medical conference after making a shocking discovery. * Jo only physically appears as she's being strangled by Paul in Alex's imagination. If you pause the frame, it's clear she's portrayed by a stand-in (possibly stunt double) rather than Camilla Luddington herself.
* This marks the first time since her departure that Teddy Altman is mentioned in reality. Owen only mentioned her once before in one of Cristina's imaginary futures.
293 24 "Ring of Fire" * Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick (11/11)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (9/9)
* Joe Adler as Isaac Cross (4/4) 		The doctors' lives are at risk after a dangerous patient escapes the hospital room. Alex must make a difficult decision in his relationship with Jo. Meredith has big news for Nathan that brings things to a turning point. * Jo Wilson does not appear in this episode.
* This is the last episode to feature Jerrika Hinton as part of the main cast. Initially, the writers were going to kill Stephanie off, but at the time, Krista Vernoff was already in talks to become showrunner for the fourteenth season. Since she was planning on bringing back a lighter and funnier tone, she had the writers decide against killing off Stephanie since she would already have to handle several darker storylines that were set up in the thirteenth season, such as Megan's reappearance and Jo's domestic abuse storyline.
* Shonda had been wanting to use Calum Scott's cover of "Dancing On my Own" for the whole season and didn't find the right scenes to pair it with until this finale.

Grey's Anatomy (Saison 14)[modifier | modifier le code]

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  • On April 28, 2017, veteran writer Krista Vernoff announced that she'd be returning to the show for season fourteen. She will also serve as showrunner.
  • This season features the 300th episode of Grey's Anatomy.
  • This is the first season since her introduction in season nine not to feature Jerrika Hinton as Stephanie Edwards. With her departure, there were as many current main cast members as there are departed.
  • The poster for this season features Meredith and the other three remaining originals (Alex, Bailey, and Richard), marking the first time since season seven that these people are featured on a promotional poster with Meredith. It also marks the first time since season twelve that Meredith is not on the poster by herself.
  • Ellen Pompeo is credited as a producer as of Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story.
  • Jesse Williams makes his directorial debut this season, with the episode Fight For Your Mind.
  • This season also introduces Dahlia Qadri, the first prominent character to wear a hijab on the show. The first time hijabs were worn on the show was by extras in Be Still, My Soul.
  • The season features the backdoor pilot for the new spinoff Station 19.
  • This season sees the departure of Martin Henderson, Jessica Capshaw, Sarah Drew, and Jason George as Nathan Riggs, Arizona Robbins, April Kepner, and Ben Warren, respectively. These total up to four departures, the highest of any season in the series.

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294 1 "Break Down the House" * Abigail Spencer as Megan Hunt (1/5)
* Kim Raver as Teddy Altman (1/5) 		Meredith and the team are focused on helping Owen's sister after her shocking return, and Amelia faces a conflict over a patient. Meanwhile, Bailey is forced to give Grey Sloan a facelift after the fire and the doctors are introduced to a few new faces that spice things up around the hospital. * This episode's voice over is the 250th in the entire series to be narrated solely by Meredith Grey.
* This episode marks the first appearance of Teddy Altman since Flight.
* It's the first time since season 10 that a season premieres with a two-hour episode.
295 2 "Get Off on the Pain" * Abigail Spencer as Megan Hunt (2/5)
* Kim Raver as Teddy Altman (2/5) 		Meredith struggles to come up with a new plan for Owen's sister. Jo makes a surprising choice regarding Alex. Andrew's sister's controversial research leads to a shocking discovery. * Before Megan's surgery, Jo admits that the sub-i with glasses is the one who found the donor and apologizes. Meredith says: "If you want to be a shark, be a shark," which is exactly what Cristina told Meredith in the pilot episode when Derek chose her instead of Cristina to operate with him.
296 3 "Go Big or Go Home" * Abigail Spencer as Megan Hunt (3/5)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (1/10)
* Greg Germann as Tom Koracick (1/7) 		Harper Avery arrives, putting Bailey on edge. A familiar face from Meredith's past returns as a patient, and Amelia tries to manage a secret. * The episode re-introduces two characters from the past, namely Harper Avery and Walter Carr.
* This episode also introduces Tom Koracick.
297 4 "Ain't That a Kick In The Head?" * Abigail Spencer as Megan Hunt (4/5)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (2/10)
* Greg Germann as Tom Koracick (2/7)
* Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (1/12) 		Amelia confronts a difficult situation, while Meredith deals with the fallout from her conversation with Nathan. Maggie finds herself at an awkward family dinner, Jackson receives big news, and Richard and Bailey search for the stars of tomorrow.
298 5 "Danger Zone" * Abigail Spencer as Megan Hunt (5/5)
* Kim Raver as Teddy Altman (3/5) 		In a flashback to Iraq in 2007, the events leading up to Megan's kidnapping are revealed. In present day, Owen and Megan hash out old wounds. * This episode only feature Owen, Meredith and Nathan from the main cast.
* Ellen Pompeo appears with no lines.
* The episode was followed by a PSA where Kevin McKidd talks about unhoused veterans.
* This episode marks the final appearance of Martin Henderson as Nathan Riggs as part of the main cast.
299 6 "Come On Down to My Boat, Baby" * Greg Germann as Tom Koracick (3/7)
* Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (2/12) 		Jackson decides he needs some time off and invites the guys to join him on a day out at sea, while Arizona, April, and Maggie treat a woman who is hiding a deadly secret. * The time references of the next episode as well the intern mixer suggest that this episode takes place in early July 2017, meaning that this is the first episode where Andrew DeLuca is no longer an intern. This is confirmed by his personalized lab coat in the next episode.
* The jacuzzi on the boat was actually broken, so when they finally got to shooting the scene at dusk with Giacomo in it, it was freezing cold.
300 7 "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (3/10)
* Kate Burton as Ellis Grey
* Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (3/12) 		After a roller coaster car falls off the track at the county fair, the doctors at Grey Sloan tend to patients who spark memories about ghosts from their past. * It was Shonda Rhimes' idea to put Kate Burton as Ellis Grey's ghost clapping to Meredith in the O.R. gallery during the final scenes.
301 8 "Out of Nowhere" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (4/12)
* Matthew Morrison as Paul Stadler (1/3) 		A hacker compromises the hospital’s computer system, causing monitors, phones, labs and patient files to all go down. As technology fails them, Bailey attempts to keep the peace but chaos erupts and the doctors are forced to get creative in their methods to treat the patients. * This marks Ellen Pompeo's 300th appearance as Meredith Grey, with two voice-only appearances included.
* It also marks Jessica Capshaw's 200th appearance as Arizona Robbins.
* The opening title card is special, showing the Grey's Anatomy logo morphing into flatline.
* Jason George appears with no lines. Since his training scenes were filmed in July and scattered throughout the season, he filmed no new scenes for this episode due to his transfer to the spinoff.
302 9 "1-800-799-7233" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (5/12)
* Matthew Morrison as Paul Stadler (2/3) 		Jo finally faces her estranged, abusive husband Paul Stadler, while Grey Sloan continues to work with the FBI after a hacker has compromised the hospital's computer system. * Camilla Luddington filmed a PSA about the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
* This episode is Jo-centric.
* At the end of the episode, Meredith can be heard saying goodbye to Cristina on the phone.
303 10 "Personal Jesus" * Matthew Morrison as Paul Stadler (3/3)
* Justin Bruening as Matthew Taylor (1/4) 		A young boy is admitted to Grey Sloan Memorial and his case has a profound impact on the doctors. Meanwhile, April is faced with a surprising patient, and Jo continues to deal with her estranged husband. * The episode is April-centric.
* Krista Vernoff considers "The Talk" scene between Bailey, Ben, and Tuck as one of the most difficult and important scenes ever featured in the show, and during her writing career.
* The episode features the return of paramedic Matthew Taylor, who made his last appearance in Get Up, Stand Up.
304 11 "(Don't Fear) the Reaper" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (4/10) The stress of managing the hospital and coming to terms with Ben’s decision to become a Seattle firefighter pushes Bailey to her limits. * This episode only features Miranda, Richard, Maggie and Ben from the main cast.
* The episode is Bailey-centric.
* This is the second episode of the entire series not to feature Meredith Grey in any way, the first one being Who Is He (And What Is He To You)?.
* The episode features flashbacks that fill in the blanks about why Bailey is the way she is about stability, risk, excellence and anxiety. Aside from those new flashbacks, the episode also heavily features flashbacks to previous episodes.
305 12 "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (5/10)
* Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (6/12) 		April is in charge of the new Grey Sloan Surgical Innovation Contest, and the doctors are eager to start their projects. Meanwhile, Catherine’s old friend has a shocking idea for Catherine and Jackson, and Meredith treats a returning patient who inspires her project. * Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
306 13 "You Really Got a Hold on Me" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (7/12)
* Greg Germann as Tom Koracick (4/7) 		Seattle Firefighters Ben Warren and Andy Herrera head to Grey Sloan after rescuing two boys that are injured in a house fire. With one of the boys' lives literally in Andy's hands, her skills are put to the test. Meanwhile, the doctors are hard at work on their projects for the Grey Sloan Surgical Innovation Contest and Amelia brings Tom Koracick in to consult on her and Alex's patient. * This episode introduces Andy Herrera, the main character of the newest spinoff Station 19.
307 14 "Games People Play" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (8/12)
* Greg Germann as Tom Koracick (5/7) 		Maggie's relationship with Clive starts to progress, and she invites him over for a game night to meet Meredith and Amelia. Meredith and Jo meet with the owner of the patent to the polymer they need for their project, who coincidentally is a friend of the family.
308 15 "Old Scars, Future Hearts" * Greg Germann as Tom Koracick (6/7) Meredith tries to learn more about Marie Cerone’s history with her mother. Meanwhile, Jo is applying for fellowships around the country and it throws Alex for a loop, and Tom Koracick helps April acknowledge her crisis of faith. * Arizona, Ben and Andrew does not appear in this episode.
* The episode features flashbacks to the childhoods of Maggie, Jo, and Alex.
* This is the first episode set in the hospital since the introduction of the hospital's new interns not to feature any of them.
* This episode marks the 300th appearance of Justin Chambers as Alex Karev.
309 16 "Caught Somewhere in Time" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (9/12)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (6/10) 		Maggie and Jackson are enjoying spending time together, but he must turn his concentration toward the groundbreaking vaginoplasty surgery he has scheduled with Catherine and Richard. Meanwhile, Meredith and Jo hit a roadblock with their contest submission, so Jo helps Bailey with an incoming trauma patient who used to be an astronaut. * Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
310 17 "One Day Like This" * Kim Raver as Teddy Altman (4/5)
* Scott Speedman as Nick Marsh 		April's crisis of faith is challenged by a patient she treats who is a rabbi, and Meredith treats a patient who is a transplant surgeon from another hospital. * This episode only features Meredith, Alex, Miranda, Owen, April and Jackson from the main cast.
* This episode does not contain any visual surgical scenes in the operating room.
311 18 "Hold Back the River" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (10/12)
* Greg Germann as Tom Koracick (7/7) 		Amelia, Koracick, and DeLuca perform a risky, groundbreaking procedure using ultrasound waves to remove a young patient’s brain tumor. Meanwhile, Meredith and Jo work with different polymers to try to salvage their project submission, and Richard’s AA sponsor is admitted to Grey Sloan with a DNR.
312 19 "Beautiful Dreamer" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (11/12)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (7/10)
* Justin Bruening as Matthew Taylor (2/4) 		An agent from ICE shows up at Grey Sloan in search of an employee who may be working in the U.S. under DACA. Alex's patient Kimmie wants to leave the hospital to enjoy her final days, but Alex feels differently. Meanwhile, Arizona treats Matthew Taylor's baby and April wants to do whatever she can to help. * Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
* The producers worked together with Define American, a non-profit organization dedicated to humanizing immigrants through media. They held a meeting with the writers, during which the writers had a chance to hear experiences from several undocumented Americans, including medical students and representatives from Pre-Health Dreamers.
313 20 "Judgment Day" * Jeanine Mason as Sam Bello (12/12)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (8/10) 		During presentations on Grey Sloan Surgical Innovation Prototypes Day, Arizona shares some cookies from an appreciative patient that, unbeknownst to her, contain a special ingredient. Meanwhile, Catherine reveals some shocking details to Jackson about his grandfather’s past and Jo steps in mid-operation on a major surgery after Bailey and Meredith are down for the count. * Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
* Sarah Drew tweeted that her imitation of bagpipes was taught to her by her brother after they watched Braveheart. She told the writers about that skill at the beginning of the season.
* Ellen Pompeo revealed that Standards and Practices wouldn't allow Meredith Grey to be one of the characters to get high from the cookies.
314 21 "Bad Reputation" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery (9/10)
* Sarah Utterback as Olivia 		The hospital brings in crisis management to help them sort out allegations against Harper Avery. Meanwhile, Nurse Olivia shows up at Grey Sloan with her son, throwing Alex and Jo for a loop, and Arizona decides to spend more time with Sofia, who is having a hard time at school. * Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
* The song Andrew sings at the beginning of the episode was written by Giacomo Gianniotti himself. He was asked to write the song to Sam Bello from his character's perspective.
* This episode marks the brief return of Olivia Jankovic, who was last seen in the season six episode I Always Feel Like Somebody's Watchin' Me.
315 22 "Fight For Your Mind" Alex and Jo go on a road trip to Iowa to find Alex’s mom, whom he hasn’t heard from in a very long time. Meanwhile, Meredith gives a presentation on her mini-livers project, which attracts a ton of attention, and Jackson works to rebuild the foundation after its reputation is threatened. * Ben Warren does not appear in this episode.
* The surgery on Teresa Benson is Arizona Robbins's last on screen surgery.
* On March 19, 2018, while filming for this episode, a plane with a banner reading "We <3 Sarah Drew & Jessica Capshaw" flew over set during lunch. The plane was sent by fans as a reaction to the two actresses leaving at the end of the season.
316 23 "Cold as Ice" * Justin Bruening as Matthew Taylor (3/4)
* Geena Davis as Nicole Hermann 		One of Grey Sloan Memorial’s own is seriously injured, making the team reflect on what is truly important to them. Meanwhile, Nicole Herman pays a visit to GSM and talks to Arizona about an exciting opportunity. * This is the last episode to feature Jo in light blue scrubs.
* The crew made a life cast of Sarah Drew so they could create a dummy with her face, allowing them to film the CPR scenes without hurting her.
* The scene where April wakes up surrounded by her loved ones was the final scene Sarah had together with Chandra Wilson.
317 24 "All of Me" * Justin Bruening as Matthew Taylor (4/4)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (10/10)
* Kim Raver as Teddy Altman (5/5) 		The doctors attend Alex and Jo's wedding, and things do not go as planned. Meanwhile, the stress from the past year has taken a toll on Bailey, and she will re-evaluate some of her decisions. * This is the last episode to feature Sarah Drew, Jessica Capshaw and Jason George as part of the main cast. Three actors leaving the main cast is a record shared with Fear (of the Unknown).
* The scene where Jo kisses Arizona was improvised by Camilla Luddington.
* This episode marks the 200th appearance of Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery.

Grey's Anatomy (Saison 15)[modifier | modifier le code]

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  • This is the first season not to feature Jessica Capshaw, Sarah Drew, Jason George, and Martin Henderson as part of the main cast since season six, seven, and twelve, respectively.
  • This is also the first season since season 7 to not feature any departure of a main cast member.
  • This is the first season since season eight to feature Kim Raver as part of the main cast. She did recur on the previous season as a guest star.
  • Ellen Pompeo and Kelly McCreary are the only actors to appear in every episode of this season. However, Ellen is the only one with lines in every episode.
  • Krista Vernoff described this season as "The Season of Love".
  • It was announced in early January 2019 that three additional scripts had been ordered (on top of the original order of twenty-two), giving the season a total of twenty-five episodes. While the extra order hadn't been made official publicly, showrunner Krista Vernoff already knew at the beginning of the season that they would be doing 24 episodes. Thus, ABC only needed Krista to sign off on doing one extra episode.
  • That one extra (previously unplanned) episode turned into a stand-alone episode focusing on Amelia. Krista had had the idea for it in her head, but it wasn't until the extra episode was ordered that she decided it would be included in this season.

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318 1 "With a Wonder and a Wild Desire" * Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca (1/7)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (1/9)
* Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (1/10) 		The doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial vie for a new position. Meredith is seemingly distracted and struggles to stay focused, and Maggie finds herself the keeper of a big secret while Amelia and Owen try to figure out their relationship. Meanwhile, Jo and Alex's honeymoon doesn't go exactly as planned. * As of this episode, Kim Raver is again credited as a main cast member after recurring in the previous season. She was previously a series regular from seasons 6-8.
319 2 "Broken Together" * Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (1/12)
* Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (2/10) 		New doctors continue to shake up the hospital in typical Grey Sloan manner. Meredith bonds with a patient while Jackson struggles with the meaning behind recent experiences, and after making a life-changing decision, Jo forms an unexpected alliance. * Teddy Altman does not appear in this episode.
320 3 "Gut Feeling" * Jason George as Ben Warren (1/8) Meredith works on a patient who happens to specialize in matchmaking, and a seemingly drunk patient pushes Richard's buttons and gives him a medical mystery to solve. Meanwhile, Maggie tries to reach Teddy after bearing the burden of her secret becomes overwhelming as she struggles with issues in her own personal life. * Jackson and Teddy does not appear in this episode.
* This is the first episode where Jo Karev wears navy blue scrubs in the real timeline. She was seen wearing them before in Do You Know?, but that was in a future as imagined by Cristina.
* This marks the final appearance of surgical intern, Vikram Roy.
321 4 "Momma Knows Best" * Jason George as Ben Warren (2/8)
* Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca (2/7)
* Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (2/12) 		Meredith turns heads when she shows up to work done up and ready for her blind date later that day, while Alex makes a questionable decision in order to save a patient. Meanwhile, the burden of knowing Teddy's secret keeps Maggie up at night, ultimately making her decide she has to tell someone. * Jackson and Teddy does not appear in this episode.
* This episode is the first part of a crossover with the Station 19 episode Under the Surface.
322 5 "Everyday Angel" * Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (3/10) Meredith reaches out to Teddy and helps her talk through some of her personal struggles. Owen and Amelia hide out near Betty's school after she becomes a flight risk. Meanwhile, Jo wants to get to work on the fellowship, but Bailey's attention is elsewhere. * Both Jackson and Teddy re-appear after an absence of two and three episodes, respectively.
323 6 "Flowers Grow Out of My Grave" * Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (4/10)
* Kate Burton as Ellis Grey (1/2) 		Meredith has a patient whose family is celebrating Day of the Dead, making the doctors remember loved ones they have lost. Richard shares unexpected news with Meredith about her father, Thatcher. Meanwhile, Teddy tries to tell Owen that she is pregnant but they get sidetracked, and Jo encourages Link to pursue one of the doctors. * George O'Malley, Lexie Grey, Derek Shepherd, and Mark Sloan all appear through modified archive footage. The footage of Mark stems from a deleted scene that never aired on the show. The footage of Ellis Grey and Doc was newly shot for this episode. Diane Pierce appears in a picture.
* All four actors who appeared through modified archive footage later make actual guest appearances.
324 7 "Anybody Have a Map?" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (2/9) Catherine is in Los Angeles getting the new foundation ready and summons Meredith and Koracick to visit for a highly confidential consult. Meanwhile, one of the nurses is 28 weeks pregnant and collapses at the hospital while talking to Richard. * This is the first episode to be directed by Krista Vernoff, the showrunner. She stated this is the darkest episode of the first half of the season.
* This is a stand-alone episode, featuring only 5 out of 11 main actors.
* Richard Webber narrates the voiceover for this episode, making this the first episode of the season not to be narrated by Meredith Grey.
* Catherine's cancer storyline was largely based on the life of this episode's writer, Elisabeth Finch, who has bone cancer.
* In 2022, news broke that Elisabeth Finch had allegedly fabricated much of her life story, including her cancer diagnosis. She later admitted to having lied.
325 8 "Blowin' In The Wind" * Jason George as Ben Warren (3/8)
* Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (3/12) 		Seattle is hit by a huge windstorm and Grey Sloan becomes inundated with patients. Alex and Jo are stuck at home and decide to make the best of it by having a second honeymoon, Meredith confronts Richard about getting his life back on track. * The episode runs in parallel to Station 19's Weather the Storm.
* Giacomo Gianniotti shadowed director Kevin McKidd while filming this episode.
326 9 "Shelter from the Storm" * Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (4/12) The windstorm continues to blow through Seattle and after the power goes out at Grey Sloan, the doctors are left scrambling to save their patients' lives, including Meredith who desperately needs to get to Cece for her heart transplant. Meanwhile, Owen, Amelia, and Teddy confront their complicated situation. * This episode marks Kelly McCreary's 100th appearance as Dr. Maggie Pierce on Grey's Anatomy.
* Debbie Allen was credited as a guest star in the press release for the episode, but she is not credited, nor does she physically appear in the episode itself. She does, however, provide a voice-only appearance for Catherine's voicemail.
* Teddy is 4 months pregnant in this episode.
327 10 "Help, I'm Alive" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (3/9)
* Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (5/10) 		Meredith questions Link's laid-back approach over a patient's treatment. Maggie worries that Richard, Jackson, and Catherine haven't come to terms with Catherine's diagnosis. Meanwhile, DeLuca steps up in the O.R. when Owen faces a setback. * Derek Bailey Shepherd turns five in this episode. If the show were to consider the concept of time, that would mean the episode takes place in mid-2018 given the fact that his time of birth was in early May 2013. However, the dates provided by Teddy surrounding her pregnancy indicate that the episode takes place in late 2018.
328 11 "The Winner Takes It All" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (4/9)
* Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (6/10)
* Jeff Perry as Thatcher Grey 		Amelia and Koracick tackle a daunting surgery on Catherine, while Richard and Jackson hope for the best. Meanwhile, Richard urges Meredith to visit her father, Thatcher, before his time is up. * Alex, Owen, Jo and Andrew does not appear in this episode.
* This marks Thatcher Grey's first appearance since the season seven episode P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) and also his final appearance on the series.
*This episode marks when Meredith joins the dead dads club along with Cristina, George, and Alex, which makes Izzie the only original intern not to be a known member.
329 12 "Girlfriend in a Coma" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (5/9)
* Jason George as Ben Warren (4/8) 		A patient gives Meredith some clarity on her dating situation around the holidays. The strain on Bailey and Ben's marriage comes to a head. Meanwhile, Betty drops a bomb on Owen and Amelia. * As of this episode, Levi Schmitt no longer wears glasses. This was probably done to reflect Levi's change in behavior, which Meredith and Jo comment on by stating he is less "Glasses."
330 13 "I Walk the Line" * Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (7/10)
* Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (5/12) 		A sea of patients flood the hospital after gunfire goes off at a parade. A blast from the past throws Maggie off her game on the same day that Meredith tries to talk to her about dating DeLuca. Meanwhile, Owen and Amelia get some potentially life-altering news about Betty. * As of this episode, all actors portraying the recurring interns are credited as guest stars. Up until this episode, Jaicy Elliot and Alex Blue Davis were credited as co-stars.
* Owen's line, "Well, I think it's a beautiful instrument!" is a nod to Kevin McKidd's Scottish heritage.
331 14 "I Want a New Drug" * Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (8/10)
* Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (6/12)
* Jason George as Ben Warren (5/8) 		While Meredith breaks a hospital record, the rest of the doctors are sent scrambling in the wake of a massive overdose within the community. Meanwhile, Jackson wants to take a reluctant Maggie camping, and Levi and Nico's relationship continues to develop. * Meredith breaking a hospital record is a nod to Grey's Anatomy tying the episode count of E.R., the now-formerly longest-running American medical drama, with 331 episodes. This is also reflected in the time at which Meredith breaks her record, being 3:32PM.
* This episode was followed by a PSA from Caterina Scorsone about drug use.
332 15 "We Didn't Start the Fire" * Jason George as Ben Warren (6/8)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (6/9)
* Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca (3/7) 		When Jackson throws a party to celebrate Catherine’s surgery and those who worked to save her, literally nothing goes as planned. Meanwhile, Helen pays Alex and Jo a surprise visit. * Teddy is seven months pregnant in this episode.
* This episode makes Grey’s Anatomy the longest-running American primetime medical drama, officially surpassing E.R., which ran for 331 episodes.
* This episode contains no medical cases on screen, although Jo mentions some patients of hers.
333 16 "Blood and Water" * Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca (4/7)
* Kate Burton as Ellis Grey (2/2) 		Meredith finds herself having to side with either Alex or DeLuca during a difficult situation, but she doesn't want to betray either of them. Meanwhile, Maggie reveals details about her personal life that cause a public stir, and Levi struggles with whether or not to tell his family about Nico. * Teddy Altman does not appear in this episode.
* Jaicy Elliot was credited as a guest star in the press release for the episode, but Taryn is only mentioned.
334 17 "And Dream of Sheep" * Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca (5/7)
* Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (9/10)
* Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (7/12) 		Ties are strained as Andrew and Carina confront an unforgiving family history. Meanwhile, Teddy and Owen work together on a married couple who is expecting, and Amelia attends a conference for alternative pain relief. * Jo's British heritage is a nod to Camilla Luddington's origins.
* The episode introduces Amelia with short hair.
* Tom Koracick does not have any lines in this episode.
335 18 "Add It Up" * Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca (6/7)
* Alex Blue Davis as Casey Parker (10/10)
* Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (8/12) 		Maggie introduces mood rooms as an alternative approach to medicine. Alex and DeLuca butt heads over an 11-year-old patient who tries to sabotage her own surgery. Jackson and Richard deal with a gender non-binary patient. Meanwhile, Teddy has a pregnancy scare that brings Owen and Koracick to odds.
336 19 "Silent All These Years" * Jason George as Ben Warren (7/8)
* Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (9/12) 		When a trauma patient arrives at Grey Sloan, it forces Jo to confront her past. Bailey and Ben have to talk to Tuck about dating. * Owen and Jackson does not appear in this episode.
* The episode is Jo-centric.
* Caterina Scorsone and Kelly McCreary appear but they do not have any lines.
* Showrunner Krista Vernoff has declared that this is one of the most powerful episodes of the entire series. The episode focuses on consent and was directly inspired by Christine Blasey Ford's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
* Writer Elisabeth R. Finch makes a cameo as one of the nurses transporting Abby to the OR. The other women in the hall are all women who work at ShondaLand or ABC, who requested to be in the scene after they had read the script and word had spread.
* Khalilah Joi refused to see the "wall of women" scene in rehearsals so that her reaction would be completely genuine on camera.
337 20 "The Whole Package" * Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (7/9)
* Abigail Spencer as Megan Hunt 		Owen and Teddy have to deal with the surprise arrival of Megan Hunt, who knows nothing about their situation. Catherine preps for her first surgery back on a war veteran who’s not emotionally prepared for his procedure. Meredith worries about DeLuca operating alone with Richard. * This marks Camilla Luddington's 150th appearance as Jo Karev.
338 21 "Good Shepherd" Amelia and Link travel to New York to operate on a patient with a severe spinal deformity, but they're in for more than they bargained for when Nancy Shepherd invites them to dinner at her home. * This episode is Amelia-centric and features only Meredith, Owen, Amelia and Maggie out of the 11 main cast members.
* The episode introduces the fourth Shepherd sister and holds the record of most Shepherds appearing in an episode together, missing only Derek, Liz and Mr. Shepherd.
* Originally, the episode wasn't part of the plan for the fifteenth season even though Krista had been having the idea for an Amelia-centric episode for a while. It was decided to incorporate it into the season when ABC ordered an extra episode for the season.
339 22 "Head Over High Heels" * Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (10/12) Meredith debates how to handle an unexpected situation in her personal life, while Richard has an untimely reunion with an old friend. Jo has a hard time at work, and Owen tries therapy. * Teddy Altman does not appear in this episode.
* This marks Kevin McKidd's 250th appearance as Owen Hunt.
340 23 "What I Did for Love" * Jason George as Ben Warren (8/8) Maggie treats one of Station 19's own, and Jo learns a hard lesson. Meanwhile, when working with a family seeking asylum, Meredith makes a call that could jeopardize her career. * This is the first part of a cross-over with Station 19 that continues on Always Ready.
341 24 "Drawn to the Blood" * Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (11/12)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (8/9) 		Alex tries desperately to save his patient Gus while he waits for a severely agoraphobic blood donor to arrive from London. Jo reveals to Meredith why she's been so down, while Catherine and Bailey hold a meeting to get down to the bottom of an insurance issue. Meanwhile, Maggie and Jackson go camping.
342 25 "Jump into the Fog" * Sophia Taylor Ali as Dahlia Qadri (12/12)
* Debbie Allen as Catherine Fox (9/9)
* Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca (7/7) 		As fog begins to cover Seattle, the doctors must navigate through personal complications. Meredith and Alex attempt to save Gus, while Levi talks some sense into a struggling Nico. * The episode features a special opening title card with fog in the background.
* This is the last episode to feature Alex Karev on staff at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital and thus also his final appearance in the hospital's navy blue scrubs.
* This is the first season finale since Season 7 not to feature Jason George as Ben Warren.
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