March 2009 News Archive (Page 4)

Despite yet another setback delaying the Derek-Meredith engagement, Zap2it's Korbi Ghosh insists that McDreamy will bounce back and pop the question:

Q: That Derek-Meredith scene on last week's Grey's Anatomy? Did NOT like it. I knew the show would never let the proposal actually happen. What the hell!

A: I like your passion, but Derek will propose. Soon. I promise.

What did you think of the Grey's Anatomy scene in question? How long will it take for Derek to actually propose to Meredith? How should he go about doing it?

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The dust has barely settled from last night's emotional roller coaster, but a sneak preview of next week's Grey's Anatomy episode, "Stand By Me," is already making the rounds.

Below, a reluctant Cristina and an ailing Izzie debate the next course of action for the latter's treatment, and Izzie seems to fully grasp what she's up against for the first time.

Watch the clip below and let us know what you think ...

Last night on Grey's Anatomy, the ongoing diagnosis of "Patient X" finally came to a head, while McDreamy lost it and spiraled out of control. Will Mer be there to pick him up?

If you missed any of "I Will Follow You Into the Dark," or just want a refresher, or to relive the drama, follow the link to check out our site's official recap of this great episode.

Grey's Anatomy videos and pictures from the episode are live. Our music guide is also up for your perusal, with our list of the night's best Grey's Anatomy quotes in progress.

We'll update you on news and Grey's Anatomy spoilers as soon as we hear anything. As always, our forum is open for discussion, and comments on all posts are encouraged!

What did you think of Grey's Anatomy last night? Tell us!

Below are two of many memorable scenes from Thursday's Grey's Anatomy.

After finally learning what's ailing "Patient X," Izzie and Lexie discuss the two options - basically, flight or flight. In the end, Little Grey says she would tell Patient X to screw the odds and fight.

That turns out to be just what Izzie Stevens needed to hear ...

Follow the jump for another memorable scene from "I Will Follow You Into the Dark." The good news? Derek shows Meredith the engagement ring he planned to give her. The bad news?

Well, everything else. But a strong Meredith isn't going anywhere...

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So, what did you think? Did last night's episode of Grey's Anatomy, "I Will Follow You Into the Dark," live up to expectations? Did it fall short? A little of both, maybe?

We've been doing this each Friday after new episodes to gauge your opinions on the most recent episodes Grey's Anatomy, with reviews from 2009 mostly positive.

How did last night's stack up? Tell us in the informal poll below ...

What did you think of "I Will Follow You Into the Dark"?

Grey's Anatomy writer Jenna Bans, who penned last night's episode, have posted some thoughts on "I Will Follow You Into the Dark" on the show's official writers' blog.

Here are some excerpts, with a link to the full column below ...

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Derek Shepherd is not in a good place right now. In fact, the dude’s pretty much at his worst. Remember when our friendly neighborhood serial killer Eric Stoltz told him they had a lot in common? Derek’s started to believe him.

What I love about this storyline, besides that it gives the talented Patrick Dempsey a chance to show us just how big his acting range is, is you’d never think it would happen to Shepherd.

He knows brains like I know ... well, nothing. Maybe chocolate.

But the point is, he’s not just a star in his field, he runs his field. It’s like the Pope having a crisis of faith. And everyone’s feeling it – Mark, literally with his maimed hand, Richard, who can’t possibly run his surgical floor without his star neurosurgeon .... and sad little Shadow Shepherd, who finally gets his shot to impress his colleagues, and not one of them can remember his name.

And it’s not because he’s not a good surgeon, it’s just with Shepherd around, who pays attention to the bald dude in glasses? In the end, Derek’s legendary status ends up hurting Derek the most. Because when people expect greatness out of you 24/7, it’s damn near impossible to live up to. You’re bound to take a big fall.

... Shonda’s had this Patient X thing in her head for a long, long time – and when she first pitched it out, I immediately loved it. And hated it. I still love and hate it.

Because it’s so totally messed up and unfair.

What Izzie’s doing, teaching the interns, is a selfless, meaningful endeavor that no one else, even Alex, will ever give her credit for. Everyone’s been busy clamoring for surgeries while Izzie’s quietly achieved the impossible – she’s turned the gaggle of morons we met in season 4 into doctors. And now she’s DYING. And no one gets her, and no one knows it, and it’s seriously UNFAIR.

Follow the link to continue reading Jenna's blog ...

Tonight, Grey's Anatomy finally returns from its hiatus with a new episode, "I Will Follow You Into the Dark." From what we've seen so far, there's a lot going on at Seattle Grace.

Izzie Stevens' ailment will be revealed at last, and whatever it is, the next step will be interesting. Derek decides he's had enough people die on his watch and walks off the job.

Callie's still stressing over Arizona (with Mark along for comic relief, of course), and Adele returns to settle issues between Bailey and the Chief. Sounds like a good one tonight!

Check out our video and photo sections for more previews! As always, you can discuss "I Will Follow You Into the Dark" before, during and after the episode in our

EW's Michael Ausiello has the official description of what's wrong with Izzie (although you'll have to figure it out still), along with a fun tidbit pertaining to Derek's proposal ...

Q: Got any clues as to what's ailing Izzie on Grey's Anatomy?

A: Sources confirm to me exclusively that Izzie will learn in this week's episode that she has ***** * ********** ******** that has spread to her ***** and *****.

Q: I need some Mer-Der proposal scoop, please!

A: Derek's second attempt to pop the question goes haywire, but the third time's the charm - Patrick Dempsey (sort of) said so himself on The View yesterday!

Amy Madigan will be reprising her role as Seattle Grace's on-call shrink next month on Grey's Anatomy, only this time it's not Meredith Grey she's working with, it's Owen (Kevin McKidd).

The ex-military doc's post-traumatic stress disorder will flare up, causing him to physically hurt Cristina, albeit unintentionally, we hope. Let's hope Madigan's Dr. Wyatt can help him out.

Also returning to Grey's Anatomy is Callie's dad, played by Hector Elizondo. Pops, er, pops up in April and is shocked to discover that his daughter is now into girls. That should be good.