Grey's Anatomy News (Page 4)

Six weeks after the last episode of Grey's Anatomy took place, Derek and Meredith are through and Derek is dating Rose, Meredith and her fellow residents, Alex, Izzie and Cristina, compete in a surgical contest, with Bailey serving as judge.

We're just nine days away from the return of Grey's Anatomy, and the following preview should get you a little more excited for a long-awaited new episode ...

Follow the jump for another preview of "Where The Wild Things Are." We'll be posting photos from this episode (the 12th of Season 4) later on today ...

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The return of three hits - Grey's Anatomy, Lost and Ugly Betty - to ABC's Thursday night lineup has made scheduling a bit tricky for the network.

Especially regarding the season finales of each.

The network's original plan was for the two-part Lost finale to air over two nights, and have all three shows end on the same evening, May 22.

However, sources confirm that the Lost finale has been rescheduled, making room for a two-hour Grey's Anatomy season finale.

ABC's changes to the final weeks of its Thursday lineup:

• On May 15, Part I of the Lost finale will follow new episodes of Grey's Anatomy (9 p.m.) and Ugly Betty. Nothing new.
• There will be no Lost on May 22. The Ugly Betty finale (8 p.m.) and the new, two-hour Grey's Anatomy finale will air instead.
• On May 29, ABC has scheduled an encore of Part I of the Lost finale, followed by the two-hour, second installment of it.

So, that extra hour to close the tumultuous Season Four on May 22 is like another full episode of Grey's Anatomy if you want to look at it that way!

The first episode back, "Where the Wild Things Are," is set for April 24 (not that we have a countdown going on here or anything). "Piece of My Heart" will air May 1, and "The Becoming" is scheduled for May 8. That leaves us with one more (currently unnamed) Grey's Anatomy episode for May 15 and then the two-part finale.

For a look at what's to come, check out our Grey's Anatomy spoiler section!

Less than two weeks until Grey's Anatomy returns with a new episode, "Where the Wild Things Are," on April 24. For tonight, though, we're stuck with yet another repeat, "The Heart of the Matter," the fourth episode of Season Four.

The Grey's Anatomy episode airs at 8 p.m., and we've got all the action covered in our episode guide, as always. Grey's Anatomy Insider has posted a list of music selections from "The Heart of the Matter," as well as our gallery and quotes.

There's also the Insider staff's entertaining round table from of the episode, and our forum, where you can discuss all things Grey's Anatomy with fellow fans!

A sharp reader pointed out that the first episode of Grey's Anatomy aired March 27, 2005, meaning our favorite show just turned three last week!

There have been 71 more great episodes since that date, with five more to come this spring and hopefully many more (full) seasons to follow down the line.

Take a moment now to reflect on your favorite episodes (every one of which has been recapped by our site), characters and love stories, as we recognize three great, though often tumultuous years of our all-time favorite drama, Grey's Anatomy ...

ABC will be airing "Let the Truth Sting" once again tonight - at 8 p.m. - and while we have seen this Grey's Anatomy episode multiple times already, there just aren't all that many to choose from, with Season 4 placed on hiatus for a period of months.

At least we've got some solid Grey's Anatomy spoilers and topics for discussion to keep us fired up until the show finally returns with five new episodes April 24.

In the meantime, for a full rundown of this entertaining episode, feel free to read Grey's Anatomy Insider's official episode recap of "Let the Truth Sting."

Our coverage also includes a music guide to the show, photo gallery, list of Grey's Anatomy quotes, a staff round table discussion and, as always, our forum.

We announce this quick break from Gizzie spoiler talk to inform you, as we always do, of the next Grey's Anatomy episode that will be airing on television.

Tonight at 8 p.m., ABC will air another Grey's Anatomy repeat from early in Season 4, "Love/Addiction." Click here for our episode guide for a thorough recap.

We also have a full rundown of the Grey's Anatomy music from the episode, as well as a photo gallery and list of memorable Grey's Anatomy quotes.

Our staff's round table discussion and episode forum thread complete the Grey's Anatomy Insider staff's comprehensive coverage of "Love/Addiction."

Fans of George and Izzie as a couple are up in arms over recent Grey's Anatomy spoilers / rumors that their romantic days are soon to be over.

When we first asked the question of whether you wanted these two best friends to be together in a Grey's Anatomy Insider poll, we received record response.

Here's how the 38,062 votes cast added up last October-December:

• 47 percent - Yes!
• 44 percent - No!
• 7 percent - Indifferent

As you can see, it's pretty even split. Far from the small, vocal minority of Grey's Anatomy fans that some claim exists (you can only vote once in our poll).

So we're asking you again, Grey's Anatomy fans. Do you want Gizzie to be a couple on the show? Vote in our poll here or on the top right of our home page.

Fan sites such as ours - the biggest - are great ways to get your voices heard. Help us compare data to our previous polls and see where you all stand!

Our apologies for slow Grey's Anatomy news coverage this week - although there has been relatively little in the way of pressing news to report.

One of Grey's Anatomy Insider's primary staff members has been going through a difficult time. We promise a return to the coverage you've come to expect.

Especially with the show finally ending its strike-induced production hiatus next month, we couldn't be happier to serve the Grey's Anatomy fan community.

Tonight, as we continue the wait until new Season 4 episodes return April 24, ABC will air the second installment of "Crash Into Me" at 8 p.m. EDT.

Relive the drama or catch up on what you missed in our episode guide to "Crash Into Me, Part II." Feel free to peruse our picture gallery and our Grey's Anatomy music list (with lyrics), along with some memorable quotes from the episode.

Our staff Round Table offers a lively discussion of topics, as well.

As always, you can discuss the episode and all things Grey's Anatomy in our forum. We strive to make this fan site the best that it can be and hope that you enjoy!

Tonight, "Crash Into Me (Part I)" will be aired at 8 p.m. on ABC. Relive all the action in the first part of this two-part episode in Grey's Anatomy Insider's official recap!

Our staff has also compiled a photo gallery and list of Grey's Anatomy quotes from the episode, as well as a "Crash Into Me (Part I)" music guide, with lyrics.

For those of you looking for a fun, lively discussion of some of the relevant topics from the episode, you might enjoy our staff's weekly round table as well.

As always, you can discuss all things Grey's Anatomy all the time with fellow fans in our Grey's Anatomy Insider FORUM. You must register first, but it's free!

Laura Saltman of Access Hollywood was one of the lucky few able to get a seat at
UCLA inside Royce Hall Friday as the Private Practice and Grey's Anatomy cast put on a charity show for crew members dubbed "Good Medicine."

She dubbed the show a combination of American Idol meets the SAG Awards meets "The Gong Show" meets your local high school's talent show.

Sounds like a ton of fun to us. Here's her review ...

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The show started with a funny taped message from the one and only McDreamy himself, Patrick Dempsey, who said he was in Japan promoting Enchanted. With a wink, he couldn't miss a chance to plug the film, "Soon to be released on DVD."

Patrick Dempsey acknowledged how important the writers were to his show by joking, "Without them I'd still be known as that teen from Can't Buy Me Love."

Next to the stage was Dr. Izzie Stevens, Katherine Heigl, looking beautiful in a red knee length dress. Heigl, who is rumored to be leaving the show, revealed that all proceeds from the event would go to the Solidarity Fund started by the WGA.

True Grey's Anatomy fans know that Sara Ramirez, who plays Callie Torres, won the 2005 Tony for her role as 'The Lady of the Lake' in Monty Python's "Spamalot." I knew this, but I still had no idea how well this chick can really sing! Her voice brought the house to its feet with a performance of the song "Meadowlark."

Ellen Pompeo took to the stage next to briefly thank everyone for coming and to introduce the next singer, T.R. Knight. We know him as George O'Malley but T.R. got his start in theater and has appeared on Broadway.

Just before he tackled the song "Losing My Mind/You Could Drive A Person Crazy" from Sondheim's "Follies" T.R. Knight begged for a little understanding:

"It's been 13 years since I've done this and I'm following Sara Ramirez."

While T.R. Knight didn't have the pipes that Sara Ramirez did, he still did a great job with the song and had fun doing it.

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