Grey's Anatomy Spoilers (Page 14)

TV Guide reports this morning that Grey's Anatomy and its spin-off, Private Practice, will be embarking on a multi-episode crossover story for February sweeps.

Though at this very early stage the number of episodes and the sum total of actors involved has yet to be nailed down, it can at least be confirmed that Kate Walsh's character, Dr. Addison Montgomery will again be walking the halls of Seattle Grace.

Addison returned for one episode late in Season Four after leaving the Grey's Anatomy cast for the sunny skies of L.A. and Private Practice after Season Three.

What brings Addison (Kate Walsh) back to Seattle this time?

Who from Seattle Grace might show their face at Oceanside Wellness? Walsh personally cast her vote for Mark Sloan, saying, "It'd be fun to have him cause some trouble!"

That said, the actual list of involved cast members from each show, besides Walsh, is unconfirmed. Who would you like to see - and under what premise?

As controversy continues to swirl around Brooke Smith's firing from Grey's Anatomy, EW's Michael Ausiello offers the following insight in his weekly Q&A session ...

Q: What the heck about Brooke Smith leaving on Grey's Anatomy? And her last episode is this Thursday? And Hahn's final scene consists of her leaving work for the day? Insanity.

A: I'm going to give Shonda Rhimes the benefit of the doubt and assume she's intentionally leaving Hahn's exit ambiguous and, therefore, open to interpretation. Sort of like the Sopranos finale. Did Hahn get shot to death on the way to the parking garage? Did she pull a Thelma & Louise and drive her car off a cliff? Did the hospital's automatic doors malfunction and decapitate her? Did she return to Weeds? The possibilities are endless. Personally, I'm leaning toward the Thelma & Louise scenario. According to one of my Grey's Anatomy moles, Callie and Erica have a big, relationship-severing blowout in tomorrow's episode that starts with an argument over whether Izzie paid a big enough price for her role in Denny-gate (guest star Jeffrey Dean Morgan also supposedly makes an appearance tonight!), and ends with Callie realizing she doesn't love girls as much as Erica does. Hey, people have killed themselves over less.

Below is a sneak preview from tomorrow night's all-new episode of Grey's Anatomy, "Rise Up." Our favorite group of residents meet a new patient (we use the term loosely) named Stan, and in the process, learn a piece of information that lights a fire under them ...

Stan

While the situation with Brooke Smith abruptly and controversially leaving the series continues to cast a pall over this episode, it does look pretty entertaining on its own merits.

Follow the jump for two more Grey's Anatomy sneak preview clips (we'll add more videos when and if we come across them), as well as the first ABC promo for the episode ...

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Tomorrow, on an all-new Grey's Anatomy, Major Dr. Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd) returns to Seattle Grace - sending Cristina into a panic! Here's a sneak preview of Dr. Hunt's return, with four additional clips from "Life During Wartime" after the jump ...

McHottie Returns

Following the jump, see what two characters have already been sleeping together for a week, and what the Chief has in mind next for his protege, Dr. Bailey ...

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Below are this morning's Grey's Anatomy spoilers and news items, culled from Entertainment Weekly (top three) and TV Guide (final item) ...

Q: So what's this big Denny-related story on Grey's Anatomy that could but might not open the door for Katherine Heigl to leave the show?

A: I'll say this: The exit primer I alluded to does not concern any kind of health crisis. Rather, it pertains to a very dark day in Izzie's professional career that rears its ugly head again.

Q: How long is Melissa George under contract for? Not too long I hope - Grey's Anatomy is already too bloated.

A: Reports suggest she's doing at least 11 episodes, but in my recent Q&A with her, she said there's no end date. As for the bloating ... well, are in a hospital. Aren't there pills for that?

Q: President Roslin (a.k.a. Mary McDonnell) on Grey's Anatomy?! Give us the scoop?

A: She debuts November 13, and her Dr. Virginia Dixon character shares something in common with a Bones regular.

Q: When is McArmy coming back to Grey's Anatomy? And please tell me he is going to be part of the cast.

A: As you saw at the end of last Thursday's episode, Army Major Owen Hunt is back in action - and will ruffle some feathers, stat! At this time, Kevin McKidd is on what producers are calling a "strongly recurring" status, but he certainly has the potential to become a series regular.

Below are a couple of Grey's Anatomy spoilers and rumors from E! Online columnist Kristin Dos Santos and her weekly spoiler Q & A session this morning ...

Q: There's a rumor going around about Izzie Stevens being killed off at the end of Season 5. Will there be no happily ever after for Alex and Izzie, a.k.a. the hottest couple on the show?

A: Reliable sources tell me those rumors are bunk and she will not be going anywhere. For the record, Katherine Heigl actually seems quite happy with her storylines this season. When asked about the future of Alex and Izzie, Katherine told me, "There's nothing I can reveal, but it's been awesome. It's been really exciting for me and really, really fun, satisfying work. I love Justin Chambers! How can you not love Justin? Sorry. He is just such a doll. I mean it's weird — I've been working with all of these people for five years. They're like my family. I mean, I see them actually more than my own family! We have so much fun together." And I hear there is definitely more "fun" (of the horizontal nature) for Izzie and Alex up ahead!

Q: Is it true that Meredith Grey will have a sexual history with Melissa George's new intern character, Sadie, on Grey's Anatomy?

A: From the sounds of Michael Ausiello's recent Q&A with Melissa George and from what a reliable source says — "I'm pretty sure they did" — I'd place money on it! By the by, this is pretty much the same storyline I had heard they planned originally for Cristina (Sandra Oh) a few seasons back, but the storyline was changed.

Circle November 13 on your calendar as the day Alias' Melissa George debuts as Grey's Anatomy's newest intern, Sadie. The big question on many fans' minds, of course, remains whether Sadie's reported bisexuality and Meredith Grey have intersected.

TV sleuth Michael Ausiello attempts to get to the bottom of that in an interview with Melissa George, published today on Entertainment Weekly ...

Q: Tell me about Sadie.

Melissa George: I'm dying to find out more about her because her behavior is so interesting. She's a girl that walks on the wild side. She's very close with Meredith; they were best friends. They traveled around the world together. And when Meredith went to work at Seattle Grace, Sadie went to work at a morgue. I'm dying to know why she behaves so recklessly. Anyone who behaves like that has to have a lot of issues.

Q: For the record, is she bisexual or a lesbian?

Melissa George: She just takes anything - whatever walks in front of her. [Laughs] If it's a male, she'll go for it. If it's a female, she'll go for it. She doesn't think attraction should be [limited] by gender. I sort of look at people and go, "Wow, how do you live like that?" But she seems to get a thrill out of shocking people.

Q: Obvious question: Did Meredith Grey and Sadie "experiment" back in the day?

Melissa George: We don't know. But that's what's so intriguing: What happened between these two? It's brought up a lot [on the show], but we've never revealed what happened.

Q: But something happened.

Melissa George: I think so. There's a lot of [Mer-Sadie] dialogue like "Don't tell them what happened!" So, something did happen, but I'm not sure what.They obviously traveled together and were very close. Did they date? Did they not? Did something major happen to them that they swore they'd never discuss? It could be anything.

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Time to dust off those brain tumor rumors, writes Michael Ausiello of EW: Katherine Heigl is going to be seeing dead people again on Grey's Anatomy.

For the second time this season, Jeffrey Dean Morgan's deceased Denny will descend from heaven to have a heart-to-heart with his soul mate, Izzie.

ABC declined to comment on the subject, but a Grey's Anatomy mole says that Jeffrey Dean Morgan will appear in the November 6 episode, "Rise Up."

What brings Denny back this time? Here's a tantalizing clue:

Something happens in the episode that could easily set the stage for a Heigl departure at season's end. I'm not saying it will; only that it could.

What do you think it could be?

A little Grey's Anatomy spoiler from TV Guide pertaining to this evening:

Q: What have you got for Grey's Anatomy that isn't about Mer and Der?

A: Mmmm, this made it to my desk just before deadline, and goodness, it's tasty. What you may know from the sneak previews: This week, Mark Sloan counsels the "Mason-Dixon line"-averse Callie on the ways of love. What you don't know: He teaches by doing. What does that mean?!

A couple of minor Grey's Anatomy spoilers in EW's Q & A session today ...

Q: Any good Grey's Anatomy scoop?

A: Yup, and you're gonna want a hanky when it comes to pass, I have a hunch. The show is casting an 8-10-year-old male patient who wants to live but is realistic about his prospects of doing so. In other words, he's only gonna last three episodes.

Q: ... Tell me when Cristina Yang's amazingly awesome army doctor (Owen Hunt) is coming back to Grey's Anatomy!

A: Kevin McKidd returns briefly this Thursday, and then in full force next week. Speaking of air dates, please note that Melissa George's bisexual intern debuts on November 13, not November 6 as I stated last week. In my defense, bisexuality confuses me.