Grey's Anatomy Spoilers (Page 2)

On this week's episode of Grey's Anatomy, Derek must help save the hospital's own lab technician, Isaac, when it turns out that he has an inoperable tumor surrounding his spine.

McDreamy finds himself juggling two things at once as he also questions Richard's authority.

"Give Peace a Chance" is Chandra Wilson's directorial debut, and has Patrick Dempsey's character front and center throughout. Click to enlarge photos from the episode below ...

Below is the first promo for next week's episode of Grey's Anatomy, "Give Peace a Chance." The new episode will in fact air next week, despite previous reports of it being a repeat.

The tension we've seen building between Derek and the Chief all season long heats up in a big way next week when Derek wants to do a risky surgery to save a SGH lab technician.

All we've got to say is that we're excited for a Derek-centric episode, and happy that at least someone has been standing up to the Chief, who seems like he's steering a sinking ship.

Check out the promo below and see what you think ...

Michael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly fields several Grey's Anatomy questions this morning in his weekly spoiler Q&A. Will we hear from Izzie? Is the Chief in trouble?

Let's find out what he has to say about this evening's episode and more ...

Q: You were right: I was crying during the final scene of last week’s Grey’s Anatomy. My heart broke for Alex. Please tell me you have some good news about him.

A: Alex does make contact with Izzie this week. That’s the good news. Here’s the bad: It doesn't look like she is coming out of hiding anytime soon.

Q: I’m a huge Kim Raver fan and I’m thrilled that she is joining the Grey’s Anatomy cast. Could you give us some scoop on her character?

A: She’s basically Cristina’s worst nightmare: a heart specialist who used to play doctor with Owen. That’s right, Owen’s ex is going to be Cristina’s (potential) mentor! Cue the dramaz!

Q: I have a feeling the Chief will get axed on Grey’s Anatomy.

A: A word of advice: You’d make a terrible psychic. The Chief is not the one who gets fired. BTW, unlike Izzie, the doc getting pink-slipped this week won’t be back.

Who do you think that might be?

The title of tomorrow night's Grey's Anatomy episode, "I Saw What I Saw," tells you a lot about what's going on, as the doctors all have their own account of an ER debacle.

This doesn't exactly help the brewing tension between the Mercy Westers and our Seattle Grace favorites. A little healthy competition is one thing, but this is out of control.

As the doctors fight to save their jobs and convince themselves they aren't to blame, one of the newcomers pushes Alex a little too far with a snide comment, and ...

Follow the jump for two more clips, in which Lexie and others are grilled by the chief, and Alex is dissed by two of his competitors. Watch, enjoy, and comment below ...

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What's the latest with Arizona and Callie? Are we going to see them becoming more, um, intimate this season? Is the fact that we haven't yet a sign of trouble?

Here's TV Guide's take on that subject in its spoiler Q&A this week ...

Q: Are Callie and Arizona going to make it on Grey's Anatomy this season? They are great, butdon't seem as intimate as Callie was with Dr. Hahn (Brooke Smith).

A: Just because we haven't seen Callzona's sexy time on-screen, there's no reason to believe the ladies have intimacy issues. "I'm sure they've done it. I mean, come on!" Sara Ramirez said.

Seattle Grace's gorgeous lesbian couple at Izzie's May wedding.

Ramirez does, however, see potential speed bumps ahead. "They will deal with some very universal relationship-type issues," she says. "I'm kind of nervous for Callie."

"She's never been this happy for so long. Something's going to happen."

How to Callie and Arizona rank among your favorite Grey's Anatomy couples (ones that don't involve McDreamy, that is)? Vote for your favorite Grey's twosome below ...

Below is a slightly different promo for Thursday's Grey's Anatomy, "I Saw What I Saw." Basically the same concept, but with a few different snippets and a tad longer. Twelve different doctors, twelve different versions of events. Who's to blame? What will the consequences be?

Grey’s Anatomy will bid farewell to 2009 later this season when the Seattle Grace staff celebrates Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s - all in one very special installment.

“We’re pretty excited,” show creator Shonda Rhimes tells TV Guide of the big Grey's Anatomy event. “We’ll be watching time pass as we take the audience into the new year.”

Sadly, this isn't to say all the news is warm, fuzzy and joyous.

From the sound of it, the Season Six drama shifts away from medical and professional drama and focuses instead on characters’ personal hopes, dreams and disappointments.

Over the holidays, “people feel like something magical or momentous should happen,” Rhimes explains, but certainly speaks the truth when she says “But often nothing does.”

Among other story lines, we'll be seeing how Bailey became Bailey.

In the episode, we will meet Miranda Bailey’s (Chandra Wilson) mother, whom Rhimes describes as “more Bailey than Bailey. You’ll finally see where Bailey gets her stuff.”

In between unwrapping gifts, Mark and Lexie’s happiness will be rocked by the arrival of a character from his past who Rhimes says will cause them “to fall on hard times.”

Meanwhile, over on Grey’s Anatomy's sister show, Private Practice, Addison Montgomery (Kate Walsh) will be getting a surprise visit from her dad, whom she calls “The Captain.”

He's played by Stephen Collins, while her mom, Bizzy, will be played by JoBeth Williams.

Over a three-episode arc, kicking off in mid-November, Rhimes says Addison will finally get to the bottom of some more of the redhead's “shocking family secrets.”

Well, it is the holidays, right?

Below are some photos from this Thursday's episode, "I Saw What I Saw."

After a burn victim unexpectedly dies in a chaotic ER, the Chief and his board members are forced to interrogate each individual resident to find the culprit. In turn, the residents, new and old, are forced to defend their actions in an effort to save their jobs.

Naturally, this should lead to even more tension among the Seattle Gracers and Mercy Westers as the melting pot that is Grey's Anatomy continues to be shaped before our eyes.

Click to enlarge the pics from "I Saw What I Saw" and comment below:

What did YOU see?

No, we're not talking about the tagline for ABC's FlashForward. That's what the doctors of Seattle Grace will be asked at great length next week, with more versions of events regarding what happened to a patient than the Chief will be pleased to hear.

Here's the first promo for "I Saw What I Saw." Looks like plenty of tension in the air, like last night if not worse. Let us know what you think will happen on this episode ...

Michael Ausiello of EW answers several Grey's Anatomy-related questions in his spoiler mailbag today, and the topics vary widely, from layoffs to MerDer to Burke.

Here's what he has to say about ...

Q: Is it at all possible that Shonda Rhimes would bring Isaiah Washington back to Grey’s Anatomy for even one episode now that T.R. Knight has left the show?

A: Listen to me very carefully, because I’m only going to say this once: Never. Gonna. Happen. But Washington kinda-sorta gets a shout-out in this week’s episode when Owen-lovin’ Cristina utters three shocking words: “I miss Burke.”

Q: Sounds like you’ve already seen this week’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy, so I’ve got a good Q: Any good Meredith-Derek scenes?

A: Nothing stands out on the Mer-Der front, but there’s a memorable Mer-Cristina-Alex scene at the end that will have you crying and laughing (and in that order).

Q: Any Grey’s Anatomy scoop?

A: You already know that someone gets fired in this week’s episode. But what you may not know is that someone gets fired next week, too!