'Grey's Anatomy' Made Ellen Pompeo Think She Was "No Good" Without Patrick Dempsey

Ellen Pompeo shared a selfie with costar Richard Flood as the Grey’s Anatomy team returned to filming amid the coronavirus pandemic.“First time back in my scrubs,” Pompeo, 50, wrote via Instagram on Tuesday, September 8, posing with Flood, 38, in blue scrubs and a face mask.

“Grey’s Anatomy” is back at work.

Ellen Pompeo has shared the first pic from the set of Grey’s Anatomy season 17.

shared the first photo from set with newly promoted series regular as filming kicked off Tuesday on season 17 in Los Angeles.In the selfie, which shows the duo wearing medical face masks in the halls of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, Pompeo dedicated the upcoming season to the health care workers.«First time back in my scrubs...,» the 50-year-old actress captioned the on-set pic. «Since we shut down filming 7000 healthcare workers have died from Covid.

Us Magazine reports.Fans took to Twitter to see if they could get any juicy details from Ellen about the table read and while she didn’t give away any secrets she revealed she had a new ‘favourite couple’.The 50-year-old actress replied to a fan’s tweet saying: ‘Yes I have a new favorite couple not sure what you’ll call them …but they are adorable you guys can have fun guessing who!!’Before you start racking your brains for who it could be, because there are certainly a few contenders, you’ll be

Ellen Pompeo held a fun fan question and answer session on her Twitter account this afternoon, where she revealed she has a new favorite couple on Grey’s Anatomy.

“Grey’s Anatomy” has just had its first table read since halting production in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Grey’s Anatomy is officially underway as the cast and crew reunited for their first virtual table read on Thursday, September 4.So, when a fan asked Ellen Pompeo if she could share any information from the season 17 script, she tweeted a small teaser. “Yes I have a new favorite couple not sure what you’ll call them …but they are adorable,” the actress, 50, wrote.

(CNN)Ellen Pompeo doesn't want "to be the grapes dying on the vine" when it comes to her role on "Grey's Anatomy."The actress recently appeared on Dax Shepard's podcast "Armchair Expert" and talked about starring in the hit ABC show for 17 seasons.She said she hasn't loved watching herself go from 33 to 50 onscreen."But at the same time, I think the overall goal of my life is to always keep my ego in check," she said. "I don't want to tell myself lies.

Grey’s Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo looked back on how both Sandra Oh and Patrick Dempsey‘s exits from the show affected her. The 51-year-old star chatted with Dax Shepard on his Armchair Expert podcast, revealing that Sandra‘s exit weighed on her more than Patrick‘s exit did.

Ellen Pompeo looked back on both Sandra Oh and Patrick Dempsey‘s exits from Grey’s Anatomy affected her.

Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo has teased she could leave the show before it ends. Speaking to Dax Shepard in the latest episode of his Armchair Expert podcast, the Meredith Grey actress opened up about the downside to playing the same character for such a long period of time.

Grey on Grey's Anatomy. Not to quote Lady Bird but: This, unfortunately, is a tactic we've seen used against women in Hollywood for years—they're given the horrific impression that they're replaceable.

Ellen Pompeo doesn't plan on staying on forever. The 50-year-old actress appeared on the latest episode of Dax Shepard's podcast and revealed when it'll be time for her to stop playing Meredith Grey, a role she's held since 2005.«I do not want to be the grapes dying on the vine,» she said. «Already to watch myself age from 33 to 50 now onscreen, that's not so fun.

Veteran actress Ellen Pompeo is opening up about her 15-year gig on Grey’s Anatomy and what it has been like to watch herself age on the show. The 50-year-old actress is the latest guest on Dax Shepard‘s Armchair Expert podcast and she opened up about heading into season 17 of the medical drama series.

Hollywood Reporter where she detailed those contract negotiations which inspired women worldwide.She said: ‘You know we didn’t set out for the article to be what it was, so that was interesting.