'Grey's Anatomy' Season 17 to Tackle Coronavirus Pandemic

Grey's Anatomy paused production and cut Season 16 short, we finally have details about the next season. According to Giacomo Gianniotti (who plays Andrew DeLuca), Season 17 might include interesting ."There's been no shortage of incredible stories that have been going around this time, both in the hospital walls and in the streets of cities protesting," he told .

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coronavirus storyline, will kick off «a month and a half» into the pandemic as the doctors of Grey Sloan adapt to their new reality.«We're going to start the season about a month and a half [into] full COVID, so it's going to take place a little beyond where we left off in the last season,» Gianniotti said, though he hasn't received any season 17 scripts. «We might have some flashbacks. We might have some things where we're referencing last season, just to have context leading up.

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Emmys.com, according to Entertainment Weekly.Over the course of its long run — it has been on the air since 2005, cycling through stars like Sandra Oh (“Killing Eve”) and Patrick Dempsey — the ABC show has had no shortage of absurd medical issues.

Grey's will be able to resume production and get episodes to your TV screens, but at least we know a little bit more about what it will look like once they can.

COVID-19. Krista Vernoff, the long-running medical drama's executive producer, revealed on Tuesday that season 17 of will include a coronavirus storyline.«We’re going to address this pandemic for sure,» she said during the «Quaranstreaming: Comfort TV That Keeps Us Going» panel, according to.

Grey’s Anatomy will take on the global coronavirus pandemic whenever the longtime medical drama returns for season 17.“We’re going to address this pandemic for sure.

The characters of “Grey’s Anatomy” will experience COVID-19 like the rest of the world.

Grey's Anatomy is ready to add the current real-life public health crisis to the lengthy list of disasters faced by the surgeons of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. Executive producer Krista Vernoff has revealed that the ABC drama is planning to address the coronavirus pandemic when it returns for Season 17.Vernoff appears in a new Emmys panel called "Quaranstreaming: Comfort TV That Keeps Us Going," which premieres in full on YouTube and Emmys.com on Tuesday night at 8/7c.

Boris Johnson unveiled a number of further measures against coronavirus in the run up to winter.The Prime Minister announced that they are increasing testing capacity, rolling out a new flu vaccination programme, and are injecting an extra £3billion into NHS funding.Speaking from a press conference at Downing Street, Mr Johnson said that more needs to be done in the colder months as people are likely to show coronavirus-like symptoms as a result of seasonal illness.He announced a new testing

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