‘Grey’s Anatomy’: Season 19 Renewal Talks Underway As ABC Looks To Bring Back Hit Series & Star Ellen Pompeo

ABC yesterday gave an early Season 19 renewal to its flagship drama series Grey’s Anatomy, with star Ellen Pompeo closing a new one-year deal to continue as the show’s title character, Meredith Grey, and rise from co-executive producer to executive producer on the show next season. Krista Vernoff remains an executive producer and showrunner on both Grey’s and spinoff Station 19.

ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy universe will remain intact. A day after the network announced a Season 19 renewal for Grey’s Anatomy with Ellen Pompeo set to return, ABC has confirmed that spinoff series Station 19 also has been picked up for another season, its sixth. Krista Vernoff, who has been overseeing both series since 2019, will continue as executive producer/showrunner on Grey’s and Station 19 for the 2022-23 season. Vernoff has revitalized Station 19 since taking over the firefighter drama, boosting its ratings by introducing frequent crossovers with Grey’s Anatomy and integrated storytelling. Because of their close ties, the two series have regularly been renewed together.

Grey’s Anatomy is a true phenomenon, beloved by audiences around the world. Whether they catch it live on , or stream it on Hulu or globally on or Star+, it’s clear that fans can’t get enough of brilliant creation,” said Dana Walden, chairman of entertainment for Walt Disney Television. “We have enormous faith in Shonda, Krista Vernoff, Ellen Pompeo, and the entire creative team to unlock new, untold stories that will continue to focus on modern medicine, tackle the issues that shape the world around us, and resonate deeply with loyal fans for years to come.”“I couldn’t be more excited that we get to keep telling the stories of Meredith, Bailey, Richard and all of the other doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial for another season,” said Shonda Rhimes.

Scrubbing back in. ABC announced an early renewal for Grey’s Anatomy, confirming the Shonda Rhimes-created medical drama will be back for season 19. Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson and James Pickens Jr. are all set to return.

Grey’s Anatomy‘s record-breaking run will continue — with its leading lady Ellen Pompeo. ABC has renewed Shondaland’s hugely popular medical drama for a 19th season, and Pompeo has signed a new one-year deal to continue as the show’s title character, Meredith Grey. Pompeo also has been upped from co-executive producer to executive producer for Season 19. Fellow executive producer Krista Vernoff will remain at the helm of the series as showrunner.

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Despite what Ellen Pompeo truly thinks, Dr. Meredith Grey may not be going anywhere.

Talks are now underway to discuss a possible 19th season for Grey’s Anatomy, currently in its 18th season on ABC.

Looks like Ellen Pompeo no longer wants to spend the rest of her life playing Meredith Grey!

Insider, the actress and podcast host said she’s mulled the show concluding.“I’ve been trying to focus on convincing everybody that it should end,” she told the outlet. However, wrapping up the long running – and financially rewarding show – doesn’t appear to be a popular idea.“​I feel like I’m the super naive one who keeps saying, ‘But what’s the story going to be? What story are we going to tell?'” Pompeo told the site.

Has the time come? Ellen Pompeo revealed why she has been pushing for Grey’s Anatomy to end after season 18 — despite receiving a big paycheck for her role on the drama.

Ellen Pompeo is ready for to end. The 52-year-old is the highest paid actress in television, bringing in an estimated $20 million from the series per year.

Ellen Pompeo is ready for “Grey’s Anatomy” to come to an end after the first episode aired back in 2005.