‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Will Have A Coronavirus Pandemic Storyline

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Ellen Pompeo revealed the main reason she’s stuck with “Grey’s Anatomy” all this time simply comes down to financial security. The actress has appeared on the popular medical drama as the title character, Meredith Grey, for 16 seasons since the show debuted in 2005.

Ellen Pompeo has led Grey’s Anatomy since its debut in 2005. Heading into season 17, the actress reflected on why she’s starred on the ABC series for so long.“I made choices to stay on the show.

Ellen Pompeo is opening up about the reasons behind her long-running tenure on .

Grey's Anatomy is a series which has had fans go on a roller coaster ride of emotions for 16 seasons and counting especially with the tearful goodbyes to many beloved cast members like T.R. Knight, Sandra Oh, Katherine Heigl, Chyler Leigh, Eric Dane, Patrick Dempsey and Justin Chambers.

Ellen Pompeo, 50, has been playing the role of Meredith Grey on Grey’s Anatomy since its premiere in 2005 and part of the reason she’s decided to stay has to do with her age and financial factors. The actress shared details about how the show has affected her and her family over time in a new interview on the Jemele Hill is Unbothered podcast and admitted that starting the role at the age of 33 is what led her to staying on the same path all these years.

When “Grey’s Anatomy” returns with new episodes, it will mark the 17th season that Ellen Pompeo has portrayed Seattle surgeon Meredith Grey.

Grey’s Anatomy fans can seemingly expect the show to remain on the air for several more years because three of the series regulars just signed on for three more seasons!

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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.

Grey’s Anatomy will address the Coronavirus pandemic next season.

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.

Cameran Eubanks has a message for her fans. The "Southern Charm" alum, 36, took to Instagram on Wednesday to urge her followers to consider the risks of coronavirus before traveling to her home city of Charleston, South Carolina.

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