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Grey's Anatomy star Kevin McKidd and actress Danielle Savre were spotted kissing while on vacation in Italy on Wednesday. The pair enjoyed each other's company while having a swim in Lake Como and sharing an intimate moment on the dock after taking a dip in the Italian sea. Savre, 34, wore a barely-there orange bikini and McKidd, 49, rocked a pair of dark swim trunks as they packed on the PDA.They were also spotted exploring the town of Bellagio, Italy, taking a stroll around the historic seaside enclave and keeping close with hugs and kisses. Savre plays firefighter Maya Bishop on the spinoff,, while McKidd has portrayed Dr. Owen Hunt on since 2008.

Station 19 star Jason George steps behind the camera for Thursday's episode of the firefighter spinoff, which returns after a weeks-long break.The hour, titled «Death and the Maiden,» picks up with Andy’s fate left up in the air as she pleads not guilty to charges of manslaughter as she awaits trial in her case. Meanwhile, Vic and Sullivan are approached by an unexpected guest that leads them down an expected journey, and the Station 19 crew responds to a row of townhouses on fire, which turns into something far more significant than they could have imagined.For George, putting on his director's hat for the first time has been a long time coming.«I'm just excited that I got to enjoy my family from a whole different angle.

kick-starts season 5 with a two-hour crossover premiere event with on Thursday. Following Sullivan's actions at Maya and Carina's wedding last season, which put his marriage with Andy on the hot seat, the firefighter spinoff is gearing up for even more drama as Dean comes to terms with his feelings for Vic and Travis rekindles an old flame.

Grey's AnatomyStation 19 is here.As the two-hour crossover premiere event nears, ABC dropped a tantalizing minute-long teaser for season 18 of and season 6 of , promising that «the biggest cliffhangers from last season will be answered.» But that's not the most intriguing tease from the trailer, which features a lot of the same footage from ET's exclusive debut of the first promo earlier this month.In the closing seconds, we learn that the premiere will include a familiar face: «Someone from

Jaina Lee Ortiz at the center of the action, also includes recently promoted series regular Carlos Miranda and Stefania Spampinato, the latter of whom transitioned to the firefighter series after starring on for four seasons.Check out ET's exclusive poster for season 5 below.Miranda, who joined last season as Lieutenant Theo Ruiz, spoke with ET about what lies ahead for the squad in season 5.«It starts off a little tense with how things left off at the wedding last season between Andy and

!ET exclusively debuts the very first look at season 5 of and season 18 of , and as expected, the two Shondaland dramas — which kick off their respective seasons with a two-hour crossover event on Sept.

actress shared the news in an interview with ABC 7. The couple is now expecting their first child together, a baby girl they're naming Aspen Grey, later this year.«I donated my eggs to Chris and Jake, and now their surrogate is pregnant and will be having a baby this November,» Savre shared.

fans… the show has been renewed for season 18!ABC made the exciting announcement on Monday, and ET has learned that Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson and James Pickens, Jr. (the OG stars of ) will all be back for the new season.

, which is currently on its usual months-long hiatus, will resume its 17th season one week later than initially planned. Instead of returning March 4, the medical drama will now be back on Thursday, March 11 at 8 p.m.

 left the firehouse reeling and forced to pick up the pieces after two of their own were arrested following a tense, racially-charged confrontation with police. Titled «Out of Control,» Thursday's hour -- the first of a two-hour crossover finale event with — brought the off-duty firefighters of 19 to assist in helping a distraught mother reunite with her missing teen girls, who were being trafficked. As the episode unfolded, the situation began to escalate between 19, the cops and the woman,

Ryan Dorsey is back at work.Five months after ex-wife Naya Rivera's death, Dorsey is returning to acting. He will guest star on Thursday's episode of The 37-year-old plays the character of Eddie, who is caught in the middle of a domestic disturbance with his pregnant, anti-masker wife, who has been lashing out in violent outbursts.

Jaina Lee Ortiz) and her once-presumed-dead mother, Elena (Patricia de Leon), and if there was ever a time for sparks to fly… well, now was that time. After coming back into Andy's life unannounced in the season 3 finale, Elena had some explaining to do.

her mother's shocking return (from the dead). «When we pick up in the beginning of season 4, you'll get to see the very beginning stages of the pandemic. Right when it hits, the complete adjustment we all have to take, the harsh reality of so many people dying and how hard the first responders are working to combat this crazy, crazy [virus] which has affected the entire world,» Jaina Lee Ortiz, who plays Andy, tells ET.

a new promo released Thursday featuring new and old footage from the ABC series, first responders, doctors and nurses are being honored with and  dedicating their upcoming seasons (17 and 4, respectively) to them.«This season, our work is dedicated to the healthcare workers who put their lives on the line every day to try to save ours,” said Krista Vernoff, showrunner and executive producer for  and G“Wear a mask, save someone else’s life.”The 30-second spot features voiceovers from Ellen

 shared the first photo from set with newly promoted series regular as filming kicked off on season 17 in Los Angeles.Pompeo dedicated the upcoming season to the healthcare 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.

cut season 16 short by four episodes due to the coronavirus pandemic. It's unclear whether unfinished storylines could carry over to next year or be abandoned completely. finished out its 16-episode run with a surprising reveal in the May 14 finale.One thing that apparent for the upcoming season will be the existence of a COVID-19 pandemic storyline.

pulled off a surprise twist at the end of its season 3 finale.

Are the firefighters facing imminent danger?

Meredith Grey is back in action.

With hospitals and medical centers dealing with so many cases of COVID-19 around the country, supplies like N95 respirator masks may soon run low. However, several shows like “Pose,” “Station 19” and “The Resident” are donating their resources to aid healthcare workers.

The TV ratings surge, which seemingly can only be attributed to the coronavirus pandemic, continues, as a quartet of shows all drew season high viewerships in Thursday night.

Some of TV’s favorite medical dramas are using the unexpected hiatus to give back to those in need. Shows like ,  and have donated much-need supplies to local emergency services, like hospitals and fire departments, as the coronavirus outbreak continues to grow around the country. 

Some of TV’s favorite medical dramas are using the unexpected hiatus to give back to those in need. Shows like and have donated much-need supplies to local emergency services, like hospitals and fire departments, as the coronavirus outbreak continues to grow around the country. 

“Station 19” delivered a 5-week Live+Same Day viewership high, as ABC came out on top of the TV ratings race on Thursday night.

It's time to get to know Travis Montgomery.

What do you do when morale is at an all-time low? Go on a team camping trip!

Did Ryan Tanner survive?

Is Ryan Tanner going to make it?

It's about to get even messier for Andy Herrera on .

ABC scored big  TV ratings numbers on Thursday night thanks to the “Station 19”-“Grey’s Anatomy” crossover.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the “Station 19″/”Grey’s Anatomy” crossover that aired Jan. 23.

The and worlds are colliding in the most dramatic way ever.

Nearly a year after “Grey’s Anatomy” made television history by becoming the longest-running primetime medical drama, the ABC series is taking on a new challenge on Thursday, Jan. 23: becoming more immersed with its spinoff, “Station 19,” for a more unified two-hour weekly block.