Amelia and Addison were once best friends on Private Practice, and Thursday's new episode of Grey's Anatomy found them confronting the past with some significant revelations.
Addison's return to Grey Sloan came as a huge surprise to man, and when we picked up on this new episode, she was trying to save her uterine transplant patient.
Temperatures were sent racing on Thursday's new episode of Grey's Anatomy as Addison Montgomery made her grand return.
A lot was riding on the episode because it was the first time Addison was back in Grey Sloan Memorial since 2012.
So much for surprises.
While Grey's Anatomy has often made headlines in the past for shocking viewers with a death or a trauma of some kind, the long-running ABC drama is taking a different approach for next Thursday night's episode.
Meredith Grey will be spending a lot less time in Seattle.
Thursday's new episode of Grey's Anatomy kicked off with Meredith confused and questioning her decision to work on the cure for Parkinson's disease.
On Thursday night, Grey's Anatomy kicked off Season number-18.
Incredible, isn't it?
Grey's Anatomy may be long in the tooth, but it can still deliver some vintage drama.
The long-running medical drama returned for its 18th season Thursday night, and the episode was bursting at the seams with wild developments.
In his Oscar-winning role as a dirty detective in the film Training Day, Denzel Washington bellowed that "King Kong ain't got $hit on me!"
And that may be true.
Over the last several days, more and more excerpts from Lynette Rice's highly-anticipated tell-all, How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey's Anatomy, have been made public.
To some, these revelations may be shocking.
Another day, another blast from the fascinating past of Grey's Anatomy.
As you may have heard, Lynette Rice has come out with a book titled How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey’s Anatomy.
Ellen Pompeo must come clean.
She must set the record straight.
It's the quote that continues to haunt Katherine Heigl.
But it's NOT the reason she got fired, Katherine Heigl insists.
Prior to his character being killed off Grey's Anatomy on Season 11, Patrick Dempsey was causing problems on set.
This isn't new information.
Forget killing off a character.
Grey's Anatomy just stunned the television world by confirming it was bringing back a character.
It's about to feel like deju vu all over again on Grey's Anatomy.
Following a season that featured the beloved ABC hit reviving a multitude of deceased fan favorites, Deadline reports that producers have decided to run back a similar storyline this fall.
This much we know for certain, television fans:
Grey's Anatomy will return for Season 18 this fall.
Grey's Anatomy has been known to stun viewers.
On a very frequent basis.
Look it this way, Grey's Anatomy viewers:
At least no fan favorite was killed off on Thursday night's Season 17 finale.
The doctors are in.
And they won't be going anywhere for at least another year.
Toward the end of a season of unexpected returns, Grey's Anatomy is now dealing with a departure.
The show is going to look a whole lot less handsome moving forward.
There was good news and bad news for Grey's Anatomy fans on Thursday night.
And also some shocking/amazing/euphoric/romantic/monumental news.
Yup.
Grey's Anatomy just did it again.
Patrick Dempsey returrned to Grey's Anatomy for the third time this season on Thursday night.
But he did so under rather dour circumstances.
Grey's Anatomy just did it again, you guys.
The ABC drama returned on Thursday night from a lengthy hiatus -- and proved that it still knows how to shock millions of viewers across the globe.
