In 2005, the very first episode of the hospital series Grey’s Anatomy ran on the screen. Who would have thought then that almost 20 years later, stories from the Seattle hospital would still be told? Today the 19th season of Grey’s Anatomy starts on Disney + and there is no end in sight.
Season 19 marks the biggest farewell in Grey’s Anatomy history
Main characters died, others left the hospital, but no matter what personnel changes hit the cast, there was one rock in the series: Meredith Gray actress Ellen Pompeo.
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Ellen Pompeo in Grey’s Anatomy
Season 19 makes big changes in this regard. After more than 400 episodes, Pompeo is leaving the serieswho made her famous. In season 19 you can see for yourself how Meredith from Grey’s Anatomy is written.
But that’s not the only change in the new season of the drama. You can look forward to familiar faces like Kate Walsh (Dr. Addison Montgomery) and Jesse Williams (Dr. Jackson Avery) alongside a number of new stars (including Harry Shum Jr. and Alexis Floyd).
When are the new episodes coming?
Today the first of 20 planned episodes of the new season was released on Disney+. It is titled “Everything Has Changed”. There will be a new episode of Grey’s Anatomy Season 9 every Monday at 9 a.m to Disney+.
Season 20 of the series has already been ordered by US broadcaster ABC. Then Meg Marinis will take over from Krista Vernoff as the series’ new showrunner.
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