Summary
- Grey's Anatomy's season 20 finale promises major cliffhangers, showcasing the show's lasting appeal and ability to keep viewers engaged.
- Despite the shorter season due to the writer's strike, Grey's Anatomy continues to deliver captivating storylines and dramatic moments.
- The show's commitment to incorporating past characters and storylines while introducing new elements ensures its continued success with viewers.
The teases for Grey's Anatomy's twentieth season manages to deliver interesting storylines that prove the show still manages to be a hit.
The Grey's Anatomy has been jam-packed with exciting moments that have captivated audiences. Despite only having 10 episodes due to the writer's strike, the season has been one of the best yet and has been jam-packed with action. It seems like the best of the season is still to come, as one key cast member revealed that there are major cliffhangers on the horizon.
Grey's Anatomy Season 20's Cliffhanger Tease Reveals The Drama's Greatest Strength
In an interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Kim Raver (who plays Teddy Altman) confirmed that the Grey's Anatomy will include massive cliffhangers. She elaborated on this, explaining that the episode would have a full circle moment with the Sam Sutton case and that there could be a similar situation to the infamous LVAD wire cutting incident. Though Raver's comments about what to expect from the finale are vague, they prove what Grey's Anatomy's biggest strength is and always has been.
Grey's Anatomy has always managed to produce jaw-dropping moments and episodes that reel viewers in season after season. Moments like the LVAD wire cut, the hospital shooting, the plane crash, etc. have kept people coming back to the show time and time again. Each season has managed to deliver these kinds of shocking storylines and cliffhanger moments that keep audiences on the edge of their seats, which is what has allowed Grey's Anatomy to continue to be a highly watched and talked about show even on its twentieth season.
Grey's Anatomy's Commitment To Its Viewers Bodes Well For Future Seasons
The fact that Grey's Anatomy is still committed to providing fresh and interesting storylines for its viewers is what will allow it to be a continued success. The show has managed to keep a commitment to its audience top-of-mind, despite all of the cast and crew changes in the past decades. And while Grey's Anatomy continues to deliver in new ways, it also keeps in mind that its audience thrives on the nostalgia factor.
Grey's Anatomy finds ways to incorporate its past into its present, which is always a nice treat. For example, though Ellen Pompeo has taken a step back from the show, Grey's Anatomy continues to find ways to bring her into the fold to satisfy viewers and maintain their interest in the character. The show also has multiple callbacks to other characters who have departed, such Arizona Robbins. This balance of providing viewers with both the newness and familiarity they crave will bode well for Grey's Anatomy for seasons to come.
Grey's Anatomy
- Network
- ABC
- Showrunner
- Meg Marinis
- Directors
- Rob Corn, Kevin McKidd, Debbie Allen, Chandra Wilson, Allison Liddi-Brown, Jeannot Szwarc, Tony Phelan
A high-intensity medical drama which follows Meredith Grey and the team of doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial, who are faced with life-or-death decisions on a daily basis. They seek comfort from one another, and, at times, more than just friendship. Together they discover that neither medicine nor relationships can be defined in black and white.
- Cast
- Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Justin Chambers, Kevin McKidd, Jesse Williams, Camilla Luddington, Patrick Dempsey, Sara Ramirez, Jessica Capshaw, Kate Walsh, Sarah Drew, Greg Germann, Martin Henderson, Katherine Heigl, T.R. Knight, Jerrika Hinton, Richard Flood, Kim Raver, Jason George, Tessa Ferrer, Isaiah Washington, Gaius Charles, Chris Carmack, Brooke Smith
