A new trailer for Grey's Anatomy season 20 ended with multiple shocking events, including Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) making the Alzheimer's research she was working on with Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) public. Amelia, Teddy, and Owen were also let go by the urologist in the final episode, while Jo (Camilla Luddington) collapsed for reasons that aren't yet clear. Plenty hangs in the balance for multiple doctors as season 21 approaches.
Now, TV Promos has released the newest trailer for Grey's Anatomy season 21, which teases the return of Ben Warren (Jason George) following his move to Station 19 in 2018. The trailer also reveals Catherine as a force to be reckoned with this season, suing Meredith for publicly releasing the Alzheimer's research. Miranda (Chandra Wilson) is also seen slapping her after she's confronted for standing up for the fired interns. Medical cases are also teased, including one involving a faulty bungee jumping cord. Check out the full trailer for season 21 below:
What Grey's Anatomy's Newest Trailer Means For Season 21
Fallout From Season 20 Will Be The Primary Focus
Station 19 ended, alongside the return of Kali Rocha's Sydney Heron after 17 years of not being on the show.
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What's curious is the trailer doesn't give a clear answer as to where Jo's storyline will go, despite her collapse and pregnancy reveal during season 20. With so many characters to juggle in the episodes, it wouldn't be surprising if the first few had a major focus on Catherine's conflicts with other doctors to set up what the core focus of the next season is going to be. The trailer also clarified that regular medical cases will still continue to come into the hospital, meaning patients' lives could become entangled with the tension currently unfolding.
Our Take On Grey's Anatomy Season 21's Trailer
The Show Continues To Present New & Interesting Stories
Despite how long the show's been running for, the season 21 trailer indicates the medical drama still has plenty of stories left to tell with its ensemble cast of characters. Ben and Sydney's returns also hint at more of the show's past being brought into the present, perhaps featuring the return of more Grey's Anatomy characters in the future. With Catherine becoming a central figure in the episodes, it looks like the conflicts in store will have long-lasting repercussions for everyone working at Grey Sloan Memorial.
IMDB's Highest Rated Episodes of Grey's Anatomy |
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Episode Number |
Title |
IMDB Score |
S6.E24 |
Death and All His Friends |
9.7 |
S6.E23 |
Sanctuary |
9.6 |
S5.E24 |
Now or Never |
9.5 |
S15.E19 |
Silent All These Years |
9.5 |
S2.E16 |
It's the End of the World |
9.4 |
Grey's Anatomy season 21 premieres Thursday, September 26 at 10 p.m. ET on ABC.
Source: TV Promos/YouTube
Grey's Anatomy
- Release Date
- March 27, 2005
- Network
- ABC
- Directors
- Rob Corn, Kevin McKidd, Debbie Allen, Chandra Wilson, Allison Liddi-Brown, Jeannot Szwarc, Tony Phelan
Cast
Ellen PompeoDr. Meredith Grey
Chandra WilsonDr. Miranda Bailey
WHERE TO WATCH
Grey's Anatomy is a medical drama series revolving around surgical interns, residents, and attendings at the fictional Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. The show features the professional and personal lives of these medical professionals, led initially by Dr. Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo. Created by Shonda Rhimes, the series highlights the complexities of medical cases while delving into the interpersonal relationships among the hospital staff.
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