TV Guide on Grey’s Anatomy Season Finale
April 27, 2009 by Ingrid Diaz
This season’s Grey’s Anatomy finale is gearing up to be really freakin’ awesome. We’ve got two hours of non-stop medical drama, complete with two potential main character deaths, and it’s all coming up on May 14!
TV Guide launched its season finale guide, and while there’s not much to be said in the way of spoilers, there’s this intriguing tidbit: Series creator Shonda Rhimes reportedly told her cast that “life-changing things” are in store for every major Seattle Gracer.
Well, death will do that. Of course, it’s still unknown if anyone will die, or who will die if someone does die. But it helps to be emotionally prepared.
Meanwhile, you can look forward to two exciting guest stars: Liza Weil (Gilmore Girls) and Debra Mooney (Everwood). As well as what now seems to be Shannon Lucio in place of Kaley Cuoco.
Rhimes and Co. are keeping a tight lid on details about the finale, which is a sure sign that some major things are in store.
The good news is: There’s all new episodes of Grey’s Anatomy paving the way until the finale.
This week: 5.21 “No Good at Saying Sorry” – Thursday, April 30, 9/8c on ABC.
Via | TV Guide
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re: grey’s anatomy season finale 2009
im not a crier and i’ve cried so much, especially in the finale. all i can say is WOWWW. The creators are amazing, how they incorporate all elements of real life. im sure everyone who is anyone out there can relate to at least one character on the show.
I got a pain in my chest of how the finale truly touched me, it was mixture of feelings i got at the end, i didn’t know if i should be very happy or extremely sad or both. i can just hope that my mom left her hospital room the way izzy did with dignity, grace and beauty waltzing out of that horrid place (hospital) into a better one without her pain and suffering after having similar circumstances of both izzy and george.
i just hope that my mom wasn’t able to see what i had witnessed and experienced in her own hospital bed in desperation for her life to be saved and complete devastation of knowing that my mom wouldnt come back, even though she said she did not want to die. i have hope that the ending for my mom was not like it was for me, i hope it was a wonderful experience for her that i was just not able to see with my eyes.
we just never know, thank you all for giving me some inspiration after being crushed by the most horrible experience of my life. it was a breathe of fresh air, i loved it. HOPE AND LOVE NEVER DIE, THEY LIVE ON. Thank you, again the creators of grey’s anatomy for your beautiful and inspiring work!!!! Josie