But ABC’s exec head is standing by Shonda Rhimes’ vision:

“[Denny] is not a ghost, which you will learn,” he says. “I actually think when you get to the end of the season and you see everything she had in mind, it might not be your cup of tea, but I think you’ll be surprised at how insightful and smart that storyline itself is in terms of the dynamics it’s creating for the characters involved and where we end up with those characters at the end… The viewers will be the judge. That’s the good and the bad about this business. I think shows ebb and flow. And when you talk about long-term serialized dramas, you’re going to have some stuff that people don’t respond to.”

Michael Ausiello revealed a while back the major spoiler as to what exactly is going on with Izzie (and Denny). But that doesn’t seem to have helped with the view that the storyline sucks.

I am, however, optimistic that they’ll pull it off, and if they don’t, there’s always next season.

What do you think about it these days? Are you still against it or have you changed your mind? Or are you one of the few and proud that have loved it from the beginning?

Via | Ausiello

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If you haven’t gotten to see the clip from the talk show, here you go. It’s worth it!

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Considering he’s dead on Grey’s, Weeds and Supernatural I have to say this is one ghost that really gets around. Don’t give up on Grey’s quite yet, though. If you’re thinking that Denny somehow got Izzie pregnant from beyond the grave, we’re assured by Kristin that the show in question is not Grey’s Anatomy.

Phew.

Here’s another thing she let us know: T.R. Knight’s departure is not yet a done deal. In fact, there’s a chance that all will be forgotten and life will proceed as normal with George in place. I’m sure that’s really good news for all of you T.R./George fans out there. There’s still hope!

And if you haven’t yet scheduled your weekly reminder, Grey’s Anatomy returns all new to ABC this Thursday, January 8th at its usual time. It will be followed by a brand new episode of Private Practice at its newtime.

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Michael Ausiello has a few snippets of information concerning what’s to come on Grey’s Anatomy and of course at the top of the list of matters is this nutty (and going by your comments: lame, stupid, idiotic, unoriginal, etc) Izzie/Denny thing. I’m calling it a ‘thing’ because I’m not quite sure what else to call it.

Ausiello managed to get the official word from Shonda Rhimes herself, and this is what she has to say: “I think the love triangle with Denny, Izzie, and Alex is among the most interesting we’ve ever done. Watching the chemistry between Jeffrey and Katherine again has been really touching. I can’t wait for our viewers to see where we’re taking it. But what it won’t involve is Izzie having a brain tumor.”

No brain tumor for Izzie! Yay! That leaves us with … erm … questions. Or perhaps yawns, depending on your take. Though I’m sure some of you are excited about this. So there you go. More Izzie/Denny. More Izzie/Alex. No silly tumor getting in the way of all the living/undead loving. That’s why we love this show.

Moving on up to Callie, people want to know what’s next and Ausiello says “Sadie’s next for Callie.” Well, now I’m confused. But maybe that’s normal. I’m going to just go ahead and enjoy the ride.

Thoughts? Complaints? Happiness? Do share!

Via | Ask Ausiello

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Seriously?!

Let’s rewind a bit. Back in August, Shonda told TV Guide the following: “Izzie’s got a love story, and it’s a big one. One that I’ve been kicking around in my head for a bit, one that required me to take a huge leap of faith in myself, one that is so secret that I have not told anyone. Not the writers, not anyone.”

And now we’ve got Denny haunting Izzie and though Ausiello doesn’t seem to know how long exactly Denny will be around for, he did say at least five episodes for Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s longer-than-expected return to the show. Where is this storyline going? No one really knows, but I’m sure we’ll be tuning in to find out. Ausiello seems to think the whole Izzie brain tumor rumor (heh, that’s fun to say) is likely to happen given what we know. But sometimes what we know doesn’t mean much of anything!

How do you feel about this whole Supernatural-ish turn of events? And where do you think it’s headed?

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Grey’s Anatomy

So what can we look forward to tonight? Well, let’s see. From what we know already, Callie and Erica part ways and Erica never comes back. Bye, Brooke Smith. Some of us will miss you!We also know that Jeffrey Dean Morgan makes another appearance in the episode, and it sounds like Izzie isn’t going to have an easy time of things in this episode.

ABC tells us that in tonight’s episode:

• The Chief announces a solo surgery award
• Bailey gets to dispense more sage advice when Derek turns to her with his Meredith problems (apparently, Cristina is getting in the way of their relationship).
• And Erica discovers that one of her longtime patient shares a connection with one of the residents

As always, feel free to discuss the episode before, during and after!

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The spoilers for Grey’s Anatomy keep pouring in, and here’s a few more, courtesy of Michael Ausiello at Entertainment Weekly.

With regards to Ausiello’s very vague and cryptic clue regarding Denny’s return and Katherine Heigl’s possible departure at the end of the season (which Kristin from E! Online says won’t happen), we got this: “The exit primer I alluded to does not concern any kind of health crisis. Rather, it pertains to a very dark day in Izzie’s professional career that rears its ugly head again.”

A dark day in Izzie’s professional career? Is it something we’ve seen? Something brand new? So many possibilities there.

For those wondering how long Melissa George will be sticking around, Ausiello tells us she’s in for at least eleven episodes, though there doesn’t seem to be an “end date” for her character. She may be around for a long, long while. I expect audience reaction will have some bearing on whether or not the character stays, but then again, it may not.

Also, great news for Battlestar Galactica fans: Mary McDonnell (President Roslin) will be appearing in the November 13 episode as Dr. Virginia Dixon, who Ausiello tells us “shares something in common with a Bones regular.” More on this particular story in this week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly.

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Michael Ausiello has just revealed that Jeffrey Dean Morgan will be making another return to Grey’s Anatomy on the November 6 episode. Sources have confirmed that Denny will be making another earthly appearance on the show to have a heart-to-heart with Izzie.

The question is: What will Denny have to say this time?

Ausiello leaves us a vague and cryptic clue:

“Something happens in the episode that could easily set the stage for a Heigl departure at season’s end. I’m not saying it will; only that it could.”

Well, if that’s not ominous I don’t know what is. What are your theories?

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What a ladies’ man!

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And if you haven’t yet seen the Watchmen trailer, it’s worth the time. It looks pretty awesome, even if you’re not a big fan of comics.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan looks particularly badass in his role of The Comedian (Edward Blake).

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