She has been making the rounds on this S23 press tour - Kelly & Mark, GMA, and now The View.

Can we talk for two seconds about the GALL Arizona has to call Derek “guilty and egomaniacal” about wanting to go along with CALLIE’S idea to buy the hospital?!

She’s saying it’s “affecting her family” but two mins before this she literally tells Callie she should’ve talked about it with her before bringing it to the group. It was HER WIFES idea in the first got damn place.

and i’m not even gonna get into the fact that she is continually trying to “call people out” when she’s the first to run at any confrontation. That she’s supposedly worrying about decisions “affecting her family” when in a few episodes she’s going to cheat on her gd wife and completely destroy it from being selfish and guilty her own gd self. What a total hypocrite!

Neurosurgery, trauma, pediatrics, cardiothoracic surgery… every specialty comes with its own challenges. If you could work at Grey Sloan Memorial, which department would you choose, and why?

I think Lexie is a pretty well-written character but one thing that I don’t like about the way the writers did her story is that her photographic memory should have gotten utilized way more and she should have been a better surgeon than most of the residents and attendings for that matter. It seems like her memory is pretty dead on, so much so that she basically admitted that she skated her way through Harvard Med School because of it. She’s basically Mike Ross if he was a female doctor (if anyone of you guys have seen Suits). So then why did she not know how to do very basic things in the beginning of the show? Why did she not notice that one guy’s faulty signature when she did his brain scan in that one episode in season 7? Like I get that she’s an intern in the beginning so she obviously needs experience but she should have been able to remember every surgical procedure she read about step by step, every book that she read explaining how to perform procedures, every single thing she had ever watched on TV regarding surgery. She’s basically an endless barrel of information. And she should have been able to use her photographic memory to rank up quicker and get to the top higher because of it.

My gf got seasons 1-7 free off marketplace! One thing we thought was quite odd was the season one box set says Season Son on the side. I thought they may of been pirated disc's but the internet tells me its a legit typo that happened.

Pretty cool!

Season 8, when Cristina has to operate on Teddy's husband WITHOUT KNOWING ITS HIM. Thats a serious violation oh my god. Then Teddy tortures her by having her repeat over and over how the surgery went. THAT IS ABSURD. The only person who did something about it was April.
THAT WAS SO DOWNPLAYED!!!!

God she is phenomenal, I’m currently rewatching Grey’s and I am up to the point where they make her work on Henry without letting her know. Her reaction to Owen telling her genuinely gives me goosebumps, I honestly think it’s on par with Teddy’s. The second everyone starts slowly reacting to Henry dying and she’s standing there talking about the surgery, you just know it’s going to be bad. This whole episode is so insane, in a good way.

has anyone else been missing Mika Yasuda in the recent seasons? I don't know I just feel so unsatisfied by her character's exit, and the new intern group just hasn't felt right since she left. I think it's upsetting because of how much drive she had to be a surgeon, and then she just quit (rightfully so but, it's pretty devastating). I could totally see her coming back at some point (wishful thinking). I love Midori Francis as an actress too, I thought she was the best actor of the new interns and it was a bummer when she left. Her character was just so charming too. Am i the only one who misses her??

Interview with Caterina at a red carpet event for Hulu

Some of the most memorable moments in Grey’s Anatomy weren’t romantic at all. The friendships, the loyalty, and the way certain characters showed up for each other could be more emotional than any relationship storyline. Which friendship was your favorite?

I am not okay after the season 2 finally, how does so much keep happening. Those final episodes had me stressed. (Yes, I am the same person who posted about the bomb episode yesterday)

in season 3 of greys when Richard was resigning and Derek, burke, Addison and Mark wanted to be chief, who do you guys think would've been the best chief?

I'm rewatching for the 3. time, at S2 F9, the thanksgiving Episode, seeing Izzy and Burke cook together made me think they would have made a good couple. She likes men to be bossy and they both share the wish for an actual family. Anyone else thinks that?

Who is the least likable main character and what point are they the worst. Also don’t pick OWEN we all hate him but besides him who is it?

what type of if/then episodes would u guys liked to have seen on greys?

i actually started liking him before teddy even came back when he called deluca “delukes” 😂 anyway it was obvious teddy was going to pick owen but i feel bad for the guy he really is a good guy 😭 and his story with his kid dying it’s all just sad. hope he gets a happy ending i am on s16 where his ex wife and her kid that looks like his dead son come to the hospital this guy can’t catch a break

It's season 2, what do you mean there is already a bomb inside someone's body?!?!? How much crazier will this show get if they do stuff like this so early into the show????

Recently I keep seeing more posts on Facebook/tiktok saying that Izzie was gonna be killed off in the season 6 finale. I did some research and I found this when I was looking it up. I know during filming season 6 Heigl left before she was supposed to return for the final 5 episodes and remain on the show until her contract (through season 7 or 8 maybe) and when she left earlier Krista Vernoff wrote a dedicated goodbye episode for her but apparently Heigl didn’t show so they scrapped that. I don’t think killing Izzie off was gonna happen since in the How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey's Anatomy (2021) book, former writer Jenna Bans stated that Izzie was kept alive because "Shonda Rhimes felt like that was more of an unexpected way to go. So did this rumor come from all the fuss surrounding Heigl’s exit? The only thing about Izzie dying post leaving was In August 2010 when Shonda said she had intended to kill Izzie off screen, but decided not to as she thought this would destroy Alex instead of give closure