JERRIKA HINTON News

ABC's special 9pm Grey's Anatomy ranked as Thursday's #1 drama in Adults 18-49 (2.1/7), winning its hour and finishing as the night's #2 TV show overall

On the next episode of ABC's GREY'S ANATOMY titled "The Distance", i this Amelia-centric episode, Amelia engages in the surgery of a lifetime as a crowd of doctors look on from the gallery.

On the next episode of ABC's GREY'S ANATOMY titled "The Great Pretender", Maggie gets upset when Meredith dodges her questions about DC

Previews of tonight's episode warned us that heart strings would be pulled. It was a mostly April/Jackson-centric episode; a will he/won't he live plot line regarding their unborn baby. Several hashtags flashed on the bottom of my screen as the show began; one of which read: #TearsOfGreys. I pursed my lips. They weren't pulling punches tonight.

We all deal with bad news in different ways. Some of us shut down. Some of us cry. Some of us dance it out. Some of us gorge on copious amounts of Chipotle and binge on Netflix. We have coping mechanisms that kick in to help us get through the muck and live to see another day; a different day when things are okay. However, today was not the day because as Jackson (Jesse Williams) said, “Everything is not okay.”

GREY'S ANATOMY's Derek Shepherd may soon be heading to Washington D.C., but series star Patrick Dempsey isn't gone for good.

The event will be hosted by Anna Faris and Allison Janney, stars of the CBS comedy MOM.

Thursday's episode of “Grey's Anatomy” will include a storyline about a homeless veteran who enters Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital after being carjacked and losing everything she owns

Within the halls of Grey Sloane Memorial Hospital, everyone is miserable; the patients, the staff, and probably the visitors. They may not start out unhappy, but gosh darn it, the writers aim to pull a Picard and make it so. Thursday night's episode provided everyone with an opposing force to either wreck their good or augment their bad mood.