Ketrin Higl opet u mantilu doktorke Stivens

Glumica je posle više od dve godine pauze odlučila da se vrati u svetski popularnu seriju...

Ketrin Higl je svoj odlazak najavila još 2007. ali je ipak ostala do 2009. kada je napustila "bolnicu" i posvetila se usvojenoj ćerci i gradnji filmske karijere. Međutim, sada je odlučila da opet obuče beli mantil doktorke Izi Stivens jer "želi da sazna kako će njen lik dalje da živi".

"Rekla sam im ja to zaista želim. Ja moram da znam šta se u međuvremenu desilo sa Izi, gde je bila, šta je radila, šta će da radi... Jedva čekam da se vratim na set i snimim nove epizode", izjavila je popularna glumica.

Producenti još uvek ništa nisu zvanično saopštili ali Higl kaže da već pripremaju scenario i da za sada imaju čak 40 verzija životne priče doktorke Stivens. Snimanje nove sezone počinje ovog proleća.

Izvor: Mondo

Uvod u anatomiju- ovo sigurno niste znali!!



Između mnogih doktorskih serija diljem svijeta, samo je jedna toliko omiljena da se o njoj svakodnevno piše. Iako je s njom povezuje mnogo činjenica, neke od njih sigurno su promaknule hrvatskim gledateljima. Slijedom toga, u nastavku vam donosimo najzanimljivije podatke koje niste imali prilike dosad pročitati…

- svaka epizoda dobila je naslov po poznatoj pjesmi koja ujedno i prati radnju– tako je npr. prva epizoda u kojoj tek upoznajemo doktore i stažiste dobila naslov prema pjesmi slavnih Beatlesa „A Hard Day's Night“, dok je epizoda u kojoj Meredith drži bombu u tijelu umirućeg pacijenta nazvana po pjesmi „It's the End of the World“ grupe REM… između ostalih tu su naslovi pjesama Georgea Michaela, Led Zeppelina, Celine Dion, Ricka Jamesa, Michaela Jacksona, Billyja Idola i puno drugih glazbenika

- serija je dobila ime po poznatoj medicinskoj knjizi „Grayjeva anatomija ljudskog tijela“ autora Henryja Graya, dok su istu još u samom početku nazvali „Komplikacije“

- tijekom svih sedam sezona i 149 dosad snimljenih epizoda pripovjedač je glavni lik, Meredith Grey, dok su u samo dvije epizode (finale druge i prva epizoda šeste sezone) kao pripovjedači sudjelovali svi glavni likovi

- Christina Ricci, , Mandy Moore, Taye Diggs, Sharon Lawrence, Chris O'Donnell, Debra Monk, Tyne Daly, Loretta Devine, Elizabeth Reaser, Scott Foley, Peter MacNicol, Jason George i Eric Stoltz samo su neka imena poznatih glumaca koji su gostovali u serijalu kroz 6 godina

- kroz sedam sezona kroz bolnicu je prošlo puno pacijenata, među kojima su najviše zgražanja doživjeli oni koji su bolovali od čudnih bolesti, poput čovjeka zaraženog HPV virusom koji ga je cijelog osuo i pretvorio u čudovište, zatim pacijenta kojem je koža poplavila zbog višegodišnjeg uzimanja srebra ili pak neobične ozljede koje pacijenti dožive tijekom planinarenja, vožnje ili pak igranja nogometa na livadi

- ako se uzmu u obzir statistički podaci koje su izračunali vjerni američki gledatelji i forumaši, kroz Seattle Grace bolnicu prošlo je preko 312 pacijenata, odnosno 2,09 pacijenta po epizodi, a od kojih je svaki osmi umire na operacijskom stolu

- oči brojnih gledatelja diljem svijeta sigurno nisu primijetile da su se mnoge scene iz serije snimale u Los Angelesu umjesto u Seattleu gdje je radnja serije i smještena, pa je tako stari i napušteni vatrogasni dom kojeg su Cristina i Owen kupili u sedmoj sezoni zapravo dio scenografije iz oba nastavka „Istjerivača duhova“, parking mjesta ispred jedne trgovačke kuće „glumili“ su trajektno pristanište s kojeg je Meredith pala u more i zamalo izgubila život, dok je kalifornijska bolnica „VA Sepulveda Ambulatory Care Center“ već godinama predstavlja Seattle Grace bolnicu

- serija „Uvod u anatomiju“ ima puno obožavatelja koji svaki tjedan željno iščekuju nove epizode, od običnih ljudi do poznatih faca poput bivšeg američkog predsjednika Billa Clintona, ali i priznatih doktora i liječnika koji pažljivo prate način na koji se javnosti prezentira njihovo zanimanje – između ostalog, baš ti fanovi pronalaze najviše „medicinskih grešaka“ u seriji kao što su skidanje maski u sterilnoj operacionoj sali (što se nikada ne radi), pogrešno navođenje da su jetra najveći ljudski organ koji se sam regenerira (a ustvari je to koža), zatim razna medicinska stanja, nazivi bolesti, pa čak i stadiji raka…

- osim doktora, svojevrsne „greške“ primijetili su i političari (štrajk med. sestara jer rade i do 80 sati tjedno, što zakonom nije dopušteno), advokati (zbog povjerljivosti doktor-pacijent podataka), socijalni radnici (obiteljski slučajevi zlostavljanja), pa čak i sociolozi (roditelji Amiši primili su natrag svoju operiranu kćer, iako Amiši zabranjuju bilo kakve operativne zahvate i izbacuju iz zajednice bilo koga tko se njima podvrgne)

- serija „Uvod u anatomiju“ itekako prati trendove pa se ugledala na popularnu i rado gledanu američku seriju „Glee“ i jednu epizodu postavila kao mjuzikl u kojoj će doktori pjevati pjesme „Chasing cars“ grupe Snow Patrol, “Running on Sunshine“ Jesusa Jacksona i “How to Save a Life” grupe Fray

- producenti serije nedavno su objavili svoju prvu knjigu koja opisuje događaje sa svim likovima iz serije, ali „kroz oči“ konobara Joea i medicinske sestre Debbie, a osmišljena je u obliku bloga, trenutno najpopularnijeg tračerskog načina pisanja na Internetu

- od svojeg početka 2005. godine, serija je osvojila preko 50 nominacija u brojnim kategorijama za najprestižnije televizijske nagrade poput Emmy, Zlatni globus, Screen Actors, Teen ili People's Choice nagrada, a najviše kipića kući su ponijeli make-up artisti i stručnjaci za efekte koji su zaslužni za realan prikaz bolesnih pacijenata i njihovih operacionih zahvata, dok je soundtrack za seriju osvojio i Grammyja.

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Pogledajte drastično drugačiju verziju "Uvoda u anatomiju"

Publika u Americi uskoro će moći da vidi neobičnu epizodu "Uvoda u anatomiju" koja će se baviti temom šta bi bilo sa životima glavnih junaka da su u prošlosti događaji pošli potpuno drugačijim tokom.

Ova epizoda, koja se bavi alternativnom realnošću, počinje tako što doktorka Meredit Grej razmišlja o tome kako bi njen život izgledao da se nisu dogodile neke krupne stvari.

Serija se zatim vraća u "prošlost", u kojoj je majka Meredit Grej, Elis, i dalje živa i udata za načelnika hirurgije Vebera.

Mereditina velika ljubav, doktor Šepard, oženjen je Adison, koja nosi njihovo dete, a Kristina i Meredit nisu čak ni prijateljice. Gledaoce će svakako iznenaditi i kada vide da doktor Karev prosi Meredit, dok je njena sestra Leksi zavisna od droge.

Pogledajte prve minute ove epizode "Uvoda u anatomiju":



Izvor: Blic

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Grey's Anatomy Boss Opens Up About Finale's Two Big Exits: 'It Made Me Sick, It Made Me Sad'




Warning: The following contains major spoilers from the Season 8 finale of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy. If you have not yet watched, turn away now. All others, proceed….

You. Were. Warned.

Early Thursday, Grey’s Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes issued the following alert to fans via Twitter: “Do not expect to be comforted or happy at end of the GA finale. I wrote it and even I found the ending to be very unsettling.”

She wasn’t kidding.

Although we’ve known for weeks that a Seattle Grace vet would meet an untimely end in this week’s plane crash-themed season climax, the death still packed a wallop — mostly because it came so early in the hour (defying finale convention). And, more importantly, because the character’s last name is in the title of the freakin’ show!

Yep, Rhimes went and killed Lexie!

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Truth is, Little Grey, played for five seasons by Chyler Leigh, didn’t stand a chance. Trapped beneath the wrecked fuselage, she was barely able to say a final goodbye to despondent ex Mark before she slipped away in the episode’s first 20 minutes. The death triggered a meltdown in sister Meredith (Ellen Pompeo really brought it, huh?) while Mark (an equally impressive Eric Dane) completely shut down. We would later discover that McSteamy was battling more than just a broken heart — he suffered something called a “cardiac tamponade,” as Cristina quickly diagnosed. She and Mer then performed some eww-inducing emergency surgery and saved his life. (Arizona and Derek also sustained serious injuries but, thankfully, survived.)

Meanwhile, back at Seattle Grace, Teddy nixed that Metcom offer and decided to remain at the hospital because she wanted to stay close to her dead husband’s ghost. And out of loyalty to Owen, who then turned around and fired her as a way to force her to take the job. (So long, Kim Raver!) Her exit would seem to pave the way for Cristina to become Seattle Grace’s new Cardio God.

UPDATE: After the West Coast airing, here is what Rhimes shared on Twitter about writing out Leigh and Raver:

    Callie said it best tonight: Life changes in an instant. Turns on a dime.

    This finale was incredibly hard to write. I did not enjoy it. It made me sick and it made me sad. We end the season not knowing ANYTHING about the future. Except for two things. We know we are definitely saying goodbye to two of my favorite people: Chyler Leigh (Lexie) and Kim Raver (Teddy).

    I know this season’s finale had some surprises for viewers and the exit of Kim Raver was one of the big ones. But Kim’s series option was up and she was ready to give Teddy Altman a much-needed vacation. It’s been a pleasure working with someone as talented and funny and kind as Kim; everyone is going to miss her terribly. I like to imagine that Teddy is still out there in the Grey’s Anatomy universe, running Army Medical Command and building a new life.

    I love Chyler and I love the character of Lexie Grey. She was an important member of my Grey’s family. This was not an easy decision. But it was a decision that Chyler and I came to together. We had a lot of thoughtful discussion about it and ultimately we both decided this was the right time for her character’s journey to end. As far as I’m concerned Chyler will always remain a part of the Shondaland family and I can’t wait to work with her again in the future.

    I’d write more but I’m honestly too sad. I don’t like life changing in an instant and turning on a dime.

Elsewhere in the finale:

* Jackson decided to take the Tulane job, leaving best friend and lover April to mourn what could’ve been. (Sorry, no way Jesse Williams is leaving.)

* Bailey and Ben officially got engaged in one of the episode’s rare happy moments.

* Alex revealed in a voicemail to Arizona that he was accepting the position at Johns Hopkins. (Sorry, no way Justin Chambers is leaving.)


http://tvline.com/2012/05/17/greys-anatomy-season-8-finale-death/

Još jedan doktor napušta “Uvod u anatomiju”

Glumac Erik Dejn saopštio je da se neće vratiti ulozi lekara Marka Slouna.

Dejn je izjavio da je, zajedno sa autorkom serije Šondom Rajms, odlučio da se priča njegovog lika završi.

“Do ove odluke nisam došao lako, i dugi niz godina deo sam porodice ‘Uvoda u anatomiju’. Mislim da je vreme da se rastanemo”, rekao je glumac, čiji lik nosi nadimak “McSteamy”.

U finalu osme sezone došlo je do avionske nesreće koju je dr Sloun preživeo, ali je poginula ljubav njegovog života Leksi (Čajler Li). Dejn je rekao da će njegov lik preživeti nesreću, ali da će napustiti seriju nakon par epizoda devete sezone.

Nova sezona “Uvoda u anatomiju” počinje 27. septembra u Americi.

Izvor: Mondo

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Grey's Anatomy's Shonda Rhimes Talks Season 9: Time Jumps, New Locations and New Docs!

Jul 27, 2012 08:56 PM ET
by Natalie Abrams

Grey's Anatomy will have something in common with Glee next season!

The ABC medical drama, which has been set at Seattle Grace since the show's first season, will split its time between two locations in Season 9.

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The harrowing and tragic season finale saw the Stranded Six — Meredith (Ellen Pompeo), Derek (Patrick Dempsey), Cristina (Sandra Oh), Mark (Eric Dane), Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) and Lexie (Chyler Leigh) — crash-land in the mountains, with Lexie subsequently succumbing to her injuries. (Apparently, she might not be the only one to die since Eric Dane is also exiting the series sometime next season). Even though there seemed to be no hope on the horizon in the closing moments of the finale, the doctors will eventually get rescued since the Season 9 premiere will jump ahead two to three months, executive producer Shonda Rhimes tells TVGuide.com. But that doesn't mean we won't see what transpired in those mountains. Get the scoop from Rhimes below, including Derek's new troubles, Bailey's wedding (!) and Calzona's fate:

You left the doctors in the woods without rescue! Will there be a time jump next season or are you picking up right where you left off?
Shonda Rhimes: We're doing something really interesting that we've never really done before. As you know, I try to reinvent every season. When we start the season, we're two to three months in the future and we're well settled into the year for these doctors. We're watching them do what they're going to do. They're located where they're going to be located, things are happening. You see the aftermath of what happened. You're left with some questions as to how this happened and "Why is this the way it is?" and "Why is that the way it is?" Then, in the second episode of the season, we start back in the woods. We go from there and you see what happens. Then ensuing episodes, you're back to regular time and we're back on our timeline.

What can you talk about in regards to the structure of this season? At the end of last season, the doctors planned to take jobs elsewhere, so are we seeing a show that's just set at Seattle Grace or are we seeing a show that is set at many hospitals?
Rhimes: We're seeing a show set at Seattle Grace and someplace else. What's interesting to me is that I didn't want us to feel like you're coming back and magically everyone is back home. You understand why some people stayed and why some people left. There are some very clear reasons what happened. It's very challenging playing an entirely separate story line in another location.

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Can you tell us where this location is?
Rhimes: I don't want to say where the location is because that would be too spoilery. It's a hospital. When we come back at the beginning of the season, some of our doctors are in different locations, more than one of them, and some of our doctors are preparing to leave for different locations.

We've seen the doctors deal with PTSD after the shooting. How will this be different from what we saw before?
Rhimes: What's interesting to me about what we're doing this time is that it's not that we've traumatized them by having a plane crash like when they were shot. There are real physical aftereffects for all of our people that they're dealing with. More importantly, we're not coming back to a bunch of traumatized people, though flying is pretty much out of the question for any of them. I would say Meredith is an ultimate survivor. She's been through the shooting, and now she's been through the plane crash. Their attitudes are very different. They already have the coping mechanisms in place, so it's just a very different attitude.

Still, Meredith is dealing with the loss of her sister Lexie. How has Meredith changed?
Rhimes: You're going to find a very different person. We really talked about it a lot and really worked to figure out what she would be like when we came back to her. As importantly, they've gone from being residents to being Attendings. Now they're in charge. They're absolutely in charge of their own destinies and in charge of their own people. They're now on a footing with all these doctors who they used to work under so you're watching what that means for them, all of them.

Surgeons need their hands! We saw Derek severely injure his hand in the accident. How will we see him dealing with that?
Rhimes: Any of the people we saw injured are not going to be A-OK when we come back, that's not what we're doing. What's interesting for me is we really planned the idea that we're going to watch what happens to a doctor who can temporarily no longer perform surgery...When Burke injured his hand, it was very much about keeping it a secret. It's not about that. This is really, very clearly who you blame when your hand is injured like this. And what do you do and how do you overcome this? Derek is being pretty heroic about it, which is interesting.

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What can you tell us about Cristina's journey next season? Are she and Owen (Kevin McKidd) really over or are there attempts to reconcile?
Rhimes: I've dubbed this the season of romance purposefully. I feel like one of the things we're going to be seeing this season is Cristina and Owen finding their way back to each other. It's not going to be easy and it's not going to be quick, but I think it's going to be really beautiful. I'm happy because I love them, so I'm excited.

Will Alex (Justin Chambers) feel any sort of guilt over Arizona taking his place on the plane?
Rhimes: Yes, there is some very dark stuff happening for him in terms of that idea. He's trying not to feel guilty and trying not to feel a sense of responsibility, but he does.

You're saying it's the season of romance, so does that mean we'll see more Callie (Sara Ramirez) and Arizona romance? Just hoping Jessica Capshaw is coming back.
Rhimes: I don't want to say anything about that yet. The first episode would have to air and then I'm happy to talk about it, but I don't want to say anything yet.

What can you tell us about the state of Ben and Bailey's (Chandra Wilson) relationship next season since Jason George is on Mistresses?
Rhimes: We're still using Ben. Jason George is still showing up for work. We're very grateful to Mistresses for the loan. They're letting us continue to tell stories about Ben and Bailey. They're having a great deal of fun. A happy Bailey is delightful and very funny. It's interesting because in the finale, we originally shot a scene in which Ben showed up and said, "We're going to City Hall right now and getting married." We played it out, but I cut it from the show because there was something about it that I felt like denied the audience. They're not technically married at this moment, but we'll probably see that happen and really enjoy it.

How does April (Sarah Drew) fit into the world of Grey's Anatomy now?
Rhimes: You won't see April Kepner bartending at Joe's bar. She has a part to play in the world and there are some surprising moments to show us how that happens. April Kepner goes home. How she comes back is pretty charming and interesting and it happens in the first episode.

Grey's Anatomy returns Thursday, Sept. 27 at 9/8c on ABC.

Па што бре Шондо Марк Слоун, што бре? Ебем ти... 
Таман заволим ову феминизирану, хомосексуализовану и "сноси кад можеш" серију због ебеног МекСтимија и он оде из серије. *уздах*