The much awaited season 21 of one of the longest-running medical dramas, Grey’s Anatomy, is here. The show has earned a massive viewership over the years, and the buzz around the latest season has been quite high. The storyline of the new edition is expected to continue from where Season 20 left off with Dr Meredith Grey confronting Catherine Fox about the former’s research on Alzheimer’s disease. The trailer for the same was shared earlier this month, and here’s where you can watch this series.
The latest season aired on ABC on Thursday, September 26, at 10 pm. Fans of the medical drama may also watch the episode on Hulu on September 27. The previous 20 seasons of the show are also available on Netflix and Hulu. Moreover, the last season had only 10 episodes, but reportedly, the current season is expected to have a total of 18 episodes.
As per the trailer for season 21, Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo, is still the focus character. However, the promo implies that Meredith’s unconventional approach to Alzheimer’s research may eventually have consequences. The trailer suggests that her choice to publish discoveries without proper consent from Catherine Fox (played by Debbie Allen) has left her in a difficult situation, potentially leading to a lawsuit from the Fox Foundation. The clip suggests a growing clash between Meredith and Catherine. Meredith’s personal and professional lives will get more complicated, creating concerns about her future at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
Speaking about this tiff in the current season, the showrunner, Meg Marinis told People, “I’m excited for fans to see how that all plays out for each of them. As for Meredith, even though she’s had good intentions, she’s crossed a line with Catherine and there will be consequences as a result." On the other hand, the trailer also hints that Jo Wilson (Camilla Luddington) is dealing with her own issues, including concealing her pregnancy from Link (Chris Carmack). However, she confides in Levi Schmitt (Jake Borelli), admitting her troubles as the season progresses. Meg further added, “Everyone’s jobs are on the line and on top of that, they’re all grappling with various challenges in their personal lives."
The series pilot episode was aired March 27, 2005 on ABC and is created under the banner of Shonda Rhimes.
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