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oncetherewasaway	Oct 20 2008, 12:24 PM
McEditor Posts: 1,625 Group: .Grey Girls. Member #23 Joined: October 25, 2006	Grey’s Anatomy Cast in All-Star ABC GLAAD PSA - Oct. 12th, 2008 Stars from several ABC shows teamed up for an all-star Public Service Announcement for GLAAD.org in honor of National Coming Out Day. These stars include Sara Ramirez and T.R. Knight from Grey’s Anatomy, Kate Walsh from Private Practice, Ana Ortiz, Michael Urie, Rebecca Romijn, Eric Mabius, and Becki Newton from Ugly Betty, and Rachel Griffiths from Brothers & Sisters. Their message is the following: “Words can be a powerful weapon. So please, choose them carefully because what you say matters. When you tell a homophobic joker or use an anti-gay slurs, you’re spreading prejudice. And you can be hurting someone who close to you without even realizing it. These words send a message that it’s ok to hate and to discriminate. You have a power to make a difference just by treating people with dignity and respect. Choose to be an ally and a friend.” http://www.greysanatomynews.com/2008/10/12/greys-anatomy-cast-in-all-star-abc-glaad-psa/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Book review of the Unauthorized Symbols and Metaphors Book. A View from the Other Side (Symbols and Metaphors) Shonda Rhimes likes symmetry. She has said so several times. But, looking back now after reading Grey's Anatomy: An Unauthorized View from the Other Side, that may very well be THE understatement of the millennium. In fact, I'm pretty convinced that she is obsessed with symmetry. Anne Dawes and Helen Dina, the authors of View from the Other Side, have gone through and looked at the first 66 episodes of Grey's Anatomy in a way that is completely amazing and will, I assure you, bring you an entirely new appreciation to the series. The book is a comprehensive look into the symbolism, metaphors, and symmetry in the first three seasons of Grey's Anatomy, along with the first five episodes of season four (which makes sense, considering storylines "bleed" from season to season). The brilliant authors show us what births signal, how the episodes from season one dictate the storylines of each following season, and so much more. As the authors are careful to point out, their views are only one way of looking at the series, and it isn't a complete one. They don't discuss EVERY storyline (as there are way too many to cover, obviously). In fact, most of the discussion of the book deals with Meredith, and the MerDer relationship. It is a little bit difficult to get into the book at first, and at first glance it seems overwhelming and confusing. But I promise you that if you stick with it, you will become thoroughly engaged in their views and be absolutely fascinated with the book, just as I was. The only thing they did not include that wouldn't been really neat to read are their predictions for future seasons. Yes, they do include some predictions for the remainder of season four - all of which appear as though they will be coming true - but it would've been neat to read more. The book, overall, is a fascinating read and really shows another side to this groundbreaking series. We can only hope that the awesome authors will continue to provide insight into the "other side" and continue these interpretations in another book down the road. http://alltheshadesofgrey.net/exclusives/otherside.html From Kristin at the Upfronts, from her interview with Stephen MacPherson: Grey's Anatomy Is Planning Something Big: "Grey's has got a big idea for next year that Shonda's getting ready to launch on people," says McPherson, but wouldn't go into further detail (shocker). "But the other shows we feel like are firing on really good waves so there's no big kind of shift." (Read into that transition what you will.) http://www.eonline.com/gossip/kristin/deta...7f031a-0c04-4a8 McDreamy, McSteamy, McGrey are back - May 1, 2008 http://media.www.thespartandaily.com/media...k-3360018.shtml Grey's Anatomy: The Complete Fourth Season Brings The Drama to DVD and Blu-Ray on September 9th Grey's Anatomy: The Complete 4th Season - Expanded Work changes. Love changes. Life changes. Everything changes in Grey's Anatomy: The Complete Fourth Season, on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on September 9, 2008. The doctors of Seattle Grace have made their choices and are about to learn that acting like an adult might be the hardest choice of all. The five-disc DVD and four-disc Blu-ray sets contain all 16 episodes from Season Four, plus extended episodes, deleted scenes, bloopers and more exclusive bonus features. Love, lies, and family ties are revealed on one of television's most talked about shows. Add in a generous dose of new, wide-eyed interns and it's the prescription for TV's most compelling drama. Starring Ellen Pompeo, Patrick Dempsey, Sandra Oh, Katherine Heigl, Justin Chambers, T.R. Knight, Chandra Wilson James Pickens Jr., Sara Ramirez, Eric Dane, Chyler Leigh and Brooke Smith, Grey's Anatomy: The Complete Fourth Season - Expanded combines the drama and intensity of medical training with the private lives of the most irresistible doctors around. The show has earned two Emmy Awards and 22 additional nominations, two Golden Globes and seven additional nominations, and a Grammy nomination. "Grey's Anatomy" is produced by ABC Studios. BONUS FEATURES: GREY'S ANATOMY: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON - EXPANDED* * New Doc on the Block Get to know the newest ladies at Seattle Grace- Dr. Hahn, Dr. Lexie Grey and Nurse Rose. Hear from each actor about their role on the show and from the other cast members on working with them. * On Set with Patrick & Eric Get some one on one time with Seattle Grace's dreamy team. Behind the scenes moments with Patrick and Eric on location in Seattle and on set. Also hear from fellow cast members as they share stories about the pair. * Good Medicine: Favorite Scenes The Cast of Grey's tell of their favorite scenes from Season 4. * Extended Episode - "Forever Young" includes audio commentary by actress Lauren Stamile and executive producer and director Rob Corn. * Audio Commentary - With actress Chyler Leigh and associate producer Karin Gleason * Deleted Scenes * Bloopers (Bonus info subject to change) Grey's Anatomy: The Complete Fourth Season - Expanded is priced $59.99 (U.S. SRP); $79.99 (Canada SRP) on DVD and $96.99 (U.S. SRP); $109.99 (Canada SRP) on Blu-ray Disc., from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment. STREET DATE: September 9, 2008 DVD Suggested retail price: $59.99 SRP U.S., $79.99 SRP Canada Blu-ray® Disc Suggest retail price: $96.99 SRP U.S., $109.99 SRP Canada Feature run time: TBD Rated: TV-14 Technical specifications may only apply to feature DVD Specifications Aspect ratio: 1.78:1 Widescreen (Enhanced for 16x9 Televisions) Sound: 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Languages: English Blu-ray® Disc Specifications Aspect ratio: 1.78:1 Widescreen (Enhanced for 16x9 Televisions) Sound: 5.1 Uncompressed (48kHz/16-bit) Languages: English Source: http://wtlfan.livejournal.com/218975.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 'Grey's Anatomy' Guest Stars Move On To Bigger and Better Things - Friday, April 04, 2008 They’ve been dated and dumped on Grey’s Anatomy and one even bled to death. Sometimes the guest stars on the hit ABC medical drama are the best part about a particular episode. Sure, it’s nice appearing on a critically acclaimed television show but these talented actors crave more than just a one or two episode stint. Three notable Grey’s Anatomy guest stars have big projects in the works. Read on to find out who’s moved on from Seattle Grace to bigger and better things!...cont’d http://www.buddytv.com/articles/greys-anat...move-18307.aspx ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Grey's Anatomy: Examining the Patient - Jan 10, 2008 http://www.film.com/dvds/story/greysanatom...982602/17981732 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- New York Times - Fashion and Style - October 28, 2007 What Did You Call It? ----- THIS is the story of how a silly-sounding word reached the ear of a powerful television producer, and in only seconds of air time, expanded the vocabularies — for better or worse — of legions of women. It began on Feb. 12, 2006, when viewers of the ABC series “Grey’s Anatomy” heard the character Miranda Bailey, a pregnant doctor who had gone into labor, admonish a male intern, “Stop looking at my vajayjay.” The line sprang from an executive producer’s need to mollify standards and practices executives who wanted the script to include fewer mentions of the word vagina. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/28/fashion/...ds+q3dCw3Gd2TOA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ is on the upswing, seriously - PT Oct 23, 2007 What a relief to have a new batch of interns and the end of Burke and Yang http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21442519/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ten most expensive TV shows for advertisers - Posted Oct 3rd 2007 How much would you spend for a 30 second commercial on Grey's Anatomy? It's the most expensive TV show to advertise on, according to Ad Age magazine. It costs $419,000 for a half minute...................cont’d after the jump http://www.tvsquad.com/2007/10/03/ten-most...or-advertisers/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Edited by oncetherewasaway*, Apr 18 2009, 10:50 AM.


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