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oncetherewasaway	Sep 20 2008, 11:37 AM
McEditor Posts: 1,625 Group: .Grey Girls. Member #23 Joined: October 25, 2006	DATES TO REMEMBER & OTHER STUFF 'Eli Stone' Actress Gets 'Mad' at NBC - Feb 6, 2009 Loretta Devine joins David E. Kelley pilot Loretta Devine could be starring in a legal drama next fall -- just not the one she starred in this fall. Devine, who's coming off "Eli Stone" at ABC, has joined the cast of David E. Kelley's pilot "Legally Mad" at NBC, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Her casting continues a long relationship she's had with Kelley; she was a regular on "Boston Public" and made guest appearances on "Ally McBeal," "Boston Legal" and "Picket Fences." "Legally Mad" is about a young lawyer (British actress Charity Wakefield) who spurns bigger offers to join the band of eccentrics at her father's (Hugh Bonneville) firm. Devine will play one of them, an attorney who's seemingly always on the brink of a breakdown. The cast also includes Kristin Chenoweth and Jon Seda. Devine is the first "Eli Stone" regular to take another TV job following the show's demise. ABC still has a handful of unaired episodes in its pocket but hasn't said if or when they will air. http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-lorettadevinelegallymadcasting,0,2772706.story Crossover Business & Other Blurry Lines Week One: February 5 - 5.14 Beat Your Heart Out * Episode 514 of Grey’s Anatomy, “Beat Your Heart Out,” will be a completely normal episode of the show with no crossover elements until the very end of the episode - ------------------------------------------------- - Now that Derek has the engagement ring, he searches for the perfect way to propose to Meredith - Lexie demands that Mark go public with their relationship - Bailey, encouraged by her work on recent cases and by Dr. Dixon, considers a new direction for her medical career - We will get our first clue into what's ailing Izzie at the end of episode. - features one of the funniest, all-female group hugs ever - a bawdy cafeteria scene - arrival of Laura Allen as a woman from Owen's past - George is literally on screen for about 10 seconds - By the end of this week's episode, I'm pretty sure everyone in Seattle Grace (patients included) will have seen that damn ring except poor Meredith. - Rob: Male, Caucasian, 30's, very likeable and nice guy. Patient in the hospital. - Addison from Private Practice will call Derek (whilst he is in the mist of lightin’ candles and s_ _ _ .) - "Derek tells her he wants her **** **** before kissing her." * The crossover will officially begin with Episode 215 of Private Practice, “Acceptance,” when Addison’s brother Archer experiences seizures and Addison must call Derek for help. - PD is listed as guest star.... hmmmm Week Two: February 12 - 5.15 Before and After * This week is full-fledged crossover. Addison, Naomi, and Sam rush Archer to Seattle Grace * Private Practice’s 16th episode “Ex-Life” will air immediately after, and all of the Private doctors are intertwined with SGH doctors to work on medical cases. Archer recoups from surgery and Derek & Addison’s new storyline is introduced and brought to the forefront. - Addison, Naomi and Sam rush the ailing Archer to Seattle Grace and reunite with old friends Derek and Mark to help save his life - Archer recoups from surgery - Addison teams with Derek to save the life of his pregnant patient - Naomi and Bailey treat Sam after a sudden asthma attack and work together to find the root cause of Sam's sudden attack - Izzie employs her fellow doctors in a medical game designed to help teach the interns - Owen runs into a significant someone from his past - Sam, Naomi and Addison went to college with Derek and Mark ) - Meredith learns from the alums about a hidden talent her fiancé possessed during his years as a student.-------------- * Izzie employs her fellow doctors in a medical game designed to help teach the interns * Owen runs into a significant someone from his past...playing Owen's ex-lover will be Laura Allen. * also marks Melissa George's final appearance as Sadie and will not get a big send-off, her departure will have a certain coolness to it. * They're grooming [Airzona] as a love interest for Callie and look for Callie to seek advice from Addison about her feelings for Arizona in the Feb. 12 crossover episode Week Three: February 19 - 5.16 - An Honest Mistake * The crossover ends with Grey’s Anatomy’s sixteenth episode, “An Honest Mistake.” Naomi, Sam, and Archer will be back in LA at Oceanside Wellness by this point, having either returned at the end of “Ex-Life” or the beginning of this episode here. Derek and Addison will fight over a patient’s medical care and course of treatment. She’ll return to LA by the end of this episode. * Episode 217 of Private Practice, “Wait and See,” will be a return to normal form for the show, no crossover elements at all, unless Addison doesn’t return until the beginning of this episode (which frankly...... what-ever) Jeffrey Dean Morgan In For The Resident - 30 January 2009 Jeffrey Dean Morgan did say he wanted to play dirty after his stint as aaah-so-cuddly Denny Duquette in Grey's Anatomy, and boy, has his agent delivered, with Morgan signed on to play another sociopath in Hammer Films' psych-thriller The Resident, to follow his turn as The Comedian in You-Know-What. Morgan will play the seemingly charming Brooklyn landlord of Hilary Swank's doctor. But before you can say 'Pacific Heights', his character turns out to be a bit crackers, subjecting the young doctor to a terrifying game of cat and mouse. The Resident reunites Swank and Morgan after grievous 2007 rom-com turkey P.S. I Love You, and the results should be more auspicious this time out, with Morgan bringing some of that Comedian misanthropy and Swank back on more familiar territory. Filming is due to start in May, with ex-music video director Antti J. Jokinen making his feature debut behind the camera. http://www.empireonline.com/news/feed.asp?NID=24099 ABC greenlights three pilots Jan 27, 2009 Including one from 'Grey's Anatomy's' Shonda Rhimes BC on Tuesday greenlighted three drama pilots from ABC Studios, including one exec produced by "Grey's Anatomy" creator/exec producer Shonda Rhimes. That project, "Inside the Box," was joined on the pilot roster by "I, Claudia" and an untitled project based on the Argentinian drama "Brothers & Detectives." "Inside the Box," written by Richard E. Robbins, is set in a Washington network news bureau and centers on an ambitious female news producer and her colleagues. Robbins is exec producing with Rhimes and Betsy Beers. Rhimes had been interested in the world of journalism as a setting for a show. She developed a project about a group of female journalists, which was picked up to pilot in 2006 but was ultimately shelved when Rhimes got busy with "Grey's" and its spinoff, "Private Practice." Despite its throwback-to-ancient-Rome name, "I, Claudia" is a contemporary drama from writer John Scott Shepherd. The project centers on Claudia McIntire, a young prosecuting attorney who doesn't know that one day she is going to be a serious contender for the presidency of the U.S. Shepherd ("The Days") penned the script for the pilot, which he is exec producing with Matt Gross. ABC already put a woman in the Oval Office with Rod Lurie's 2005 drama "Commander in Chief," which starred Geena Davis as the first female U.S. president. The untitled "Brothers & Detectives" adaptation, written and exec produced by Daniel Cerone, is about a low-level detective who, after the death of his estranged father, discovers he has a brilliant 11-year-old brother who is adept at helping him solve crimes. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3idb2c398ada1252b7a080a146ee2d660f SPECIALS Season (No.) Title Until Original Airdate 2 (1) "Straight to the Heart" 2-12 (21) January 8, 2006 Joe the Bartender narrates a special episode featuring clips from the first two seasons used in order to orient new viewers and recap memorable moments. 2 (2) "Under Pressure" 2-22 (31) April 23, 2006 A special recap episode detailing the 10 previously aired episodes of the series' second season. 39. Deterioration of the Fight or Flight Response; Losing My Religion 05-15-2006 Pressure to find a new heart for Denny increases; Callie confronts George about his feelings for her. 40. Getting Into Grey's Anatomy 09-02-2006 Journalists make predictions about developments in the coming season; five important things to know about the show; comic Jimmy Kimmel's experience with Seattle Grace Hospital. 3 (3) "Complications of the Heart" 2-27 (36) September 21, 2006 A special recap episode detailing the remaining episodes of season two with insight on future episodes of season 3. The special also marked the debut of The Fray's music video, "How to Save a Life" with clips from Grey's Anatomy episodes. 3 (4) "Every Moment Counts" 3-19 (55) April 12, 2007 Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays the role of "Denny", hosts a one-hour special which highlights some of the most memorable moments from the last three seasons. The special also included an exclusive, world broadcast premiere "Grey's Anatomy" music video set to singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile's song, "The Story." 4 (5) "Come Rain or Shine: From Grey's Anatomy to Private Practice" 3-25 (61) September 19, 2007 Wiki is showing there will be 26 episodes this season http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Grey%27s_Anatomy_episodes Imbd shows 22 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0413573/episodes Edited by oncetherewasaway, Feb 7 2009, 09:58 AM.


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