Grey's Anatomy: Taglio importante

Mi rendo conto che gli autori di Grey's Anatomy siano costretti ad eliminare alcune scene, ma alle volte potrebbero fare meglio il loro lavoro, questa scena viene direttamente dal penultimo episodio, il 5x23 "ai giorni futuri", ma in questo caso hanno fatto un taglio secondo me pessimo. Questa scena si incastra tra quella alla caffetteria dove Miranda oraganizza una sorta di squadra punitiva per convincere George a lasciare l'esercito e quella nei sotterranei dove Cristina dichiara il suo amore a Owen.
Perchè dico del taglio fatto male? Perché nell'episodio messo in onda nella scena in caffetteria veniamo lasciati con una Cristina che resta da sola con uno sguardo preoccupato, poi veniamo catapultati nei sotterranei dove Owen entra, ma notando la presenza di Cristina si volta per andarsene. Nel mezzo ci sta benissimo, anzi spiegava alla grande lo sguardo di Cristina in caffetteria, questa scena in cui la nostra Cristina è arrabbiata con Owen, non capisce come lui possa permettere che un ragazzo come Geroge possa arruolarsi. Owen naturalmente vede in questo la determinazione di Geroge per fare tutto quanto gli è possibile per diventare un ottimo chirurgo traumatologico, mentre Cristina vede solo un ragazzo dolce e sensibile che verrà ferito dalla guerra, lei non si preoccupa delle ferite fisiche, ma di quelle psicologiche che vede tutti i giorni su Owen.
Francamente tutti ci siamo domandati come Owen, che subisce tutti i giorni sulla propria pelle e nella propria anima, le conseguenze della guerra possa essere così favorevole alla scelta di Geroge, alcuni si aspettavano almeno un Owen che cerca di mettere in guardia il giovane su tutte le possibili conseguenze.

Grey's Anatomy: ritagli di giornare

E' stata appena portata alla mia attenzione un ritaglio di giornale di cui già avevo modo di comunicare qualcosa.

Leggendo l'articolo completo, ma non ci giurerei perchè non ho la pagina totale quindi potrebbe anche essere solo una parte, quella maggiormente incentrata su Grey's Anatomy,  non è che si ricevono maggiori informazioni, come già sapevamo l'attore James Tupper interpretetà il terapeuta Andrew Perkins che avrà il compito di verificare le condizioni psicologiche dello staff medico prima di permettere loro i tornare a lavoro. In generale il suo compito sarà abbastanza facile, ma con un dottore in particolare dovrà lavorare un poco più duramente. Il giornalista chiede se è Meredith il paziente che gli darà dal filo da torcere, ma l'attore è bravo a tenere la bocca cucita, infatti non vuole fare arrabbiare Shonda rivelando troppe informazioni, soprattutto perchè pare che gli autori stiano ancora decidendo cosa fare di Andrew, inizialmente infatti era stato chiamato per i primi due episodi, adesso già si parla di tre.
Comunque, per quanto riguarda il paziente più problematico di Andrew io punto tutto su Derek, secondo me sarà lui ad avere dei grossi problemi ad ammettere la sua sconfitta come capo di chirurgia ed a metabolizzare il senso di colpa, secondo me infatti Derek si sentirà responsabile della morte e ferimento dei colleghi perchè è stato lui a dichiarare la morte della moglie di Clark e a scatenare la sua rabbia.

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Grey's Anatomy: pioggia di Casting Side

In giro per la rete circolano due nuovi spezzoni di casting side per Grey's Anatomy riguardanti gli episodio 7x03 e 7x04. Non aspettatevi grandi cose, sono piccoli spezzoni, ma uno è interessante perchè in esso è stato lasciato il nome di Mark.


Casting Side episodio 7x03

Jerry - Scene 1: Dr. Howard emerges from the hospital to find Tess (35) standing outside her car's front passenger door. She unlocks the door with her remote key and her husband Jerry locks it from the inside. Jerry has pulled the hood of his sweat jacket over his head. Tess is yelling at Jerry saying he's a jackass, for him to get out of the car, she'll break the glass and drag him through the window. They continue doing the the lock/unlock door fight. Jerry says he wants to go home and that this was a big mistake. Dr. Howard catches a glimpse of Jerry's mostly hidden face and sees several warts on his chin. Dr. Howard approaches and says if there's something wrong with him he should let them take a look at it, they can help him. Jerry asks if they can help him with these and nods towards his lap. Dr. Howard looks down and tries to hide the alarm that briefly crosses her face. She says they can help, Jerry considers her words then says she needs to open the door for him. As Dr. Howard opens the door, Jerry gets out and we see that the warts aren't only on his face but run down the length of his arms to his hands, looks like gnarly, overgrown tree roots. A nearby nurse sees Jerry and screams. Jerry says people are great, real sweethearts. Dr. Howard takes the clearly traumatized Jerry inside.
Scene 2: Dr. Howard examines Jerry's (The Treeman) root hands which are splayed on the bed. Tess and Jerry recount how they went to a dermatologist 3 years ago who removed a bunch of the warts but they grew back, they always grow back which is why, Jerry says, they should just go home. Mark  says each of the warts has its own blood supply and once they’re removed there will be a lot of wounds and stitching. Jerry remarks he’ll go from looking like a tree to looking like Frankenstein. Dr. Howard says Jerry is right, the “medical” is recurring and this probably isn’t the only surgery he’ll have to go undergo. Jerry is bitter, looks at Tess and says he told her they couldn’t help. Tess tells Jerry he’s having the surgery or she’ll leave him. As mean and as angry as Jerry is, he shuts up because the thought of Tess leaving scares him.

Casting Side episodio 7x04

Jake - He's 16, athletic, good-natured and has a very enthusiastic, jocky Dad. Jake lies in bed, he's a little embarrassed because his Dad is bragging about how Jake kicked ass at his last ballet recital. Jake says ballet isn't something you kick ass at, Dad tells Dr. Howard that Jake thinks he doesn't get the whole ballet world. Jake talks about how his Dad had T-shirts printed with his picture at his last performance and it was hard to hold an arabesque when all he sees is an entire row of his face. Jake asks when he'll be having surgery. Dr. Howard says they need to run some scans on his leg first then they'll see. Jake asks if they'll then cut out the cancer, Dr. Howard answers that that's what they're hoping, Jake says the Seattle Ballet Company is doing Dom Quixote next summer and there's a part for a kid his age. Dad remarks that Jake has it in the bag. Jake says he doesn't, not yet, he needs a few months to prep his audition. Dr. Howard says they'll do their best to have him up on his feet before then. Dad jokes that Dr. Howard means back on his toes, Jakes laughs. Dr. Howard watches them, admiring their relationship.
Scene 2: Dr. Howard informs Jake and his Dad that the cancer has spread and they'll have to perform an above the knee amputation. Jake says he knew losing his leg was a possibility because bone cancer isn't something you get over real quick but he thought the odds would work in his favor this time. He's already the kid who does ballet and figured he'd been through enough crap for a teenager, he asks if there's nothing else Dr. Howard can do. Dr. Howard says sorry but they'll build him a state of the art prosthetic. Jake asks if it's a prosthetic like the creepy plastic ones, Dad says it's a prosthetic like the guy who runs the 100m has. Jake doesn't want a piece of crap plastic leg, he desperately turns around to Dr. Howard and says dancing isn't a stupid hobby or something he likes to do, dancing is something he loves to do because it's the only thing that makes him feel normal and alive. Jake pushes back his emotions, gets out of bed and although in pain, he starts to dance a beautiful, awe-inspiring piece. When he finishes, he turns to Dr. Howardand tells him/her to find him a leg that lets him do that. Dr. Howard is moved.

Avevo già proposto i casting side per l'episodio 7x02, ma dopo il salto una c'è una versione "riassunto". Oltre ai miei commenti naturalmente :P

Grey's Anatomy: ora a parlare è Jesse Williams

Adesso è il turno di Jasse Williams, Jackson Avery, di dire la sua:

“Grey’s Anatomy” has just signed Jesse Williams, who plays hot doc Jackson Avery, to become a series regular. And that isn’t the only new project for Jesse — wearing Alfani Red, he will be featured in a series of ads this fall — and ET was behind the scenes of his photo shoot.
Jesse, who was chosen for his sense of style, will appear in the September issue of GQ and GQ.com with his entourage — the people who have helped him get to where he is.
“I make sure to be helpful and to give my opinion about the clothes,” Jesse says when asked how he prepares for a shoot. “I inform myself about the photographer and the story, but I try to not take the rest too seriously.”
Jesse is flattered that he was chosen for his style, which he says is just to dress like himself instead of to follow trends.
“I like what I like. I buy what I like,” he tells ET. “I am a sneakerhead. I spend money on shoes, maybe a watch, maybe a pair of sunglasses. The rest is what I like in the moment. My shopping is quick. I walk through and I am out. If I see something I like, I stop and buy it.”
The 28-year-old hottie, who is engaged to a woman not in the business, says he is still finding his way through the acting experience, but feels he couldn’t have a better set of teachers than the cast and crew at “Grey’s Anatomy.”
“I think I have been very lucky to come into a show that is up and running — that has already proved its chops,” he says. “Spectacular actors and writers. I get to learn in the process. This whole experience as an actor has been flying by the seat of my pants.”
As for whether or not he will find romance at Seattle Grace this fall with Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh), he takes the fifth.
“I know zero for sure what is happening next season,” he admits. “They are very good at keeping everything under lock and key.” 

Grey's Anatomy: Sara Ramirez dice la sua

Adesso che gli attori sono tornati a lavorare sul set di Grey's Anatomy si possono leggere ineterviste ai vari attori in cui ognuno dice la sua sul ritorno a lavoro e su quello che pensano o sperano li aspettarà in futuro, dal punto di vista del loro personaggio naturlmante.
Qui abbiamo una intervista a Sara Ramirez, Callie Torres, che ci racconta come tornare a lavoro è come tornare in classe dopo le vacanze estive, come tutti siano felici e contenti. Le solite cose.

Can you give us an inside scoop into the new season of Grey’s Anatomy and what fans can expect?
We just had our first read through yesterday for season seven! It was really exciting and total first day of school vibes. Everyone was really excited to see each other because we’d been off for a couple of months. We were all either refreshed or exhausted because if someone just came off of another job. We all caught up and it was just such good energy. We read the first two episodes, which are going to be really awesome! There is going to be a major surgery within the first episode, of course, and everyone is coming back from being “away."

Callie and Arizona are together again – that is where we left off at the end of season six. I’m excited to see how their relationship evolves, but moreso, I am really appreciative of how universal the scenes seem to be. We lightly touch upon, “oh, yeah, we’re dealing with two women”, but we don’t comment on it constantly, which is really cool. It manages to be just like any other relationship. There are ups and downs, there’s conflict, there’s making up, etc. There are issues and some issues are more specific than others and we will cross those bridges, too. I am just excited that we are going to be exploring this relationship some more in a way that has integrity and respect.  It isn’t just a comment on “a gay relationship” like one big joke. It’s actually kind of as meaningful and as serious as Meredith and Derek or Christina and Owen. You know, it’s just as important.

Grey's Anatomy: spezzoni di news

A quanto pare sulla versione cartacea di EW sono uscite altre informazioni varie sulla settima stagione di Grey's Anatomy.
Qualcuno ha gentilmente fatto il riassunto

It introduces James Tupper as the trauma counselor. He says, "I have to clear each one of them before they can go back to making life and death decisions. Some doctors are doing okay. But there's one I'm having a difficult time with." Ausiello guesses

Grey's Anatomy: Ausiello ci racconta che ...

Questa volta Ausiello non ci comunia tramite la carta stampata, ma direttamente tramte video.
Qui comunque la trascrizione del suo monologo:

The “Grey’s Anatomy” season finale left Seattle Grace Hospital in chaos with two dead — Dr. Reed Adamson (Nora Zehetner) and Dr. Charles Percy (Robert Baker) — and several wounded, including Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) and Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey). Will the two survive? ET talks to Entertainment Weekly’s Michael Ausiello to get the latest on the new season of the hit ABC doctor drama.
“Everybody is coming back but the two relatively new doctors who were killed off in the finale,” Ausiello tells ET. “The main cast will be back. Two actors — Jesse Williams [Jackson] and Sarah Drew [April] — who were introduced last season were bumped up to series regulars, so we will be seeing a lot more of them.”
Ausiello goes on to say that he believes that some of the cliffhangers will be tied up in the first episode of the new season, but not all of them.
“Hopefully, we will get that moment between Derek and Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) that fans want,” Ausiello says. “I imagine she has to tell Derek she miscarried — unless they are going to pull off some kind of ‘Glee’ story where they have a fake belly — which I don’t think ‘Grey’s’ is going to do. They have done some crazy things, but I don’t think they will do that. I think the trauma for Meredith is getting over almost seeing her husband die right in front of her.”
To help the staff of Seattle Grace with their recovery, James Tupper (“Mercy” and “Men in Trees,” where he was nicknamed “McTreemy”) will be joining the cast for at least three episodes as a trauma counselor.
“When I spoke to Shonda Rhimes, the creator, right after the finale, she said the baby story is not over by a long shot,” Ausiello continues. “If anything, Meredith, through this experience, realizes she did want the baby. I don’t know how quickly it is going to happen — maybe by the end of the season — but I think there is going to be a baby in their future.”
Ausiello also predicts that the Cristina (Sandra Oh), Owen (Kevin McKidd), Teddy (Kim Raver) triangle is over, Teddy having given Owen the okay to go after Cristina when she was trapped in the hospital in the finale.
One triangle he predicts will remain in place is Alex, Lexie (Chyler Leigh) and Mark (Eric Dane).
“Shonda Rhimes told me that she is looking at the finale as a game-changing moment to reset the entire staff of Seattle Grace. For her it is like a new beginning,” Ausiello says.
“Grey’s Anatomy” premieres its new season on Thursday, September 23 at 9 p.m. on ABC.

Grey's Anatomy & Private Pratice's: un altro cross over in arrivo?

Secondo Tv guide dobbaimo aspettarci un altro crossover tra le due serie Grey's Anatomy e Private Practice's:

"It’s so fantastic for so many reasons,” Scorsone, who plays Dr. Amelia Shepherd, sister to Grey’s Anatomy’s Derek (Patrick Dempsey), tells TVGuide of her promotion. “The set is really a wonderful environment. Everyone is generous and fantastic, so to know that’s going to be my home for a while is pretty nice.”

Amelia was introduced late last season, when she clashed with the Oceanside Wellness docs over whether she could save one of their patient’s lives. “She’s very complex,” says Scorsone, who actually went to medical school before deciding she’d rather play a doctor than be a doctor. “She inspires a whole rainbow of emotions in all the people around her. She’s lovable and annoying at the same time,” Scorsone says. “She’s also tough and fragile at the same time.”
Though she plays Derek's sister, Scorsone has yet to work with Dempsey, but is itching to do so. "It is a little bit intimidating, knowing how passionate people are, wanting to honor their expectations in the relationship with Derek, who is so deeply a part of people's emotional journey on this show."

Exclusive: Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice's next crossover? A Shepherd reunion

Executive producer Shonda Rhimes told TVGuide earlier this year that the writers were already discussing a Shepherd-centric crossover. "We've absolutely been talking about that," adds Scorsone. "Based on the history we've already established between Amelia and Derek, there definitely has to be some sort of encounter at some point."

As for the Season 4 premiere of Private, which the cast is currently shooting, Scorsone says the story will jump ahead a few weeks from Dell’s death. “Everyone’s had a little time to process and grieve” she says

Pare che la nostra Shonda Rhimes non sia soddisfatta se almeno una volta a stagione non faccia incontrare i protagonisti delle due serie, questa volta pare che dobbiamo aspettarci una riunione di famiglia con tutti gli, anzi le, Shepherd. A dire il vero in molti si aspettano questa rimpatriata familiare per il semplice fatto che in un episodio della seconda stagione il nostro Derek rimase al capezzale di una ragazza vittima di violenza, perchè con lei non c'era nessuno, e lui disse che era cresciuto in una famiglia in cui non si sarebbe permetto al familiare malato di restare da solo, quindi c'è da aspettarsi che in modo più o meno diretto ci venga fatto sapere che la madre e le sorelle di Derek sono venute al suo capezzale dopo che è stato colpito.

Grey's Anatomy: Owen nudo

Tra le scene della sesta stagione che sono state eliminate, ma inserite nel DVD, abbiamo pure queste e provengono dall'episodio 5x13 "una scala per il paradiso" di Grey's Anatomy.
Queste due scene sono state eliminate per permettere all'episodio di rientrare nei tempi canonici, in questo caso penso che gli autori abbiano fatto un taglio intelligente dato che queste due scene, anche se divertentissime, non tolgono e non aggiungono niente alla trama o all'approfondimento dei personaggi. Certo ci mostrano come la nostra Callie alle volte si lascia andare ed inizia a parlare senza freni anche con un quasi sconosciuto e ci lasciano intuire come Callie e Cristina forse siano un poco più che semplici coinquiline.
Ci sono altri spezzoni che sono stati eliminati per motivi di lunghezza dell'episodio che secondo me erano imporanti per capire alcune dinamiche dei personaggi o solo per avere un migliore approfondimento su di loro e sulla loro evoluzione.

Grey's Anatomy: Spoiler da Ausiello

Ecco a voi un piccolo spoiler rilasciato dal giornalista Ausiello riguardante la coppia regina di Grey's Anatomy:

Question: Got anything on Grey’s Anatomy—particularly Meredith and Derek? —Wala
Ausiello: There’s a new man in Mer’s life, and it’s this guy! (More deets in the new issue of Entertainment Weekly, on sale today. And just because he’s in her life doesn’t mean he’s, you know, in her. Did I go too far with that one?)

Quindi un nuovo uomo entra nella vita di Meredith, ma mi pare di capire che il nostro giornalista ci rassicuri sul fatto che non sarà una presenza romantica. In predecenza abbiamo saputo che il nostro Derek sarebbe stato in cura presso Andrew Perkins, un terapeuta chiamato per verificare la condizione psicologica dei dipendenti dell'ospedale dopo la sparatoria, potrebbe essere che il nostro Derek patisca ancora le conseguenze dell'accaduto e che il terapeuto si debba interporre nella vita di coppia per permettere un pieno recupero del chirurgo, ricordate quanto la dottoressa Wyatt a Cristina e Owen ha negato di avere rapporti initimi? Immagino che Perkins interverrà in modo analogo nella nostra coppia regina.