The Masked Dancer semifinals kick off Wednesday with an episode featuring the remaining four contestants Tulip, Sloth, Cotton Candy and Zebra one of whom panelist Ken Jeong thinks is a handsome Greys Anatomy alum.

In TheWraps exclusive sneak peek from tomorrows hour, the real-life doctor guesses that the Sloth contestant once played a doctor on TV. To be more specific, Jeong thinks its the actor who played Derek McDreamy Shepherd on the ABC medical drama.

Just judging off the clue package, stethoscope, someone who played a doctor, Jeong says. Im thinking someone from Greys Anatomy. Someone like Patrick Dempsey fits the profile.

When Jeongs fellow judges Ashley Tisdale, Paula Abdul and Brian Austin Green are a little confused by his choice, he presses on.

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Let me finish! He was once a bad boy and a ladies man look it up! He also had a lot of incredible leading ladies, Jeong says.

OK, now he has their attention.

Patrick Dempsey danced in a movie when he was a kid too, didnt he? Green says.

He sure did, the 1987 classic Cant Buy Me Love.

And I choreographed it, Abdul says of Dempseys performance in the rom-com, in which he starred opposite Amanda Peterson.

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And now Paula and Brian are co-stars. Patrick Dempsey! Jeong shouts proudly, noting his guess has been testifiedby Paula Abdul.

Well see if Jeong is right when Sloth gets unmasked which could be on Wednesday, unless he makes it to next weeks Season 1 finale of The Masked Dancer.

Heres the description for Wednesdays episode, courtesy of Fox:

In the semifinals, the remaining four dancers fight for their chance at the final three spots. Will Arnett, host of Foxs Lego Masters joins panelists Ken Jeong, Paula Abdul, Brian Austin Green, Ashley Tisdale and host Craig Robinson to play along on televisions favorite guessing game. Between all of the celebrity dancers, theyve amassed more than 38 million albums sold worldwide, 20 Emmy Award wins, 20 Grammy Award nominations, 10 World Dancing titles, five New York Times Best-Selling Author titles, four Olympic gold medals and three Broadway show appearances. One will be unmasked and the remaining three will advance to the finale and their chance at the diamond mask trophy.

The Masked Dancer airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on Fox.

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Miranda Bailey has proven to be an excellent surgeon and a fantastic character. However, that's not to mean she hasn't made any mistakes along the way

Miranda Bailey in the popular ABC medical drama Grey's Anatomyis a formidable woman, the current Chief of Surgery at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, and one of the most powerful characters in the show.

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Miranda is one of those people who kept an eye on things and ensured they ran smoothly at the hospital, even when she wasn't necessarily required to do so. She has a profound bond with her mentor Richard Webber and copes with the stress of being a surgeon and administrator as well as a mother. There are several things she has done that would make her very proud, but a few that wouldn't.

One of the most hated supporting characters in the history of Grey's Anatomy was Eliza Minnick, the consultant hired by Bailey and Catherine Fox to flush out any problems with the hospital's surgical residency program.

Eliza was widely hated, by the other characters and fans alike, and exited the show after just one season. However, in that brief time, she had caused enough damage already. Richard had to step down from his position as Director of the program which led to a massive tiff between him and Bailey.

Eliza was also the reason that Stephanie ended up being severely injured in the season 13 finale after she refused to break her own protocols, which led to Bailey, herself, firing her in the end. However, a lot of heartaches could have been saved had she not arrived at all. Her presencewas definitely something Bailey should be ashamed of.

Bailey has mentioned some excellent surgeons over the years, from Harper Avery winner Meredith Grey to Cristina Yang, Alex Karev, and even April Kepner. Needless to say, the original bunch of interns who were under Bailey's supervision didn't make it easy to mentor them--they were a mess most of the time--but Bailey did a terrific job nonetheless.

While Bailey was nicknamed "the Nazi" for her strict disciplinarian ways, fans can't disagree with her methods as her mentorship worked wonders for a whole generation of doctors.

Just as Bailey mentored so many doctors, she herself had been mentored by Richard Webber, who had believed in her always. However, Bailey's relationship with Webber, although very close, wasn't always smooth.

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Bailey snapped at Richard when the latter tried to help her through the difficult phase when she was dealing with the revelation that she had infected a number of patients due to an infection she was carrying. Webberhad tried to be there for her, but the latter snubbed his gestures, reminding him that he had been an alcoholic and that he should have been grateful to her for covering for him for years. This hurt Richard who was, after all, only concerned for his friend and mentee.

Bailey had overcome a lot to become the strong, empowered woman that she is. In season 6 and 14, fans had seen how she had fought hard to get where she was, to fulfill her dream of becoming a renowned surgeon.

The fact that she went on to become, through sheer hard work and excellence, the first female Chief of Surgery at Seattle Grace/Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital was an accomplishment worthy of being proud indeed.

Bailey had expected to be made Chief Resident while she was still doing her residency at Seattle Grace. However, Webber ended up selecting Callie Torres for the position and unfortunately, Bailey didn't take it too well.

She was clearly jealous of Callie and tried to put her down at every turn. She made herself Callie's back up and although she did take on some of the responsibilities that were meant to be Callie's, that didn't stop her from being rather petty about the whole affair. In the end, Callie was removed from the post, and Bailey was made Chief Resident. Sure, a bit of competition is healthy, but this wasn't Bailey's proudest moment.

Bailey had a heart attack in season 14, an episode that delved into the crucial subject of women's heart health. It showed Bailey diagnosing her own heartattack and then being dismissed as a "hysterical woman" at another hospital because they believed that she was making it up.

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Bailey managed to survive the attack and get past it after fighting her case and demanding Maggie come and save her. She also began to take care of herself more and managed to find a balance between her work and personal life. Throughout this storyline, fans were extremely proud of her

Alex Karev and Webber had both stuck up for Meredith when the latter got involved in an insurance fraud which she had committed to help a patient.

Unfortunately, Bailey wasn't having any of it and ended up firing both doctors for supporting Meredith. Bailey was, no doubt, entitled to taking steps as she pleased during such a crisis, where one of her main attendings was implicated. But to fire two other major surgeons simply for showing solidarity with a friend made little sense. Bailey did go overboard with this one.

Back in season 10,Bailey was diagnosed with OCDafter the hospital believed she was responsible for inadvertently infecting several of their patients. At first, her symptoms were very subtle as Bailey was seen to be concerned with the smell coming from her son's bedroom. However, as the show went on, her behaviors became more apparent.

She was seen to lock herself in her lab and spent hours testing herself for staph. She was seen to be organizing her tools and washing her hands to calm her anxiety. Her rituals even placed a patient in jeopardy because of her obsessive thoughts. While Bailey struggled to accept her diagnosis at first, she eventually decided to seek professional help. It was such a big step that everyone was extremely proud of her.

Miranda was a great mentor to the likes of Meredith Grey but when it came to rules, she was always a bit of a stickler. On the other hand, Meredith never had much use for rules.

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Meredith broke a lot of hospital regulationsand even medical ethics during her career. From tampering with Derek Shepherd's Alzheimer's trial to helping Izzie with the L-VAD wire and committing insurance fraud to help a patient, Meredith has done it all. But there is no denying that she is a great surgeon who ends up saving lives all the same. Bailey, though, it seems, never sees that. Now, this is thin ice of course, for Mirandais justified in her own way. But where Meredith Grey is concerned, fans would want Bailey to cut her some slack. Especially since she has broken the rules herself from time to time.

Miranda Bailey was a hero during the hospital shooting of season 6.At the time of the attack, Bailey had been with a patient, Mary, and the surgical resident Charles Percy. She warned the others about the shooter and her quick-thinking saved her own as well as her patients' lives.

She also did her best to save Charles, who had been shot and would have hopefully saved his life had the hospital not gone into total lockdown. For her heroic efforts that day, Miranda should be infinitely proud.

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Surangama, or Sue, as she is called by many, has been writing on films, television, literature, social issues for over a decade now. A teacher, writer, and editor, she loves nothing better than to curl up on a lazy afternoon with her favorite book, or with a pen and a notebook (a laptop would have to do!) and a foaming cuppa tea on the side.

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If youre more than ready for new episodes of Greys Anatomy to drop on Netflix, youre not the only one. In fact, youre one of many, my friend.

According to statsreleased by the Nielsen SVOD Content Ratings service, the hit medical drama was among the top shows binged in 2020, racking upan estimated 39.4 billion minutes streamed. And the TV figures from Nielsen only counted streams from Netflix,Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and Disney Plus. In other words, those whopping numbers for Greys Anatomy were even higher than that when thinking about viewers watching via ABC. To fans of the show, Im sure this data comes as no surprise.

What remains a bit of a mystery to many is the fate of Greys Anatomy season 17. When is the show continuing on ABC, and when will it eventually be added to Netflix? Without further ado, heres what we know so far.

Its still possible, but its not looking promising right now. Greys Anatomy season 17 is currently on a hiatus since late December 2020 and not returning until March 2021. Luckily, there are a plethora of solid seasons to watchor rewatchin the meantime. And who knows, maybe well get to see season 17 on Netflix sooner than we think.

According to Good Housekeeping,Greys Anatomy could be returning on ABC on Thursday, March 11, 2021. The hit medical drama was originally set to make its highly-anticipated return on March 4. Noted by Good Housekeeping, ABC announced the series would be given extra cushion due to filming issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic. And of course, thats totally fair.

Still, fans are currently on the edge of their seats waiting for this one. After premiering in November 2020,only six episodes have been released. Reportedly, season 17 is only planning to have 16 episodes this time, dubbing it one of the shortest seasons in the ABC hits over-a-decade history.

So since we dont know when Greys Anatomy season 17 will be concluding, were not sure when it will be then added to Netflixs lineup. As its going right now, we arent expecting it to be on Netflix this year. But of course, anything is possible.

And as for the potential release of season 18, read this.

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T.R Knight's George O'Malley will always be an unforgettable part of Grey's Anatomy, both for his shameless and decent, compassionate actions.

Actor T.R Knight's George O'Malley will probably remain etched into the memories of Grey's Anatomy fans forever. One of the most gentle, compassionate male characters ever written forpopular television, George was an instant fan-favorite and the fact that his character died such a devastatingdeath made him all the more memorable.

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One of the original interns at Seattle Grace Hospital, George was beloved in almost every way possible but there were twists in his character that messed with his arc at times. There were very few things the kind and empathetic George did that can be considered shameless but here are some that can come close, and a few others that would make any man proud.

George was one of the only people at Seattle Grace aware of Burkes tremor after his shooting and the fact that he and Cristina were keeping it a secret. Now,George was completely justified in his discomfort sinceBurke and Cristins little team effort where they continued to perform surgeries even though Burke wasnt ready, was completely unethical.

The duo was even ready to operate of George's own father. But perhaps he took it a little too far when he stopped talking to Cristina even though no damage had really been done. After all, Cristina was already under a lot of stress fromshielding Burke.

When Joe, everybody's favorite bartender, collapsed inside his own bar, the doctors at the hospital naturally did their best to save their go-to guy who was privy to so many of their little secrets.

However, Joe refused the brain surgery he needed due to the insurmountable expense it would involve, which might, in turn, cause him to lose his bar. It was George who took it upon himself to convince Richard Webber to fund the cost of the surgery by getting Joe into a grant with a research foundation. The effort George took to save Joe and help him keep his beloved bar was indeed commendable.

George himself might not have even realized it, but he seemed to be using Callie as a kind of rebound and a way to make himself feel better after his unfortunate incident with Meredith.George had, as fans would recall, always harbored an enormous crush on Meredith.

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But unfortunately, the latter, who was going through a phase at the time, had started crying when she was in bed with himwhich was totally unfair. George's affair with Callie started soon after and although it was Callie who took the initiative, George's whole storyline with her felt forced, and somewhat like a rebound.

George came from a family where becoming a surgeon was almost unimaginable. He was intellectually much more advanced than most other members of his family, especially his two brothers who teased him relentlessly when they realized he wasn't yet a proper doctor and only an intern.

George, however, didn't let his family tie him down or pull him back. He became a surgical intern and then a resident and would surely have gone on to be a successful surgeon in time.

George and Alex started fighting in the episode "Where The Boys Are" becauseAlex had just told George that Callie had been unfaithful to him with Mark Sloan. Interestingly enough, Alex was actually telling the truth, and the slap-fight led to Walter,the bartender Joe's boyfriend, hitting his head against a rock.

Even though the whole thing was an accident, George was left feeling guilty. Although it is hard to necessarily call this shameless, he could surely have been more mature and responsible.

George performed an extraordinary feat when he operated on a young patient who needed heart surgery inside an elevator that had got stuck due to a power shortage.

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George was only an intern at the time and not ready to take on such a daunting task on his own. However, while Alex froze, it was George who stepped up and took charge, thoroughly impressing Preston Burke. Under Burke's instructions, he went on to perform the surgery inside the elevator, saving his patient's life almost single-handedly.

Young Lexie Grey had a crush on George when she first arrived at Seattle Grace. She was extremely sweet to George, which was typical of her gentle nature. She even tried to protect himfrom getting hurt by keeping the fact that he was repeating a year as an intern from her fellow-interns.

However, George never seemed to notice her rather obvious feelings, even though the two shared a dilapidated apartment for a while. George and Lexie would have made an ideal couple, but the former ended up hurting Lexie when he failed to pay her any attention. This wasn't exactly shameless but really, however, Lexie did end up getting hurt.

George O'Malley was inspired by Owen Hunt who had just joined the hospital after a tour of Iraq to become a trauma surgeon. Owen had told George that despite his passiveways, hehad the potential to become an excellent trauma surgeon.

For soft, gentle George to enlist in the army would have taken unbelievable courage and motivation to help people. Of course, George never ended up actually joining the military as a surgeon but this was something he should have been incredibly proud of.

One of the worst things George did and possibly thetrulyshameless one was his affair with Izzie while still being married to Callie Torres. Callie and George were not the best fit and they got married too early. However, George cheating on Callie who had been nothing but good, caring, and loving to him, made no sense at all.

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The Callie-George-Izzie triangle was one of the worst storylines in the series, receiving quite a bit of flak from fans, and sending George's character completely haywire. It was thoroughly uncharacteristic of himto stoop to this level and definitely rather shameless.

While his cheating on Callie wasn't his proudest moment, George did something else that would quite literally become the most selfless thing he ever did. He threwhimself in front of a bus to save a random stranger on the street.

Fans remember the season 5 finale as one of the most shocking and tragic season finales in the history of the series as George O'Malley was admitted to Seattle Grace as a John Doe after getting hit by a bus to save a woman he didn't even know. His face was so badly disfigured that his own friends were unable to recognize him. George died painfully, practically giving his life for a stranger, which was the ultimate sacrifice and the proudest thing one can do.

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Surangama, or Sue, as she is called by many, has been writing on films, television, literature, social issues for over a decade now. A teacher, writer, and editor, she loves nothing better than to curl up on a lazy afternoon with her favorite book, or with a pen and a notebook (a laptop would have to do!) and a foaming cuppa tea on the side.

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Rob Lowe has cut quite a path through primetime during the 20-plus years since he joined The West Wing.

He turned down Greys Anatomy, but landed in the ensemble of Parks and Recreation. He sold a show about chasing Bigfoot with his sons to A&E Network. From 2003 to 2018 he was also a regular or recurring on series Code Black, The Grinder, Californication, Brothers and Sisters, Dr. Vegas and The Lyons Den. Then there was the scene-stealing turn as a plastic surgeon in 2013s Behind the Candelabra, and roles in U.K. episodic series productions including 2005s Beach Girls, 2015s You, Me and the Apocalypse and 2019s Wild Bill.

Last year, Lowe landed his biggest hit yet as a TV leading man when he moved into Ryan Murphys orbit as the star of Foxs 9-1-1: Lone Star. In the spinoff of the procedural about emergency responders, Lowe plays Owen Strand, a New York City firefighter and 9/11 survivor who relocates to Austin, Texas with his son. Lowes frontline hero battles lung cancer and many other demons in an action-drama series that blends procedural and serial elements. Led by showrunner/executive producer Tim Minear, Lone Star is known for adding the occasional offbeat touches that break the network procedural mode.

The Ryan Murphy World special sauce is what makes doing a semi-procedural interesting for me as an actor, Lowe says. We have all of the elements of the genre, but in this iteration there are elements of the unexpected. It can be authentic and honest and then become almost absurdist. We do wild tone swings. It keeps it fresh for me.

9-1-1: Lone Star was tailored for Lowe in the lead role. He appreciates the weight of playing a first responder in the time of COVID-19.

I think its a good thing to spotlight real-life heroes, Lowe says. They may not wear masks and capes, but their stories are every bit as compelling. Probably more so.

One of Lowes advantages is his versatility, which means an array of projects come his way.

Im lucky enough to be on both lists the comedy list and the drama list, which is good. Its good not to be pigeonholed, he says.

Lowe was a natural from his earliest days in front of the camera. One of his first career breaks was a starring role in the 1980 ABC Afterschool Special titled A Schoolboy Father. Lowe played a teenager who becomes a father after hooking up with a girl at summer camp.

In one of the first scenes, a shirtless Lowe is getting ready to go to school, looking in a mirror, combing in his hair and singing along with music coming from a radio. Its a tricky picture-in-picture scene for an untrained actor to pull off. Lowe nailed it with ease despite his limited experience at the time, Arthur Allan Seidelman, the specials director, remembers.

Rob had a vulnerability about him a very real honest quality that was so appealing, Seidelman recalls. He was simple and real and he could convey the essence of what this boy was experiencing.

Child actors in particular can develop bad habits that stifle their development. Seidelman calls it Mommy told me to say it this way syndrome. Lowe was obviously untrained, but it was evident he had the goods.

It was clear that there was a real engaging, honest talent there that came together in a very attractive package, Seidelman says.

The against-the-odds trajectory of Lowes career is underscored by the tragic fate of his Schoolboy Father co-star, Dana Plato. At the time, Plato was a co-star of the hit NBC sitcom Diffrent Strokes. But her career stalled after she left the show. Plato went into a downward spiral of drug abuse and died in 1999 at the age of 34.

Even at the sage of 16, Lowe was a serious young pro, Seidelman recalls.

Given that hes never stopped working, Lowe has no regrets about his decision to pass on what became a career-making role for Patrick Dempsey as surgeon Derek McDreamy Shepherd on the Shonda Rhimes juggernaut Greys Anatomy. He has learned to keep focused on whats ahead rather than what might have been.

This is what longevity, experience and recovery give you. There are no accidents, he says. Whatever decision you come to, if you come to it from the right place, its never wrong.

Moreover, Lowes not convinced he was right for the show. Me in that part isnt as interesting as Patrick in that part, he says. If itd been me (the fans) wouldnt have called me McDreamy, they would have called me Rob Lowe.

But most important, the nay to Greys Anatomy put Lowe in the position to show off his comedy chops as the neurotically optimistic small-town city official Chris Traeger in NBCs much-lauded comedy Parks and Recreation.

Had I done Greys, I wouldnt have been in Parks and Recreation. That alone for me is enough, he says.

Rashida Jones and Rob Lowe in Parks and RecreationNBC/Courtesy Everett Collectio

Lowes most unusual TV role was one he created for himself and his adult sons, Matthew and Johnowen. A&E Network had approached the elder Lowe about hosting a show about home renovation and flipping. In a meeting with A+E Networks executive Rob Sharenow at the Disney commissary in Burbank, Lowe advanced a very different agenda.

I said, How about a show where my sons and I go look for Bigfoot? Lowe recalls with a satisfied snicker. Ill never forget, Sharenow was like Umdid you just say you would do a show where you look for Bigfoot? I said, Fuck, yeah, I would. And that was that.

The result was 2017s The Lowe Files, an unscripted series that was party buddy comedy, part road trip and partly devoted to the Lowe trio investigating reports of paranormal phenomena in odd corners of the country. The concept combined two of my favorite shows: Anthony Bourdain and Scooby-Doo, Lowe says.

The Lowe Files reflected the whimsy and wonder that Lowe tried to share with his sons as they grew up. The series ran eight episodes. For sure, one of those hours was focused on the hunt for Sasquatch, who had a history with Matthew and Johnowen.

I rented a Bigfoot costume from Western Costume once and ran around in the woods in it when we were on a camping trip, Rob Lowe says. Thats what it was like to grow up in the Lowe household.

Rob Lowe with sons Johnowen and Matthew in A&E Networks The Lowe Files.A&E / Everett Collection

In fact it was Lowes desire to be present in the lives of his children during their childhood years that helped spur him to embrace steady TV work that kept him from having to be on movie sets in far-flung locations for most of the year.

I was able to coach Little League. It was a joyous luxury, Lowe says.

Lowe has branched out into other pursuits over the years, but acting remains his core passion.

Acting is about being understood. Its about finding the moments without being too hifalutin where people can recognize the human condition, he says. That can be as silly as The Grinder or The Lowe Files or something more straightforward like 9-1-1: Lone Star with themes of sacrifice, service and loss. Thats what I like about acting.

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The characters in Grey's Anatomy are wonderfully human, which invariably implies that they are flawed and have less than desirable traits.

The medical dramaGrey's Anatomyalreadygave acheck-out pass from the show to most of its original cast, as old characters were replaced by new ones, or these were added tocreate new storylines. From stormy romances and surprising personal experiences to impossible-turned-possiblepatient cases, fans have seen it all. Yet, the series' shocking and complex characters are one of the main reasons why viewers are still stuck with the showafter 17 seasons.

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Currently, the resident cast is very different than it was just a few seasons ago. And as much as the audience continues to want to be engaged with life lessonsthroughthe physicians' lives, thesedoctors are flawed like everybody else. All of them have a single trait that distinguishes them (and, at times, can make them almost unbearable).

Yes, Dr. Wilson's tough life deserves to not be forgotten as she has been through difficulthardships like only a few other of her peers did. Nobody can say she didn't havea traumatizing past and that was probably what made her union with Alex much more special since they both understood relationship failures.

While she is a very strong character, and the audience has empathized more with her as she startedopening up about her backstory and vulnerabilities, Jo is seen venting too often and, in turn, can involuntarilyseem annoying.

As Teddy is introduced in the show as a fan-favorite character in season 6, nobody imagined the confusing events that would follow her choices in her personal relationships.While Dr. Altmanhas a good heart and can be a charming person at times, she is also a frustrating one. Fans hate her for what she has put Owen through while being unsure of her back-and-forth affair with Koracick.

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Right from the beginning,Altman and Huntshared a friendship that was built on a strong foundationbut her lack of decision-making capacity has completely ruined things. To this day, herfears make her act in very hurtful ways.

Most fans would agree that Owen doesn't do almost anything wrongin the series. Unfortunately, he is a traumatized PTSD surgeon who had to witness a lot of death and loss while on a war mission, plus a fair share of personal losses in his life.

If anything, the majority of people feel sorry for the man who has also poured his heart out to several women but has not been able to get his "happy ending". However, his quick-tempered personality has certainly contributed to the failure of hisromantic relationships. His aggressive style, whetherprojecting his dreamsonto his lovers or (quite literally!) with his own hands, has scared all ofthem.

She has been called "selfish" by manyand for good reason. While some characters have made decisionsbased on a specific motivation,likeclimbing the career ladder or finding true love, Amelia's story arc has, more often than not, proved that she tends to be self-absorbed and pitiful.

However, she has had a fewphases where she redeemed herself when supporting her sisters through their low moments or when Owen discovered his sister's whereabouts. Now, with the birth of her child alongsideLink's support, viewers hope that thisnew chapter intomotherhood willchange Amelia into a more compassionate,selfless person.

DeLuca's mental health storyline didn't reveal itself in the first few seasonswhen this character was added to the show. While Grey's Anatomy is used to approachmental illnesses and the stigmas that come with them, including struggles with addiction, there are fans who are not happy with the show portraying Andrew as an unstable manand feel like it's a result of poor writing, rather than wanting to portray bipolar disorder in a compassionate and realistic way.

Frequently,Dr. Webberaka "The Chief" has played the role of the wise, responsible, paternal figure to his younger and less experienced medical team. However, his character has developed ever since the first season, and fans got to see many layers of who Richard really is.

Even though viewers lovehim as a leader, a teacher, and a role model for a new generation of surgeons, there have been events where his softness while dealing with others has put him in a tough spot.Sure, he had a heavy storyline around his fight against alcoholism and another one about his troubled family life. But it's in his work that his biggest weakness shows off: being too understanding and forgiving of others' mistakes.

Not only does Dr. Bailey wear plenty of hats on the show (the mother, the superwoman, the advisor, the wife, the compassionate doctor, and so on), she has also been around since day one. That means she got to help dozens of characters grow into amazing doctors. But if there is one majorthing that could bepointed out asher worst trait is that she tends to be too uptight.

As her character grew from a resident surgeon into becoming the Chief of Surgery, fans got to see her taking on too many responsibilities - to the point that it almost killed her. Hence, the nickname "The Nazi" she earned from her colleagues for having revealed a very serious and strict side of her while on duty.

It might be hard to be humble when you're a rich heartthrob who is used to naturally (and easily!) steal women's hearts all the time, due to your obvious good-looking physique and attractive charisma. Jackson is very intelligent and extremely competent in what he does but the worst thingabout him is coming off with a certain level of arrogance. This attitude has been shown in several moments and pride is certainly not something that this character lacks.

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Even if in later seasons he has started to reveal more humility and maturity, especially since becoming a dad,he often thinks he is right and is quick to endrelationships out of nowhere - hurting other people's feelings. Even if in later seasons he has started to reveal more humility and maturity, especially since becoming a dad,he often thinks he is right and is quick to endrelationships out of nowhere - hurting other people's feelings.

In Grey's Anatomy'sworld, if anyoneneeds adoctor that is perfect in their craft, particularly in the Cardio area,Dr. Pierce is the woman other characters will call.Few other surgeons take their work as seriously as her, almost likeCristina Yang did.Like her predecessor, Maggie is bright, a little genius, and her medical performance is outstanding for her age and work experience.

Yet, herpassion for herjob cango to any lengths to ensure she learns what it takes to be the best - ending up being too much of a perfectionist and always trying to do things 100% right. The toll the pressure of perfectionism has taken on her has been the worst thing about this character as it has prevented her to live her personal life more fully.

The protagonist of the showis apragmatic, fierce, andimpeccable doctorwhoisn'tafraid to speak her mind. She is almost that kind ofphysicianwho believes that she's so talented that she can't ever be wrong. Whether it's working or inher personal life, she barely ever admits that she is wrong.

Grey's stubborn attitude is definitely the worst thing about her. Of course, any big fan ofGrey's Anatomycan make a list ofMeredith's greatest qualities and feel empathy for the losses she had to endure, but there's a dark and twisty side to her that when allied to stubbornness, can be quite frustrating.

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Soraia Ferreira is a self-called Dreamer Virgo Artist. She has always been fascinated with films and stories, especially writing and producing
them. Both her creativity and her too freaky organizational skills have greatly supported her work as a TV/Digital/Media Content Producer for more than 10 years.At heart, Soraia is a storyteller that has learned to shape her talent into various platforms and different communication channels (offline and online media).She believes Art represents a huge spectrum of lifes expressions and exploring its many forms is a continuing process of learning about the world and us individually. So, she likes to think that she is a dreamer because she looks for fulfilling her hearts passions while also being a great doer and turning those passions into concrete solid action steps like a disciplined Virgo. So, here it is: a Dreamer Virgo Artist!

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With left-hander Pant at the crease, Anderson now changes his angle of attack, going around the wicket. His assurance bowling around the wicket to left-handers is one small emblem of Andersons commitment to what the Japanese call kaizen: continuous improvement, seeing skill as not a static quality but something that can always be developed. Before turning 30, Anderson only went around the wicket to left-handers 20 per cent of the time; ever since, hes gone around the wicket to them 39 percent. The impact is reliably devastating: Anderson averages 17.7 around the wicket to left-handers in the last five years.

This delivery is full again, angled into Pant, who pushes it to mid-on. Ostensibly, it seems relatively unthreatening as the ball scarcely moves in the air. Yet, unbeknown to Pant, the ball has helped pave the way for his own demise. Three overs later, using the same angle of attack, Pant plays for the ball coming into him again.This time, Anderson's off cutter induces aleading edge from Pant, whichfalls safely into Roots hands at short cover, and Englands greatest ever Test wicket-taker has his 611th victim.

How many more can he get? Like Tom Brady, Anderson long ago rendered precedents moot. All we can be sure of is this: at the age of 38, in the continent that is the overseas fast bowlers graveyard, Anderson is still adding to his legend.

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Callie Torres had one of the most impactful journeys of Grey's Anatomy, paved with both shameless actions and moments to be proud of.

Callie Torres was a major character on the popular ABC medical drama Greys Anatomy for over a decade. She was introduced as a peripheral character but became a fan-favorite and was woven into the storyline on a permanent basis soon enough.

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Callie was fun, exuberant, with the sort of energy that is infectious, and lived life on her own terms. However, despite being really good at heart, she wasnt beyond doing a few shameless things.

Callies first appearance in the series was as a romantic interest for George OMalley. The first thing the two did was getting married in Vegas. Unfortunately, George was too malleable and could be railroaded into doing something that he didnt necessarily want to do.

And Callie did just that, unthinkingly, forcing him to marry instead of taking it slow. She even got him to agree to have a baby and stayed at an expensive hotel, without letting him have a say.

Callie Torres's journey of self-discovery, especially when it came to her sexuality, was inspiring. Initially, she was introduced as a straight character who fell in love with and married George O'Malley.

She then went on an arc of exploring her sexuality and eventually realized that she was comfortable with both men and women. However, perhaps she preferred women a tad more for she began a long-term relationship with peds surgeon Arizona Robbins, while at the same time having a baby with Mark Sloan. Complicated and full of drama though it was, her self-exploration was something Callie should be proud of.

Something Callie cannot be proud of though was her constant nagging and complaining after Arizona won a wonderful opportunity to go to Africa on a prestigiousgrant and help young kids who needed medical attention.

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Now, Callie was justified in being worried about giving up her life and moving to another country for her girlfriend's sake. But she could have had a proper conversation with Arizona about her feelings. Instead, she ended up having pent up feelings and kept on whining until the whole thing blew up in her face and Arizona abandoned her in the airport. Of course, Callie was devastated but somehow she seemed to have brought it on herself.

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Hello, I am Emerald Fennell the writer and director of Promising Young Woman. But why are you wearing all that make up? Do you mind me asking? This scene comes in the first part of the movie where we see Cassandra played by Carey Mulligan in one of her nighttime activities. And she and Neil played by Christopher Mintz-Plasse have met at a club, or rather he has found her at a club and taken her home. I dont feel good. Could you get me a glass of water? Yeah, sure. And I think the thing about this scene is, is its a kind of subversion of a lot of scenes perhaps weve seen in romantic comedies the nerdy nice guy whos sort of not very confident with women, is maybe using alcohol as a cover for a slightly more nefarious activities. Hey! Hey. There you are. You fell asleep. And I think what is so beautifully played in this scene, really from both Carey and Chris is that youre seeing both how theyre communicating with each other and what their communicating to us, the audience. And so with Cassie by this point we know she isnt drunk, even if he doesnt. And there are few moments, a lot of the conversations with Carey were, at what point do we want to see that? No. Dont go. Stay. And equally when he comes back and thinks that shes passed out, that nice guy falls away. So theres this sense that he feels like hes putting in the work. So its this kind of subversion or perversion of what were kind of used to seeing when it comes to seduction in films and what people think is either appropriate or what they can get away with. Is that I need to go home. It was very important to me in this film that we see, really were seeing stuff that is just incredibly commonplace. I just thought you were Drunk? Yeah. Really drunk? That its not remotely unusual for not only for men to pick up girls who are very drunk and take that as a sort of green light, but also for them to talk almost exclusively in a monologue. High right now. I dont know what Im doing. I think you should go. But a second ago, you were determined for me to stay. You were pretty insistent actually. Im a nice guy. Are you? I thought we had a connection, I guess. A connection? O.K. What do I do for a living? Sorry, maybe that ones too hard. How old am I? How long have I lived in the city? What are my hobbies? Whats my name? So you often find when Cassie meets these men. She very deliberately does nothing to invite their advances at all. And so when you look at Chriss performance. What I said to him as I said to everyone in this movie, really was, this is your movie. Youre the romantic hero. Youre the nice guy. And this is youre falling in love moment. Because you feel such a connection to this girl because you like her hair, and shes wearing a leopard print skirt, and shes in your apartment. So this must be love. And it definitely isnt anything else. Im a nice guy. You keep saying that, but you are not as rare as you think. You know how I know? With Carey, whos just kind of supernaturally talented. It was about both being incredibly real and grounded in the moment and in her rage and all of that. But its also being aware of what once the turn happens, what Neil thinks is going to happen, and what we the audience think can happen.

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With the energy of a symphony conductor, assistant professor Dr. Joshua Polanski moves his pointer between the exposed transverse cervical nerve, occipital triangle, and subclavian artery as "Specimen Nine" stares back at the assembled first-year dental students.

The students refer to textbooks and tablets, matching the printed and electronic diagrams to the actual anatomy. A question then prompts Polanski to lift Ninefrom the desk into the light and show the location of the vagus nerve. The students nod in affirmation and make notes as Nines gaze takes in the far side of the room.

Nineis one of 60 plastinated that is, specially preserved human specimens recently acquired by the School of Dental Medicine for its head and neck anatomy and neuroscience course. The specimens clearly present the bones, muscles, nerves, and vasculature of the head and neck.

This course fosters an understanding of head and neck anatomy and how it relates to and affects the oral cavity, said Polanski. Its very important that students see the variation that exists in the head and neck, so that they can understand that abnormal is not always pathological. I tell them, If something goes wrong, you cant blame the patient for not looking like the textbook.

UNLV School of Dental Medicine is one of a handful of dental schools in the country that uses plastinated specimens in its anatomy courses. The technique preserves organic matter indefinitely by replacing water and lipids with a curable plastic. The process renders human tissue dry, non-toxic, and odorless while retaining most of the original properties of the specimen, including color and precise weight.

The school currently has 38 heads displaying multiple cross-sections, two complete body specimens, four spines (two connected to brains), six hearts, and two forearms.

"Cadaver dissection is superior for certain clinical programs, but the plastinated specimens make for a time-saver in dental head and neck anatomy, said assistant professor Dr. Jessica Immonen. These specimens will last for decades."

After the specimens arrived earlier this summer, Polanski did wonder about the reaction her first class would have. Like cadavers, these teaching aids were once living people.

There was some initial hesitation among some of the first-year students.Most of it was because the plastinates were unexpected. They hadnt arrived when the students interviewed, so we didnt bring them up. They got over their reluctance pretty quickly, especially once they saw the jealousy among the other cohorts and heard those students talk about how helpful they felt the plastinates would have been.

The specimens have proven to give students crucial insights that aren't readily available from less hands-on materials.

Real human specimens are so much more effective for learning anatomy and human-to-human variation than atlases, and the plastinated specimens remove the two negative aspects of cadavers: their fragile nature and unpleasant smell," said Bingham Clawson, Class of 2024. "The plastinated specimens maintain fresh colors that are often lost as bodies age over time even with preservation procedures. They make identifying and distinguishing between the ever confusing structures of nerves, arteries, and veins so much easier.

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There are a lot of couples on Grey's Anatomy that stole the viewers' hearts. However, would fans say that Owen and Cristina are couple goals?

Cristina Yang and Owen Hunt were one of the most popular couples in the Grey's Anatomy universe. With intense passion and chemistry, these two brought to life an incredible love story. Even though Cristina left the show at the end of season ten, fans still count Yang and Hunt as one of the best relationships on Grey's Anatomy.

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While some fans consider Meredith and Derek to be relationship goals, some may argue that there is a strong case to be made for Cristina and Owen. However, that's not to say they didn't have their fair share of ups and downs as well.

Every moment they have spent at the vents was memorable, to say the least. Owen introduces her to this special space of his, which soon becomes a place of respite for each other. It's where they cry and laugh, and celebrate and love.

The fact that they had a special place of their own, where they would disappear to and where they liked to spent time together, was a clear indication of how deep their bond was.

Cristina had always made it very clear that her first priority is and always will be surgery. She had also told him about how Burke had chipped away at her identity, and that she would never let it happen again.

But when Owen told her to ignore Teddy's page, and she actually did it, Yang realized that she was letting it happen again. Cristina was probably the most emotional at this moment when she pointed out to Owen how he was starting to do the same thing to her.

Owen Hunt's introduction to Grey's Anatomy was quite spectacular. And their first kiss, even more. After pulling out the icicle from Cristina, Owen fixed her up and then turned to shut down the binds in her room.

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It was clear to fans at that very moment that this was a relationship to look out for. The intense chemistry they had right from that moment reflected the things to come.

When everything is said and done,the fact that Owen slept with someone else when married to Cristina was something that was heartbreaking. It was quite terrible on Owen's part to have done this to her and to them in the first place.

Their relationship was never quite the same after that incident took place. Even though Cristina forgave him finally, it was still a very difficult path for them from there.

When Owen talks about how he would have to pry away the scalpel from her hands when she's old, Cristina points out that it will be a struggle to get it from her old and dead hands. Owen proceeds to add that the point he was trying to make was that he wanted to be around her forty years from now. In a very casual manner, he makes clear his intentions of wanting to be with her very clear and it's a very cute and poignant moment.

When Teddy was threatening to leave the hospital and therefore quit teaching Cristina, Yang kept asking her what she could do to get her to stay. Teddy shouts out that she wanted Owen and Cristina responded that she can have him.

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Even though it was a reflex reaction and Cristina didn't mean it, the fact that she instinctively would prioritize her studying and surgery over Owen showed her level of commitment to Owen was lesser than to surgery.

When Cristina was nominated for a Harper Avery award, she was adamant that she would go for the ceremony alone. But as she reached the venue, she started freaking out and called up Meredith,leaving her a message saying that she wished Owen and Meredith were there with her.

As she entered the room, she was so happy on seeing Owen and Meredith actually there. Even though Owen and Cristina weren't together, he wanted to be there for her. It was an incredibly sweet gesture.

Cristina and Owen kept breaking up and getting back together, and it was basically because of the same exact issue that kept popping up in their relationship, which they never really sat down to sort.

They wanted very different things from life, and this proved to be a major obstacle in their relationship. Their inability to compromise or overcome their differences meant that no matter how much they loved each other, there was no way their relationship would have lasted.

Cristina's departure from the hospital was heartbreaking for everyone, but it was the worst for Owen. They had come to accept their love for each other even though they knew they had no future together.

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That final moment wherein Cristina waves at Owen who is in the OR, before leaving is so emotional for both of them. Their amicable breakup and genuine affection for each other was the ultimate proof of how they were relationship goals.

Even if fans could forgive Owen for cheating on Cristina, him publicly shouting at Cristina in front of all their friends claiming that she had killed their baby was quite unforgivable. In spite of holding her hand through the procedure after Cristina made explicit what she wanted, Owen later fumes and loses control as he shouted at her for the choice she made.

Even though he knew very clearly that Cristina didn't want kids, Owen was quite awful at this moment, proving that there just was too much they didn't see eye to eye on.

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Everyone believes that Meredith and Derek are Grey's Anatomy's best couple when, in reality, it is Ben and Bailey. They define relationship goals!

Grey's Anatomy features many outstanding friendships and relationships. But so many of the relationships on the show are fought with strife, or fizzle out after explosive beginnings. However, there is one relationship that has managed to stand the testament of time: Miranda Bailey and Ben Warren.

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These two headstrong characters form an unbeatable team that defines the term "relationship goals" in the Grey's Anatomy universe. With many cute moments between them, and other moments that show the depth and strength of their relationship, here are some ways in which they personify the phrase "relationship goals."

Ben Warren was probably the first person to take on Miranda in such a fashion. He stops her from just making assumptions on his behalf and very straightforwardly tells her to ask questions, which will be answered by him. They make their boundaries clear, and their plans and intentions clear as well.

When Bailey is afraid that this might lead to them just ending up as friends, Ben makes it clear that they won't. The clarity of their conversation and the communication between them lay a strong foundation for their relationship. Their first kiss is therefore reflective of all this, while also being filled with intense chemistry.

It is very clear that Tuck is of utmost priority to Miranda. So the fact that Ben was able to connect to him, and actually bond so well with him was something that meant a lot to Bailey. The three of them formed a very cute family unit and they were family goals as well. Ben fits into the dynamic between Bailey and her son quite well and this is a very important factor that makes their relationship so strong.

It is such an adorable moment when both these parents freak out when Tuck says that he has a "thing" with someone and puts his arm around a girl. They both discuss their plan of action and make the decision together that Ben would give the 'talk' to Tuck.

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This incident beautifully portrays their ability to be an incredible team and the strength of their relationship. And it's also a funny moment to see them both freak out in this manner.

When Bailey was struggling with her mental health, she asks to take a break from their relationship, wondering if it was Ben's job that was the thing giving her anxiety. But even when they were on a break, Bailey was constantly missing him and wanting him.

And even Ben couldn't stay away and boarded up the windows to their house when he knew about the snowstorm coming. Even when they are not technically together, they cannot but help but be concerned about each other.

The incredibly talented Miranda Bailey ends up being the first-ever female chief of the hospital. She is hardworking, persistent, and reaches heights that no one else had reached before.

Even though they had their fair share of highs and lows, Bailey excelled at her job and Ben was incredibly supportive of his high-achieving wife. They were quite the power couple with Ben being as ambitious as Bailey, albeit in different ways and in different trajectories of their career path as well.

The only issue Ben had with the situation was the fact that Bailey hadn't discussed the matter with him beforehand. Ben very quickly came to terms with it but they decide to never make big decisions without asking each other.

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Both of these are very reflective of the strength of the relationship. And the very small fight they have with Ben sleeping on the couch, and the manner in which they make up so quickly and so well shows what a strong but also goodcouple they were.

Nothing goes to plan on their wedding day, with Bailey deciding to perform emergency surgery on Adele and leaving Ben waiting. But, unlike her earlier experiences with her ex-husband, Ben is completely understanding of the situation and is in no way even mildly annoyed by the delay.

The immense amount of respect they have for each other is quite evident here with Bailey's belief in doing her work, and Ben's belief in her priorities as well. And even though their wedding ends up happening quite late, it is still an incredibly enjoyable occasion and the love they share was celebrated.

The way in which the proposal played out was incredibly typical of this couple. Ben had taken so much time to pull off a very cute surprise proposal, but because of Bailey rushing out to surgery before finishing breakfast, it had fallen quite flat.

When Bailey finds out that she had sort of spoiled Ben's proposal, she pulls off her own version of a proposal which is quite extreme as well. They both ended up proposing to each other and it was a very funny thing to have happened to this resolute couple.

After their engagement, Ben has moved to California making their relationship a long-distance one. So whenever Ben is in town, they are constantly spending every waking moment together in the hospital - to the point that they become the talk of the hospital.

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Especially amongst the new set of interns who have seen this version of Bailey in their first year, they start referring to her as Booty Call Bailey. Despite the unruly nickname they gave her, it was incredibly sweet to learn how happy and so in love they are with each other.

Bailey and Warren's relationship is not very simple or dreamlike. It takes genuine work and commitment to keep it going. There have been many highs and lows in their relationship, with Ben changing his field, moving away, becoming a firefighter, Miranda's difficulty with mental health, and so on.

But despite it all, they chose to be with each other every single time and that is what makes their relationship quite amazing. They have both survived it all and they still love each otherbutthat's what makes them relationship goals on the show.

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Kate Walsh has expressed her thoughts on returning to Grey Anatomy. The actor spoke to US Weekly and said that she is open to the idea. Kate Walsh played the role of Dr Addison Montgomery in the medical drama. Fans loved her role and the way she brought the character to life in the series.Hence the question for her return had been one of the questions among the fans of the show. Addressing the show and her return, Kate Walsh said that shewould love to return to the show.

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She told the above-mentioned news portal that currently she is in western Australia and therefore it would be a big trip for her to return to the show if they begin filming. She thus jovially quipped saying that it would be a big trip for her hence she would have to see if she can go through with it. However, the actor added that she is always open to it and that she is right there if the show needs her back. She continued to say that she knows she is quite far away from Los Angeles physically, however she wouldn't mind if her character returns through a call-in or a zoom call.

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Thus the actor jovially added a few pointers on how the makers could bring her back to the show. Kate Walsh played the role of Dr Addison from 2005 to 2012. She called the journey an epic piece of her life. She said that it was such an incredible run when she was on the show and she is aware that it changed so many lives. She affirmed that Grey's Anatomy as a show certainly changed her life for good as well. Speaking about Grey's Anatomy in general, Kate Walsh said that she was thrilled to be a part of the show for a long time. The character played by Kate got immensely popular to the point that the makers had a spin-off show named Private Practice, where the actor reprised her role between 2007 to 2013.

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Katherine Heigl recently appeared in a Netflix serieswith Sarah Chalke titledFirefly Lane.The drama series is based on the New York Times Bestselling book of the same name by Kristin Hannah and the story revolves around the lives oftwo best friends, who were both blessed and cursed by their choices. Katherine Heigl starred in the medical dramaGrey's Anatomyfrom 2005 until 2010 amidst which she faced a controversy that has stuck with her ever since.

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Kathrine Heigl's reputation took a hitafter she abstained from Emmy's nomination in 2008 for the supporting role in Grey's Anatomy. According to Meaww, in 2008 Heigl released a statement that she did not feel she was given the material in that season 4 to warrant an Emmy nomination and in an effort to maintain the integrity of the academy organization, she withdrew her name from contention. Even though she clarified that her statement had more to do with her own performance than the show's writing, the media did not stop paying close attention to her. Soon enough, she gained the reputation of being 'difficult' to work with.

Years after the incident in 2016, in an appearance on The Howard Stern Show, Heigl saidshe was not feeling very good about her work during that season.As a nominated actor, she was supposed to submit her work and she did not submit any because she could not find anything she felt good about. When the story of her opting out for Emmy blew up, she was really embarrassed by her statement and immediately apologized to the Grey Anatomys showrunner Shona Rhimes. Heigl clarified that she did not think it would become as much a big deal if she did not submit for the nomination. After it became huge news, she felt obliged to make a statement on it,which did notgo very well.During the interview, she mentioned that when she was working in an independent film, she was afraid of saying anything. She recalled wearing shoes that were too small because she was afraid to tellthe wardrobe that they werent big enough asshe did not want to be labelled difficult.

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Katherine Heigl was arguably one of the most famous television stars for the character of Dr. Izzie Stevens on Shonda Rhimes hit medical drama Greys Anatomy. This role brought her recognition and accolades including Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series in the year 2007. After sheoptedout of Emmy's nomination in 2008,it was rumoured that her contract could get terminated that year butshe said the final goodbye to the show in 2010.

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Julia Child changed the face of cooking shows. The wildly popular television personality learned to cook in France and became a sensation later in life. Before she started teaching Americans the wonder of French cuisine, she had an awe-inspiring life. Child attended boarding school and later Smith College, where she graduated in 1934. While Child is one of the schools real-life graduates, several fictitious characters call the school their Alma Mater. Smith College is referenced in pop culture rather often, actually.

Before Child moved into the culinary world and became a beloved television personality, she worked for the United States government. Her government work inadvertently led her to her husband and, eventually, her television career. Before all of that, she had to get an education, though.

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After being raised in Pasadena, California, Child moved to the East Coast to attend college. While at Smith College, Child played basketball, continuing her high school career that took advantage of her height. According to Smith College, Child graduated in 1934 with a degree in history.

Several well-respected schools were mentioned during the course of Gilmore Girls. While Yale was the most noted university, the show also gave nods to Princeton, Harvard, and Sarah Lawrence College. While Richard Gilmore was a Yale alum, his beloved wife, Emily Gilmore, attended Smith College.

Richard and Emily met while Richard was an undergraduate student at Yale and Emily was an undergraduate student at Smith. While neither mention exactly when they graduated, it can be assumed that the pair were in college in the 1960s. Yale didnt go coed until 1969. Until then, Smith was considered the schools sister college.

Emily Gilmore wasnt the only famous, fictitious character to attend Smith College. Charlotte York, the famed Sex and the City gallerina, mentioned the school multiple times during the shows six-season run. Funnily enough, only Charlotte and Miranda Hobbes said where they attended college. Miranda earned her law degree from Harvard University.

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Greys Anatomy has mentioned multiple schools during its lengthy run. Both East Coast and West Coast schools are represented. Cristina Yang, the Greys Anatomy character, earned her medical degree from Stanford University School of Medicine. Before she landed in California, she earned her undergraduate degree from Smith College.

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Roger Tuivasa-Sheck's time at the New Zealand Warriors has been a turbulent one. Photo / Photosport

When Roger Tuivasa-Sheck signed for the Warriors almost six years ago, it should have been the start of a golden era for the Mt Smart club. But it never quite happened.

A carousel of coaches and assistant coaches, the ownership saga and shareholder disputes, a constantly rotating roster, poor recruitment decisions and some injury misfortune have seen the Warriors mostly struggle since his arrival.

While Tuivasa-Sheck has delivered, he's been part of an organisation that hasn't been able to match his standards of dedication and professionalism.

Michael Burgess examines how it could have all been so different.

The 21-year-old was an emerging superstar. His switch to fullback at the Roosters had been a revelation and landing his signature, confirmed in April 2015, was a massive coup.

Tuivasa-Sheck saw the club's potential, as they had finished ninth in 2014, missing the finals on points differential. Alongside a desire to live in Auckland, Tuivasa-Sheck was sold on chief executive Jim Doyle's legacy pitch.

Doyle told him that while winning a grand final with the Roosters was special, being part of the first Warriors team to land the NRL premiership would still be talked about in "50 years".

The Warriors were flying high in mid-July 2015, fourth on the NRL ladder after a memorable win over the Storm.

But they lost Shaun Johnson with a season-ending ankle injury in the following game and never recovered, dropping their last eight matches in an awful run.

Instead of arriving at Mt Smart with something to build on and the club on a high, Tuivasa-Sheck walked into an environment with more questions than answers and coach Andrew McFadden under intense pressure.

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Tuivasa-Sheck had a short pre-season, coming off the 2015 Kiwis tour of England. He had carried a heavy load on that trip, with an added playmaking role in the absence of Johnson, Kieran Foran and Thomas Leuluai.

The Warriors lost their first three games, including a shock defeat to the Tigers, but then started to turn the corner, with Tuivasa-Sheck scoring the winning try to defeat his old club in Gosford.

That optimism turned sour in round seven, when the fullback tore his anterior cruciate ligament playing against the Bulldogs in Wellington.

"It's the cruel side of football we've certainly had more than our share of bad luck," noted McFadden.

Tuivasa-Sheck was desperately missed. The Warriors were still seventh equal in mid-August, despite three golden point defeats, but lost their last four matches to miss the playoffs by three points. McFadden was axed, replaced by Stephen Kearney.

The club's dogged pursuit of Foran ahead of the 2017 season like Sam Tomkins a few years before illustrated a misplaced obsession with the spine. It was also a major gamble, as the club hierarchy poured massive amounts of time, energy and resources into Foran, who was rehabilitating mentally and physically after his exit from Parramatta.

But more importantly, the most pressing need was a dominant leader in the pack.

It was symptomatic of decisions made between 2015 and 2019, when the Warriors were either unable or unwilling - to land the big fish they needed, to provide the platform for Tuivasa-Sheck's talents.

Instead, there were puzzling decisions; signing Kiwi international Gerard Beale, when they already had Peta Hiku and other centres and throwing big money at Adam Blair when, for all his qualities, he wasn't the yardage forward they required.

Coaches and management would talk tough, but it was the likes of Tuivasa-Sheck that had to battle behind a pack that rarely dominated.

"We don't have the biggest forward pack, but can still do damage with the forwards we have," said the diplomatic captain ahead of the 2020 season.

Tuivasa-Sheck was a surprise choice as skipper before the 2017 season.

Kearney correctly saw his potential, though it added to the burden for a marquee man who had barely played for the club.

While Tuivasa-Sheck embraced the role, it was a brutal season. Seven defeats in their first 11 games ended any playoff ambitions and they didn't win a game after the 23rd of June, with a club-record nine consecutive losses.

Playing on home soil, the tournament was meant to be a career highlight for Tuivasa-Sheck but it turned into a nightmare.

Coach David Kidwell was out of his depth and defections, injuries and withdrawals severely weakened the Kiwis squad, who were beaten by Tonga then stunned by Fiji.

After witnessing the fervour, hype and packed stadiums that had greeted the British Lions tour earlier that year, Tuivasa-Sheck noted the contrast playing in front of a half-empty Wellington stadium for the miserable quarter-final loss.

The Warriors had high hopes playing in their first finals match since 2011, but they evaporated when Tuivasa-Sheck limped off in the 28th minute against Penrith.

The team was already struggling the forward pack couldn't assert themselves and halves Johnson and Blake Green were poor but were only trailing 14-12, before the loss of their talismanic captain.

Tuivasa-Sheck, who had become the first Warrior to claim the Dally M medal, had a wonderful season, setting the tone in the first game with an incredible defensive stop against the Rabbitohs.

Tuivasa-Sheck played in nine playoff matches at the Roosters but has only one finals appearance for the Warriors.

Johnson's departure had massive ramifications.

It remains one of the biggest strategic blunders in the club's history; even if it was decided Johnson wasn't the long-term option, to engineer a situation where the halfback demanded an early release was a lose-lose situation.

Instead of building on 2018 where the club finished two points behind the minor premiers the Warriors floundered.

Their attack lost creativity and punch without Johnson the right edge had been near unstoppable in 2018 and Tuivasa-Sheck had to carry an increased burden, as the major source of offensive inspiration.

It was meant to be a consolidation year, with another finals appearance, but they were out of the picture in 13th place.

The 2019 failure meant Kearney, the football staff and the team were under more pressure, especially with ambitious new owner Mark Robinson.

But Tuivasa-Sheck didn't shirk; instead he wrote a three-page plan, which he presented to chief executive Cameron George and other management staff.

"I wrote my own report about how I see the club going, and how I was going," he said in January 2020.

"I took the way we went [in 2019] really personally and really want us to do better."

The Covid-19 pandemic, then the abrupt sacking of Kearney, caused major upheaval for the Warriors but also exhibited the qualities of Tuivasa-Sheck.

His leadership was outstanding, and his playing standards never dropped, as they transformed into a more consistent outfit under Todd Payten.

But it was probably the final straw for Tuivasa-Sheck.

As well as being marooned away from his family, he carried a captaincy load unmatched in the NRL.

Tuivasa-Sheck enjoys that challenge, but the thought of several more years of upheaval was maybe too much to contemplate.

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