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SEASON ONE

1	1-01	March 27, 2005	“A Hard Day’s Night”
2	1-02	April 03, 2005	“The First Cut Is the Deepest”
3	1-03	April 10, 2005	“Winning a Battle, Losing the War”
4	1-04	April 17, 2005	“No Man’s Land”
5	1-05	April 24, 2005	“Shake Your Groove Thing”
6	1-06	May 01, 2005	“If Tomorrow Never Comes”
7	1-07	May 08, 2005	“The Self-Destruct Button”
8	1-08	May 15, 2005	“Save Me”
9	1-09	May 22, 2005	“Who’s Zoomin’ Who?”

SEASON TWO

10	2-01	September 25, 2005	“Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head”
11	2-02	October 2, 2005	“Enough Is Enough (No More Tears)”
12	2-03	October 9, 2005	“Make Me Lose Control”
13	2-04	October 16, 2005	“Deny, Deny, Deny”
14	2-05	October 23, 2005	“Bring the Pain”
15	2-06	October 30, 2005	“Into You Like a Train”
16	2-07	November 6, 2005	“Something to Talk About”
17	2-08	November 13, 2005	“Let It Be”
18	2-09	November 20, 2005	“Thanks for the Memories”
19	2-10	November 27, 2005	“Much Too Much”
20	2-11	December 4, 2005	“Owner of a Lonely Heart”
21	2-12	December 11, 2005	“Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer”
22	2-13	January 15, 2006	“Begin the Begin”
23	2-14	January 22, 2006	“Tell Me Sweet Little Lies”
24	2-15	January 29, 2006	“Break on Through”
25	2-16	Febrary 5, 2006	“It’s the End of the World”
26	2-17	Febrary 12, 2006	“As We Know it”
27	2-18	Febrary 19, 2006	“Yesterday”
28	2-19	Febrary 26, 2006	“What Have I Done to Deserve This?”
29	2-20	March 12, 2006	“Band-Aid Covers the Bullet Hole”
30	2-21	March 19, 2006	“Superstition”
31	2-22	April 2, 2006	“The Name of the Game”
32	2-23	April 30, 2006	“Blues for Sister Someone”
33	2-24	May 7, 2006	“Blues for Sister Someone”
34	2-25	May 14, 2006	“17 Seconds”
35	2-26	May 15, 2006	“Deterioration of the Fight or Flight Response”
36	2-27	May 15, 2006	“Losing My Religion”

SEASON THREE

37	3-01	September 21, 2006	“Time Has Come Today”
38	3-02	September 28, 2006	“I Am a Tree”
39	3-03	October 5, 2006	“Sometimes a Fantasy”
40	3-04	October 12, 2006	“What I Am”
41	3-05	October 19, 2006	“Oh, the Guilt”
42	3-06	November 2, 2006	“Let the Angels Commit”
43	3-07	November 9, 2006	“Where the Boys Are”
44	3-08	November 16, 2006	“Staring at the Sun”
45	3-09	November 23, 2006	“From a Whisper to a Scream”
46	3-10	November 30, 2006	“Don’t Stand So Close to Me”
47	3-11	January 11, 2007	“Six Days (1)”
48	3-12	January 18, 2007	“Six Days (2)”
49	3-13	January 25, 2007	“Great Expectations”
50	3-14	February 1, 2007	“Wishin’ and Hopin'”
51	3-15	Febrary 8, 2007	“Walk on Water”
52	3-16	Febrary 15, 2007	“Drowning on Dry Land”
53	3-17	Febrary 22, 2007	“Some Kind of Miracle”
54	3-18	March 15, 2007	“Scars and Souvenirs”
55	3-19	March 22, 2007	“My Favorite Mistake”
56	3-20	April 19, 2007	“Time After Time”
57	3-21	April 26, 2007	“Desire”
58	3-22	May 3, 2007	“The Other Side of This Life (1)”
59	3-23	May 3, 2007	“The Other Side of This Life (2)”
60	3-24	May 10, 2007	“Testing 1-2-3”
61	3-25	May 17, 2007	“Didn’t We Almost Have It All”

SEASON FOUR

62	4-01	September 27, 2007	“A Change Is Gonna Come”
63	4-02	October 4, 2007	“Love/Addiction”
64	4-03	October 11, 2007	“Let the Truth Sting”
65	4-04	October 18, 2007	“The Heart of the Matter”
66	4-05	October 25, 2007	“Haunt You Every Day”
67	4-06	November 1, 2007	“Kung Fu Fighting”
68	4-07	November 8, 2007	“Physical Attraction… Chemical Reaction”
69	4-08	November 15, 2007	“Forever Young”
70	4-09	November 22, 2007	“Crash Into Me (1)”
71	4-10	December 6, 2007	“Crash Into Me (2)”
72	4-11	January 10, 2008	“Lay Your Hands on Me”
73	4-12	April 24, 2008	“Where the Wild Things Are”
74	4-13	May 1, 2008	“Piece of My Heart”
75	4-14	May 8, 2008	“The Becoming”
76	4-15	May 15, 2008	“Losing My Mind”
77	4-16	May 22, 2008	“Freedom (1)”
78	4-17	May 22, 2008	“Freedom (2)”

SEASON FIVE

79	5-01	September 25, 2008	“Dream a Little Dream of Me (1)”
80	5-02	September 25, 2008	“Dream a Little Dream of Me (1)”
81	5-03	October 9, 2008	“Here Comes the Flood”
82	5-04	October 16, 2008	“Brave New World”
83	5-05	October 23, 2008	“There’s No ‘I’ in Team”
84	5-06	October 30, 2008	“Life During Wartime”
85	5-07	November 6, 2008	“Rise Up”
86	5-08	November 13, 2008	“These Ties That Bind”
87	5-09	November 20, 2008	“In the Midnight Hour”
88	5-10	December 4, 2008	“All by Myself”
89	5-11	January 8, 2009	“Wish You Were Here”
90	5-12	January 15, 2009	“Sympathy for the Devil”
91	5-13	January 22, 2009	“Stairway to Heaven”
92	5-14	February 5, 2009	“Beat Your Heart Out”
93	5-15	Febrary 12, 2009	“Before and After”
94	5-16	Febrary 19, 2009	“An Honest Mistake”
95	5-17	March 12, 2009	“I Will Follow You Into the Dark”
96	5-18	March 19, 2009	“Stand by Me”
97	5-19	March 26, 2009	“Elevator Love Letter”
98	5-20	April 23, 2009	“Sweet Surrender”
99	5-21	April 30, 2009	“No Good at Saying Sorry”
100	5-22	May 7, 2009	“What a Difference a Day Makes”
101	5-23	May 14, 2009	“Here’s to the Future”
102	5-24	May 14, 2009	“Now or Never”

SEASON SIX

103	6-01	September 24, 2009	“Good Mourning”
104	6-02	September 24, 2009	“Goodbye”
105	6-03	October 1, 2009	“I Always Feel Like Somebody’s Watchin’ Me”
106	6-04	October 8, 2009	“Tainted Obligation”
107	6-05	October 15, 2009	“Invasion”
108	6-06	October 22, 2009	“I Saw What I Saw”
109	6-07	October 29, 2009	“Give Peace a Chance”
110	6-08	November 5, 2009	“Invest in Love”
111	6-09	November 12, 2009	“New History”
112	6-10	November 19, 2009	“Holidaze”
113	6-11	January 14, 2010	“Blink”
114	6-12	January 21, 2010	“I Like You So Much Better When You’re Naked”
115	6-13	February 4, 2010	“State of Love and Trust”
116	6-14	Febrary 11, 2010	“Valentine’s Day Massacre”
117	6-15	Febrary 18, 2010	“The Time Warp”
118	6-16	March 4, 2010	“Perfect Little Accident”
119	6-17	March 11, 2010	“Push”
120	6-18	March 25, 2010	“Suicide Is Painless”
121	6-19	April 1, 2010	“Sympathy for the Parents”
122	6-20	April 29, 2010	“Hook, Line, and Sinner”
123	6-21	May 6, 2010	“How Insensitive”
124	6-22	May 13, 2010	“Shiny Happy People”
125	6-23	May 20, 2010	“Sanctuary”
126	6-23	May 20, 2010	“Death and All His Friends”

SEASON SEVEN

127	7-01	September 23, 2010	“With You I’m Born Again”
128	7-02	September 30, 2010	“Shock to the System”
129	7-03	October 7, 2010	“Superfreak”
130	7-04	October 14, 2010	“Can’t Fight Biology”
131	7-05	October 21, 2010	“Almost Grown”
132	7-06	October 28, 2010	“These Arms of Mine”
133	7-07	November 4, 2010	“That’s Me Trying”
134	7-08	November 11, 2010	“Something’s Gotta Give”
135	7-09	November 18, 2010	“Slow Night, So Long”
136	7-10	December 2, 2010	“Adrift and at Peace”
137	7-11	January 6, 2011	“Disarm”
138	7-12	January 13, 2011	“Start Me Up”
139	7-13	Febrary 3, 2011	“Don’t Deceive Me”
140	7-14	Febrary 10, 2011	“P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)”
141	7-15	Febrary 17, 2011	“Golden Hour”
142	7-16	Febrary 24, 2011	“Not Responsible”
143	7-17	March 24, 2011	“This Is How We Do It”
144	7-18	March 31, 2011	“Song Beneath the Song”
145	7-19	April 28, 2011	“It’s a Long Way Back”
146	7-20	May 5, 2011	“White Wedding”
147	7-21	May 12, 2011	“I Will Survive”
148	7-22	May 19, 2011	“Unaccompanied Minor”

SEASON EIGHT

149	8-01	September 22, 2011	“Free Falling”
150	8-02	September 22, 2011	“She’s Gone”
151	8-03	September 29, 2011	“Take the Lead”
152	8-04	October 6, 2011	“What Is It About Men”
153	8-05	October 13, 2011	“Love, Loss and Legacy”
154	8-06	October 20, 2011	“Poker Face”
155	8-07	October 27, 2011	“Put Me In, Coach”
156	8-08	November 3, 2011	“Heart-Shaped Box”
157	8-09	November 10, 2011	“Dark Was the Night”
158	8-10	January 5, 2012	“Suddenly”
159	8-11	January 12, 2012	“This Magic Moment”
160	8-12	January 19, 2012	“Hope for the Hopeless”
161	8-13	Febrary 2, 2012	“If/then”
162	8-14	Febrary 9, 2012	“All You Need Is Love”
163	8-15	Febrary 16, 2012	“Have You Seen Me Lately?”
164	8-16	Febrary 23, 2012	“If Only You Were Lonely”
165	8-17	March 15, 2012	“One Step Too Far”
166	8-18	April 5, 2012	“The Lion Sleeps Tonight”
167	8-19	April 12, 2012	“Support System”
168	8-20	April 19, 2012	“The Girl with No Name”
169	8-21	April 26, 2012	“Moment of Truth”
170	8-22	May 3, 2012	“Let the Bad Times Roll”
171	8-23	May 10, 2012	“Migration”
172	8-24	May 17, 2012	“Flight”

SEASON NINE

173	9-01	September 27, 2012	“Going, Going, Gone”
174	9-02	October 4, 2012	“Remember the Time”
175	9-03	October 18, 2012	“Love the One You’re With”
176	9-04	October 25, 2012	“I Saw Her Standing There”
177	9-05	November 8, 2012	“Beautiful Doom”
178	9-06	November 15, 2012	“Second Opinion”
179	9-07	November 29, 2012	“I Was Made for Lovin’ You”
180	9-08	December 6, 2012	“Love Turns You Upside Down”
181	9-09	December 13, 2012	“Run, Baby, Run”
182	9-10	January 10, 2013	“Things We Said Today”
183	9-11	January 17, 2013	“The End Is the Beginning Is the End”
184	9-12	January 24, 2013	“Walking on a Dream”
185	9-13	January 31, 2013	“Bad Blood”
186	9-14	Febrary 7, 2013	“The Face of Change”
187	9-15	Febrary 14, 2013	“Hard Bargain”
188	9-16	Febrary 21, 2013	“This Is Why We Fight”
189	9-17	March 14, 2013	“Transplant Wasteland”
190	9-18	March 21, 2013	“Idle Hands”
191	9-19	March 28, 2013	“Can’t Fight This Feeling”
192	9-20	April 4, 2013	“She’s Killing Me”
193	9-21	April 25, 2013	“Sleeping Monster”
194	9-22	May 9, 2013	“Do You Believe in Magic”
195	9-23	May 9, 2013	“Readiness Is All”
196	9-24	May 16, 2013	“Perfect Storm”

SEASON TEN

197	10-01	September 26, 2013	“Seal Our Fate”
198	10-02	September 26, 2013	“I Want You with Me”
199	10-03	October 3, 2013	“Everybody’s Crying Mercy”
200	10-04	October 10, 2013	“Puttin’ on the Ritz”
201	10-05	October 17, 2013	“I Bet It Stung”
202	10-06	October 24, 2013	“Map of You”
203	10-07	October 31, 2013	“Thriller”
204	10-08	November 7, 2013	“Two Against One”
205	10-09	November 14, 2013	“Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word”
206	10-10	November 21, 2013	“Somebody That I Used to Know”
207	10-11	December 5, 2013	“Man on the Moon”
208	10-12	December 12, 2013	“Get Up, Stand Up”
209	10-13	Febrary 27, 2014	“Take It Back”
210	10-14	March 6, 2014	“You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away”
211	10-15	March 13, 2014	“Throwing It All Away”
212	10-16	March 20, 2014	“We Gotta Get Out of This Place”
213	10-17	March 27, 2014	“Do You Know?”
214	10-18	April 3, 2014	“You Be Illin'”
215	10-19	April 10, 2014	“I’m Winning”
216	10-20	April 17, 2014	“Go It Alone”
217	10-21	April 24, 2014	“Change of Heart”
218	10-22	May 1, 2014	“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”
219	10-23	May 8, 2014	“Everything I Try to Do, Nothing Seems to Turn Out Right”
220	10-24	May 15, 2014	“Feat (of the Unknown)”

SEASON ELEVEN

221	11-01	September 25, 2014	“I Must Have Lost It on the Wind”
222	11-02	October 2, 2014	“Puzzle with a Piece Missing”
223	11-03	October 9, 2014	“Got to Be Real”
224	11-04	October 16, 2014	“Only Mama Knows”
225	11-05	October 23, 2014	“Bend and Break”
226	11-06	November 6, 2014	“Don’t Let’s Start”
227	11-07	November 13, 2014	“Could We Start Again, Please?”
228	11-08	November 20, 2014	“Risk”
229	11-09	January 29, 2015	“Where Do We Go from Here”
230	11-10	Febrary 5, 2015	“The Bed’s Too Big Without You”
231	11-11	Febrary 12, 2015	“All I Could Do Was Cry”
232	11-12	Febrary 19, 2015	“The Great Pretender”
233	11-13	Febrary 26, 2015	“Staring at the End”
234	11-14	March 5, 2015	“The Distance”
235	11-15	March 12, 2015	“I Feel the Earth Move”
236	11-16	March 19, 2015	“Don’t Dream It’s Over”
237	11-17	March 26, 2015	“With or Without You”
238	11-18	April 2, 2015	“When I Grow Up”
239	11-19	April 9, 2015	“Crazy Love”
240	11-20	April 16, 2015	“One Flight Down”
241	11-21	April 23, 2015	“How to Save a Life”
242	11-22	April 30, 2015	“She’s Leaving Home”
243	11-23	May 7, 2015	“Time Stops”
244	11-24	May 14, 2015	“You’re My Home”

SEASON TWELVE

245	12-01	September 24, 2015	“Sledgehammer”
246	12-02	October 1, 2015	“Walking Tall”
247	12-03	October 8, 2015	“I Choose You”
248	12-04	October 15, 2015	“Old Time Rock and Roll”
249	12-05	October 22, 2015	“Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner”
250	12-06	November 5, 2015	“The Me Nobody Knows”
251	12-07	November 12, 2015	“Something Against You”
252	12-08	November 19, 2015	“Things We Lost in the Fire”
253	12-09	Febrary 11, 2016	“The Sound of Silence”
254	12-10	Febrary 18, 2016	“All I Want Is You”
255	12-11	Febrary 25, 2016	“Unbreak My Heart”
256	12-12	March 3, 2016	“My Next Life”
257	12-13	March 10, 2016	“All Eyez on Me”
258	12-14	March 17, 2016	“Odd Man Out”
259	12-15	March 24, 2016	“I Am Not Waiting Anymore”
260	12-16	March 31, 2016	“When It Hurts So Bad”
261	12-17	April 7, 2016	“I Wear the Face”
262	12-18	April 14, 2016	“There’s a Fine, Fine Line”
263	12-19	April 14, 2016	“It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)”
264	12-20	April 21, 2016	“Triger Happy”
265	12-21	April 28, 2016	“You’re Gonna Need Someone on Your Side”
266	12-22	May 5, 2016	“Mama Tried”
267	12-23	May 12, 2016	“At Last”
268	12-24	May 19, 2016	“Family Affair”

SEASON THIRTEEN

269	13-01	September 2, 2016	“Undo”
270	13-02	September 29, 2016	“Catastrophe and the Cure”
271	13-03	October 6, 2016	“I Ain’t No Miracle Worker”
272	13-04	October 13, 2016	“Falling Slowly”
273	13-05	October 20, 2016	“Both Sides Now”
274	13-06	October 27, 2016	“Roar”
275	13-07	November 3, 2016	“Why Try to Change Me Now”
276	13-08	November 10, 2016	“The Room Where It Happens”
277	13-09	November 17, 2016	“You Haven’t Done Nothin'”
278	13-10	January 26, 2017	“You Can Look (But You’d Better Not Touch)”
279	13-11	Febrary 2, 2017	“Jukebox Hero”
280	13-12	Febrary 9, 2017	“None of Your Business”
281	13-13	Febrary 16, 2017	“It Only Gets Much Worse”
282	13-14	Febrary 23, 2017	“Back Where You Belong”
283	13-15	March 9, 2017	“Civil War”
284	13-16	March 16, 2017	“Who is He (And What is He to You)?”
285	13-17	March 23, 2017	“Till I Hear It from You”
286	13-18	March 30, 2017	“Be Still, My Soul”
287	13-19	April 6, 2017	“What’s Inside”
288	13-20	April 13, 2017	“In the Air Tonight”
289	13-21	April 27, 2017	“Don’t Stop Me Now”
290	13-22	May 4, 2017	“Leave It Inside”
291	13-23	May 11, 2017	“True Colors”
292	13-24	May 18, 2017	“Ring of Fire”

SEASON FOURTEEN

293	14-01	September 28, 2017	“Break Down the House”
294	14-02	September 28, 2017	“Get Off on the Pain”
295	14-03	October 5, 2017	“Go Big or Go Home”
296	14-04	October 12, 2017	“Ain’t That a Kick in the Head”
297	14-05	October 26, 2017	“Danger Zone”
298	14-06	November 2, 2017	“Come on Down to My Boat, Baby”
299	14-07	November 9, 2017	“Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story”
300	14-08	November 16, 2017	“Out of Nowhere”
301	14-09	January 18, 2018	“1-800-799-7233”
302	14-10	January 25, 2018	“Personal Jesus”
303	14-11	Febrary 1, 2018	“(Don’t Fear) the Reaper”
304	14-12	Febrary 8, 2018	“Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger”
305	14-13	March 1, 2018	“You Really Got a Hold on Me”
306	14-14	March 8, 2018	“Games People Play”
307	14-15	March 15, 2018	“Old Scars, Future Hearts”
308	14-16	March 22, 2018	“Caught Somewhere in Time”
309	14-17	March 29, 2018	“One Day Like This”
310	14-18	April 5, 2018	“Hold Back the River”
311	14-19	April 12, 2018	“Beautiful Dreamer”
312	14-20	April 19, 2018	“Judgment Day”
313	14-21	April 26, 2018	“Bad Reputation”
314	14-22	May 3, 2018	“Fight for Your Mind”
315	14-23	May 10, 2018	“Cold as Ice”
316	14-24	May 17, 2018	“All of Me”

SEASON FIFTEEN

317	15-01	September 27, 2018	“With a Wonder and a Wild Desire”
318	15-02	September 27, 2018	“Broken Together”
319	15-03	October 4, 2018	“Gut Feeling”
320	15-04	October 11, 2018	“Momma Knows Best”
321	15-05	October 25, 2018	“Everyday Angel”
322	15-06	November 1, 2018	“Flowers Grow Out of My Grave”
323	15-07	November 8, 2018	“Anybody Have a Map?”
324	15-08	November 15, 2018	“Blowin’ in the Wind”
325	15-09	January 17, 2019	“Shelter from the Storm”
326	15-10	January 24, 2019	“Help, I’m Alive”
327	15-11	January 31, 2019	“The Winner Takes It All”
328	15-12	Febrary 7, 2019	“Girlfriend in a Coma”
329	15-13	Febrary 14, 2019	“I Walk the Line”
330	15-14	Febrary 21, 2019	“I Want a New Drug”
331	15-15	Febrary 28, 2019	“We Didn’t Start the Fire”
332	15-16	March 7, 2019	“Blood and Water”
333	15-17	March 14, 2019	“And Dream of Sheep”
334	15-18	March 21, 2019	“Add It Up”
335	15-19	March 28, 2019	“Silent All These Years”
336	15-20	April 4, 2019	“The Whole Package”
337	15-21	April 11, 2019	“Good Shepherd”
338	15-22	April 18, 2019	“Head Over High Heels”
339	15-23	May 2, 2019	“What I Did for Love”
340	15-24	May 9, 2019	“Drawn to the Blood”
341	15-25	May 16, 2019	“Jump Into the Fog”

SEASON SIXTEEN

342	16-01	September 26, 2019	“Nothing Left to Cling To”
343	16-02	October 3, 2019	“Back in the Saddle”
344	16-03	October 10, 2019	“Runited”
345	16-04	October 17, 2019	“It’s Raining Men”
346	16-05	October 24, 2019	“Breathe Again”
347	16-06	October 31, 2019	“Whistlin’ Past the Graveyard”
348	16-07	November 7, 2019	“Papa Don’t Preach”
349	16-08	November 14, 2019	“My Shot”
350	16-09	November 21, 2019	“Let’s All Go to the Bar”
351	16-10	January 23, 2020	“Help Me Through the Night”
352	16-11	January 30, 2020	“A Hard Pill to Swallow”
353	16-12	Febrary 6, 2020	“The Last Supper”
354	16-13	Febrary 13, 2020	“Save the Last Dance for Me”
355	16-14	Febrary 20, 2020	“A Diagnosis”
356	16-15	Febrary 27, 2020	“Snowblind”
357	16-16	March 5, 2020	“Leave a Light On”
358	16-17	March 12, 2020	“Life on Mars?”
359	16-18	March 19, 2020	“Give a Little Bit”
360	16-19	March 26, 2020	“Love of My Life”
361	16-20	April 2, 2020	“Sing It Again”
362	16-21	April 9, 2020	“Put on a Happy Face”

SEASON SEVENTEEN

363	17-01	November 12, 2020	“All Tomorrow’s Parties”
364	17-02	November 12, 2020	“The Center Won’t Hold”
365	17-03	November 19, 2020	“My Happy Ending”
366	17-04	December 3, 2020	“You’ll Never Walk Alone”
367	17-05	December 10, 2020	“Fight the Power”
368	17-06	December 17, 2020	“No Time for Despair”
369	17-07	March 11, 2021	“Helplessly Hoping”
370	17-08	March 18, 2021	“It’s All Too Much”
371	17-09	March 25, 2021	“In My Life”
372	17-10	April 1, 2021	“Breathe”
373	17-11	April 8, 2021	“Sorry Doesn’t Always Make It Right”
374	17-12	April 15, 2021	“Sign o’ the Times”
375	17-13	April 22, 2021	“Good as Hell”
376	17-14	May 6, 2021	“Look Up Child”
377	17-15	May 20, 2021	“Tradition”
378	17-16	May 27, 2021	“I’m Still Standing”
379	17-17	June 3, 2021	“Someone Saved My Life”

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Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) Meredith is the central character and narrates most of the shows. She began as an intern and is now a resident. She has had an off and on romance with Derek Shepherd, and they finally got married by post-it note. She calls herself “dark and stormy,” mostly due to issues with her alcoholic absent father who she feels abandoned her many years ago. She also had difficulty reconciling her mother’s long-term affair with Chief of surgery Richard Webber. She is best friends with Cristina Yang and they refer to each other as “my person.” She has a half sister named Lexie and she had difficulty accepting her when she first came to Seattle Grace Hospital, but they have slowly grown closer.

Christina Yang Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) Cristina is a cardiothoracic surgery resident who is an overachiever. Her life revolves around surgery and she has been known to put surgery before the relationships in her life. She is best friends with Meredith Grey. For some time, she had a serious relationship with Preston Burke but he left her on their wedding day. She is currently in a relationship with Owen Hunt. He had a relationship with Teddy Altman in Iraq and there is a bit of a love triangle between the three. Cristina offers to give Owen to Teddy in order to scrub in on surgery with Altman as her teacher. She later works through this with Owen.

Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) – He was originally the head of neurosurgery but took over as chief of surgery when Dr. Webber was “demoted” due to his alcohol issues. He was nicknamed “McDreamy” by the girls. He came to Seattle Grace to get away from his ex-wife Addison, who cheated on him with his best friend Mark Sloan. He began an on-and-off-again relationship with Meredith and they recently ended up marrying by post it note. He has been having issues with Webber since he went to the hospital board about Webber’s drinking problem, resulting in his demotion. They have been able to come to a truce and appear to be helping each other through their trials in their new positions.

Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) – Alex grew up in an unstable home. He continuously had to protect his mother from his father, who was abusive. He had numerous flings with different women at Seattle Grace Hospital until he met a patient named Ava. She came in with amnesia and he took care of her, eventually falling in love. Ava left and later spent some time in a mental hospital and they end up going their separate ways. He later begins to date Izzie and they got married while she was in the hospital with cancer. After she was let go from Seattle Grace for performing an incorrect procedure on a renal patient, causing her to code and almost die. She then disappeared and left him floundering. He started sleeping with Lexie.

Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) – She is the attending general surgeon at Seattle Grace Hospital. She was always supportive to Chief Webber especially because she wasn’t afraid to tell him like it is. She is well-known for her tough and domineering attitude and earned the nickname The Nazi. She comes across as tough but has softened toward the residents as she has formed relationships with them. The long hours spent at work caused problems between her and her husband and they ended up divorcing. Recently she has started to date Ben Warren (Jason George).

Richard Webber (James Pickens, Jr.) – He was the original Chief of Surgery at Seattle Grace Hospital. Years ago, he had an affair with Meredith’s mom (Ellis Grey), and the affair contributes to the tension between him and Meredith at work. He struggled with alcoholism in the past and when Seattle Grace and Mercy West merged, it caused him much stress and he ended up falling off the wagon. Derek Shepherd reported him to the hospital board, and he was subsequently demoted back to surgeon and told to get help for his alcoholism. Shepherd took over as acting chief in his absence and there has been a lot of tension between the two because Webber does not like the way Shepherd has been running the hospital. Being back in the OR reminds him of his love for surgery and he and Shepherd have come to a truce of sorts. Webber has been offering advice on how to deal with the administrative end of the job.

Mark Sloan (Eric Dane) – Mark is the head of plastic surgery. His character ways was a playboy and he even had an affair with Addison Montgomery Shepherd (Derek’s wife), which ruined his friendship with Shepherd for quite some time. The femlales at Seattle Grace nicknamed “McSteamy.”. He started to date Lexie Grey and the relationship turned serious when they decided to move in together. He found out he had an 18 year old pregnant daughter when she showed up on his doorstep, and Lexie had a difficult time adjusting to the thought of “playing mom.” His daughter’s name is Sloan as well and he is excited about being a granddad but Sloan wants to give the baby up for adoption. She ends up leaving without telling him and he really feels the loss. He starts dating Teddy Altman but explains that he doesn’t want a fling, he wants a family, which is opposite of everything he has been up to this point.

Alexandra Grey Alexandra ‘Lexie” Grey (Chyler Leigh) – She is resident and half-sister to Meredith (same father). She is known for her photographic memory. Initially, she and Meredith did not get along but have slowly grown closer. She dated Mark Sloan for quite some time but it ended when his 18 year old daughter showed up at his door pregnant and moved in with them. He was excited about being a grandfather and began to envision a whole family that Lexie was not ready for. She bolted and took solace in sleeping with Alex Karev, neither of which is looking for anything serious. She found out that Sloan moved on with Teddy Altman and she was upset.

Teddy Altman (Kim Raver) – She is the head of cardiothoracic surgery at Seattle Grace. She knows Owen Hunt from the past because they served together in Iraq. They were in love and she is still in love with him although he is dating Cristina Yang. She is tough on Yang in surgery and has different teaching methods than what we are used to, but Yang wants to scrub in on as many surgeries with her that she can. Yang offered to trade Owen if she would allow her to scrub in on surgery. Teddy told Owen this, causing issues between him and Yang. Currently she is dating Mark Sloan and they are taking it slowly.

Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd) – He is the head of trauma surgery and Yang’s current boyfriend. He suffers from PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder) from his time in Iraq and because of this he almost kills Yang when he chokes her in his sleep. Yang becomes afraid of him so he seeks therapy and they are able repair their relationship. He struggles with memories of Iraq and his time with Altman and their relationship. He and Yang have a stormy relationship and it almost ends when she offers to give him to Altman in trade for more surgery opportunities.

Arizona Robbins (Jessica Capshaw) – She is the head of pediatric surgery. She appears calm and able to counsel others through highly emotional situations. She is currently dating Callie Torres and has helped her with ‘coming out’ to her dad, although it doesn’t go well at all. Callie wants kids and she adamantly does not, so this is a point of contention for their relationship.

Calliope Torres Calliope “Callie” Torres (Sara Ramirez) – She is an attending orthopaedic surgeon. She got married to George O’Malley but they divorced because he realized he was in love with Izzie. Callie started a relationship with Erica Hahn but it was cut short when Hahn left the hospital over the lack of punishment for Izzie. She has since met Arizona Robbins and they are dating. She “came out” to her dad, who was not happy, but after cutting her off from his money and not speaking to her, he has begun to come around. She and Arizona have discussed children and Arizona vehemently does not want them. Callie is upset and ready to end the relationship because she realizes that she absolutely does want children.

Addison Montgomery Shepherd (Kate Walsh) – Former head of OB/GYN and Neonatal Surgery. She was married to Derek Shepherd but they got divorced due to her infidelity with his best friend Mark Sloan. She transferred to Seattle Grace and attempted to get back together with Derek, but she finally realized he was in love with Meredith and ended up leaving Seattle Grace (she is currently on the spinoff show Private Practice). She occasionally makes guest appearances on Grey’s Anatomy.

Izzie Stevens Isobel “Izzie” Stevens (Katherine Heigl) – Izzie grew up poor and gave a daughter up for adoption when she was 16. She started as an intern at Seattle Grace where she met Denny Duquette, a patient she fell in love with. He needed a heart transplant and he was not going to get one in time, so she purposely cut his LVAD wires, causing him to die. She almost lost her job over this and spiraled into a deep depression. She began dating Alex Karev and their relationship had its ups and downs. She was diagnosed with metastatic melanoma and had to undergo rigorous treatment. They ended up marrying in the hospital and she underwent surgery, surviving the treatment. Once back to work, she accidentally induced hyperkalaemia in a patient slated for renal transplant and therefore lost her job. She left Seattle Grace without a word to anyone, especially her husband Alex and has reappeared occasionally. She and Karev have since separated and she is working at another hospital.

George O'Malley George O’Malley (T. R. Knight) – George is an intern who was originally infatuated with Meredith. They ended up sleeping together and she cried, humiliating him. They were able to get past that and remain close friends. He was always close friends with Izzie as well. He began to date Callie Torres, and they ended up getting married. He began to develop feelings for Izzie, and therefore broke it off with Callie. They attempted a relationship but realized they were better off as friends. He died when he tried to save a girl from being hit by a bus and ended up getting hit instead.

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Grey’s Anatomy Cast List

Posted on July 3, 2021August 13, 2021 by Nancy

Who Plays whom?

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Dr. Meredith Grey…Ellen Pompeo

Dr. Alex Karev…Justin Chambers

Dr. Miranda Bailey…Chandra Wilson

Dr. Richard Webber…James Pickens Jr.

Dr. Owen Hunt…Kevin McKidd

Dr. Jackson Avery…Jesse Williams

Dr. April Kepner…Sarah Drew

Dr. Amelia Shepherd…Caterina Scorsone

Dr. Maggie Pierce…Kelly McCreary

Dr. Andrew DeLuca…Giacomo Gianniotti

Dr. Jo Wilson…Camilla Luddington

Dr. Teddy Altman…Kim Raver

Dr. Ben Warren…Jason Winston George

Dr. Leah Murphy…Tessa Ferrer

Dr. Catherine Avery…Debbie Allen

Past or Recurring Cast

Dr. Ellis Grey…Kate Burton

Dr. Sam Bennett…Taye Diggs

Dr. Nicole Herman…Geena Davis

Dr. Heather Brooks…Tina Majorino

Dr. William Thorpe…Scott Elrod

Dr. Finn Dandridge…Chris O’Donnell

Dr. Eliza Minnick…Marika Domińczyk

Dr. Shane Ross…Gaius Charles

Dr. Jason Myers…Charles Michael Davis

Dr. Stephanie Edwards…Jerrika Hinton

Dr. Nathan Riggs…Martin Henderson

Dr. Arizona Robbins…Jessica Capshaw

Dr. Derek Shepherd…Patrick Dempsey

Dr. Cristina Yang…Sandra Oh

Dr. Izzie Stevens…Katherine Heigl

Dr. Callie Torres…Sara Ramirez

Dr. Mark Sloan…Eric Dane

Dr. Lexie Grey…Chyler Leigh

Dr. George O’Malley…T.R. Knight

Dr. Preston Burke…Isaiah Washington

Dr. Addison Montgomery-Shepherd…Kate Walsh

Dr. Steve Mostow…Mark Saul

Dr. Megan Nowland…Molly Kidder

Dr. Erica Hahn…Brooke Smith

Dr. Arizona Robbins…Jessica Capshaw

Intern Graciella…Gloria Garayua

Intern Laura…Candice Afia

Intern Leo…Winston Story

Nurse Olivia Harper…Sarah Utterback

Intern Dani…Amrapali Ambegaokar

Denny Duquette…Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Nurse Tyler Christian…Moe Irvin

Intern Pierce…Joseph Williamson

Joe…Steven W. Bailey

Sloan Riley…Leven Rambin

Sadie Harris…Melissa George

Mary Portman…Mandy Moore

Adele Webber…Loretta Devine

Louise O’Malley…Debra Monk

Susan Grey…Mare Winningham

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Grey’s Anatomy Cast Birthdays

Posted on July 3, 2021August 21, 2021 by Nancy

Remember your favorite stars’ birthdays!

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Steven W. Bailey	July 1
Jessica Capshaw	August 9
Justin Chambers	July 11
Eric Dane	November 9
Patrick Dempsey	January 3
Katherine Heigl	November 24
T.R. Knight	March 26
Chyler Leigh	April 10
Kevin McKidd	August 9
Jeffrey Dean Morgan	Arpil 22
Sandra Oh	July 20
James Pickens Jr.	October 26
Ellen Pompeo	November 10
Sara Ramirez	August 31
Mark Saul	June 20
Brooke Smith	May 22
Kate Walsh	October 13
Isaiah Washington	August 3
Chandra Wilson	August 27

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Grey’s Anatomy Appearances

Posted on July 3, 2021November 18, 2022 by Nancy

Where you can see your favorite actors!

Here is where we’ll put any upcoming appearances we hear about the Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice actors on talk shows, live appearances, other shows, movies, etc.

Frankie Faison (ex-William Bailey) is part of the cast of “The Rookie: Feds” on ABC Tuesdays.

Jesse Williams has 3 movies coming out.

Kim Raver (Teddy) appears Tuesday, 6/28 on “Live with Kelly and Ryan”.

Chandra Wilson appears Thursday, 9/29 on “The Jennifer Hudson Show.”

Tim Griffin (ex-Ronny) has a few movies coming out

Abigail Spencer (ex-Megan) stars in an upcoming movie, “One Heart.” She has a recurring role on “Rebel” Thursdays on ABC.

Katherine Heigl stars in a new series “Firefly Lane” on Netflix and in the new miniseries “Woodhull.”

Mitch Pileggi (Larry) appears in the new CW series “Walker” Thursdays.

Isaiah Washington (Preston) appears in “Tales” Tuesday, June 21 on BET.

Taye Diggs (ex-Sam) stars in the series “All American” Wednesdays on The CW and has many new movies coming out this year.

Sandra Oh (ex-Cristina) does the voice of Deborah Grayson on “Invincible” on Amazon and has 3 movies coming out this year.

James Pickens Jr. has a recurring role on the new “Roseanne” revival on ABC (now called “The Connors”). He also has a new series in production called “Kick”.

Patrick Dempsey stars in the series “Devils” on The CW. He appears Thursday, 11/17 on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on ABC and stars in the movie “Enchanted” airing Thursday, 11/17 on ABC. He appears on “Good Morning America” Friday, Nov. 18 on ABC and also stars in the new sequel, “Disenchanted,” which airs Friday, 11/18 on Disney+.

Jason George stars in “Station 19” on ABC.

The “Grey’s Anatomy” spin-off “Station 19” airs Thursdays after “Grey’s” on ABC, and they have many cross-overs from the “Grey’s” actors.

T.R. Knight (ex-George) appears in “The Comey Rule” on Showtime and in “The Flight Attendant” on HBO Max.

Martin Henderson (Nathan) has 3 new movies coming out.

Tessa Ferrer (ex-Leah) has a lot of new films coming out in the next two years.

Grant Show (ex-Archer) stars in the CW show “Dynasty” on Wednesdays.

Leven Rambin (ex-Sloane) appears in the new WGN series “Gone.” More Info We don’t know if or when the series is returning because of changes in the network. It hasn’t yet been official canceled, though. She has 2 new movies coming out.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan stars in “The Walking Dead” Sundays on AMC and in many movies.

Jesse Williams and many other celebrities star in this campaign ad. He appears Tuesday, March 29 on “The Today Show” on NBC.

Stephen Amell (ex-Scott) stars in the new wrestling drama “Heel” on Starz.

Eric Dane appears in “Euphoria” on HBO and has movies coming out.

Kate Walsh (ex-Addison) stars in “Emily in Paris” on Netflix and also has a recurring role in “The Umbrella Academy” this season on Netflix.

Hector Elizondo (ex-Carlos) has some new movies coming out and a recurring role on “B Positive” on Thursdays on CBS.

Audra McDonald (ex-Naomi) stars in “The Good Fight” on CBS All Access.

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Grey’s Anatomy Articles

Posted on July 3, 2021October 10, 2021 by Nancy

Writing about the show!

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Interview with Sylvia Kwan (Mabel) 9/14/21

Why Grey’s Is So Good!

2005 Review

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Leverage Spoilers

Posted on July 3, 2021 by TvMegasite Admin

What Will Happen!

Leverage: Redemption cast

Aleyse Shannon plays Brianna, Hardison’s foster sister, who is also a computer geek.

Nathan’s absence will be explained in the first episode – he’s passed away and Sophie is a widow. It’s been one year since his death.

Noah Wyle takes Timothy Hutton’s place as the new lead of the show (but not of the team). He will play Harry, a lawyer who wants to turn the tables on his boss – Fletcher Maxwell, a millionaire who made his money on the opioid crisis.

Maxwell is played by Reed Diamond, who’s made quite a career playing weasels and miscreants in many great roles.

Harry joins the Leverage gang to make up for his shady past as a fixer.

Sophie is the new leader of the group, taking over for Nate.

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Episodes: Airdate: Jul 9, 2021

“The Too Many Rembrandts Job” Season 1, Episode 1
When the team comes together to help Sophie, they intercept guilt-ridden corporate fixer Harry and decide to help him take down an evil billionaire making money on the back of an opioid crisis.

“The Panamanian Monkeys Job” Season 1, Episode 2
With a new team member on board plus the arrival of Hardison’s genius foster sister, the team heads to Panama to pull an elaborate heist before an evil billionaire can get his money and flee to a non-extradition country.

“The Rollin’ on the River Job” Season 1, Episode 3
The Leverage team takes on a greedy riverboat casino owner, before he can bulldoze the homes of longtime New Orleans natives for his planned expansion.

“The Tower Job” Season 1, Episode 4
One member of the team seeks redemption and justice by convincing Leverage to con a developer out of an entire luxury apartment building.

“The Paranormal Hacktivity Job” Season 1, Episode 5
When a woman believes she is being haunted and runs from her home in terror, Sophie leads Breanna and Parker through a con to convince the two real estate scammers responsible to target Leverage HQ.

“The Card Game Job” Season 1, Episode 6
The Leverage team dives into the world of a high fantasy collectible card game with a devoted following to take down a pharmaceutical bad boy who is price-gouging drugs to fund his own house of cards.

“The Double-Edged Sword Job” Season 1, Episode 7
The team takes on a brilliant software developer who is selling a groundbreaking facial recognition system that threatens everyone’s privacy except his own.

“The Mastermind Job” Season 1, Episode 8
Sophie must keep her feelings in check when she discovers that someone has written a memoir of the team, casting himself as Nate – which leads an exiled criminal to kidnap Harry and “Fake Nate,” forcing the Leverage team to pull a heist.

Sophie (Gina Bellman)

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Leverage Links

Posted on July 3, 2021August 12, 2023 by TvMegasite Admin

Leverage Web Site Links

Hardison and his computer

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“Leverage: Redemption” Links:

Official Facebook Page

Official Twitter Page

Official Instagram Page

Dean Devlin on Twitter

Electric Entertainment

Fanpop

IMDb

Wikipedia

Actors:

Christian Kane Official Site, Twitter, and Instagram

Beth Riefgraf on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Aldis Hodge on Twitter and Instagram

Gina Bellman on Twitter

Noah Wyle on Instagram

Aleyse Shannon on Instagram

Christiane Kane Music Facebook

Christian Kane Central

Christian Kane Kaniacs

Christian Kane Fans

Christian Kane Mania

Kaniacs Love Christian Kane

All Things Christian Kane

Beth Riesgraf/Parker European Facebook Fan Page

Gina Bellman Facebook Group

Aldis Hodge Online

Fuck Yeah Aldis Hodge Tumblr

Original Show Links:

Leverage Facebook Group

Leverage 2 Facebook Group

Leverage Fan Club Group

Midwest Leverage Series Fan Group

Timothy Hutton on Twitter

Timothy Hutton Fans

Timothy Hutton Daily

The Unofficial, Original Timothy Hutton & “Beautiful Girls” Homepage

Watch clips on YouTube, watch the original series on IMDb TV, Amazon, and more!

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Leverage Articles

Posted on July 3, 2021July 21, 2023 by TvMegasite Admin

Interviews and Writing about the show!

Hardison (Aldis Hodge) working on his computer

Interview with Christian Kane 6/28/23

Interview with Noah Wyle, Gina Bellman, Beth Reisgraf and Aleyse Shannon 11/2/22

Interview with Christian Kane and Beth Riesgraf 9/30/21

Interview with Gina Bellman (Sophie) and Aleyse Shannon (Brenna) 9/30/21

Interview with Executive Producers Dean Devlin and Kate Rorick 9/29/21

Interview with Dean Devlin and Christian Kane about “Almost Paradise” 4/2/20

Review 11/10/2012

Interview with Beth Riesgraf and Aldis Hodge 11/7/12

Review 11/29/11

Interview with Aldis Hodge 6/9/11

Interview with Timothy Hutton and Beth Riesgraf 12/1/10

Review 6/10/10

Interview with Timothy Hutton 5/24/10

Interview with Dean Devlin 2/11/10

Review 12/29/09

Interview with Aldis Hodge 8/14/09

Interview with Aldis Hodge 1/10/09

Leverage: Redemption cast members from various interviews

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Leverage News

Posted on July 3, 2021March 6, 2025 by TvMegasite Admin

What’s New!

Most of the cast of "Leverage: Redemption" on IMDb TV

Prime Video Fan Favorite Heist Drama Leverage: Redemption Season 3 returns April 17

Feb 24, 2025

Sneak a peek at the First Look Image!

CULVER CITY, California – February 24, 2025 – The Leverage Crew is back to fight for the little guy. Today, Prime Video revealed the premiere date and first look for Season 3 of Leverage: Redemption. The third installment of the fan-favorite drama will consist of 10 episodes with the first three episodes premiering April 17, and new episodes releasing every Thursday. The fan-favorite first and second seasons of Leverage: Redemption as well all seasons of Leverage are available on demand and as a Fast Channel on Prime Video.

In Season 3 the team pits themselves against a power broker stealing the clean water under people’s feet and turning into dirty money, fight against a mayor who’s literally the judge and jury of his small town, outrun a mark who’s finally caught up with them mid-con, outhustle a pool hustler with a side business in international extortion, and bring down an industrialist exploiting child labor. All this while dodging an intricate plan of vengeance from a past enemy and working through the fallout of their new personal relationships. But no matter what, when someone needs help, they provide … Leverage.

Leverage: Redemption stars Gina Bellman as Sophie Deveraux, Christian Kane as Eliot Spencer, Beth Riesgraf as Parker, Aleyse Shannon as Breanna Casey, Noah Wyle as Harry Wilson, and Aldis Hodge as Alec Hardison. Guest stars for Season 3 include Jack Coleman, Drew Powell, Alex Boniello, Cedric Yarbrough, Mary Hollis Inboden, Sam Witwer, Rachael Harris, and more.

The series is created and executive produced by Electric Entertainment’s Dean Devlin, alongside Marc Roskin and Rachel Olschan-Wilson. John Rogers serves as showrunner and executive producer and Chris Downey as executive producer.

About Electric Entertainment
Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, Electric Entertainment is an independent studio headed by veteran producer Dean Devlin along with his partners Marc Roskin and Rachel Olschan-Wilson. Electric Entertainment also houses acquisitions and sales divisions, with domestic sales headed up by Steve Saltman and the international division headed by Sonia Mehandjiyska. Electric also has a satellite office located in Vancouver, Canada.

Among Electric’s hit television series are “Leverage: Redemption” the spin-off continuation of “Leverage,” which ran for five seasons on TNT. Both series are currently streaming in the U.S. and U.K. on Amazon Prime Video. Season 3 of “Leverage: Redemption” is set to premiere April 17, 2025 on Amazon Prime Video. “Almost Paradise” Season 1 is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video after having premiered on WGN America. Season 2 of “Almost Paradise” premiered in July 2023 on Amazon Freevee in the U.S and U.K. and is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Electric’s new series “The Ark” premiered in February 2023 on SYFY. Season 2 of “The Ark” premiered in July 2024. Other Electric series include “The Librarians” which ran for four seasons on TNT. A new spin-off series, entitled “The Librarians: The Next Chapter,” is currently in post-production for TNT. “The Outpost,” which premiered its 4^th season on The CW in 2021, is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

Electric’s Feature Films have included “Bad Samaritan” starring David Tennant and Robert Sheehan, and most recently “The Deal” starring Sumalee Montano and Emma Fischer. Electric also acquires, distributes and sells worldwide rights to Electric’s produced and acquired content, as well as theatrical films from around the world, including “Blood On The Crown,” starring Harvey Keitel and Malcolm McDowell, and Rob Reiner’s historical biopic “LBJ,” starring Woody Harrelson.

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Leverage Appearances

Posted on July 3, 2021November 7, 2022 by TvMegasite Admin

Where to see your favorite “Leverage” stars!

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Aldis Hodge (Alec) stars in “City on a Hill” Sundays on Showtime and has many new movies coming out, including playing Hawkman in the DC Comics movie “Black Adam,” in 2022. He appears Monday, 11/7 on “The Jennifer Hudson Show.”

Christian Kane (Eliot) has 3 new movies coming out soon. You can see his musical events here. He will star in season 2 of “Almost Paradise,” now on IMDB TV.

Noah Wyle (Harry) is working on a movie, “A Dolphin In Our Lake.”

Aleyse Shannon (Brianna) has a new movie coming out, “Beauty.”

Jeri Ryan (Tara) appears in “Picard” on Paramount+.

Richard Kind (ex-Brad) does voices in “American Dad” on TBS, appears in “THe Goldbergs” Wednesdays on ABC, and in “Everything’s Going to Be Okay” on HULU. He has several movies coming out.

Kari Matchett (Maggie) guest-stars on “Supergirl” Tuesday, 9/7 on The CW.

Mark Sheppard (Jim) appears in the new CW series “Walker: Independence” Wednesdays.

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Interview with Chi Muoi Lo

Posted on June 29, 2021 by TvMegasite Admin

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Interview with actor/manager Chi Muoi Lo by Suzanne 5/25/21

This was a very interesting call! It went on for quite a while…unfortunately, I had to end the call for another interview.

Here is the audio version of it.

Suzanne: Why did you decide to make a video series about acting?

Chi: …I’ve been frustrated for 20 years. You know, I own a company called Element Management. I bought the company. So, you know, every year used to be nine schools they consider the Ivy League school for actors. I went to one of them called ATT – Yale, Julliard, NYU, Temple University, Carnegie Mellon, but the problem of those most pseudo schools is, every year they would have a showcase in New York and Los Angeles, and the power to be would go there to watch the show, and that’s how you’d get discovered if you got the goods and all that. But the frustrating thing is that I started realizing that even the school that I went to, I was at the right age to go to it, but everybody else wasn’t. I was like, 18 when I went, but it was a master program. So, suddenly a school like Temple University, NYU, Juilliard, no, actually, Yale, ACT. So, those schools are master programs. So, your career is over before it begins when you graduate from these schools, because it’s a young business, and if you’re going to start out your career, it should be around 21, and hopefully, you get the maturity and the training there, that would be ideal. So, it’s very frustrating.

And then, the reality is, they don’t talk about the business. You spend – you know, you talk about USC, the last time I checked it’s $268,000 to get your four year degree, and when you come out, it’s an undergraduate program, which is good, but when you come out, kind of your career is over. I mean, when you come out, you don’t know anything about the business, how to break in, how to get your SAG card, how to do anything about it.

And the reason you know nothing about it has to do with the people who are teaching can’t teach the business, because they never made it, or they’re not in it. So, you can’t teach something you don’t know. Like, say for example, I use as an example so you can understand what I’m talking about – death. We all kind of know what death is. We see it on TV; we read it. We know somebody who it has happened to; we see it in films and all that, but do we really know what death is or the grieving of death or the nuance that death comes with? No, not until somebody who is close to us [dies]. Like my mom died two years ago. And then, you realize what death means, the five stages. Do you grieve? How long is the grieving? You realize, you know, it never ends. You miss the person, and somewhere along the line, you have to have acceptance and all of that. So, sort of same thing with the acting business. You cannot teach something if you never experienced it. If you don’t do it, if you’re not out there doing it, or you never succeeded, or you don’t know –

The changing environment of show business is drastic sometimes. Like 2008 with the crash, but they were in the process of changing the industry. We changed to digital; it used to be hardcopy, like people who submitted picture resume hardcopy but never tried to change into digital to submit everything online. And the guy who owned a breakdown service literally monopolized the entire industry. He’s sitting on a cash cow, I would call it.

But anyway, there were 30% of actors that [were] dropped. I mean, they just couldn’t understand how to change over work, because when they were 35 or 40, they didn’t know how to deal with internet or how to transfer a resume to that thing. And the agency business and the manager business does not work either, because you have so many clients, and they couldn’t take care of them. So there’re tons of working actor who just got dropped and had no representation. And it took them a while if [they] applied for representation. So, those are the changes like that, and they are so drastic and so dramatic, that if you don’t teach these things, then people don’t know, and that’s the problem with the schools.

So, I wanted to do this six years ago, and I taught like the classes three times only, and I’m not a teacher. Really, I did it for my clients, and then, literally, I just got bored talking about it over and over. And then somebody gave me an idea. They said, “Why don’t you put it on tape? Then, you never have to talk about it.” And I said, “Good idea,” and then suddenly, once I started the process, it just got bigger and bigger and bigger. It became seven episodes, and over 12 hours of everything about the business, nothing about the craft. You know, I think the craft is being taken care of. So, nothing about the craft. So, you can get this thing at masteringthebusinessofacting.com. And I didn’t want to charge that much money either, because I think the kids already have been – I’m going to use a slang word – screwed over, in this education already. I just did not want to charge more than $199 or whatever to get this seven, episodes, twelve hours of information all about the business on every aspect of business. And it covers three different kinds of actors: the one who want to break into the business, the working actors, and the rising stars.

Suzanne: How many people have bought into your program so far? If you can say?

Chi: A lot. We actually did [better] than we imagined. What’s fascinating about marketing in the what we call [unintelligible] ecommerce, I guess…Yeah. So, it’s fascinating how you use Facebook, Instagram, Google, you know, they only target the people who have interest in this business. So, imagine, in the old days, if you are advertising something, you pay millions of dollars on TV, and half your audience are never reached; they don’t need it. But this is specific. It’s not going to target somebody who’s interested in nursing, interested in skiing or anything. You have to be interested in show business or have somewhere along line…[They use an algorithm] I guess, so they can know who you are. So, when you go to Google, or you go to your Facebook or whatever and that, those ads will pop up.

Suzanne: It’s the same on my site, we have that kind of Google Ads with targeted advertising.

Chi: Right. So, we did really, really well for just basically three months. We launched like February 23. But my intention is I think we could make a deal with this school that’s very interested in it already. And I want to start in high school, because I went to high school performing arts, and also then definitely undergraduate, because you cannot teach the craft and not talk about the business. The business is 60%, but you can take a bad actor who knows about the business and understands the business, who will have a better chance of succeeding than a great actor who doesn’t understanding anything about the business.

Suzanne: Right. Now you used to be an actor, and then you became a manager, so what prompted you to make that move?

Chi: Well, I am I’m still an actor. I just love to act. Acting is my favorite talent of them all. I’m an actor, writer, director, producer and [have] my own management company. So, I’m about to produce a TV series. It’s seven seasons, 13 episodes, called Life in Threes. It’s inspired by a true story, really, really great. I’m very excited about it.

But being an actor, the change over has a lot to do with I just [understood] the business really [quickly], because I’ve been into acting since I was 10. So, there’re a lot at of mistakes I made as an actor, but I succeeded at a very young age. I worked a lot.

[Like,] I just graduated on a Saturday, came down here on a Sunday. There was a writer strike. After three months it was over, and I worked like like crazy. I think it only took four years, and I got my own TV show, but I was guest starring all over the place. I think I was tired of it, and then my show came along.

But I’ve worked a lot, and the mistakes I made, and I think, again, I talk about it, and mastering the business of acting, I wish I had guidance. I managed a few, I only managed five people. I personally only managed five people, but my other people manage other people. But I personally have managed five people and these people made a lot of money. [I could] just sit on my ass and make tons of money right now because they’re all working. But I wish I had someone like me, guiding me, and I look back and I say well, “Would you be able to find somebody like you?” And the answer is probably no, because – let me be clear here, so that people don’t think I’m a pompous ass here. I don’t know anything about how to change a tire. I don’t know how to do oil change, and if you ask me to clean my house, I don’t know how to do that. I don’t know anything about how to operate my computer without my assistant. I don’t know how to fax [anything] if it’s new equipment. If it’s equipment I’ve used before, sure I would know how to do it, but I’m a terrible driver. I’m a walking stereotype. So, you can name all that, but this is one area that I can say that I really know what I’m talking about, which is the acting business and the acting stuff.

So, when I was starting out, I wish I had met someone who I really could trust and believed that they could guide me, and could gladly say, “Chi, what the hell are you doing? You’re 27 years old. You don’t need to direct a movie right now; wait until you’re 40!” So, that was a mistake I made, as an actor. There was no reason for me to direct a movie when my career as an actor was on the rise. You know, “Finish the series, make big budget movies and all that, you know…wait for the right project to come along.”

This discrimination – being an Asian actor in Hollywood is not easy [for] someone like me, how I look, my height, and all that. I usually get jobs that are really tough to get, and they’re strong acting jobs. So, visually, I don’t look like your typical, whatever you want that to be, because I’m almost like a leading man trapped in a character body.

So, in a way, when I directed the movie, it took me five years out of the game. And when you’re five years out of the game, some people think you’re just dead. So, in two of those years I had to promote the movie and get it into the theaters. Now we made money [on the movie] called Catfish and Black Bean Sauce; we made money and all that, but the problem comes – then I decided, to answer your question about why it matters, I bought the management company, because I wanted to control half the information, but then I discovered that I’m actually good at what I do as a manager. I could understand the business and all that. And when you have success, and you know what you’re talking about, it’s how you make things happen. People will listen to you.

So, that’s what I wish I had, but I don’t think anyone at that time would be that aggressive. And you have to understand, the agency business and the management business is a bunch of crap, in a way. So let me tell you – do you mind if I tell you about the agency business?

Suzanne: A little bit. Yeah, go ahead.

Chi: It’s a scam. It’s an illusion. So, let’s let’s break it down to two tiers. Okay, the first tier [is] CA, ICM, William Morris, and Endeavour. Second tier is Giersh, Innovative, APA, Abrams, or now they call themselves Eight Threes, whatever. So, at the first tier, CA, you have 5000 clients, and you have 100 agents. 100 agents cannot take care of 5000 clients. They can’t. It’s impossible. So, the people who make money are being taken care of. So, you can literally take care of 1/3 of your clients; the rest you really can’t. So, you bullshit around until people figure it out. You know, it is what it is. That’s why they say you will get lost in these places. Then you should go to second tiers. Like you take Giersh. You cannot have 22 agents to take care of 3000 clients, so, the same thing, and sometimes they make fake auditions.

Suzanne: What do you mean, fake auditions?

Chi: They make fake auditions and give them to their clients and pretend like it’s a real audition.

Suzanne: Really? Wow.

Chi: Yeah! I know…I mean, last year, even including this year on forward, it’s all self tape. Self tape has been around for seven, eight years. Last year and this year, it’s all self [taping].

So, a client can [unintelligible] “Oh, you got one?” “We got you one. Here’s your audition,” this and all that.

And then, you get all excited and the role looks so right for you, and you put your energy and time into it. You get your coach. You put it on tape and all that, and you send it in, and you give it to your agent. They say, “Great. Let’s see where it goes.” It [goes] nowhere. They pretend to download it, so you don’t know where it went.

And the reality, so what’s the problem? Okay, so let’s just say you are an actress in your 30s and the role was so right for you, and you’re so excited and all that, and you let’s say you’re a white actress, but what you don’t realize is the break that I sent you only had [unintelligible] they could get the listing enough to produce it and casting, and the storyline, what the story is about. But what you realize, if you look deeper into the breakdown of what they sent you, is the age is missing, and the ethnicity is missing. So, you’re 30 something, but they’re really looking for a 20 something year old character, and you’re white, but the role is for a black girl.

Suzanne: So, they faked it. Yeah, I see what you’re saying.

Chi: So, even if it’s real, they didn’t know and call you in for it. Even if it’s a white role and the character [unintelligible], they didn’t call you in. So a lot of people, like I have kids that I manage who are saying, “Gee, my friend Michael got a lot of auditions. I don’t know how he gets so many auditions.” I say, “Really? Okay.” But you know, I get suspicious. Even the watermark doesn’t even say his name, because it’s a fake audition. The watermark doesn’t say your name? If you’re name’s not on there, then it’s a fake audition. But they have to do it, because, like what I said, you cannot cater to 3000 clients when you have 22 agents. You can’t!

Suzanne: Well, you answered a question before I even asked [you], so that’s good.

Chi: The manager problem is this. Managers these days, you’ve got to be very careful, because the old school managers are a dying breed. We consider ourselves old school managers, and we charge 15%. But…there’re more managers than agents now, and each company pops up out of nowhere, and then you look deeper into it and you realize, “Oh, there’re a bunch of agents who got fired or decided to quit their jobs and form a management company.” So, here’s the problem with it. You cannot be a mommy; you cannot be a daddy until you become a mommy. So, what I call an agent is a “daddy,” and a manager’s a “mommy.” And so if you’ve been a daddy for 15 years, your personalities are set, and you can’t switch to be a mommy or think you can be a mommy. You don’t know how to be a mommy. You bring every skill set that you had as a daddy into a mommy’s job, and it doesn’t work, because what is called managing, managing the actors for a job, you are not just sending them out on auditions. So, these people are [unintelligible] clients only like 10 minutes or whatever and all that, because they don’t know how to operate as a manager, because, what did they do? They bring these skills; they have like 60 clients. You can’t be a manager and have 60 clients. You’re an agent. And of course you charge 10%, but then you get all the perks of being a manager. You can produce; some people can get 15%. You get residuals, which an agent can’t get. If any manager has over 30 clients, I say they’re not real good managers. You can’t.

Suzanne: So, you were talking before about, you’re not a teacher, and you put this video series together. So, did you ever foresee that maybe you would ever, like tour around the country giving talks about acting and getting people to sign up? Or is that not something that you were interested in?

Chi: I tend to do two Q&As a year. They have two packages. One is for the seven episode 13 webinar, and every year, there will still be changes, you know, like I talk about COVID now. Then, there’s going to be new stuff and all that. So, I would add on. I would tape a day to talk about seven to ten segments and then add on two Q&As every six months. So, then it’s a three hour thing. And then we will add onto that every year. So, people can opt in to the lifetime which is $100 more, or $299, and that will be a lifetime for life. And then every year you get new information from mastering the business of acting. And it should be that, because things change all the time.

Suzanne: So, that’s on all online?

Chi: It’s online, all online, and yeah, I think I can promote this thing for two more months, and then after this, I think I’m ready to go to my next project. I just can’t. I’m not a teacher nor am I one of those people. You know, I think a teacher is somebody who is very nurturing and has a lot of patience. That’s not me. And I think it’s a wonderful thing when people can teach.

Suzanne: Okay, what is your next project? You have an idea yet?

Chi: Oh, no, no, I have it. It’s called Life in Threes.

Suzanne: Your series that you’re talking about?

Chi: Yeah, it tells a story about an 85 year old Chinese woman with early stage dementia, who moves into a nursing home in Philadelphia in order to take care of one last piece of unfinished business before the disease gets the best of her. It’s there that she [becomes] friends with a young Caucasian orderly and a African American nurse. She helps them to make sense of their lives as she recounts the story of her life’s journey that begins in China, moves on to Vietnam, and ends in contemporary America.

Suzanne: And are you basing this on a relative of yours?

Chi: My mom.

Suzanne: Your mom. Okay.

Chi: Yeah, it’s a true story about my mother [unintelligible] especially an epic story that spans seven decades, while three lives unravel in the present. So, it’s a story about three characters, and each season is a decade. So it [starts] in the 20s.

Suzanne: That sounds interesting.

Chi: Oh, it’s the four years that…I was able to write it better when she passed away. It’s something I’d been wanting to do for a long time. I didn’t know how to. It’s basically Joy Luck Club meets This is Us.

Suzanne: Yeah, okay, I can see that. I have two more short questions for you before I have to go on to another call I have. So, I saw that Tyler Christopher is one of your clients. I’m a longtime fan of his from watching the soaps. So, what’s he doing now?

Chi: He’s in Indiana, and he’s waiting for a role right for him. [He] have to come back out. And you know, this year is really tough if you’re not in town. It’s just really, really tough to be able to do what you need to do, but he’s doing well. And he told me he’s ready to come back, so get him a role. I said, when everything’s calmed down, we’ll definitely do that.

Suzanne: Okay. Well, I’m looking forward to seeing him on my TV again.

Chi: Yeah, it’s crazy how he made a lot of money on the soap. It’s very rare that people can make the kind of money on a soap.

Suzanne: Yeah, and now I have a slightly more serious question. It’s seems like Hollywood is hiring more people of color, including Asians, for not only acting roles, but writers, directors and so forth. Do you think they’re making real changes? Or do you think it’s kind of a passing fad, and they’ll try to revert back to their old ways.

Chi: I think the change will stay. Here’s the reason why. Not only the pressure and the reality of the world is changing and all that, it has to do with with – and it’s good news and bad news for American minorities. It’s a global market. So, if you look at, let’s just say film is an easy way to talk about it. So, if you look at it, it’s a global market, and you’re going to need to represent everything globally. So, if you watch a movie, like Wonder Woman or anything like that, you’ll see they will cast people from different countries. Like, have you seen The Martian?

Suzanne: No, I haven’t.

Chi: [For] The Martian just somebody just came up with the idea, you know, we need to connect the Chinese into this movie, how do we do that? So, they add just one little storyline that they are going to need a Chinese rocket booster into the storyline, that the Chinese are going to help them out. By adding that storyline, before they even shoot a frame, they will guarantee themselves $150 million that will pay the bills [unintelligible] the budget. So, right there, you can understand why the global market is forcing the change. So, is the [unintelligible] true? Yes, it is. And it’s a little harsh right now.

First of all, Caucasian actors – and usually, like I remember, I have to take one of my clients, the kid that I’d nurtured for 10 years, and I want him to hear it. Because, you know, I’m busy with the mommy, and you know, he’s your child, sometimes they don’t listen to you after you’ve been with them for a long time. So, I forced him to listen to an agent that we were signing, a big agent. I said, “Tell him what’s going on with the market and understand what’s going on.” So, he said, “[unintelligible] really simple.” I said, “Okay.”

Five years ago or whatever, you have a cast. Let’s just say, this is your cast on a TV show. You have maybe four Caucasian actors, and then you add one black and one Hispanic. That’d be your cast. Now the cast is going to be forced to change. Your cast can be maybe two Caucasians, you know, one African American, one Asian, and one Latino. So, literally, half the jobs of Caucasian actors are gone. So, is that something that’s going to stay? I believe so. I think once you start in that direction, it’s hard to change back. It’s the same thing about about gays in America. If you if you look at what happened in the 90s, with with Will & Grace and other shows, Glee, and on and on, I mean, did the writer purposely start changing things little by little? And before you know it, now, the gays are not an issue. But right now, [transgender] is. You know, people have a discrimination towards transgenders. But as a gay man, or whatever, and all that, you know, it’s not that big of an issue anymore, not for the kids. If I’m a high school kid [unintelligible] it’s no big deal.

So, how do you reverse that? You can’t. You don’t. You don’t want to reverse that.

So, I think the #metoo movement did a wonderful thing for women and for minorities and all of that, that it forced the industry to not allow to ask for your quote, that’s by law now. So, by not [being] able to ask about your quote, then they cannot. In the old days, there’s no way a woman could match the money. You know, if you look at like the show called – the Kevin Spacey show – what was that show?

Suzanne: Oh, I know the one you’re talking about. I can’t think of the name either.

Chi: Yeah. So, it took her four years or three years, actually. She was not getting paid what he was getting. He was getting 450 and back in and all that. So, finally the #metoo movement – before the #metoo movement came along, her manager was smart enough to do a TV [unintelligible] on her, and her TV [unintelligible] was much bigger than his, and then pointed out that she’s bigger than he is. And it’s true. Who the hell would like Kevin Spacey? Nobody likes Kevin Spacey. So, she got the same money as he did…So now they put this thing in that you cannot ask about people’s quote. Then you have to pay everybody the same way. Depends on what roles, what position they’re in, in the cast ranking.

Interview Transcribed by Jamie of http://www.scifivision.com

MORE INFO:

Actor turned Hollywood Manager, Chi Muoi Lo, has taken his 30 years of experience in the entertainment industry and created a 7-episode online subscription series, Mastering the Business of Acting. Hearing thousands of stories of how young actors have been exploited in the entertainment industry, he felt that he needed to share his knowledge in a way that set him apart from other programs offering similar advice. Mastering the Business of Acting primarily focuses on those trying to break into the business, it also includes information necessary for the working actors and rising stars. He has also included insight from industry professionals such as John Frank Levy (4X Emmy Award-Winning Casting Director), Todd Eisner (Talent Agent at 3Arts),Karen Molina White (Actress, “Proud Family”) and Nancy Hower (Director of Startrek Voyager).

Chi covers a variety of topics ranging from:

How to break into the business
How to maintain a successful acting career
The art and business of auditioning
The new technological advancements that now all actors are expected to be experienced in

Born in Phan Rang, Vietnam, to Chinese parents Chi moved to the U.S. at the age of two after the fall of Saigon. Upon their arrival, Chi and his family were placed in the Indian Town Gap Refugee Camp where they became sponsored by the Jewish League of America and moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was there that Chi was raised with his nine brothers and three sisters. He caught the acting bug at age 10 and when he finally decided to make the move to Los Angeles to pursue his dream of acting, Chi had the luck he hoped for, booking roles and working continuously. He left his mark with his outstanding performance starring in the critically acclaimed and highly rated Vanishing Son mini-series and starred in MOW Faith of My Father, Sucker Free City and Shannon’s Deal. He has also appeared as Guest Lead on numerous shows such as on “Nip Tuck,” “Cold Case,” “Murder in The First,” “CSI,” “NYPD Blue,” “Malcolm in the Middle,” “Smallville,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and many more.

Chi is the owner of the production company, Black Hawk Entertainment and the CEO of the talent management company Allen Edelman Management. His clients include Karen Malina White (Disney’s “I Didn’t Do It”), Steven Krueger (CW’s “Roswell: New Mexico”), Tyler Christopher (“Days of Our Lives”), and many more. Chi’s debut as an actor-writer-director was with the feature film Catfish In Black Bean Sauce and was met with great success and made Variety’s “Top 50 of 2001 Limited-Release Winner At The Box Office.” As a manager, he nurtured the careers of countless clients over the years. Through this nurturing, he has heard countless experiences that actors have shared with him about their auditions, and he has done it all for his clients – pitching, dealing with talent agents and casting agents, negotiating series deals and film deals with studios.

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