Summary
- Due to the mass layoff of Catherine and Meredith’s resignation, changes are taking place at Grey Sloan Memorial in the 21st season of “Grey’s Anatomy.” The challenges associated with the return of a character add further complexity to the story.
- Ben Warren’s return to the OR and to Grey’s Anatomy promises challenges that could make his story less linear and give it more depth.
- The cancellation of Station 19 is reason enough to justify Ben’s return to the previous series, but his problems may make his story even more vital.
The confirmed return of a character to Grey’s Anatomy after Station 19 ended with season 7 promises exciting developments, especially with regard to Grey’s Anatomy Comments from showrunner Meg Marinis at D23. The cliffhanger ending of season 20 already guaranteed that Grey Sloan Memorial would have been a different place in Grey’s Anatomy Season 21, because Catherine fired many of her doctors en masse and Meredith decided to release her findings and resign from her position at the Fox Foundation. The impending exit of Jake Borelli and Midori Francis from the medical drama also adds to the unexpectedness, with Levi and Mika exiting.
While the chaos at Grey Sloan Memorial continued Grey’s Anatomy The finale of season 20 can make things interesting in itself, an episode of Station 19The end of also points to good news. Station 19 started with a backdoor pilot project in Grey’s Anatomy Season 14 was the lead-in to Season 1 and over the years there have been many crossover episodes with the medical drama as Miranda Bailey and Ben Warren have appeared on both shows. Station 19The series finale nevertheless confirmed Warren’s return to medicineand the little information available about his career change points to major developments for him in Grey’s Anatomy.
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Ben Warren’s return to Grey’s Anatomy will not be easy – and that’s a good thing
The challenges of reintegrating into life as a resident add depth to Ben’s story
Station 19 Season 7 gradually introduced Ben Warren’s ongoing dissatisfaction with being just a firefighter. First, an injury prevented him from doing his part like his fellow firefighters, and then he was drawn to the triage areas instead of the fires. Marinis guaranteed Ben Warren’s return to Grey’s Anatomy will not be a “super easy trip for him“ at the 20th celebration of the show in D23 shows that there is no straight path ahead of Ben. Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 promises challenges that may shake Ben’s resolve to complete his surgical residency. All in all, it enriches his storyline driven by his decision to go back.
Ben’s original career change to the Seattle Fire Department was motivated by his desire to respond to people in danger rather than just helping them in the operating room. Adjusting to life at the fire station was a challenge for Warren because his training as a surgeon clashed with his training as a firefighter.but his peculiar background eventually improved the fire station in the center of Station 19. The danger that comes with being a firefighter also affected Miranda’s fears, so her and Ben’s subsequent struggles provided another interesting challenge for the couple, which only made their storyline in both television series even better.
Why Ben’s return to medicine after the cancellation of Station 19 is exciting
Ben’s return to medicine after the fire department can really challenge him in season 21
Ben’s journey as a firefighter in Station 19 was anything but straightforward, as his desire to become a first responder outweighed the challenges he faced on a daily basis both at work and at home, as Miranda’s negative influence on his dangerous career threatened their relationship. Still, Ben wanted to do more for his Station 19 family, earn their respect as a firefighter, and finally become truly a part of them. The obstacles Warren had to overcome only proved that he had made the right decision to change careers because he was willing to face them. if that means becoming a firefighter.
Station 19 The end of Season 7 made Ben’s possible return to surgery more likely. In fact, if Ben had continued to be a firefighter, he would have only been able to appear occasionally on the show. Grey’s Anatomy, but his desire to complete his surgical residency put him in a unique situation where Ben could once again fall behind his peersSuch a development could promise similar challenges to those that Ben already faced when he decided to become a firefighter, and give his return much more meaning than just in Grey’s Anatomy because of Station 19‘s cancellation.
Grey’s Anatomy returns to ABC on Thursday, September 26 at 10 p.m.
Grey’s Anatomy
4.5
A high-intensity medical drama that follows Meredith Grey and the medical team at Grey Sloan Memorial as they face life-and-death decisions on a daily basis. They seek comfort in each other and sometimes more than just friendship. Together they discover that neither medicine nor relationships can be defined in black and white.
- Pour
- Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Justin Chambers, Kevin McKidd, Jesse Williams, Camilla Luddington, Patrick Dempsey, Sara Ramirez, Jessica Capshaw, Sandra Oh
- Character(s)
- Dr. Meredith Grey, Dr. Miranda Bailey, Dr. Richard Webber, Dr. Alex Karev, Dr. Owen Hunt, Dr. Jackson Avery, Dr. Jo Wilson, Dr. Derek Shepherd, Dr. Callie Torres, Dr. Arizona Robbins, Dr. Cristina Yang
- Release date
- March 27, 2005
- Seasons
- 19
- Authors
- Shonda Rhimes, Julie Wong, Jen Klein, Tameson Duffy, Meg Marinis
- Directors
- Rob Corn, Kevin McKidd, Debbie Allen, Chandra Wilson, Allison Liddi-Brown, Jeannot Szwarc, Tony Phelan
- Creator
- Shonda Rhimes, Michelle Lirtzman
