Not every exit is created equally. and more stars have left Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital — for various reasons. Pompeo (Meredith Grey) left the show as a series regular following season 19 but continued to provide voiceover narration and make special guest appearances in later seasons.
“I’m going to always be a part of that show,” Pompeo told Deadline in 2022. “I’m an executive producer. I spent two decades of my career on [ ] — it’s my heart and soul.
I’ll never truly be gone as long as [it’s] on the air.” left ABC in 2017, handing the showrunner reins over to . You have successfully subscribed.
Subscribe to newsletters By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from Us Weekly Check our latest news in Google News Check our latest news in Apple News “On every show I’ve ever worked on, there are stories you wish you could have told differently, but they were derailed by a behind-the-scenes issue. And that’s the thing that fans don’t understand,” Vernoff, who worked on seasons 1-7 of before returning for season 14, told the in November 2020. “There was probably some s—t happening behind the scenes that we had to stay up all night rewriting scripts to try to have any semblance of a story to tell.
’” But why did in the first place? Scroll through a breakdown of the reasons behind the show’s biggest exits: Mike Rosenthal/ABC Grey’s Anatomy’s Biggest Exits Over the Years: Who Quit? Who Was Fired? And Who.
