Gray’s anatomy reveals a surprising, sabbatical pregnancy after a major death

After that death in the season 22 Premiere, Gray’s anatomy Continuing with someone who revealed a surprise pregnancy – and another character chose to take a sabbatical.

During the Thursday, October 16, episode of the ABC series The Hit, the staff at Gray Sloan Memorial Hospital were lonely for Monica Beltran (Natalie Morales) Death by Amelia (Catesnas Sconne) Taking the worst. Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) was joined by Maggie (Kelly McCreary), who returned to help take care of Amelia.

Their day together led to a certain kingdom of surprise when Maggie confirmed that she was expecting a child with Sperm Thoror. Maggie noted that she didn’t tell Winston (Anthony Hill) at the moment. Later in the episode, Amelia makes the decision to take a sabbatical so she can focus on her mental health and her friends.

During that time at the hospital, the second-year residents measured moving up the medical food chain while helping to ease the new interns into daily life at the hospital. Other professionals – such as wes (Trevor Jackson) – Succeeded but that led to residents like blue (Harry shut up) Failure under the pressure of trying to learn and be a teacher.

Link (Chris Carmack) It was another character who was suffering. After the near death, the link wanted a cure as soon as possible, which his wife, Jo (Camilla Luddington). They finally got into the main line but with Owen’s (Kevin McKidd) Help them to be able to do their stories.

Speaking of Owen, he was adjusting to his outing with Teddy’s (Kim Robert) house by starting to sleep in the bedroom. At the end of the episode, she moved into an Airstream while adjusting to her new normal.

The episode also followed Jules’ (Adelaide four times) A journey of grief after witnessing Monica’s death. At first he avoided dealing with it but thanks to some objective advice from Winston, Jules was able to find a way to respect his former boss.

Ahead of Thursday’s episode, Hill, 37, teased what viewers can expect throughout the season.

“There are many challenges for people who survived the explosion for many different reasons,” he was told exclusively US of the Week. “Everyone has their pain from that explosion of that sky, and then they take the pieces and try to put the hospital in a circle and find that they can move forward and move everyone and health physically, mentally and emotionally.”

Hill promised “great big curve balls” for the surviving doctors.

“A lot of us look at each other in these situations like, ‘this is crazy,’ but I think that’s a sign of writers,” he joked to us. “They figure out how to do this show in a way that works well for people, and that’s why people keep coming back to watch it. Are they really enjoying what they’re going to do? [each] A week. And of course, I think we’re doing a good job. I think people will like it. “

Hill concluded: “This is grey’s anatomy, so we know that no good man ever existed. Shonda [Rhimes] Set that tone early. I think there is a lot of room for problems to occur with any of these bullets that could end up being executed. That’s just the show, and it’s built in. … We shot some things that might play into that. We’re almost halfway through now, so it’s got a little spice. “

Gray’s anatomy Airs on ABC Thursdays at 10 PM ET.