What the Grey’s Anatomy team had to say about who definitely dies in Season 22

Gray’s Anatomy He’s sure to kill off some characters in Season 22 – but the big question is who?

During the May finale of the hit ABC series, Piper Perabo She played the patient’s mother Who brought a highly flammable substance acetylene tank to the operating room to force Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) to undergo a very risky surgery to save her daughter. The hostage situation also included Simon’s trainees (Alexis Floyd) and Adams (Nico Terho(In danger, from Meredith)Ellen Pompeo) Try to save before it is too late.

Although the operation was successful, the tank was accidentally opened, resulting in flammable contents leaking onto the operating floor. The final moments of the finale showed an explosion caused by none other than Meredith and Warren (Jason George) officially survived – for now.

bidder And marinese He will not confirm Who was injured in the explosion But she made it clear that almost no one can be guaranteed to return for Season 22.

“Well, I feel like a lot of people are probably sitting in operating rooms,” she said. Hollywood Reporter In the same month. “So unless you saw them and where they were when the explosion happened, I don’t think we can say that anyone is necessarily safe,” he added.

Marinece noted that she’s talked to the cast about what to expect, adding, “I’ve had conversations with some of them, but they all know it’s a Grey’s Anatomy cliffhanger and they know every year they never know what to expect. They’re here for it. They like to keep our stories exciting and fresh.”

At that time, no decision has been made yet Who can come back? – Who doesn’t?

“But even in the last two seasons, with what you saw this year, we had to reduce the cast a little bit (due to industry-wide budget cuts), and everyone has very emotional feelings for their favorite characters,” Marines said. “But if we can make the writers upset, we know we’re doing it right. It’s not a satisfying story if people aren’t upset when someone leaves. It’s supposed to make people upset and sad, so I’m sure there will be some arguments. But I’ve been persuaded before to change my mind about some things.”

She continued, “I definitely have ideas. Whether those ideas change or not, it can always happen. I haven’t put pen to paper yet, but I will very soon.”

Keep scrolling to see what the cast teased about who might not return in Season 22:

Camilla Luddington

“I have no idea. I have an ongoing text chain with a lot of cast members like, ‘What do you think?'” Luddington exclusively told Us Weekly in June. “And we — no one knows. “No one knows, and it’s terrifying.”

Luddington, who has played Dr. Joe Wilson since season nine, He is always worried About her character’s future. “We have seen a lot and know a lot,” she continued. “There’s not a single season that I don’t worry about.”

Responding to a fan theory that the future of Luddington’s on-screen husband Chris Carmack could be in jeopardy, she added: “I just hope he’s alive. And if there’s an injury — what it is and what it looks like — I have no idea. So I feel like that’s on my mind.”

Luddington concluded, “I just hope my (on-screen) husband is OK. Because she’s going to need that support and they need it from each other. So I think it’s going to mess things up and it’s going to be a lot. They have two kids and two kids on the way.”

Chris Carmack

Since Link is not seen outside the hospital, he is also on the list of possible victims.

“I hope we make it next season, huh?” Carmack said we in May. “I mean, hey, I’m not giving anything up.”

One month later, Carmack was still unsure about his future Gray’s Anatomy. “I don’t know what to share because I don’t know anything yet,” he told Woman’s World. “Wait – now that I think about it. I haven’t gotten the ‘See you in July’ phone call yet.”

Harry Shum Jr.

“Hopefully it’s not me. Then hopefully there’s something weird on someone’s mind,” Shum Jr., who joined the show in Season 19 as Dr. Benson “Blue” Cowan, told us in June. “I don’t know, but I don’t think that’s the case. So we’ll see.”

Shum Jr. was worried about his future in the medical drama.

“When writers come in and say, ‘Hey, I want to talk to you about something,’ they’re always like, ‘Oh, please don’t be that reason.’ But you know, that’s what keeps everyone on their toes. He added, ‘I think that’s why people love it.'” He added, “That particular story — everyone I met — even the fans who came up to me and said this was just an adventure they’d never felt before. This says a lot. There’s a lot of excitement they’ve been through. So that was good to hear.”