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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Season 12 Spoilers Revealed

After an eventful 11th season, American TV series “Grey Anatomy” is gearing up for Season 12 and spoilers have also emerged in anticipation of the upcoming season premiere.

News and updates about the TV series have been scarce but a leaked photo was revealed online. The photo showed the rumored call sheet for the first episode which is entitled “Sledgehammer,” with the scene of the episode recurring on main nurses station and long hall, International Business Style reported.

“Grey’s Anatomy” will also feature a new character in Martin Henderson, who will play the role of Ben in the TV series. Ben might be the next love interest of lead protagonist, Dr. Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) after the death of her husband, Dr. Derek (Patrick Dempsey) in Season 11.

There are also rumors that the TV series is cooking a potiential break up to the fan-favorite couple of Jo Wilson …show more content…
Jackson warned April that if she leaves for the army, which was her desire, their marriage will come to an end. Catherine (Debbie Allen) and Richard (James Pickens Jr.) got married after overcoming a fierce argument between them.

Meanwhile, the relationship of Owen (Kevin McKidd) and Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) seemed to be repaired when the former helped the latter to listen on the last voicemail of Derek which was left to Meredith. On the other hand, Maggie (Kelly McCreary), Meredith’s half-sister, opened to her sister about the failing relationship of her parents. This proved to be an important moment as the two further strengthened their bond.

“Grey’s Anatomy” is a story of doctors working in Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. The show features the career and personal difficulties that the characters will face in their profession. The TV series was originally renewed for Season 12 by ABC on May 7, 2015. Season premiere is slated at September 24,
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