Grey's Anatomy

Every season of Grey’s Anatomy has its fair share of disgusting surgeries. But Season 8 may have showcased the most original so far. We went back over this season’s most gruesome, nausea-inducing, and strangest operations at Seattle Grace-Mercy West to round up the Top 5.

1) Episode 10: “Suddenly”
In the midseason premiere, we knew we were in for major drama —...

Good news, Grey's Anatomy fans: our show is rocking the ratings.

Fans were irate over the long wait for Season 8, Episode 10: “Suddenly,” but it looks like the annoyance didn't stop anyone from tuning in. According to TV by the Numbers, Grey's pulled in 12 million viewers, and a 4.5 rating in the coveted demographic of adults 18-49 — a season high.

That made Grey's the number...

Though you didn't need a medical degree to understand the drama of this week's Grey's Anatomy episode (Season 8, Episode 10: “Suddenly”), there was some bizarre jargon tossed around. Those Grey's writers think they can wow us with their big vocabulary, but we've got their number. Here are the deets.

Bailey's (Chanda Wilson) patient Michael, the son in the doomed family, suffered a ...

There was some positivity amidst all the angst on Grey's Anatomy Season 8, Episode 10: “Suddenly.” Mark's (Eric Dane) new girlfriend, Julia, managed to save a girl's eye — and impress two of the most important people in Mark's life at the same time.

Julia wowed Derek (Patrick Dempsey) with her confidence and skill in the OR, and she even won over Lexie (Chyler Leigh) with...

We've had a pretty shock-free holiday season with Grey's Anatomy being on hiatus for so long, but this episode tried to compensate for that withdrawal with some moments that were either crushingly sad, incredibly tense, or surprisingly happy. In case you've knocked your noggin and suffered a serious case of amnesia, here are the highlights.

5. Wreck of the day
When did Grey's Anatomy turn into ...