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As Catherine Avery, a pioneering surgeon played by Debbie Allen of "Gray's anatomy", explains during a ceremony awarded by the Harper Avery Award, it is common to distinguish the most innovative, surgeons that change play on the field. "The operation is the bravest and most frightening of the healing arts," she says in the room in the 10 episode "Go Alone", where Dr -Cristina Young (Sandra O) is a prize winner. "The Harper Avery Award celebrates those who destroyed obstacles, changed the direction and invented the future of how to live and heal and progress," she continues. "Surgeons in this room redefine the drug for the next generations."

This is all to say that within the "Heating Anatomy", the Harper Avery Award is the highest recognition that any surgeon can achieve. During dr Two Harper Avery during her career. In Season 4, after Isaiah Washington's Dr. Preston Burke leaves the Seattle Hospital where the show is set - and, in that process, leaves his fiancé Christina at the altar - it has been revealed that he has won Harper Avery, sending Christina into an existential crisis. Remember how Christina is nominated in Season 10, which she earns after 3D printing of a baby's baby conductor? She loses only because the Harper Avery Foundation buys the hospital in season 9, which means Christina is secretly "ineligible" for the award. Despite this line in the sand, Meredith won his Harper Avery in season 14 to transplant the abdominal Wallid.

Harper Avery is a Major Something in the world of "Heating Anatomy", even as some major changes are underway ... And though much for the award really makes no sense. Let's get into everything else you need to know about the Harper Avery Award, which is eventually renamed the Catherine Fox Prize, at "Gray's Anatomy".

Surprisingly, the Harper Avery Award was first created by, well, Dr -Harper Avery, a surgeon played by Chelsea Ross, who hoped to encourage ambitious surgeons to continue to perform boundaries and create new techniques and procedures. First we meet Harper in Season 6 and we find out that his nephew, Dr. Acksehson Avery (Essie Williams), works with all our favorite surgeons in what is then called, in Seattle Grace-Merry Hospital. Over time, we Also Find out that winning the Harper Avery Award not only gives honor or title; The winning surgeon also gets Half a million dollars.

The entire concept of Harper Avery Award shows great attraction, however, when it was discovered (during the 14th season) that Harper was a sexual disturber and abuser and personally sacrificed women in the operation during his career. To make matters worse for Meredith, she realizes that her mother has removed her colleague and close friend, Dr. Marie Cheron (Rachel Tikotin), from a study of laparoscopic biliary reconstruction, an operation that Ellis has one of her two. Why did Ellis remove its name? Well, Marie was one of Harper's victims and became part of a neighborhood intended to keep her quiet; Ellis, always a surgeon for abbreviations, took Marie's name out of the study, so there would be no conflict of interest, allowing Ellis to win the award at all.

On the eve of all this - and the subsequent public outcome - Meredith publicly returns the awards to her and her mother Harper Avori, and Catherine is trying to discover how to save the situation. At the end of the season 14 in the "bad reputation" episode, Meredit and Acksexone decide that the award should bear a different name and choose Catherine's name, using her girlfriend, Fox, instead of her marriage name (now pretty shameful). The Catherine Fox and the Catherine Fox Foundation are again in honor of women whose careers Harper moved away and the award lives without such a negative association.

The idea behind the fictional award Harper Avery is interesting, don't get me wrong - but the concept of the award itself introduces some large with small holes in the "heating anatomy". The first and frankly the most amazing thing is the situation with Christina and her extremely political and controversial loss. For context, a small number of doctors from Seattle Grace-Mercy West boarded a small plane during the finals of Season 8 to perform advanced surgery in Bois, Idaho, including Meredith, Christina, Meredith's husband, Dr. Derek Shepard (Patrick Dempsey)Dr. Arizona Robbins (Essica Kapsho), Dr. Mark Sloan (Eric Dane) and Meredith's half-sister, Dr. Lexi Gray (Ciller Lee). When the plane crashed into the remote forest, Derek and Arizona sustained huge injuries to his arm and leg, respectively, and Mark revealed that there were serious internal injuries; Lexi, crushed under part of the crashed plane, dies shortly afterwards.

These doctors, including Arizona's wife, Dr. Kali Torres (Sarah Ramirez), sue the hospital to put them on the plane first (during the 9th season 9) and wins, efficiently bankrupt in the hospital. To prevent the breakup of Seattle Grace Meri West, the group gathers together to buy the hospital, but eventually needs funding from the Catherine Foundation and the Harper Avori Foundation, which they accept. The fact that Christina won the award would be some kind of conflict of interest is what causes her to leave Seattle for Switzerland in season 10 (which is when Sandra O leaves the series).

Well, how is Meredith able to win this award, four seasons later, without so much as a whisper or murmur for the fact that she is a co-owner of what is now called Gray Sloan's memorial (in honor of Mark and Lexi) along with the foundation? I don't know! The show never explains that! My other main head with Harper Avery is a kind of shallow, and that is that there is a massive ceremony every year for, obviously, One single rewardWhat requires a whole bunch of doctors to travel from all over the country? How can it be profitable for Frito-leon And the Catherine Fox Foundation?

However, aside my quibbles, the renamed Catherine Fox award is a big deal of "Gray's anatomy". Discover for yourself while putting the series on Julu or Netflix.