In the fall of 2020, in the thickness of the Kovid-19 pandemic that mostly closed the world, "Gray's anatomy" did what every medical show would do and bent over in real life crisis as part of its story. The the funniest However, what she did was a Komid-linked coma in a coma for most of its 17th season-which means that, while Meredith and Ellen Pompeo spend time on "Dream Beach", she goes a full "sixth sense" and sees dead people. It includes the Georgeor of TR Knight, who receives the privilege of appearing with the visions of two living characters (Miranda Bailey and Jamesimes Pickens Runior, D -Richard Webber).

In an interview with The deadlineKnight and then-showner Christa Vernof opened up on how George-Knights returned to the series after more than a decade. For his part, Knight wanted as George, well -intentioned, but sometimes dirt, was shown in Meredith's dream. "What I wanted to do what Crista did with Georgeorje, because Meredith has this vision for lack of a better word, about who would be Georgeghor," Knight explained. "Georgeorje is a very complicated person and this is what has done so incredible pleasure to play, but Meredith sees the best of George: she sees his humor, his nessicity, his generosity and in this short moment when you see it, it is so great."

"We all know that Georgeorje also had its mistakes," Knight continued. "He stumbled up a lot. Literally and metaphorically, he was a little passive-aggressive, he had a little anger, holding out a little too long, but that's what made him play such a brilliant character so that he could come back to that world ... as I said, there is a better word than deep than deep."

So whether the knight will ever come back again? Probably not (and, unless someone else ends up in a coma, there is no real way for this to happen anyway). Fortunately, Knight was happy with his (second) sending. "It was the end I never expected and I couldn't expect, in so many ways," he admitted. "It is so awkward to put it to ask that, to be honest, with all the respect, so I will just say in the hands of Crista, I feel safe, I feel energetic." Meg Marinis took over the show from Vernoff in 2024, so Knight is probably over ... but it's perfectly good with fans like me.

"Gray's anatomy" is now running on Netflix and Julu.