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IIRC, Luca wasn't in the movie, I think they replaced him with Michelle Rodriguez's character (Chris Sanchez). Gamble was the one that turned bad (Street's partner who got kicked off the force after he shot the hostage), but I think he was just there to set up the eventual ending.

I remember that. IIRC, Jo and Alex were on a break, and somehow Alex found out. Instead of getting mad, he busted out laughing. 😂

This is a bit of a tangent, but related. Back in the day, I watched Melrose Place. In the mid-late 90s, when Melrose was on the air, the internet was still pretty much in its infancy, and there were few, if any boards to discuss tv shows, like this board or even the IMDb boards (RIP). So a main venue of discussion was the Usenet (remember them?!?) newsgroup alt.tv.melrose-place. One of the most popular threads on that group was "Melrose Sex Tree" 😂 It was updated often with many posts. I've always thought there should be a Grey's Sex Tree thread on this group lol

Was Kim's job with the Seahawks (NFL) or the Mariners (MLB)? I can't remember. Maybe I'm thinking Mariners because Linc worked for them before coming to Grey/Sloan.

At first I thought it might have been old footage they used, but then on the close-up, I could tell it was present-day Patrick, since he has aged a few years since he left the show. Surprising, but since Shonda isn't really involved with the show day-to-day anymore, things like that can happen. I'm not ruling out a Katherine Heigl appearance before the show ends, admitteldy, that is much less likely.

Was this the planned finale, or was there one more episode that they couldn't film due to COVID? I'm thinking about the cartel leaders last words before he was dispatched. Something to the effect of "when the city is in flames, remember, I tried to stop it". It was mentioned briefly afterwards and then not again. I wonder if some bad event was supposed to happen which the cartel leader for whatever reason wanted to prevent, which is why he took the risky trip to the US. Maybe if there was supposed to be another episode, it would have been addressed later. Or if not, maybe something for next season.

Yes, that was Dr. Amelia Shepherd, a neurosurgeon, and sister of the late Derek Shepherd. She was originally introduced on Private Practice (another Grey's spinoff that I never watched), where apparently she had drug issues and recovered, then they moved her over to Grey's when PP ended. I thought Sullivan's injuries were such that an orthopedic surgeon would be needed, but it's neuro-related? Maybe the spine is somehow involved. I don't recall if they mentioned the exact complaint on the episode(s) where Sullivan crossed over to Grey's.

I could be wrong, but wasn't Dixon the police chief and then transferred to FD? Could be after he did that favor for the mayor, he was fasttracked up the ladder at PD (Sgt, Lt, Capt, maybe Commander or Asst Chief and then the big job). What wasn't clear was why the lateral from police chief to fire chief. Or maybe I have it all wrong.

I was wondering if it was the finale, but I just checked IMDb and there is one more episode (Diablo). But it doesn't air until May 20! Wonder why the almost a month gap. IIRC, the May sweeps start today (if they are still doing that in light of all the COVID-caused early wraps to most shows), so an episode airing on May 6th would still be within the time frame. Oh well.

Yep, quite a few Crown Vics in this show, unusual for a car that's been out of production for a few years. I always thought a good undercover car would be a totally tricked out Dodge Charger, since that model is a different animal, a car popular with both LEO departments and the general public. If it would really be tricked out, could probably fool even some halfway savvy skels who would make a plain unmarked Charger in a heartbeat. Then the department could just include it in the order for markeds and unmarkeds. I suspect they mostly use confiscations anyway of non-PD models.

Yeah, huh? Maybe there was going to be a conversation about it on an episode of Grey's which was not filmed due to COVID. We shall see if it comes up (not really an issue unless Miller does in fact die, and I don't see the show going there, at least not at this juncture).

I seem to remember an episode a few years back, when Vance addressed Abby as "Ms Scuito" (sp?). IIRC, she was under some sort of investigation (don't recall exactly the nature, but of course she was cleared in the end). May have been at the beginning of Vance's tenure as Director, when he seemed to be more formal.

I noticed when I tuned in last night. Oh well, it was nice to see Stephanie Sigman again, I miss her.

I thought those were the armored car guards, but maybe not.

Thanks for posting that. Neither Grey's or Station 19 posted previews after last week's episodes (unless it was a screwup at my local ABC station (which is an affiliate)).