I found some leaked information about the new season of Greys. 
YAY! I’m really looking foward to the new season. This season we will get to see the new interns and catch up on the single Christina, troubled George and of course Grey and her man McDreamy.
We all know actress Chyler Leigh has joined ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” as series regular Lexi Grey, the most prominent new intern at Seattle Grace. Who are the remaining young actors joining the show in its fourth season as the interns we loved and cared about over the past 3 years become residents?
Four actors appeared in the 3rd season finale along with Leigh, two of which – Candice Afia (pictured above) and Joseph Williamson (pictured below) – are expected to return, although they have yet to film any new scenes.
Four other actors – 2 girls and 2 guys – will be joining the show on a recurring basis and they have already filmed their first scenes, including those for the season premiere episode “A Change Is Gonna Come” (airs Thursday, September 27 at 9/8c).
Tymberlee Chanel plays Claire, Gloria Garayua plays Graciella, Winston Story plays Leo and Richard Keith plays Mitch Greenberg. The actors photos are below posted in the same order.
Although TV Guide has helped “Grey’s” fans sigh with relief after a report that Patrick Dempsey’s McDreamy won’t be hooking up with Mer’s little sis Lexi, the word is out that one of the interns will get romantically (or sexually) involved with one of the doctors.
MORE GREYS BUZZZZ
Without question, Grey’s Anatomy pushed the envelope in its third season, resulting in the cavalcade of kudos from the lords of the Emmys – and more than a little criticism from fans.
As it comes into Season Four, Grey’s Anatomy sits on the verge of what has become a fad for drama series exiting their sophomore years, BuddyTV notes.
The show is heading for a reboot.
Grey’s Anatomy will now be shifting into a whole new dramatic space, a new chief, a flock of new interns, and, of course, a bunch of newly upgraded physicians.
As with all the other shows making changes to their dramatic architecture this year, Grey’s Anatomy seems poised to either sink or swim:
* The Preston (Isaiah Washington) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) histrionics that helped form the path to the Season 3 finale are over.
* Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) have fallen apart, or almost fallen apart, so many times that their dangling over the edge of shattered romance seems more held back by rubber bands than the viewers’ empathic heart strings.
* O’Mizzie, the disastrous pairing of Izzie (Katherine Heigl) and George (T.R. Knight) has reportedly been nixed. But dud we detect a gleam in George’s eye when he spotted Meredith’s sister, Lexie Grey?Rumors have it that Jane Doe (Elizabeth Reaser) will, thankfully, return to challenge Alex’s aversion to attachment, but beyond that, no one knows what this “reboot” holds for Grey’s Anatomy.
A change in structure and authority suggests an attempt to create a blend of some of the resident drama from the first three seasons mixing with a faculty drama that was confined mostly to the over-40 set.
If one thing is clear, it is that Shonda Rhimes and the Grey’s Anatomy writing team have always handled everything, even their failings, with a sensitivity and inventiveness that is uniquely Grey’s.
The beauty of the reboot will be not knowing what to expect, but knowing it comes from some of the best in the business.
