Grey’s Anatomy’s Jason George Has An A+ Analogy About How It Feels Returning To The Show After Station 19

Grey’s Anatomy’s Jason George Has An A+ Analogy About How It Feels Returning To The Show After Station 19

As a gamer who has spent countless hours navigating the complex worlds of video games, I can’t help but draw parallels between my virtual adventures and the return of Ben Warren to Grey Sloan Memorial on Grey’s Anatomy. Just like when I revisit an old game after years away, stepping back into the familiar halls of the hospital feels like returning home, even though I’ve been off on my own adventures.


In simpler terms, the medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy” is temporarily absent from the 2024 TV lineup, but when it comes back, we can’t wait to catch up with the character Ben Warren again. Previously a doctor, firefighter, and then a doctor once more, he has returned to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital after spending several years pursuing his dream as a first responder. To put it another way, actor Jason George has been rehired for “Grey’s Anatomy” following the cancellation of its spinoff “Station 19,” which was one of the most significant TV shows axed in 2024. In any case, I appreciate the comparison George made about returning to work full-time after being away for six years.

Jason George initially played Ben Warren on “Grey’s Anatomy” Season 6 and has continued his role even while being a main cast member of “Station 19”. This is because his character, Ben, is married to Miranda Bailey, portrayed by Chandra Wilson. It’s an unusual setup, but the actor explained it in a more relatable way when he spoke with People, saying:

If you reside in the same town as your parents, you’ve consistently found yourself visiting their house, because, in a sense, it has always felt like your own. You may have built your own home, and for me, that was Station 19. Now I’m returning to live with my parents, and I’m wondering how things will change. However, I discovered it’s surprisingly enjoyable.

It’s truly clever! For many, the family home remains a familiar and comforting place, even after they establish separate lives. Interestingly, if one were to return to live with their parents, the dynamics can shift, as compared to when they were growing up. Jason George extended this comparison further by stating:

I am given freedom regarding my coming and going hours, which feels great since everyone recognizes me as an independent adult. There’s a mix of newcomers and long-time employees here, making adjustment necessary but also exciting because I get to interact with familiar faces daily.

Indeed, it’s accurate that many fresh personalities have joined the cast recently, as Jason George didn’t appear until the “Reboot Era” of Grey’s Anatomy, which marked the arrival of a new batch of interns in Season 19. In the latest episode, “You Make My Heart Explode,” we witnessed Ben stumbling to find his bearings alongside these residents, particularly when he and Blue Kwan (Harry Shum Jr.) had a rough start.

It’s also been a period of readjustment for Bailey with her husband, Ben, being back in the hospital, and she’s been discreetly checking to ensure he’s settling in well without receiving preferential treatment. This scenario, as Jason George metaphorically put it, is reminiscent of a parent adapting to their grown-up child moving back home.

The break for Grey’s Anatomy won’t last much longer; it’s just taking a one-week hiatus. You can catch Ben, Bailey, and the rest of the crew again at 10 p.m. ET on Thursday, November 7, on ABC. If you have a Hulu subscription, you’ll be able to stream it the following day as well.

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2024-10-31 21:37