Ahhh, the sun is shining, the birds are chirping and the flowers are blooming.
What does that call for? Staying in and binge-watching old episodes of Grey's Anatomy, of course. Have you been McDreaming about what Patrick Dempsey has been doing since his time on the show? How about T.R. Knight and Katherine Heigl? Well, luckily so have we—and we did all the digging around so that you don't have to.
One alum we've especially missed has been Knight, who played the lovable George O'Malley a.k.a. "007." We said goodbye to George at the end of season five. Since his time on Grey's he has appeared on HBO Max's The Flight Attendant with Kaley Cuoco, among other shows. Additionally, to every fan's delight, he also returned to Grey's for one episode to meet Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) during her COVID-19 coma.
And what about fan favorite Jesse Williams? Well, his new line of work is in a completely different ballpark.
The actor, who played Dr. Jackson Avery for 12 years, is set to star in the upcoming Broadway revival of Take Me Out, a Tony winner about a baseball player who comes out as gay.
In a recent interview with the New York Times, Williams discussed his decision to leave the medical drama.
Since he felt "increasingly safe, protected, insulated" on the Shonda Rhimes series, he decided that next project "had to be terrifying."
"I needed to get out of my comfort zone," he explained. "I needed to go into a very unknown place."
As far as the rest of the Grey-Sloan Memorial alums? Kick-start your weekend by scrolling through to find out what they're up to now—and that's doctor's orders.