Grey’s Anatomy kills Katie off in emotional off-screen death

Grey’s AnatomyThe latest episode shocked viewers with a heartbreaking and unexpected death.

Thursday, March 19, on ABC’s hit series LucasNico Tejo) and Simone (Alexis Floyd) is working for Katie (Samantha Marie Weir) received home hospice care after her diagnosis worsened. Lucas and Katie grow closer as they reminisce about what would have happened between them if Katie hadn’t gotten sick.

Meanwhile, Simone worries about Lucas; Who is more worried Let Katie live, not make sure she never suffers again. After Simone hides the jar from Lucas, he rushes back to the hospital to get it. When he returned, Katie was dead.

Lucas ultimately blamed Simone for preventing him from being with Katie during her final moments. The characters originally met earlier in the season when Katie was involved in a car accident while being treated for stomach cancer. Katie was diagnosed with stage 2, and things got worse after her treatment was taken off the market.

Elsewhere in the episode, Winston (Anthony Hill) finally puts his feelings for Jules into action (Adelaide Kane). Teddy (Kim Raver) and Owen (Kevin McKidd) are also back as they try to adjust to their new normal just days after signing divorce papers.

“A couple of scripts came in[recently]and I was like, ‘Oh, my God.'” It got chaotic and very Grey’s Anatomy -like. I love it so much,” Raver, 56, told EXCLUSIVELY US Weekly January.

actress Know what will happen in the future and other actors.

“We all read what’s going on (during the meter reading) and I love it,” she shared. “Some of us were in work clothes, some were in casual clothes. And then when we found out this information, we were all shocked and surprised. We were like viewers, too, and then we looked at each other as if to say, ‘This is really happening.'”

Raffer, who has played Teddy since season six, committed “Really great” Grey’s Anatomy storyline – and revealed whether she had any concerns about her character’s fate.

“This is the life of an actor,” she points out. “It’s really just trying to be there and do the job and follow the amazing storylines that the writers give. Especially now we always have these incredible cliffhangers. No one knows.”

Leifer Promise to the audience Will be “riveted” by what’s to come, adding, “There’s a cliffhanger, so I think it’s going to be very surprising. … I love being able to go in every day and be able to tell these stories from a director’s perspective. Every storyline gives us that typical Grey’s Anatomy vibe where you can cry, you can laugh, and the residents are great. There’s a lot of shenanigans going on with them. It’s just a really great story.” An exciting episode. “

Raver continued, “I feel like every time I direct a new episode of Grey’s Anatomy , there’s a little more[that I learn]because there’s a different format or a different way to shoot it. But I think maybe my confidence in how to tell the story and where I want to put the camera[has gotten better]. Television moves so fast, so I feel like the more I do it, the more comfortable I become with the speed it requires. I’m just getting more comfortable with the craft of it, and that allows me to really enjoy the process.”

Grey’s Anatomy airs Thursdays at 10 pm ET on ABC and the next day on Hulu.