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Should You Really Watch All 18 Seasons of “Grey’s Anatomy”?

Say what you will about medical dramas, but the facts don’t lie: Grey’s Anatomy has 18 seasons under its belt with Season 19 debuting in the fall of 2022. The Shonda Rhimes hit has been described as a “sensation” and “revolutionary” since its scandalous pilot episode, which came to ABC back in 2005. 

Loyal fans remember those early days well — when the campy theme song promised raunchy scenes between interns and attendings. Now that the 18th season has made it to Netflix, is it time to catch up? And, moreover, is it worth hopping on the Grey’s Anatomy train now? After all, 18 seasons is quite the undertaking.

Here, we’re taking a look at why Grey’s Anatomy achieved such success, how it changed the TV landscape and if becoming a devotee of this pop cultural phenomenon so late in the game is worth your while. 

Why Is Grey’s Anatomy So Successful?

Dedicated fans have followed Dr. Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) and co. for nearly two decades . In fact, it’s the longest-running show on ABC — and one of the longest-running TV shows of all time. But why?

Grey’s Anatomy has certainly had its highs and lows. Even long-time fans admit to slogging through certain seasons of the show. But it has also taken on a life of its own and made a lasting mark on pop culture at large. From the well-rounded characters you can’t help but invest your soul into to the soapy storylines punctuated with both romance and comedy, Grey’s Anatomy has breathed new life into beloved TV tropes and the medical drama genre. Not to mention, the show has evolved in step with the trends, perspectives and current events of the day. 

If nothing else, Ellen Pompeo’s complex but steady Meredith Grey has helmed this ship through heartbreak; malpractice lawsuits; plane, car and ferry crashes; honest-to-god miracles; and more. The cast — whether the characters are still on the show or not — feel a bit like family, too. Grey’s Anatomy is a comfort show. It’s both familiar and surprising, and it has the means of cashing in on the world it has spent years and years cultivating. 

Despite being a constant, Grey’s has also changed television for the better by consistently moving the bar in terms of inclusivity and representation. The show has a diverse cast that features people of color and LGBTQ+ folks — and there’s a real effort made to make all of these characters well-rounded. Grey’s Anatomy has taken strides to highlight the importance equal pay — it’s made sex, and talking about sex, less taboo. It’s even helped demystify death. 

Whether you think Rhimes and Pompeo deserve their numerous accolades or not doesn’t change the fact that they’ve helped shift the narrative — especially for women in television — by providing equitable pay, regardless of gender, and offering women more opportunities both on the screen and behind the scenes. 

So Should You Watch Grey’s Anatomy — All the Seasons? 

Yes! Although you don’t have to embark on an 400+-episode emotional roller coaster to enjoy the show. Just get started and see where it takes you.

For those who don’t know, let’s set the scene: Meredith Grey (Pompeo) enrolls in the residency program at Seattle Grace Hospital. As an intern, she works under resident Dr. Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson). Meredith’s fellow interns include the brusque and competitive Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh), the bumbling but sweet George O’Malley (T.R. Knight), the hottie with a heart of gold, Izzie Stevens (Katherine Heigl), and the jerk with a troubled past, Alex Karev (Justin Chambers). 

But Grey’s Anatomy wouldn’t be the show it is without older, more experienced mentors — and love interests. Dr. Preston Burke (Isaiah Washington) is a cardio attending physician, and Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) is a neuro attending physician. Wondering why the show is seemingly named after the main character? Meredith Grey’s mother is Ellis Grey (Kate Burton), a renowned surgeon who’s now living with Alzheimer’s.

Tips for a Marathon Viewing

Now, before you officially hop on the Grey’s Anatomy train, here are seven things you should keep in mind:

1. Start with the first season. Grey’s Anatomy isn’t just another medical, legal or crime drama. Don’t just jump in at Season 10. You won’t experience the full impact of the show’s emotional blows. It’s essential to follow the characters from the beginning. 

2. Be prepared for total upheaval. No one is safe on Grey’s Anatomy . Not your favorite character or couple. No one. The cast has almost completely changed throughout the show’s 18 seasons. Meredith’s fellow interns serve as the core cast for a while, but then the show introduces new characters and gets rid of old ones. It’s an 18-season drama, after all! Characters die, and actors leave the show for other opportunities.

3. Some songs might trigger emotional breakdowns if you ever hear them in public. Namely Snow Patrol’s “Chasing Cars,” which the show uses three times. You know things aren’t going to be good when you hear the opening notes of that song.

4. Order tissues in bulk. What’s that? You don’t cry during TV shows? Well, you will now. The soundtrack is super sappy, but somehow it always manages to wrench tears from your eyes. While they don’t kill off the main characters left and right, it is a medical drama. People die. And you’ll be surprised at how attached you get to characters you met just an episode before they pass away. 

5. Take breaks in between eras. With 18 full seasons out there, you’ll want to break the show up into more manageable chunks. We’ll call them “eras” here. These eras are separated according to storylines, catastrophic events, core cast shifts, deaths and more: Seasons 1–5, Seasons 6–8, Seasons 9–11, Seasons 12–14, and Seasons 15–present. Just an FYI: you’ll need time to recover, especially after the finales of the fifth, eighth and eleventh seasons. 

6. You’ll either appreciate your friends more — or realize you need better friends. Do you have a Meredith or Cristina in your life? You know, someone you can count on no matter what. If not, you’ll realize pretty quickly how badly you need one.

7. You’ll get frustrated — but you’ll also come back for more. Grey’s Anatomy is phenomenal for so many seasons, so, by the time you start to feel rage quit-level frustrated, you’re in too deep. Sorry, not sorry. That’s the real magic of Grey’s Anatomy . The relationships are unlike any others on TV — they’re volatile, passionate and constantly changing, but they’re ultimately unbreakable. Not to mention, you’ll spend years with some characters. So, odds are, you’ll always come back for more.

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US version of the spooky BBC comedy show returns

Adapted from the hit UK sitcom of the same name, the US version of Ghosts was one of the biggest break out comedy shows on TV last year, and its back for a second run of spectre-filled gags. The shows follows freelance journalist Sam (Rose McIver) and her unemployed chef husband Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) who initially think their luck is in after inheriting Woodstone, a massive country estate. Read on to find out how you can watch Ghosts season 2 online and stream the new season no matter where you are in the world right now.

Premieres:  Thursday, September 29 at 8.30pm ET/PT

New episodes: every Thursday

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The couple's hopes of a quaint retreat are quickly dashed when they find that its falling apart. Worse still, its inhabited by a collection of eccentric ghosts that only Sam can see and hear after being involved in a near-death experience.

The new season means a return of familiar apparitions like scout leader Pete, upper-class Hetty, Thorfinn the Viking, trouserless Wall Street "finance bro" Trevor and Susan the hippie, as well as the promise of at least one new spectral guest Woodstone.

The new season sees the Ghosts working alongside Sam and Jay as the couple look to make a success of turning the estate into an upmarket B&B with inevitably hilarious outcomes, with CBS promising both a Halloween and Christmas special later in the run.

Follow our guide below to watch Ghosts season 2 online from anywhere, with free trials available.

How to watch Ghosts season 2 online from outside your country

If you're abroad today but still want to get your Ghosts season 2 fix just as you would if you were at home, you'll need a VPN to do so. This is because of the pesky digital phenomenon known as geo-blocking, which results in most streaming services being restricted to specific parts of the world.

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How to watch Ghosts online: stream season 2 online in the US

If you have cable, Ghosts season 2 will be shown every Thursday on CBS, kicking off at 10pm ET/PT on September 29 .

Tune in on linear TV or watch on-demand on the CBS website. You'll need to sign in with your cable provider details.

Alternatively, if you don't have the channel on linear TV, it's available to stream on Paramount Plus . Currently you can benefit from a 7-day FREE trial of Paramount Plus . Thereafter, Paramount Plus starts at $4.99 a month with Limited Ads, or $9.99 a month for No Ads.

Or, you can opt for a much more fully featured over-the-top streaming service. Some of them struggle with national networks like CBS, so our recommendation in this case would be FuboTV , which is a complete cable replacement starting from $64.99 a month. 

There's a FREE 7-day trial deal on offer to try it, and cancelling is easy if you decide it's not for you - essentially meaning it's possible to watch Ghosts online for free, at least the first episode anyway.

Away from the US but want to watch the same streaming coverage you do when at home? You got it - just grab a great VPN deal and follow our instructions above to get started.

How to watch Ghosts season 2 online in Canada

Ghosts season 2 is being televised by Global TV in Canada, with new episodes aired in tandem with the US at 8.30pm ET/PT on Thursdays, starting September 29.

If you don't have the channel on cable, you can still watch Ghosts in Canada via the Global TV app or online platform.

It lets you watch some shows for free for the first seven days after they air, without requiring you to sign in with the details of a cable provider. However, you’ll need a valid cable login to get access to all Global content. 

Outside of Canada?   Use a VPN  to gain access to all the content you'd normally stream at home.

Can I watch Ghosts Season 2 online in Australia?

There's no confirmed release date for season 2 of Ghosts in Australia, however its likely that the new series will eventually end up on Paramount Plus.

The streaming service currently has the first season available to watch on demand in its entirety.

A subscription starts at $8.99 per month after a  7-day FREE trial .

As detailed above, if you’re abroad you’ll struggle to connect to any of the streaming services you usually use. The solution?  Try using a VPN  as per our guide above.

How to watch Ghosts season 2 in the UK and beyond

Viewers in the UK will be familiar with the BBC original version of the show, which has just started its fourth season on the network .

Somewhat surprisingly, there isn't currently a UK broadcaster showing the US remake in the region, despite its early success Stateside. 

The only alternative is to use one of the  best VPN providers to tap into a stream from another nation, as described above.

The software is generally ideal for this as it allows you to change your IP address and appear to be in a completely different location - and all through a safe, encrypted connection. But do bear in mind that most paid streaming services will require a credit card based in the country the service is from.

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Ghosts (2021): Season 2

Season 2 • premiered 2020.

A cash-strapped young couple inherit a grand country house, only to find it is both falling apart and teeming with the ghosts of former inhabitants.

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The Grey Lady

Alison and Mike try to find a semi-harmonious routine with the ghosts of Button House.

EPISODE 1 • 30m

About Last Night

Alison tries to find out why the ghosts are acting so strangely.

EPISODE 2 • 29m

Redding Weddy

Alison and Mike grapple with the latest obstacle to getting an event booking.

EPISODE 3 • 29m

The Thomas Thorne Affair

Thomas goes down memory lane with Alison.

EPISODE 4 • 28m

Bump in the Night

It's a nervous Mike's first night alone in the house.

EPISODE 5 • 28m

Perfect Day

The big day at Button House has arrived, but some freak weather disrupts plans.

EPISODE 6 • 30m

The Ghost of Christmas

A new arrival at the house leads Julian to a revelation about the meaning of Christmas.

EPISODE 7 • 30m

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Kiell smith-bynoe, martha howe-douglas, mathew baynton, simon farnaby, lolly adefope.

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1. Who Do You Think You Are?

April 9, 2021 | 29 min

Cash-strapped Alison and Mike think their dreams have come true when they inherit a grand country house, unaware that it's falling apart and teeming with the ghosts of former inhabitants.

2. Gorilla War

April 9, 2021 | 27 min

Alison, still recovering from her near-fatal accident, finds herself hounded by the ghostly gaggle, who now realize that she can both see and hear them.

3. Happy Death Day

April 9, 2021 | 30 min

With Pat’s family coming to commemorate his death, Pat begs Alison to pass on a message from beyond the grave, while she attempts to befriend the new builder.

4. Free Pass

April 9, 2021 | 28 min

Fortune smiles on Mike and Alison when a TV company comes looking for an old house.

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Alison and Mike meet their posh neighbours, and decide to host a dinner party. Robin celebrates a lunar eclipse.

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Mike and Alison consider selling Button House to a hotel chain.

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Ghosts season 2: how to watch and everything we know about the comedy

The hit comedy Ghosts is back with its second season.

A breakout hit of the 2021-2022 TV season, Ghosts is back on CBS and giving audiences another frighteningly good time.

Ghosts became the latest example of an original British show adapted for and enjoyed by US audiences. It joins the likes of The Office , Shameless , House of Cards and Love Island USA , just to name a few. The American creators behind Ghosts , Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, would probably love to have the same kind of success that those shows have had.

But before we can talk about Ghosts' place in the British-to-America pantheon, Ghosts season 2 looks to show that season 1 was no fluke. Here is everything we know about Ghosts season 2.

How to watch Ghosts season 2

Ghosts season 2 has wrapped up, but you can catch up with all of the episodes of the comedy on Paramount Plus .

Check out what else if on US TV tonight with WTW's US TV listings .

Who is in the Ghosts season 2 cast?

The entire main cast is back for the new season. This includes Rose McIver, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Brandon Scott Jones, Danielle Pinnock and more. Here is the entire principal cast and who they play: 

• Rose McIver as Samantha
• Utkarsh Ambudkar as Jay
• Brandon Scott Jones as Isaac
• Richie Moriarity as Pete
• Danielle Pinnock as Alberta
• Asher Grodman as Trevor
• Roman Zaragoza as Sasappis
• Sheila Carrasco as Flower
• Rebecca Wisocky as Hetty
• Devan Chandler Long as Thorfinn

By the way, at a recent Comic-Con event, the cast revealed who they'd love to guest star on the show. Hint, the person is an EGOT winner and is currently a host on a famous daytime talk show. Take a look at who they want on the series (we fast-forwarded the clip to the moment in question). 

What is the Ghosts plot?

Ghosts follows a young couple, Samantha and Jay, that inherit an old country house and have aspirations to turn it into a bed & breakfast. However, after suffering an accident while at the house, Samantha begins to see the handful of ghosts that occupy the home. They all must learn to live together and help each other out.

The Ghosts season 1 finale saw two big developments. First, the ghost of Revolutionary War soldier Isaac finally reveals his true, romantic feelings for a ghost British soldier. Meanwhile, just as Samantha and Jay are ready to open their B&B, they are told about a curse that was set upon them shortly after moving in by Thorfinn, before they all became friends. With the only way to remove the curse potentially risking Samantha’s ability to communicate with the ghosts, she decides to dismiss it. However, as they welcome their first guests the floors of the house crumble beneath them.

So the ramifications of the very real curse are going to have to be addressed in Ghosts season 2. Can Samantha and Jay still open their B&B? Is Samantha going to decide to give up her new ability to talk with the dead? What other problems from the ghosts’ past will come to light?

CBS has revealed the official plot synopsis for the Ghosts season 2 premiere. Titled "Spies," the episode sees Sam enlists the ghosts to help secure a good review from an overly critical couple staying at the B&B. Also, Isaac tries to integrate Nigel into his friend group.

Catch up with some of what's happened so far this season with our Ghosts episode recaps:

• Ghosts : The Christmas Spirit recap
• Ghosts season 2 episode 11 recap
• Ghosts season 2 episode 12 recap
• Ghosts season 2 episode 13 recap
• Ghosts season 2 episode 14 recap

Ghosts UK and Ghosts US collide

For those fans that were familiar with the original UK version of Ghosts and were hoping for some kind of crossover between the two shows, we have some good news. It’s kind of happening in the new season. Actor Mathew Baynton, who portrays Thomas Thorne in Ghosts season 4 in the UK is guest starring in the US iteration of the show. When discussing his US stint with Entertainment Weekly , Baynton stated: 

"When I was invited to play a guest role in the CBS version of Ghosts , I was a little concerned that the two universes colliding would tear a hole in the fabric of time and space. Thankfully, that didn't happen and instead, I had a lot of fun playing with a bunch of very lovely funny people."

Is there a Ghosts season 2 trailer?

Here's the original first-look trailer for Ghosts season 2.

The Ghosts team also shared a blooper reel from season 1 as part of their Comic-Con 2022 presentation. Enjoy!

Is there going to be a Ghosts season 3?

More Ghosts is coming on CBS, as the network has officially renewed the comedy series for a season 3.

"This season, executive producers Joe Port, Joe Wiseman and the brilliant cast delivered episodes that far surpassed our expectations. From the opening of the Woodstone B&B to epic Halloween and Christmas episodes , we have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know our Ghosts even better. Much like our viewers, we love them more each and every week," said Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment. "As the series continues to win fans on broadcast and streaming, we're thrilled to bring back this touching and hilarious comedy for a third season."

Ghosts season 2 is going to continue its run for the rest of the 2022-2023 TV season, with Ghosts season 3 arriving in the fall for the 2023-2024 season. 

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