Meredith Gray in the 17th season of "Grey's Anatomy".

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ABC

While fans are wondering if season 17 of

Grey's Anatomy

will be the last, the legendary Shonda Rhimes show made its return this Thursday on ABC after the winter break with an explosive episode.

Here is everything you need to know about this new season currently being broadcast on ABC (and which should arrive on TF1 in the coming months), and on this twist that has pissed off fans.

Will season 17 be the last season?

Season 17 may well be the last.

Negotiations between ABC and Ellen Pompeo, who plays Meredith Gray, for future seasons are still ongoing.

In 2017, the actress fought to renegotiate her salary, becoming the highest paid actress for a television series.

"I am preparing for a season and a final that could work as well as a final season that as a final standard, said Krista Vernoff the showrunneuse of

Gray's Anatomy

to

The Hollywood Reporter.

 I anticipate both eventualities even though it's complicated and not ideal.

"

Krista Vernoff hopes ABC will inform her of the fate of

Grey's Anatomy

as soon as possible: "I told them I had to know before I made the finale".

And to explain: "Either I make a conclusion, or I build something that will allow me to have a cliffhanger, but also a common thread for the next season.

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A former star of the small screen in the casting

After playing Beth's mother in

This is Us

, Phylicia Rashad, well known to fans of the

Cosby Show

, the flagship sitcom of the 1980s in which she played Clair Huxtable, will appear in

Grey's Anatomy

on April 15.

She is none other than the big sister of Debbie Allen, aka Catherine Avery, the mother of Jackson (Jesse William).

"My sister, Phylicia Rashad, will appear in episode 12 and bring true power, humor and grace in a role that strikes a chord, that of the voice of the people," Debbie Allen told

TV. Line

.

A huge twist

An event, which takes place in the 7th episode of season 17 of

Grey's Anatomy

, currently airing in the United States, angered fans.

>> BE CAREFUL, THE CONTINUATION OF THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MANY SPOILERS ON THE CURRENT SEASON IN THE UNITED STATES !!!

It all started in episode 6 of season 4 of

Station 19,

DeLuca and her sister Carina wanted to follow and stop Opal, a woman at the head of human trafficking.

An investigation that turned into a tragedy when DeLuca was stabbed by a stranger.

The story continued in episode 7 of season 17 of

Grey's Anatomy

when Carina and the firefighters arrived at the hospital with DeLuca bleeding out… Faced with the severity of his injury, the doctor immediately was sent to surgery where Owen and Teddy took matters into their own hands.

The twist?

As DeLuca seemed out of the woods, he appeared on the infamous Meredith Beach - meanwhile between life and death battling Covid-19.

"Whatever happens to me, I want you to know that I had never before felt this feeling of being seen as you looked at me", then blurted DeLuca to Meredith on the beach, just before being officially declared dead in hospital.

This umpteenth tragic death in

Grey's Anatomy

has aroused the anger of fans on social networks, many of whom are threatening to no longer watch the series.

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