The long-running ABC medical drama has been renewed for a 22nd season, a representative for ABC confirmed to "Good Morning America" on Thursday. Along with the "Grey's Anatomy" news, ABC also announced a group of show returns for the upcoming 2025-26 television season.

ABC has locked in most - but notably, not all - of its scripted series for the 2025-26 season. The network on Thursday announced renewals for veteran drama series Grey's Anatomy, 911, The Rookie and Will Trent and first-year comedy Shifting Gears.

ABC is renewing four dramas and one comedy series, Variety has learned. The Disney-owned broadcaster has picked up new seasons of “9-1-1,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “The Rookie,” and “Will Trent” as well as “Shifting Gears.

The Carlton Cuse-produced series centers on a group of ambitious residents navigating personal and professional crises in one of Miami's busiest emergency rooms.

And chances are that the average Netflix viewer currently plowing through two decades worth of “Gray’s Anatomy” will give it a try and think: Sure, why not? The series begins with a scandal: The ER’s chief resident,

The McSteamy of the hospital drama, Grey 's presence is more forceful than the hurricane that sweeps through episodes one to three of Pulse. And the Netflix series knows this, giving a cheeky honorary nod to the Shondaland beast that celebrates its 20th year on screen.