Introduction to the role of Grey's Intern in the second season

Ellen pompeo plays.

The original title of the TV series comes from meredith's surname "Gray", and she also acts as a narrator at the beginning and end of many episodes. Meredith graduated from Dartmouth College. Her mother, Ellis Grey, is a well-known doctor and a representative of female surgeons. She pioneered the Gray method. Meredith's father, Thatcher, left home when she was very young. Meredith not only lost his father at the age of five, but also lost his mother's attention and love. She claimed that her miserable childhood made her dark and twisted character. She lived in her mother's house, and Izzie and George were her roommates. At the beginning of the TV series, her mother Alice suffered from Alzheimer's disease. Meredith had a one-night stand with Derek Shep, but on her first day at Grace Hospital in Seattle, she found out that Derek was the attending doctor and her boss. The relationship between meredith and Derek continued to develop until she found out that Derek was actually married. When Derek chose to go back to his wife, their relationship ended. But at the end of the second season, meredith and Derek had sex again. Finally, Derek's wife left, and they were finally able to be together, but meredith didn't dare to bring them closer. Derek is always at arm's length, so Derek developed a relationship with a nurse in the fourth season. The relationship between the two began to stabilize in the fifth season, and at the end of the fifth season, they got married by writing an oath on a post-it note. In the seventh season, meredith and Derek started a medical experiment on Az Harmo's disease, but in the end, meredith intervened in the experimental process, which also affected their feelings. In the eighth season, meredith and Daryl successfully adopted Zola, an African baby girl.

Christina Young (Christina Young)

Played by Wu Shanzhuo.

Christina is a Korean immigrant who grew up in Los Angeles. After her mother remarried, she believed in Judaism. She has no religious beliefs. Dad died in a car accident when he was nine years old. She witnessed everything. Christina has incredible concentration and pressure to make progress (even more than others). She always strives for every opportunity to participate in the operation. She graduated from Smith College and Stanford University Medical School. She is also a doctor of medicine at the University of California, Berkeley. She began to develop a relationship with Dr. Burke until she found out she was pregnant. She hid the secret of her pregnancy from Dr. Burke, but one day she fainted at work and found out that she was ectopic pregnancy and had to have an abortion. She loves Burke, but she has some emotional reservations (Christina only tells Burke that she loves him when he is asleep). Although Kristina often shows professional proficiency in her work and her personality is often cruel and harsh, she can't do anything about her good friend Meredith. She thinks she is a sloppy and rude person. In the last episode of the third season, Christina and Burke walked into the auditorium, but in the end, they died and Burke left the hospital. In the fifth season, I began to develop a relationship with Owen Hunt, a new member of trauma surgery. At the end of the sixth season, the hospital experienced a shooting tragedy, which had a great influence on her and made her marry Owen in the seventh season. However, she still went through a period of self-exile in which she refused to treat patients passively and avoided surgery. Under the guidance of friends around Derek, she finally got out of the shadows and regained her confidence and enthusiasm as a surgeon to save patients. In the eighth season, Christina was pregnant once, but still insisted on abortion, so she buried a knot with Owen. After the air crash, Christina chose to start over and left Seattle in the ninth season to work in a hospital in Minnesota.

Catherine Marie Haigl (1978165438+1October 24th-)

Suo Beier Izz Stevens (isobel Catherine Stevens)

Katherine heigl plays this role.

Izzie is a beautiful blonde girl. In the first season, she and George moved into Mandy's big house and became roommates. She was born in a poor area, and when she grew up, she became an underwear model for medical college tuition. In the play, she revealed that when she was sixteen, she had children out of wedlock. Her daughter (now about eleven years old) was adopted by an upper-middle class family, and the current situation is unknown. Only once was her daughter hospitalized due to illness, and she donated her own bone marrow to save her daughter. Izzie and Alice were close until Izzie ran into him and broke up with Olivia, the nurse. Even though Izz knew that Alice didn't cherish her, she and Alice had sex again in the supply room of the hospital during a bomb threat. After Danny Duchy returned to the hospital because of heart failure, she fell in love with Danny after he underwent left ventricular assist surgery and accepted his proposal. In order to get the priority of Danny's heart transplant, Izz cut the wires of life-sustaining instruments at all costs, which triggered a series of major events. But in the end, although Danny was successfully transplanted, he died of a stroke, and Izz lost her fiance. In addition to being on and off with Alice, Izz also had an affair with George, who was married at that time. In the end, although we succeeded together, we broke up soon. In the second half of the fifth season, Izz began to hallucinate and kept seeing her dead fiance Danny, who was later diagnosed with stage IV melanoma. In the process of fighting the disease, she finally married Alice in the church. In the sixth season, her illness was controlled and she was reinstated as a doctor, but she was dismissed because of an emotional medical mistake. Although Izz later tried to repair her marriage with Alice, the plot finally arranged for her to leave by divorce. In fact, Catherine Hiegel left because of filming 27 Skirts and The Ugly Truth.

Alexander Michael Clive

Played by justin chambers.

Alice used to be a wrestler at the University of Iowa. He became a wrestler because his father beat his mother. Later, when he was rude to his wife again, Alice immediately stepped forward and gave her father a good beating. Finally, my father was sent to the hospital, and after this, he left Alice and his mother. Alice and Izz were close until Izz found out that he had sex with Olivia, a nurse. But later, in a bomb threat, Alice and Izzie had sex again in the supply room of the hospital, and they made up again. But after Danny Duchy returned to the hospital with a weak heart, Izz found that she didn't need to settle down with Alice. Before Danny's left ventricular assist (LVAD) surgery, she said to Alice,' On your best day, the dying person will always be more like a person than you. You are not qualified to be with me, and you are not qualified to be with anyone. [Note 1] Alice often tries to be a "man". When a surgeon went to Seattle to talk about Alice's career, he showed great interest in plastic surgery, but due to circumstances, he turned to pediatrics. Alice prides herself on her honesty and frankness, but she is often inappropriate, too realistic and indifferent. Alice and Izz were always on and off until their relationship became strong after Izz became ill, and then they got married. In the end, however, Alice couldn't stand Izz's capricious personality and broke up, and Izz also left the hospital. In the seventh season, he briefly returned to his hometown because his brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia like his mother and tried to kill his sister. His family background has a great influence on him. Later, Alice focused on the field of pediatrics. At the end of the seventh season, she accidentally discovered that meredith was involved in the medical experiment of Alzheimer's disease, which led to her dismissal. In the eighth season, she silently helped meredith successfully adopt Zola and made up for her mistake.

Lenos Georgiou Marley (George O 'Malley)

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Meredith's roommate is gentle and emotional. Although she is often embarrassed, she has a sense of justice. At the beginning of the play, he became the "Taojie" among the heroines. However, from the beginning, he had a crush on meredith. During this period, in order to forget Mandy, he met Olivia, a nurse girlfriend, but later she infected him with syphilis and broke up. He had a one-night stand with george meredith, and george meredith cried because he couldn't forget Derek, which ended George's unrequited love. He doesn't get along well with his family. His two brothers don't trust his medical skills and often laugh at him as "George". Dr Burke and I were good friends in the first three seasons. I failed the exam in the first year of internship and was forced to practice for another year. Halfway through the internship, the director gave him a second chance to retake the exam, and he officially passed and really became a resident. Later, he developed a relationship with Carly and got married in Las Vegas. As a result, he had an affair with Izz, which ended in divorce, but later he and Izz made up again without any problems. It was not until Owen Hunt, the new attending physician of trauma surgery in the fifth season, that George's talent was really appreciated in the hospital, which inspired George to choose a full-time trauma surgeon and join the army to become a battlefield doctor in Iraq in the last episode of the fifth season, but he was seriously injured in a bus accident and died in the first episode of the sixth season.

Alexandra Caroline Gray/Lexie Grey

Played by chyler leigh.

Officially appeared in the fourth season, meredith's half-sister, Gao Feixia, graduated from Harvard University and was one of the interns of New Seattle Renai Hospital. She has unforgettable memories, kind heart and full of dreams, and has been trying to mend her feelings with meredith. Lacey had sex with Alice when she entered the hospital. At the end of the fourth quarter, George and I became roommates and began to have feelings for George, but we didn't get a response from George. Desperate, I began to develop a formal relationship with plastic surgery attending surgeon Mark in the fifth season, and also began to live together in the sixth season, until Mark's daughter appeared, and the two sides broke up because of differences on the future direction. After that, Lacey has been juggling with Alice and Mark. In the seventh season, she dated another intern, Jason Avery, but in the end she couldn't let go of Mark. The eighth season ended in an air crash.

Jackson Avery (Jackson Avery)

Played by Jesse jesse williams.

In the sixth season, the resident who merged from Cixi Hospital into Grace Hospital, a kind-hearted big boy, often competed with Christina and others to join the operation of the attending doctor. Later, people knew that his grandfather was the founder of the famous Harper Avery Prize in Medicine. The shooting incident at the end of the sixth season made him lose two colleagues transferred from Cixi Hospital, which once hit him. In the seventh season, Jason began to develop a relationship with Lacey, but eventually Lacey broke up because she couldn't let go of her feelings for Mark. In the eighth season, he officially became the full-time assistant of plastic surgery attending surgeon Mark.

April Kepler (April Kepler)

Played by Sarra drew.

In the sixth season, the resident who merged from Cixi Hospital into Grace Hospital was well-behaved and conservative but a little neurotic. He was fired after committing a medical mistake at the beginning of his admission, but Derek was later promoted to director and re-employed. I had a brief admiration for Derek. In the seventh season, Jason Avery and I moved into meredith's house and became roommates. I had an affair with the new director of pediatrics, but it ended in nothing. In the eighth season, he won the competition for the new chief resident, but was ignored by others and often acted as a one-man show.

Resident [editor]

Miranda bailey (Senior Surgical Resident)

Played by chandra wilson

The resident who is in charge of guiding five medical interns, including the protagonist, is called "Nazi" (after meeting a racist in the fourth season, she asked other residents to stop calling him that nickname), but in fact, he has a sense of justice and love and often helps the protagonist and his party clean up the troubles they caused. In the second season, I took a leave of absence because of pregnancy. In the middle of the third season, I set up a "free clinic" with the help of Izzie's inheritance from Danny. Later, because I couldn't balance my career and family, I handed over the clinic to Izz. With * * *, director of the longest time, is the director's most trusted physician, and later successfully promoted to chief resident. After the protagonist and his party were promoted to residency in the fourth season, Dr. Bailey played a very warm role in the play, and many doctors revealed their help to her intentionally or unintentionally when facing emotional problems. In the fifth season, she was tired of surgery and wanted to transfer to pediatrics, but eventually she chose to give up because of family factors, and finally divorced her husband Tucker and became a single mother. At the end of the sixth season, a resident died in her arms, which had a great influence on her and made her break up with ben warren, an anesthesiologist who had just officially dated. In the seventh season, I had sex with Eli, a senior male nurse in the hospital, but in the end I chose to stay with Ben. In the eighth season, director Richard continued the experimental plan of new insulin drugs in meredith's Diary of a Mother.

Calliope Iphegenia Torres (orthopedic resident)

Played by Sara Ramírez

In the middle of the second season, Carly comes from a wealthy family and has strong opinions and self-esteem. After a failed one-night stand with meredith, George met in the hospital and quickly developed into a relationship. In the third season, George's father's death prompted them to get married in a small church in Las Vegas, and later ended in divorce because of the extramarital affair between George and Izz, which developed from friendship. In the fourth season, I began to have a physical relationship with Mark, the attending doctor of plastic surgery, but later Carly discovered that she was a lesbian and sublimated into a good friend who said everything. Carly and attending surgeon Erica Han, the heart, had a brief love affair and ended up breaking up. In the fifth season, she started dating the new pediatrician, Alisana Robbenz. Carly's father did not support her daughter after learning about her love life, and once cut off her financial resources, but finally with the help of Alisanna, the father and daughter reconciled. The mature and stable relationship between Carly and Alicia made her a frequent topic of discussion after the sixth season, until Alicia went to Africa to carry out a medical plan, which led to their breakup and later got back together. In the seventh season, Carly was pregnant with Mark's child. After a car accident, she successfully gave birth to a baby girl Sophia and walked into the auditorium with Alisanna.

Attending doctor [editor]

Derek Christopher Shepard (chief neurosurgeon)

Patrick Dempsey plays.

Derek was originally a famous nerve attending surgeon on the East Coast. He accepted the invitation of director Richard and came to Grace Hospital in Seattle because he found out that his wife Addison was having an affair with his good friend Mark. Derek and meredith had a one-night stand and developed into a formal relationship. In the hospital, meredith and his party were nicknamed "Dr. Dream". It was not until the last appearance of Derek's wife in the first season that meredith realized that this was an affair. Finally, although Derek's wife left, they can finally be together, but meredith didn't bring their relationship closer, so she kept a respectful distance from Derek. Derek had sex with a nurse in the fourth season, and their relationship with meredith began to stabilize in the fifth season. At the end of the fifth season, they got married by writing an oath on a post-it note. In the sixth season, Richard was replaced by a new surgical director, but after the shooting incident, the position of director returned to Richard in the seventh season. In the seventh season, Derek and meredith started family planning and conducted medical experiments on Alzheimer's disease, but in the end, meredith was blacklisted by the Drug Administration, and their relationship was tested again. In the eighth season, meredith and Derek successfully adopted Zola, an African baby girl.

Richard Webber (Chief Surgeon)

James Pickens Jr. Jr. plays.

The chief surgeon at Grace Hospital in Seattle is stubborn, self-respecting but sincere. She was also an old lover of meredith's mother when she was young. She takes good care of meredith in the hospital and often plays the role of teacher and father. Meredith's mother is also a third party between Richard and his wife. Although Richard is respected in the hospital, he often plays a key role in the final decision in many events or is an elder who guides the doctor's path, in fact, he also has many immature mistakes and past. In the first three seasons, he plans to retire to save his marriage with Adele and hand over the director to Derek. However, because Derek refused to accept it, he could not hand it over to continue to be a director. At one time, he and Derek lived together briefly in another wing car and became "roommates". In the sixth season, Richard was dismissed by the board of directors because of the alcoholism caused by the merger of Seattle Grace Hospital and Cixi Hospital, and once left the hospital for treatment, and was reinstated in the seventh season. Later, Richard discovered that his wife Adele also suffered from Alzheimer's disease. When meredith learned about this, she was expelled from the experiment in order to get a new medicine for Adele. In the eighth season, Richard took the blame for helping meredith get back to work, handing over the directorship to Owen.

Edison Forbes Montgomery Shepard/Edison Forbes Montgomery (doctor in charge of gynecology and pediatrics)

Kate walsh plays.

In the second season, Derek's wife in new york, who is also a famous gynecologist on the East Coast, is serious and generous, but sometimes emotionally indecisive. I came to Seattle to make up for my cheating with Derek's good friend Mark, and in the second season, I was involved in the triangle relationship between Derek and meredith. Later, Mark and I had some emotional ties, and Alice had a one-night stand in the hospital, but we still didn't find true love. At the end of the third season, I went to another doctor's close friend's clinic in Los Angeles to try artificial insemination, but failed. Later, I left Grace Hospital in Seattle and started to be a guest star in the fourth season.

Preston Xavier Burke (Heart attending surgeon)

Played by isaiah washington.

In the first three seasons, Burke was the attending physician of cardiac surgery at Grace Hospital in Seattle. From the first season, he and Christina had a spark and started dating. The conflict between Burke's calm, careful and gentle personality and Christina's frank and informal personality has brought many stories to the first three seasons. At the end of the second season, Burke hurt his left hand because of a shooting incident in the hospital. In the third season, he met Christina in adversity, which triggered Burke's proposal. However, at the last moment of the wedding, Burke chose to leave Christina and resign from Seattle Hospital.

﹝Mark Sloan﹞ (chief plastic surgeon)

Eric dane plays.

The character who appeared at the end of the second season, Derek's childhood friend, a famous plastic surgeon in new york, is romantic and arrogant, and likes philandering, but he once had serious thoughts about Derek's ex-wife Eddison, and came to Seattle Hospital to save Eddison, and then stayed in the hospital in the hope of saving his friendship with Derek. In the hospital, meredith and her party were nicknamed "Mr. Steam". Cali and George had a physical relationship with her after their marriage hit the rocks, but at the end of the fourth season, Cali was encouraged to face her true feelings, and later they sublimated into good friends. In the fifth season, I began to develop a serious relationship with Lacey Gray. In the sixth season, Mark decided to buy a house in Seattle and live next door to Carly. He also lived with Lacey for a while, and it was not until Mark's unmasked unmarried pregnant daughter appeared that he began to want to start a family. The two sides broke up because they disagreed on the future direction. Mark was also related to an old friend of Owen's, Teddy Osman, who later joined the hospital. In the seventh season, I tried to get back together with Lacey, but it broke up because Carly was pregnant with Mark's baby. In the eighth season, he suffered an air crash and died in the ninth season.

Erica Hahn (Heart attending surgeon)

Played by brooke smith

At the end of the second season, he made a brief appearance in Danny's heart transplant operation. He was an attending physician in cardiac surgery at Macy's Hospital in Seattle. After leaving the hospital in the fourth season, Burke accepted the invitation of the director to enter Grace Hospital and became the new attending physician of cardiac surgery. He has a distinct personality and sharp and mean words. When I first entered the hospital, I had a deep prejudice against Kristina, and I often deliberately ignored her guidance in the hospital. Different from the limelight in the operating room in the first three seasons, Christina, who is competitive, was once greatly hurt. It was not until the director intervened at the end of the fourth season that Erica began to reflect on her attitude. He had a brief homosexual relationship with orthopedic resident Carly, and finally broke up and left the hospital at the beginning of the fifth season.

Arizona robbins (pediatrician)

Played by Jessica Jessica Cauffiel.

The role of the fifth season, the hospital pediatrician, was born in a naval family, optimistic and patient with sick children. His younger brother was a soldier in Iraq, but he died in the war. Kari, an orthopedic resident, started dating in the fifth season and became a gay couple. They planned to live together in the sixth season until Alisana went to Africa to implement a medical plan and broke up, but then they got back together. In the seventh season, Carly was pregnant with Mark's baby, which made her suffer a great blow. They walked into the auditorium after the car accident. In the final air crash of the eighth season, although Alexandra survived, she was forced to amputate her leg.

Owen Hunt (attending trauma surgeon)

Played by Kevin McKidd.

The character who appeared in the fifth season, the former Iraqi military doctor, retired early because of the attack on the Iraqi army and returned to Grace Hospital as the attending physician of trauma surgery. Owen originally had a fiancee Beth, but he broke off his engagement before joining the army. He is straightforward and heroic, but his heart is gentle, and he soon sparks with Christina. But the relationship between them in the fifth season is not clear, because Owen has a strong post-war trauma sequelae, and he almost strangled Christina in his sleep. It was not until Owen began to receive psychotherapy in the hospital that he was officially with Christina. Attending surgeon Tetty Otuman, who joined in the sixth season, had an affair in Iraq, but they later became friends, and Owen also married Kristina in the seventh season. In the eighth season, Owen succeeded Richard as the new director.

Teddy Altman (Heart attending surgeon)

Played by kim raver.

The character who appeared in the sixth season, the new attending physician of cardiac surgery and the old friend of Owen Hunter, the attending physician of trauma surgery, is frank, emotional and introverted. Choosing to quit in the face of Owen's love affair with Christina is good for Christina's heart surgery teaching. In the seventh season, in order to help Henry, a male patient, get medical insurance, he forged his marriage, but later he developed feelings and made the fake come true. In the eighth season, Henry died in Christina's operation, which once caused a great blow to her and made her not understand Owen. Although she finally put down her heart, she finally left Seattle and returned to the US military base as the medical director.