“As long as people want to watch it, we’re excited about making it,” Beers said, responding to concerns about the potential for the show to end soon. Beers is heavily involved with Shondaland, and she admitted that questions about how much longer the show can go on have come up in the past. “People always ask, ‘Do you think about this in terms of how long something will run?’ All we love to do is work on things that we love or are interested in, and that we would watch. That was sort of the key,” she said. She revealed the key to its continued resonance with its audience, saying:
“I still think it’s a really fun show to watch. The great thing is, it’s a situation where you can bring people in and people leave, and people come back, and new people come in, and there’s always an engine for new personalities, new conflicts. The great thing and the sad thing about medicine is it’s always changing, and there are always new cases. As a setting, it’s great.”
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Stays Strong Amid Shakeups.
The second half of Season 21 resumes on March 6, along with new episodes of 9-1-1 and Doctor Odyssey. You can stream past episodes on Disney-owned streaming platforms in the US.
