She went to a hospital in Switzerland, and she still is in constant communication with Meredith. Interestingly, Meredith did win a Catherine Fox Award, so Cristina's exit seems all the more upsetting now.
Actress Sandra Oh has clearly not looked back on her decision to leave the hit medical drama. She's now starring in Hulu's Killing Eve which is beloved by critics and fans alike. Burke was an attending in Season 1, and he was the head of cardio. Cristina was immediately smitten with him because of his reputation, and the two went on to date and get engaged. He was shot in Season 2, which affected both his hand and his ego.
He left Cristina at the altar, and then left the show in Season 3 because he was concerned that he was trying to change her too much. As fans know, Isaiah Washington was dramatically fired from the series after getting into an altercation with both T.
Knight and Patrick Dempsey. Burke did make a return in Season 10 when he offered Cristina the job in Switzerland which was actually his. It was also revealed that he had since gotten married and had a family, and both he and Cristina agreed that their relationship never would have made it.
To this day, diehard Grey's fans still cite George's death as one of the show's most heartbreaking and shocking. George struggled a lot during his time at Seattle Grace — he slept with Meredith and Izzie, and he married Callie Torres only to then cheat on her. In Season 5, George decided to enlist in the Army. Eliza was brought in to revamp the surgical residency program, but she ended up getting fired for a mistake that wasn't related to her job description.
After an oxygen tank explosion caused a fire at the hospital, Jackson instructed Eliza to tell the police that Stephanie was missing. However, Eliza forgot to do so since she was preoccupied with getting the patients out of the building. Though she did her best to defend herself, Bailey fired her, claiming the hospital didn't need robots who only followed protocols and couldn't make alternative decisions. After being dismissed, she moved out of her apartment with Arizona and refused to talk to her.
Leah openly admitted that she got into the surgical program easily because of Mark Sloan, who had been romantically involved with her mother. However, she had a hard time in the OR and she eventually got dismissed by Richard. The worst thing about Leah's dismissal was that she had already heard rumors that someone was going to get fired.
Worried it might be her, she began stress-eating. Her fears were confirmed when Richard called her aside and told her that she was a good doctor but not a good surgeon. Luckily, she managed to redeem herself.
Leah went on to work at Forster Hospital where she improved her skills significantly. She was then rehired at Grey Sloan. Vik's dismissal was perhaps the most justified.
When a patient named Tad came to the hospital with a nosebleed, Vik assumed it was nothing serious. He parked him in a bed and promised to come and check on him later. Vik didn't check on him until 5 hours had passed and when he came back, the patient was coughing up blood. Koracick stepped in to help and was shocked to find out that Vik hadn't ordered any tests.
Despite their best efforts, the patient died. And when Koracick asked Vik to call the time of death, he refused, claiming the responsibility wasn't his. Last seen: Season six, episode She left her life in Seattle behind after being told to leave by Alex Karev. Bonus: We later hear an update about Izzie's life on season 16 where we learn she'd used Karev's sperm to have twins.
Karev was one of the original interns and a well-known flirt. Last seen: Season 16, episode eight. After the actor who plays Karev, Justin Chambers, announced he was leaving the show in , Karev was written off with a voiceover.
His last true physical appearance is on episode eight of season 16, but viewers hear his voice later in the season. By the end of the season, Karev has left Jo and Seattle to go be a father for his twins that he learned his ex, Izzie, had with his sperm five years earlier. He appeared as a kind-hearted intern who eventually performed his first solo surgery in an elevator. Last seen: Season five, episode George died after jumping in front of a bus to save a woman's life.
Because he was so disfigured from the injuries he sustained, no one knew George was the patient until he traced his nickname, "," on Meredith's hand. Bonus: He made a brief appearance in a Dia de los Muertos-inspired episode during season He also appeared during season 17 as part of Meredith Grey's coma subplot. Miranda Bailey was responsible for taking the new class of interns under her wing. Last seen: Bailey remains a series regular and spent much of the season trying to keep the hospital in shape.
Richard Webber was the chief of surgery at Seattle Grace Hospital. Last seen: Webber remains a series regular and spent much of season 17 caring for patients and trying to keep the hospital and its staff together. He was the head of cardio when Meredith Grey and the rest of her intern class started at Seattle Grace Hospital.
Although actor Isaiah Washington left the show at the end of season three, his character made another appearance on season 10 when he asked Cristina to take over his research hospital in Switzerland.
Derek had a one-night stand with Meredith after meeting her in Joe's Bar. It was later revealed that he would be her boss. Last seen: Season 11, episode Derek was hit by a truck after stopping to help car-crash victims on his way to the airport. His final scene is a flashback of him leaving Meredith a sweet voicemail.
Bonus: Derek made a brief appearance as Meredith walked down the hospital halls during a Dia de los Muertos-inspired episode on season He also made appearances throughout season 17 as part of Meredith's coma subplot. First seen: Season one, episode nine. She visited Seattle Grace where it was revealed that she was still married to Derek.
Last seen: Season eight, episode Addison appeared in Meredith's dream of an alternate reality. First seen: Season two, episode He eventually stayed in Seattle and became the head of plastic surgery. Last seen: Season nine, episode two. Mark was one of the doctors killed in a plane crash, along with the love of his life, Lexie Grey. Bonus: He also appeared. Callie Torres was an orthopedic-surgery resident who was first introduced after helping George with a dislocated shoulder.
Last seen: Season 12, episode April is of Christian faith and always prays for her patients before going into surgery. Although elements of her Christianity are traditionally conservative, she is very open-minded — as she is seen attending Callie and Arizona's wedding, and even dancing and taking pictures of the newlyweds during the reception.
She has an extremely close relationship with God and remained a virgin a long time for this reason. April kept her relationship with God a secret from her fellow doctors because she feared they would see her as less of a surgeon because of it.
However, when she lost her virginity to Jackson the night before her medical boards , she re-evaluated her faith and stopped caring what others thought about it. Shortly after they got back to the hospital after taking their boards, the residents all checked to see if they passed. They all passed except April.
Her last offer standing was Seattle Grace, but that was also rescinded, leaving her with no place left. Jackson once again said she was getting married. When Stephanie came in and started comforting Jackson, April left. While operating on a firefighter who got hurt due to the mudslide caused by the storm, Owen asked April if she said yes to Matthew, whom he helped to prepare the proposal. April said she did, and Owen approved of this, as all first responders are good guys.
While her patient's wife said goodbye to her deceased husband, April watched Jackson take his patient to surgery.
Jackson asked April to scrub in with him on a surgery as the interns weren't working due to Heather's death. Suddenly a crying Stephanie appeared and hugged Jackson. April's disappointed look was noticed by Matthew, who then went outside to head back out to the mudslide again. April joined him in the ambulance bay, where he told her that he understood that she wanted Jackson and that he didn't give her a chance to say no because he proposed in front of all these people. He said she wanted to say no.
She didn't object to this, and he angrily got in his ambulance and drove off. She scrubbed in with Jackson and tried to talk to him during the surgery, but he snapped at her every time. As she and Jackson couldn't find any chaplain in the hospital, Jackson got certified online and officiated the wedding. His words touched April, and she tried to talk to him about the wedding afterward. He snapped again, and she asked why he did. She apologized for having asked the question and said there was no need to beat a dead horse.
He said that she didn't want him when he wanted her, and she only wanted him now because she was scared by the real relationship she was in. He told her to make up her mind about whether or not she wanted to make a life with Matthew or not.
This is entirely about you," Jackson said, indicating he had no more interest in her. April did make up her mind and dragged Matthew to the hospital's chapel to accept his proposal in private, without pressure.
She then proposed to him and clarified that she did have feelings for Jackson and that it got confusing sometimes. She said she never thought that anybody would ever want her with her difficult personality, but that she really wanted him.
So will you marry me? A few days after having retaken her boards, April was still anxiously waiting to hear about the result. Jackson thought she would pass, and she joked that if she didn't, they'd know it wasn't his fault that she didn't pass the previous year.
Callie made her even more nervous with some snappy comments. After surgery, she started thinking that she really didn't pass and they just didn't inform her because it was the second time she failed. Suddenly she got a message, and too nervous to read it herself, she gave her phone to Jackson. He read that she passed, and she delightedly cheered.
They gave each other an awkward high five. This touched both of them, and they went their separate ways while thinking about what he said. After finishing up in the ER, April dressed up for the gala.
When she got to the party, Jackson begged her to go back to the hospital and grab cooling blankets to cool the champagne, and she obeyed. In the supply closet, April found a crying Arizona, but she pretended to be fine. April returned to the gala, where she heard Callie was telling everyone Arizona had died in the plane crash. She then decided to be a good friend and returned to Arizona with two bottles of champagne. Arizona told April how she felt about everyone judging and staring at her for being a cheater and explained why she cheated.
April said she could empathize with others, even though others seemed to think she couldn't because she goes to church. They continued talking about their problems while getting drunker, and April mentioned forgiveness is important and that both Jesus and Matthew see her for who she is and accept her even with what she's done. They ordered Leah to get more champagne and snacks. When they got totally drunk, April and Arizona agreed they had been in need of having fun.
April then bluntly asked to try on Arizona's leg, which made them both laugh. At the end of the evening, Leah helped April and Arizona get in a cab to bring them home. April called shotgun to sit in the front as she gets carsick in the back, but she had been drinking so much that she got carsick in the front too. Some time after the gala, Arizona was offered coffee by Leah. She questioned what she did to deserve that, but they both don't remember anything about that night. Arizona was afraid she may have slept with Leah.
April said she woke up the next morning in the bathtub with her Spanx still on, so they knew that nothing like that had happened to her. In surgery, Owen and Callie were discussing whether or not Emma was his girlfriend for having baked banana bread for.
April said that Matthew brought her breakfast burritos and now they were getting married. She defended Arizona when Callie started thinking about kicking Arizona out of their apartment, saying Arizona needed the elevator and that the apartment was handicap accessible. She explained that she and Arizona drunk three bottles of champagne and puked together, which made them bond.
On Halloween, April and Jackson treated a man who believed he was bitten by a "zombie" and believed that he was becoming a zombie now too. In surgery, Jackson got texts from a panicking Stephanie and he told a nurse what to reply. April noticed how sweet his reply was and said he was never that nice to her when she would spin up. He replied he was trying to be a better boyfriend now, but April said that his behavior to her had helped her to get her act together.
She said she was getting married, and Jackson joked that was all because of him. After surgery, April showed Jackson how she shuts down someone who's spinning out of control by calming down their patient. In the evening, Matthew organized a Halloween party and April went there dressed as a Velveteen bunny.
While their reverend was getting their exercises for the next week, Matthew wanted to discuss an important area of their relationship where they are compatible, but not equal. They both wanted to take care of it before the wedding, but they didn't know they were talking about different things.
Just as April said they should get a joint checking account, Matthew proposed to have sex. April later turned to Arizona for advice on the sex issue, but Arizona can only say that her sex with Leah is awesome, making April leave in frustration. She went to Matthew in the ambulance bay, and told him she wanted them to commit to one another before having sex, as she wanted their first time on their wedding night to be amazing.
Matthew pointed out that he thought that God already knew that he would love her for the rest of his life, and April then remembered that their reverend told them to support one another, so she agreed to have sex if it was so important for him, which it was. However, in the evening, April remember how she lost herself after having lost her virginity, and she stated that she loved and respected him too much to see him stumble the way she did.
She said their first time would be amazing, and if they would have their first time now, he only would have broken a promise, which she didn't want to do to him. They then agreed to wait until their wedding night and lean on each other for support until then, after which they started kissing and hugging.
All of the guests are allowed to bring a plus one. Stephanie found it out that she was getting an invitation and was allowed to bring a plus one, as she thought Jackson would get an invitation too. She talked to Jackson about this, who then went to April to ask her if she knew he and Stephanie were serious. She did, and then explained why Stephanie received an invitation too. Jackson wasn't getting an invitation, as Matthew didn't want to invite him, but April figured that he would come as Stephanie's plus one.
Jackson questioned why he should come to the wedding if sending an invitation is already causing problems for Matthew. April replied he had to come because he was her friend and she wanted him there. He replied he wanted to come, and she then asked for their blessing. Without it, she wouldn't be able to go through with it. He gave her his blessing, but still wasn't sure he would be at the wedding.
Near the end of the ceremony, Jackson stood up and declared his love for April. After treating a patient with deaf parents, Jackson and April realized that they had completely different ideas on how to raise their kids.
April felt like Jackson wouldn't respect the religious traditions she wanted to teach her kids, and they got into a huge fight. April temporarily moved in with Callie and Arizona, feeling this fight would already end their marriage.
When she went home to pick up her iPod, Jackson asked her to end their fight, as the children they were discussing were hypothetical after all. April then revealed they weren't hypothetical anymore, as she was pregnant accidentally. During their first ultrasound, things were awkward as they didn't know how to behave because of their fight.
They were sure they didn't want to terminate the pregnancy, and both April and Jackson were happy about the pregnancy. Their discussion was resolved when Jackson decided he'd accompany his wife and children to church, as he felt that was really important for his wife. They planned on waiting to share the pregnancy with their families until after the first trimester, but when Callie and Stephanie accidentally found out, they decided it wasn't necessary to keep the pregnancy a secret and they shared it with their colleagues and family.
A possible terrorist attack made April insecure about bringing a child into the evil world, but Catherine told her that there's only one way to change that world: good people raising their babies right.
That calmed April down and gave her confidence that she would raise the baby right. When April's mother visited for the first time, April found that her mother meddled too much.
Her mother and Jackson decorated the entire nursery, making her feel left out. April mother's told her that she didn't want to take anything from April at all. She was very proud of April when she saw her in her natural environment, the hospital, although she didn't understand a thing from what April does all day. However, she does know a lot about raising babies, so that's why she wanted to help. April then realized she had acted wrong and apologized to her mother, promising her to call her when she needed more help.
She went home to Jackson. They agreed she was a jerk. She told Jackson he'd be a great dad, visibly looking forward to welcoming their baby in the new nursery.
April and Jackson decided to keep the sex of the baby a surprise as April wanted it to be. After losing a pregnant patient in the OR, April was a little shocked, but she was faithful that everything would turn out right for her, as it was all in God's hands. During a routine ultrasound, Stephanie accidentally revealed to April that the baby was a boy. Unbeknownst to April, she found out there was something wrong with the baby.
Jackson found out when Herman and Stephanie were talking about this, so he was the one to deliver the news to April. Unable to deal with it just yet, April dove into work in the busy ER and avoided talking about it, although she lashed out at Stephanie for telling other people about the baby's diagnosis before telling her. After having treated every possible patient, April and Jackson talked. April researched the disease, osteogenesis imperfecta, and found out about the different types of the disease, although she didn't want to know what type their son had.
April had difficulties understanding why God would do this to her, as she'd always done everything right for Him. When she finally informed Jackson that they were having a boy, she fell apart and cried in his arms. As Jackson wanted to know everything they could get to know, they ran a test to find out what type their baby was suffering from. However the results would turn out, she wanted to keep the baby, loving and holding him as long as possible.
Her mother came over and they spent the day at church. At home, Jackson and Karen started arguing over whether or not the test results were necessary. April stopped the fighting and yelled that their different opinions weren't helping her at all, actually only making her more sad, scared and feeling alone. After comforting each other all night, April and Jackson discussed the test results with Herman. Their baby was diagnosed with type II, meaning he'd die minutes or hours after birth.
His bones were breaking inside the womb, devastating April. Jackson and April worked out a plan with Catherine, inducing labor and cherishing and baptizing the baby before their son would pass away. They had a difficult moment when Herman pushed the paperwork onto them, including a death certificate.
April didn't want to sign it yet, but she did want to continue with the plan. However, right before inducing, April decided she couldn't do it yet, because they hadn't figured out a name yet and mostly because she was still hoping for a miracle, and she returned to the ER to work.
While comforting the woman, April reconnected with God and found her faith again, assuring the woman she was strong enough to get through this, indirectly also talking to herself with God's words. This encounter made April feel ready and she and Jackson settled on naming their son Samuel Norbert Avery. Moments later, the labor was induced. Herman delivered the baby and April and Jackson cherished him in their arms. A priest came to baptize the baby and Samuel squeezed April's finger, letting go shortly after.
Not long after, Samuel passed away. Jackson took his wife home while both remembering significant events from their lives as a couple. April and Jackson asked everyone for privacy. April felt sad and angry about God and the baby and needed space and time to herself to deal with these feelings. She first returned to the hospital when Dr. Herman had her brain tumor removed, as April wanted to be with Herman on her worst day like Herman had done for her.
She later returned to work in the ER. April was still hurt about losing Samuel and made the decision to go work with Dr. Hunt in a war zone. She initially would be gone for three months but kept postponing her return, upsetting Jackson.
She returned almost a year later, appearing more confident but also more distant. Jackson blamed Dr. Hunt for changing her.
Later on, she was offered another chance to go to Jordan as a field surgeon. After an explosion in the tunnels, April realized that she needed to go back because it was what she loved. Jackson felt like she was abandoning him again when he needed her the most so he offered her an ultimatum. If she chooses to leave, he told her that he wasn't sure that he could be there when she came back.
April knew it was her calling to go back to Jordan and she left. Regretful about his ultimatum, Jackson bought a ticket on the same flight as April but realized he was too late and missed the flight.
When April returned for the second time, she was met with hostility by Jackson because he felt that she was never there when he needed her and only believed that she was hurting when he was suffering too. She had left him when what he needed to survive was her. She continued to push Jackson to rethink their marriage and they decided to try couples therapy after Jackson professed that he wanted her.
But they recognized that they were divided beyond repair, agreed to divorce. April asks a tearful Jackson if he really wants this and eventually signs the papers and leaves immediately with tears streaming down her face. After the signing, Arizona offered alcohol to April and then joked around, asking if she was pregnant when she refused a drink.
April responded saying that she was. April and Jackson went out for dinner and discussed plans for their baby. Jackson said he wanted to be in the room for the birth and April replied that she wanted him there.
After, they discussed holiday plans.
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