Wow, excellent use of Before and After in that title! I tip my hat to ya!

GoldDust12 | November 21, 10:52 CET

It should also be noted that Mark Sheppard's Supernatural episode was last night. And it was fantastic.

Jobo | November 21, 11:03 CET

I don't watch this Grey's Anatomy, but this post deserves a long stream of congratulatory comments for the title alone.

Seriousfully. Finest Kind titling. I bow before an Adept.

QuoterGal | November 21, 11:09 CET

Aye. And I would have liked to have seen more of Doc in Buffy. Especially in "As You Were". He'd made more sense than Spike.

Simon | November 21, 11:15 CET

He was also in Private Practice last season as a cancer-stricken patient who wanted Pete and Sam to help him to die.

Since Grey's and Private do regular crossovers each season, it would've been kind of funny if they'd crossed over during that ep....

Thomas | November 21, 11:16 CET

Anyone else think we need a Remo Williams sequel while Fred Ward and Joel Grey are still kicking?

damaged justice | November 21, 11:29 CET

I'm actually a big fan of Grey's Anatomy as well (probably one of my biggest guilty pleasures outside of Mr. Whedon's work) and I thought Joel did a fantastic job.

Also, FYI, Grey's Anatomy aired last Thursday, not Friday. :)

jiggyfly | November 21, 11:32 CET

He played a doctor on 'House' too and yet I don't believe he has a medical licence - there should be a law. And yep, kudos on the title.

Saje | November 21, 12:05 CET

Great title. I just stared at him for a while, wondering, "is that Joel Grey?"
Must look up his age.
Far as I know, on Grey's he played a non-medical doctor.
GA and PP share so much guest cast, they had better watch themselves (recently they killed Ever Carradine).
I'm just hoping PP can avoid casting Denny Duquete, Ellis Grey, and Susan Grey (Mere Winningham). Let's try not to stretch my suspension of disbelief (or whatever) *too* far.
Last week they expected me to not notice that Naomi didn't recognize Addison's father (despite having been at her wedding and all). Sloppy.

Pamelajaye | November 21, 16:46 CET

Joel Grey was amazing on "House". Such a fabulous actor.

Ameer | November 21, 17:31 CET

Amazing fellow. Haven't seen him in much. Does he always project that faint aura of menace, though? 'Cause I've only ever seen him on Buffy... and in Cabaret.

ManEnoughToAdmitIt | November 21, 18:35 CET

I'd say he does. He was on Alias and in Wicked as morally grey characters and still gave off that same perception. Even the same for The Muppet Show. ;)

MattManic7325 | November 22, 00:27 CET

He was also in an early episode of ST: Voyager playing a character who wasn't so much menacing as somewhat "off." As uneven as Voyager was, I remember that being one of their better eps, due in large part to Grey's performance.

Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner | November 22, 00:31 CET

Not cheating, but I remember seeing him on TV in 1969 or 70 when he and Liza Minelli were Cabaret on Broadway. My mother adored him. He's got to b mid 70s or more.

On another note, a good friend and one of the first persons to push Buffy on me is a huge Joel Grey fan, and he said it broke heart that he led directly, do not pass go, to Buffy's death. Funny how great art can do that to you.

Chris inVirginia | November 22, 01:26 CET

Yes, more Remo Williams please. Let the adventure begin. And please add Capt. Janeway to the mix.

madmolly | November 22, 02:57 CET

My parents write for Grey's and they didn't tell me he was guesting! Grr. Anyway, I'm sure he was great.

wackybroadwaynightmare | November 22, 04:37 CET