Summary Grey's Anatomy's season 20 premiere has been delayed due to the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, marking the end of an 18-year tradition. ABC's 2023-2024 schedule does not include Grey's Anatomy, indicating the show's development has been halted. The current release date for the premiere remains uncertain as the strikes continue, with ABC promising to announce it at a later time.

The premiere of Grey's Anatomy season 20 has officially been delayed, and it means the end of an 18-year tradition. The medical show focuses on the life of the patients and workers at the Seattle Grace Hospital and the day-to-day drama that life at the hospital can bring. Grey's Anatomy has released new episodes every year throughout its entire run, which began in 2005. The show is currently preparing to celebrate season 20, but the medical drama has encountered one major problem.

The ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes have brought a halt to the development of Grey's Anatomy season 20. Instead of continuing its tradition of providing new content every year, Deadline released ABC's 2023-2024 schedule, and it does not include Grey's Anatomy. Will Trent is also not included, and Abbott Elementary is relegated to encore episodes. People confirmed that the premiere will be delayed due to the strikes. As a result, this breaks a tradition for the medical drama, as this will be the first time that the show won't return for its slated schedule, and it could be the longest gap between seasons. Until this year, Grey's Anatomy released a new season every year during its customary fall schedule.

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