Sandra Oh leaving 'Grey's Anatomy' after conclusion of season 10.

I have not watched the show regularly in a long-time but I'm posting this for those who still watch it every week. Sandra Oh who will play Christina Yang for a tenth season of 'Grey's Anatomy' will leave when the season concludes.

"Creatively, I really feel like I gave it my all, and I feel ready to let her go," an emotional Oh tells THR. "It's such an interesting thing to play a character for so long and to actually get the sense that she wants to be let go as well. [Cristina] wants to be let go, and I am ready to let her go. We have to start the process, story-wise, for the Grey's writers to think of why she's going to go."

I wish her luck on whatever is next for her.




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Updated On: 8/13/13 at 05:32 PM

Yeah, the Cristina stuff has been lacking the last few seasons, in my opinion. The breaking up and getting back together with Owen a million times is old and boring.

I will still watch the show as long as Sara Ramirez stays on.

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I stopped watching this series. The show has had some fantastic moments (while it caused a bit of trouble..the hospital shooting was by far the best season finale to any t.v series. The scene with Bailey trying to get the elevator to work has me crying everytime) but this season I found the whole Christina/Owen relationship tiring as well as the "will we sue?" "wont we sue?" regarding the plane crash. At least I think they were contemplating suing.. I can't remember

I'm sorry to hear she's been so underused. Take the paycheck and run, honey!

I think she's very talented. I would love to see her on Broadway.

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10 seasons? This show made it to 10 seasons? I'm kind of shocked (though I shouldn't be) that in the midst of a golden age of television drama, dreck like this can find a big enough audience to run 10 seasons. And, yes, I've seen the show.

"It's time for the show to give up. It's just awful."

Around the middle of the seventh season is when I stopped watching the show regularly. That is when I felt it really began to go downhill.

I'm kind of shocked (though I shouldn't be) that in the midst of a golden age of television drama, dreck like this can find a big enough audience to run 10 seasons.

No, you shouldn't be shocked. St. Elswhere, ER, Chicago Hope, then Grey's Anatomy. Medical soap dramas have been popular for a long time. This show was just part of the progression.

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(while it caused a bit of trouble..the hospital shooting was by far the best season finale to any t.v series. The scene with Bailey trying to get the elevator to work has me crying everytime)

It was good for ABC melodrama...but a statement like that should have a government mandate to be preceded by "In my opinion".

I can probably mention 10 season finales that I thought were better.

I've hated Grey's for a while, but I looooove that strapping ginger Kevin McKidd.

God, yes. I was so glad he was added to the show after Journeyman was canceled.

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I wouldn't say Sandra Oh was underused. It is they just keep rehashing the same stuff with her character, which unfortunately is not that interesting. I wish they would have given us more about her and Callie's friendship. They were always funny together.

I think my problem with Grey's is that I've always liked the supporting characters more than the main ones. And they got rid of 2 of my favorites (George and Mark) by killing them off. They also are keeping the annoying interns.

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The lesbian turn on him when he impregnates one of them. They kill him in an ancient Sapphic ritual.

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The Daily Beast believes it is time to end the show.


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