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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Fans Are Beside Themselves After Major Character Suffers Stroke in Latest Episode

Tonight’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy ended with a shocking twist that has definitely riled up the […]

Tonight’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy ended with a shocking twist that has definitely riled up the show’s fanbase. In a season that’s been filled with some character developments that haven’t exactly thrilled viewers, tonight’s development was hard for some to swallow.

Warning: Spoilers for Grey’s Anatomy’s latest episode, “Love of My Life” to follow.

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The big moment took place at a medical conference that was attended by a handful of characters, including Dr. Richard Webber (James Pickens, Jr.), who was there to present his PATH pen to a prestigious audience. Then came the visit from Catherine (Debbie Allen), who showed up seemingly to apologize. However, she turned out to be Richard’s hallucination. Then, as he took the stage, he proceeded to speak nothing but gibberish, which was caught on the live stream that the real Catherine was watching.

After Maggie (Kelly McCreary) called an ambulance to report Richard’s apparent stroke, and he was wheeled in on a gurney, very disoriented. As Richard’s face looked for answers, Maggie said she simply didn’t have any.

Fans were not happy with the outcome and took to Twitter to find solace in one another’s tweets.

 Dr. Richard Webber was a general surgeon at Grey Sloan first introduced in the Grey’s Anatomy pilot episode, “A Hard Day’s Night.” 

Word about a “big” episode involving Richard was first teased by showrunner Krista Vernoff back in August. 

“We have big episode for him this season,” Vernoff told TVLine at the time. “I don’t feel like he’s quite been given his due.”

Earlier this season, the exit of Dr. Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) also didn’t sit right with a lot of fans

Fans also went ballistic last week after Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) revealed the father of her baby

While the show has been put on temporary hiatus as a result of coronavirus, the medical drama has donated its props to help medical staff who are overwhelmed with cases.