All right, let's talk about Grey's Anatomy.
This is the 15th season.
Will there be a 16th season?
Yes, of course.
Yes?
Yes.
It's fantastic.
Yeah.
Oh, good.
Yeah.
I was wondering if you--
I thought that there was a possibility that it wasn't.
Well, my contract is till season 16,
and so I'm completely obligated to do season 16.
And you know these numbers-- there's
just no end in sight with streaming,
and the show is so popular.
And I have to say, again, I love coming here.
Thank you for giving me this platform because not only
do we get to do great things, but we get to say thank you.
Because everywhere I go, whether it's Italy,
whether it's France, London, Kansas--
the people that come up to me with tears in their eyes
and tell me how meaningful the show is to them.
You know, the episode-- the last episode that I directed--
it was the first episode I directed, actually.
It was a teenager was in the show.
And he was gay.
And he played a gay character on my show.
And after we had filmed the whole entire episode
he said to me, my whole life, I've
watched the show with my parents.
And I've sort of used the show as a way
to tell my parents that I was gay.
And to show my parents that it's OK, that I'm not different.
There's nothing wrong with me.
And Grey's really helped my parents
to understand what having a gay son meant
and that it wasn't necessarily a bad thing.
And for my parents to now see me as an actor getting
a part on this show, you know, it's just been everything.
So I got to keep doing it, man, because, you know,
we're touching lives and making a difference.
Yes.
Yeah you are.
You are.
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Hi, I'm Andy.
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God!
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