ABC has officially renewed Station 19 for its seventh season, continuing the firefighter-focused spinoff of Grey’s Anatomy. The renewal comes alongside a leadership change, with Zoanne Clack and Peter Paige stepping in as showrunners, taking over from Krista Vernoff, who has announced her departure from both series.
Renewal Details
The renewal for Station 19 was widely anticipated, especially with Grey’s Anatomy already confirmed for its 20th season. The decision was primarily dependent on finalizing contracts for Clack and Paige. The upcoming season will also mark a significant milestone for the series, as it prepares to celebrate its 100th episode.
Showrunner Background
Zoanne Clack has been part of the Grey’s Anatomy family since its inception, initially serving as a medical advisor. She progressed to become the head writer and executive producer of Station 19 in the previous season and continues to oversee medical storylines for Grey’s. Clack expressed her gratitude for being entrusted with the show, emphasizing the diverse talent of the cast and crew and the responsibility of telling impactful stories.
Peter Paige, who joined Station 19 as a director in its fourth season and became an executive producer in season six, brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles, including co-creating The Fosters and its spinoff, Good Trouble. He shared his excitement about taking on the show, highlighting the complexity of its characters and the important narratives it explores.
Conclusion
With the transition in leadership and the promise of new stories ahead, Station 19 is set to continue its successful run, building on its strong ratings among key demographics and delivering compelling content to its audience. Fans can look forward to an exciting season under the new showrunners, who are eager to put their mark on the series.
