'Grey's Anatomy' Season 12 News, Spoilers: Grey Sloan People Are Alarmed Over April's Mysterious Infection
It's still only about a couple of episodes into the latest season of ABC's hit medical drama TV series "Grey's Anatomy," but the events are already getting more intense as what the latest spoiler report for this week's episode suggested.
Titled "Walking Tall," the report from International Business Times said that April (Sarah Drew) might have to temporarily put aside her worries of her marriage when she comes across a mysterious disease that not only could affect her but those around her as well.
A sneak peek for the segment shared by the media outlet showed Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) taking notice of the red, splotchy patches on April's back.
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"What the hell is that? On your back?" Arizona is obviously alarmed seeing the rashes on April's back. It has to be noted that the latter had left for her three-month medical service for the military in Jordan.
The Grey Sloan personnel was then locked up in a bubble to prevent the infection of anyone else inside the establishment.
"It's just a stupid rash. You're completely overreacting!" April told Bailey (Chandra Wilson), the one who ordered April to be quarantined. Bailey explained to April she will not allow anything to ruin her first day as chief surgeon of Grey Sloan Memorial.
"This is my first day running this place," Bailey declared (via IBT). "There will be no epidemics today!"
Despite their indifferences, Jackson (Jesse Williams) appears to be downright worried with his wife's condition as he rushed towards Alex. His speculations indicated that Alex might have gotten the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) during her stint in the Middle East region.
Bailey, however, is confident that they can get rid of April's sickness.
Could this health-risk circumstance pave the way for April and Jackson to be closer together once again? How will Bailey and the rest of the team manage the crisis?
Find out when "Grey's Anatomy" Season 12 airs this Thursday, Oct. 1, at 8 p.m. on ABC.
