'Grey's Anatomy' has some of the most outrageous medical cases on television, but it's usually the will they/won't they love storylines that get all the buzz.
Eric Dane plays Dr. Mark Sloan, a.k.a. McSteamy, a man whose love life has been put on the back burner recently -- his fling with Addison got squashed when she moved to L.A., and his dalliances with Callie are over now that she's hooking up with Hahn.
Dane talked to AOL TV about being the superhero of Seattle Grace, the behind-the-scenes drama of the show and how his TV alter-ego will finally find love -- or at least start hooking up with the same woman for a while.
Reader Comments (2)
Helen at 11:25AM on Nov 13th 2008
Grey'Anatomy had me hooked from the very first episode. The character of Erika unhooked me, and I haven't watched it since Erika turned into a vampire like lesbian. Poor Callie. She was so nice until Erika came along, but Dr.Pervert (Sloan) managed to help her enjoy her neew role, Now the kid is confused. And so am I. So I don't wtch it any more. rime time is no time to teach young girls who might be watching how to become a dyke and enjoy it.
drivercure at 2:33AM on Jul 1st 2009
WOw, this interview was really hot.