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While there has yet to be news about who Chris Carmack will be specifically playing in season 15, it has been stated that Carmack's character will be directly involved with the orthopedic department as a surgeon.
The show has been relatively mum about what season 15 has in store for fans of the series, but recent tweets from production and potentially the cast can shed light on what may happen when the upcoming season airs its premiere episode on Sept. 27.
One of the show's executive producers, Debbie Allen, tweeted a picture of the show's team on the second day of shooting for “Grey's Anatomy” season 15 on set.
Behind the Scenes off @greysabc - Day 2 on location Season 15.???? #greysanatomy pic.twitter.com/2w3m49cwvg
— Debbie Allen (@msdebbieallen) August 1, 2018
But interestingly enough, Alex Blue Davis, who plays Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital intern Casey Parker in spinoff comedy shorts “Grey's Anatomy: B-Team,” tweeted about being on set for “Grey's Anatomy” season 15.
In my trailer for the first day on set of @GreysABC !!! So excited!! #GreysAnatomy pic.twitter.com/r7K6PuXzCm
— Alex Blue Davis (@alexbluedavis) August 1, 2018
Another “B-Team” member tweeted his excitement as well. Rushi Kota, who plays Vik Roy, tweeted a video of himself excited about the show, tagging the show's official Twitter account.
A couple of days of being back in the halls of Grey Sloan and these brows are jumping for joy. @greysabc @abcnetwork Let’s go Season 15! pic.twitter.com/amQepd8lx0
— Rushi Kota (@RushiKota) August 2, 2018
This could potentially mean that aside from Chris Carmack joining the “Grey's Anatomy” cast, some of the actors from the well-received spin-off may be getting some airtime for season 15. The fact that the official Twitter page for “Grey's Anatomy” responded to Davis' tweet with their own excitement could potentially confirm the crossover.
Yay!!! We're so excited too! https://t.co/abL2uKpuij
— Greys Anatomy (@GreysABC) August 2, 2018
While there were no tweets from the other cast members of “Grey's Anatomy: B-team,” there is a possibility that they will be joining season 15's production as well. In any case, with a new veteran like Carmack coming in to fill the boots of departed cast members, as well as the possibility of new blood being imported from ABC's spinoff series, “Grey's Anatomy” season 15 looks to be in good hands when it airs in September.
