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Grey's Anatomy · Season 10

Grey's Anatomy season 10 episode 20: Go It Alone

Aired 17 April 201443 minRated TV-14

8.3TMDB · 11 votesMark watched

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Grey's Anatomy season 10 is streaming in Australia on Disney+ (subscription, listed for the whole show).

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Availability checked 16 November 2026.

What happens in “Go It Alone”

Cristina enlists Meredith to help her prepare an acceptance speech for her possible Harper Avery win and while Owen offers to attend the ceremony with her, she insists on going alone. Meanwhile, Derek feels overwhelmed between his responsibilities at home and at the hospital. April and Jackson come to a disagreement on children and religion, and Callie and Arizona try to reconnect in their marriage.

Episode summary: TMDB.

Before you watch

  • It is episode 20 of 24 of season 10, so watch episodes 1 to 19 first.
  • It runs about 43 minutes.
  • Directed by Mark Jackson, written by Lauren Barnett.
  • TMDB users rate it 8.3 out of 10 (11 votes).

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Cast and crew of this episode

Director
Mark Jackson
Writer
Lauren Barnett
Guest stars
Jason George as Ben WarrenMark Adair-Rios as David MorrisRebecca Field as Sabine McNeilBilly Malone as Jon McNeilBresha Webb as Teresa MorrisTeresa Huang as Nurse RuthJadin Gould as Ivy McNeilArmani Jackson as Braden Morris

Credits: TMDB.

More from Grey's Anatomy Season 10

  1. E01
  2. E02
  3. E03
  4. E04
  5. E05
  6. E06
  7. E07
  8. E08
  9. E09
  10. E10
  11. E11
  12. E12
  13. E13
  14. E14
  15. E15
  16. E16
  17. E17
  18. E18
  19. E19
  20. E20
  21. E21
  22. E22
  23. E23
  24. E24

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