Kristin from E! Online has posted some thoughts (and new scoop) on Drowning on Dry Land and Some Kind of Miracle so be sure to check it out!

Holy @#$#@! Is Meredith gonna die?

Apparently, you all want to know. You really, really, really want to know. Because I just took a look at my tvdiva@eonline.com inbox, and I don't remember ever seeing so many emails about a single topic.

Clearly, you Grey's fans are freaking out, and rightfully so! Last night's insanely nutty-cuckoo episode held perhaps the biggest shocker ever for the show. (I tried to warn you with all the stuff about "a big death is coming" and "something you'd think they'd never do on a show called Grey's Anatomy." But seriously, how could you ever be prepared for such a twist?)

Now, of course, the bottom line is there's no way I can give you a yes or no answer to the "Will Meredith die?" question. (I would be banned from ever covering anything on ABC again; moreover, I'd ruin the experience of watching the reveal for you, which I just can't do as a fellow fan.) However, for those of you who think you might keel over and kick it yourself if you don't get a little scoop, here's what I can tell/remind you.

• There was a death last week.
• There will be a death this week.
• At least one of those deaths will stick.

Sources also tell me that in the original script for this coming Thursday's episode, no one died. But in a later revision, it was decided there would be at least one death. I'm told executive producer Shonda Rhimes usually plans out these plot points well in advance, so this is certainly out of the norm. Take that for what you will.

Hot off the press from TVGuide.com, here are the ratings for episode 316 Drowning on Dry Land.

Grey's Anatomy's ferry crisis scared up another 640,000 heads (25.59 million), boosting the show's lead over CSI (22.47 mil, up 200K).

This one is a lot similar to the one that aired right after "Walk on Water," but it's got it's differences, and is, quite frankly, a lot more exciting. Thanks to Greys-Media.com.

Here's the promo for Part Two, 316 Drowning on Dry Land, which airs January 15, 2007!

Coming from the Ausiello Report at TVGuide.com:

...A source with close ties to Seattle Grace tells me that Jeffrey Dean Morgan is returning to Grey's as Izzie's late fiancé, in an episode to air later this season. And, since Denny's ticker clearly tocked for the last time back in May, it seems safe to assume that he'll appear in either a dream sequence or a newly created flashback.

Part One of Grey's Anatomy's three-part arc may be airing tomorrow (yay!), however, according to TVGuide.com, they still are not finished filming part three...which airs in two weeks! That episode, I'm concluding, is going to be huge.

Not only is she writing one, but she's writing two episodes of Grey's Anatomy - airing next month! Shonda Rhimes, the creator of our fav TV show, is writing Episodes 315 "Walk on Water," and 316 "Drowning on Dry Land." (We're assuming she's also writing episode 317 - the conclusion - as well) Shonda hasn't written an episode since the season premiere, 301 "Time Has Come Today," so we're all looking forward to these episodes that she's written!

Stay tuned for more!

Season 3 Episode 16 "Drowning on Dry Land," which is part two of the three-part arc Grey's begins next month, is the newest announced episode for the show, and airs February 15, 2007. Here is a spoiler on it from SpoilerFix.com:

"An intern is not gentle when stiching a young man's arm."

Stay tuned for more!