The long-running ABC medical drama has been renewed for a 22nd season, a representative for ABC confirmed to "Good Morning America" on Thursday. Along with the "Grey's Anatomy" news, ABC also announced a group of show returns for the upcoming 2025-26 television season.

Not on the renewal list at the moment: Doctor Odyssey, the first-year drama from Ryan Murphy Television that stars Joshua Jackson as a cruise-ship doctor. Sources say ABC and the show’s team are talking about the show’s creative direction and a decision on season two has yet to be made.

ABC is renewing four dramas and one comedy series, Variety has learned. The Disney-owned broadcaster has picked up new seasons of “9-1-1,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “The Rookie,” and “Will Trent” as well as “Shifting Gears.

After watching the new medical drama, I can safely say Pulse is more Grey’s Anatomy than The Pitt, but it charts its own course in a crowded field of competition and the heavy drama is sure to raise viewers’ heart rates.

The Carlton Cuse-produced series centers on a group of ambitious residents navigating personal and professional crises in one of Miami's busiest emergency rooms.

Medical dramas are some of the most enduring shows on television. ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” has been on the screen for two decades, surpassing the long-running “ER.” HBO recently released “The Pitt” to critical acclaim,