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    Netflix-bound Shondaland has a parting gift for ABC: the 'Grey's Anatomy' spinoff 'Station 19'

    by Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Mar 22, 2018 3 minutes

    "Grey's Anatomy," which was born way back in the first term of the Bush (II) administration, has had a baby, which it has named "Station 19."

    The new offspring was to be introduced to the world Thursday on ABC, in that programming playground called Shondaland, though with executive producer Shonda Rhimes taking future business to Netflix, it represents something of a parting gift to her old broadcast home. (And to fans without a Netflix subscription.)

    Unlike "Private Practice," an

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