A Quick Word: Volume Two

NB6If you can believe it, the year 2009 is almost over. With less than 50 days until we enter a new decade, that means that it is time to introduce some change. Sometimes, oh, sometimes change is good. Sometimes change…is…everything.

  • NEW LOOK | A design change is always one of my favorite things to do with the site. It’s hard work and takes a lot of time, but the site always ends up looking better in the end. I love the way All the Shades of Grey looks at the moment, but there’s always room for improvement, and improvement is what I’m looking for with the new look I plan on bringing to AtSoG within the next couple of months. I think you all will really love the new look that I’ve got planned for the blog.
  • UPDATED GREY’S ANATOMY | I’ve kind of fallen behind this season on updating the episodic database, called “Explore.” I plan on fully updating (and then, from there on out, keep updating) this portion of the site over the hiatus and catching it up. Considering the awful design of ABC’s website, these databases will be important to keeping Grey’s Anatomy indexed for eternity.
  • LOTS & LOTS OF EDITORIALS | We’re getting to the point of the season where all of our favorite shows are going on hiatus for the winter and we’re going to have to live without them. It’s a sad thought, but it is going to happen. As a result, we plan on bringing you lots and lots of editorials to pass the time. We hope you’ll enjoy them!
  • MORE PRESS RELEASES | Some of you seem to want to see more press releases on the site – more than just for Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice. As a result, come 2010 I’ll try to provide you with more press releases for the shows we cover here on All the Shades of Grey so that you can stay up-to-date on upcoming episodes.

We’ve got lots of exciting things in store for you with the new year just around the corner! So be sure to stay tuned, and as always, please leave us your suggestions and feedback – we’re always thrilled to hear from you!

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