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Private Practice is an American medical drama series created by Shonda Rhimes and broadcast by the American Broadcasting Company (ABC).[1] It is a spin-off from the long-running series Grey's Anatomy, another ABC medical drama created by Rhimes.[2][3] The basic premise of the program was first introduced during the third season of Grey's Anatomy through a two-part backdoor pilot titled "The Other Side of This Life".[4] The series premiered with a nine-episode first season on September 26, 2007. Four additional seasons followed between 2008 and 2012. A sixth and final season was then announced, for which the network opted not to order a back nine, concluding the thirteen-episode season and 111-episode series on January 22, 2013.[5][6]
The series follows Dr. Addison Montgomery (portrayed by Kate Walsh) as she relocates from the fictional Seattle Grace Hospital in Seattle, Washington, and takes a job at the Oceanside Wellness Group, a private medical practice in Santa Monica, California.[7] Walsh was first introduced in the first season finale of Grey's Anatomy and then starred in the second and third seasons before moving to the spin-off.[8] The initial ensemble cast also featured Tim Daly, Audra McDonald (taking on a role that was portrayed by Merrin Dungey in the backdoor pilot[9]), Paul Adelstein, KaDee Strickland, Chris Lowell, Taye Diggs, and Amy Brenneman.[10] Daly, McDonald, and Lowell left the series during its run,[11][12][13] while other cast members, such as Brian Benben, Caterina Scorsone, Benjamin Bratt, and Griffin Gluck, were introduced in later seasons.[14]
Private Practice featured several crossover episodes with Grey's Anatomy over the course of its run.[15][16] It is the first spin-off of that show, which began in 2005, the second being Station 19 (2018–2024).[17] It was the second series from Shondaland, Rhimes' production company, and one of twelve that has been produced by the company overall.[18] Following the conclusion of the program, both Walsh and Scorsone (portraying Amelia Shepherd) reprised their roles as recurring guest stars in Grey's Anatomy; Scorsone was later promoted to the main cast of that series beginning with the eleventh season, and also crossed over into Station 19.[19][20][21] The series was broadcast internationally.[22]
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Series overview
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Episodes
Backdoor pilot (2007)
Season 1 (2007)
Season 2 (2008–09)
Season 3 (2009–10)
Season 4 (2010–11)
Season 5 (2011–12)
Season 6 (2012–13)
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Viewing figures
Seasons 1–3
Private Practice : U.S. viewers per episode (millions)
Audience measurement performed by Nielsen Media Research[a][b][c]
Seasons 4–6
Private Practice : U.S. viewers per episode (millions)
Audience measurement performed by Nielsen Media Research[d][e][f]
Notes
- Multiple references; for the second season, see
- Episode 1: [33]
- Episode 2: [34]
- Episode 3: [35]
- Episode 4: [36]
- Episode 5: [37]
- Episode 6: [38]
- Episode 7: [39]
- Episode 8: [40]
- Episode 9: [41]
- Episode 10: [42]
- Episode 11: [43]
- Episode 12: [44]
- Episode 13: [45]
- Episode 14: [46]
- Episode 15: [47]
- Episode 16: [48]
- Episode 17: [49]
- Episode 18: [50]
- Episode 19: [51]
- Episode 20: [52]
- Episode 21: [53]
- Episode 22: [54]
- Multiple references; for the third season, see
- Episode 1: [55]
- Episode 2: [56]
- Episode 3: [57]
- Episode 4: [58]
- Episode 5: [59]
- Episode 6: [60]
- Episode 7: [61]
- Episode 8: [62]
- Episodes 9 and 10: [63]
- Episode 11: [64]
- Episode 12: [65]
- Episode 13: [66]
- Episode 14: [67]
- Episode 15: [68]
- Episode 16: [69]
- Episode 17: [70]
- Episode 18: [71]
- Episode 19: [72]
- Episode 20: [73]
- Episode 21: [74]
- Episode 22: [75]
- Episode 23: [76]
- Multiple references; for the fourth season, see
- Episode 1: [77]
- Episode 2: [78]
- Episode 3: [79]
- Episode 4: [80]
- Episode 5: [81]
- Episode 6: [82]
- Episode 7: [83]
- Episode 8: [84]
- Episode 9: [85]
- Episode 10: [86]
- Episode 11: [87]
- Episode 12: [88]
- Episode 13: [89]
- Episode 14: [90]
- Episode 15: [91]
- Episode 16: [92]
- Episode 17: [93]
- Episode 18: [94]
- Episode 19: [95]
- Episode 20: [96]
- Episode 21: [97]
- Episode 22: [98]
- Multiple references; for the fifth season, see
- Episode 1: [99]
- Episode 2: [100]
- Episode 3: [101]
- Episode 4: [102]
- Episode 5: [103]
- Episode 6: [104]
- Episode 7: [105]
- Episodes 8 and 9: [106]
- Episode 10: [107]
- Episode 11: [108]
- Episode 12: [109]
- Episode 13: [110]
- Episode 14: [111]
- Episode 15: [112]
- Episode 16: [113]
- Episode 17: [114]
- Episode 18: [115]
- Episode 19: [116]
- Episode 20: [117]
- Episode 21: [118]
- Episode 22: [119]
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References
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