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Harry Shum Jr.’s ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ presence won’t be reduced for ‘Dancing With the Stars’

Deadline reports that showrunner Meg Marinis said Shum’s presence was not reduced despite his ‘Dancing With the Stars’ run.

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Deadline reports that Harry Shum Jr. is expected to appear regularly as Kwan, aka Blue, in season 23 of ABC’s ‘Grey’s Anatomy,’ premiering October 15, 2026. Showrunner Meg Marinis told Deadline the show did not have to reduce his presence despite his competing on ‘Dancing With the Stars.’

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Deadline@DEADLINEFans can expect a regular amount of Harry Shum Jr.‘s Kwan aka Blue on the upcoming 23rd season of ABC’s 'Grey’s Anatomy,' which premieres this Thursday, Oct. 15. That is despite Shum Jr. also competing on the network’s 'Dancing With the Stars.' “No, we didn’t have to reduce his presence at all,” 'Grey’s Anatomy' executive producer/showrunner Meg Marinis told Deadline in an interview tied to the premiere. Read the full interview here: https://t.co/YNaVF9xLwU (Photos: ABC)54m
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    Deadline@DEADLINEFans can expect a regular amount of Harry Shum Jr.‘s Kwan aka Blue on the upcoming 23rd season of ABC’s 'Grey’s Anatomy,' which premieres this Thursday, Oct. 15. That is despite Shum Jr. also competing on the network’s 'Dancing With the Stars.' “No, we didn’t have to reduce his presence at all,” 'Grey’s Anatomy' executive producer/showrunner Meg Marinis told Deadline in an interview tied to the premiere. Read the full interview here: https://t.co/YNaVF9xLwU (Photos: ABC)54m
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