Jan 20, 2017 10:44 AM EST By Marj Sen, UniversityHerald Reporter

The "Grey's Anatomy" has been previously reported that it will never end for many reasons and to prove true, a new season is coming back this month with so much to look forward to but may also face challenges. Check details here.

"Grey's Anatomy" has been one of the longest running and most successful scripted medical drama by ABC. Now, due to its success over the years, ABC wants to do more for the fans of the show and they may face different challenges along the way.

Previous reports pointed out ABC Chief Channing Dungey's statement saying, "Grey's Anatomy" will take more than what "ER" have done so far - running 15 seasons. In order to keep their viewers coming back, they will do they have been doing and besides, that's what they are good at. Over the years they production team didn't fail to stay on top. They kept on bringing new characters and they even look at viewers' feedback and reactions and focusing on what the fans are interested at.

Now that the episode 10 of the season 13 is coming back on Jan. 26, viewers are expected to see more of the "Grey's Anatomy." While many fans of Camilla Ludington (Dr. Jo Wilson) are expecting to see Dr. Jo Wilson's baby bump in the upcoming episode, it seems though that the star's pregnancy will not be incorporated in her role.

According to iDigitalTimes, the episode will show Jo, Bailey and Arizona going to a maximum security prison to take care of a 16-year old patient that is soon giving birth and is said that Jo is somehow affected by the patient. The pregnancy of Dr. Jo was not mentioned. Meanwhile, episode 10 will also focus on Meredith as she tries to find the whereabouts of Alex who run off after receiving a voicemail from Meredith.

 "Grey's Anatomy" season 13 episode 10 is slated to air in Jan. 26 on channel ABC at 8 p.m. EST.

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