Isaiah Washington weighs in on Brooke Smith's firing from "Grey's Anatomy"

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,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,smith9.jpgIt's pretty surprising that Isaiah Washington would want to even touch this but here it is. The actor, who was axed from "Grey's Anatomy" in 2007 after using a homophobic slur in reference to co-star T.R. Knight, is slamming the show for firing actress Brooke Smith who was involved in a lesbian storyline..

"I looked at a brilliant actress, whom I have adored since I first saw her in 'Silence of the Lambs,'" Washington says in the Nov. 17 issue of TV Guide. "For her to be treated this way, I find very interesting."

"The fact is that, just before the holidays, you have a mother, a wonderful actress removed from a steady income without the proper reasoning behind it..." he added.

Earlier posts:
-- McDreamy talks to Ellen about the demise of lesbian storyline on "Grey's Anatomy"
-- "Grey's Anatomy" shocker: Brooke Smith, lesbian storyline out...
-- Isaiah Washington not cool with his return "appearance" on "Grey's Anatomy"
-- Chatting with Isaiah Washington's publicist, Howard Bragman...
-- Larry King goes easy on Isaiah...

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Monkey Phat Author Profile Page said:

Bitter much Isaiah?

Gwen said:

Greg, you should've added when Isaiah was asked if he would return he said, "absolutely!" It makes his alleged gay-friendliness rather suspect.

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