EW Online has posted yet another one of their photo gallery polls and Jeffrey Dean Morgan once again makes the list.

This time it’s Grey’s Anatomy’s Most Memorable Medical Cases. And if you guessed that Denny Duquette ranks in as Number One, you’d be right!

Television Without Pity has announced the winners of their 2009 Tubey Awards and once again we see what fans really thought about Jeffrey Dean Morgan reprising his role as Denny Duquette in a storyline that seems to turn off a lot of fans.

I didnt think it was that bad and was just happy to see JDM back on TV, but for regular GA viewers, it was not a happy time.

And they sweep this next award, wiping out all competition. Come on, it wasn`t all that bad.

As you probably already know the Season 5 DVDs of Grey’s Anatomy finally includes an interview with Jeffrey Dean Morgan. In a segment called It’s About Bloody Time Heaven Sent, JDM discusses the character of Denny Duquette.

Here’s a sneak preview of Jeffrey Dean Morgan discussing his audition for Shonda Rimes. And Shonda Rimes proving just what a smart woman she is!

Remember this photo of Jeffrey Dean Morgan at the Grey’s Anatomy 100th episode party back on March 27, 2009?

Here’s the “making of” video! Thanks to jdmfans for this.

This week’s TV Guide features the Top 100 Episodes of All Time!! So where does Jeffrey Dean Morgan land on the list?

Number 63! And I think we know which show and which episode:

63 GREY’S ANATOMY “LOSING MY RELIGION” 5/15/2006

Capping a three-episode arc, this Season 2 finale hit an emotional peak with the tragic death of cardiac patient Denny Duquette (Jeffey Dean Morgan) that would haunt Izzie (Katherine Heigl) for seasons to come for ever and ever…

Denny Duquette makes dying look good, while haunting GA audiences into Season 5

Supernatural made the list with “No Rest for the Wicked”. But what about “In My Time of Dying” or “Devil’s Trap”? These are some of the best Supernatural episodes, and not just because Jeffrey Dean Morgan rocks as John Winchester!

So what other television episodes with Jeffrey Dean Morgan should have made the TV Guide list? Devil’s Trap? Weeds’ Dead in the Nethers? Or maybe Sliders’ El Sid, Angel or Walker, Texas Ranger? Which would you choose and why?

Jeffrey Dean Morgan as John Winchester, making evil look even better