Summer Glau Guest Stars On 'Grey's Anatomy'

Just off an episode that stared two high-profile guest stars Peri Gilpin and Nia Vardalos, Grey’s Anatomy is confirming that  Summer Glau will be enlisted. ‘The Firefly’ and ‘Dollhouse’ fan favorite will guest star in a February episode of the ABC medical drama.

Show creator Shonda Rhimes, broke the casting news Monday on Twitter, exclaiming, “Love table read days! We have Summer Glau as a guest star!”

It’s unclear what role Glau will play. Glau’s current work includes a guest turn on CBS’ The Big Bang TheoryNBC’s short-lived super hero drama ‘The Cape’ and ‘Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.’

Grey’s Anatomy has a strong history of attracting high profile guest start and continues to do so.

Glau is repped by UTA and the Schiff Co.

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