'Grey's Anatomy' promo promises heartbreak

NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

While we still refuse to believe that "Grey's Anatomy" actually killed off Henry (Scott Foley), we guess we can't live in denial forever ... just as Teddy (Kim Raver) can't remain in the dark about her husband's tragic death.

ABC just released a new promo for the medical drama's Jan. 5 return, and from the looks of it, viewers are going to need a box of tissues (and maybe some wine) to get through the episode. Way to kill our Christmas buzz, ABC!

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"Her husband just died in our O.R.," Richard (James Pickens Jr.) says of Teddy in the promo. "She'll never forgive any of us." Yes, "Grey's" is definitely bringing on the drama in the second half of the season.

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A heartbroken Cristina (Sandra Oh), who was performing the surgery on Henry when he died, is faced with the impossible task of breaking the news to Teddy, her mentor. Yeah, we'd rather stick our hand in a blender than have to break the news that Noel Crane has passed. It also seems like Owen (Kevin McKidd) will be in some serious hot water with Cristina after making the decision to cover Henry's face so Cristina wouldn't know she was performing the surgery on him.

And as if the aftermath of Henry's death isn't enough drama to deal with, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Alex (Justin Chambers) are still in the midst of the ambulance collision they were involved in at the end of the fall finale.

"Grey's Anatomy" returns on Jan. 5 at 9 p.m. on ABC.

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