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Grey's Anatomy S14 |OT| Holy crap S14 is actually GOOD!
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Man, I like Owen, despite his crazy flaws... But yeah Amelia was great in PP and started in Grey's as a good character until they crapped on her personality due to her disease. I was so happy when Amelia x Owen called it quits.
I didn't realize he was gone from the show. He was growing on me. Figures I missed the one flashback episode that was the end of his and Owens sisters arc.
Guessing Teddy is done too? Hah
http://tvline.com/2018/01/07/greys-anatomy-spinoff-photos-meredith-abc/
Seems like Meredith is crossing over for the spin-off pilot.
Seems like Meredith is crossing over for the spin-off pilot.
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I really enjoyed the Private Practice back-door pilot episode(s). I'm optimistic for this to turn out well as a single episode, even if I don't ultimately watch the new show.
Ellen Pompeo is quite confident now. And it should be a good lesson to many actresses, with a shout-out to Weinstein as well.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/f...er-behind-scenes-fight-what-i-deserve-1074978
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/f...er-behind-scenes-fight-what-i-deserve-1074978
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Makes me sad to hear this stuff. When I get so attached to a cast, knowing that shit like this is going on bums me out.
read her article. good for her in commanding a salary worthy. took 14 years, but it is what it is.
also, how was season 14? i kind of stopped around episode 7 because i just thought, wow - this is terrible.
i really trudged through seasons 12 and 13 just because. but really, after mark and lexi died, that was it for me.
also, how was season 14? i kind of stopped around episode 7 because i just thought, wow - this is terrible.
i really trudged through seasons 12 and 13 just because. but really, after mark and lexi died, that was it for me.
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IMO, S12 and S13 were basically the worst seasons of Grey's. S14 seems quite a bit better overall, IMO, but if you didn't like the first 7 episodes you may not like the others (which are still airing).
i just checked and its up to 9 now for s14. so really, it was probably around episode 2 or 3 where i dropped it.
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Hailey James was the culprit I bet. These One Tree Hill kids always come in and fuck everything up...like Peyton sleeping with Arizona.
I think the only reason it dragged on as long as it did was because her actress got pregnant last season and it had to be put on hold. I guess by this point they were ready to wrap it up.
Jesse Williams played Jesse Williams in a storyline that seems like it was written by Jesse Williams so he could say what was on his mind.
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Seriously, I liked Jackson's role in this episode, and you're right, it did feel like it was written by Jesse Williams to act as himself.
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I could see it. Warren is leaving the show and Miranda's actress seems to be interested in directing/producing. I could see her dying or living but deciding that she wants to be closer to Warren/have a change of a career/focus on spending time with her kids after having a near-death experience, any of these resulting in her more or less leaving Grey's but still being able to come back for a later episode as needed.
Yeah. I'm super not complaining though.
On the other hand, the domestic abuse story got a bit too heavy handed with the fiance giving all that exposition, but I guess they wanted to make sure viewers understand huge red flags in their own relationships.
Hilarious ending to the Jo storyline, seriously dark story for April is going to be interesting.
Closer to Warren is kinda problematic considering he works in Seattle as well, and they're going to do frequent cross-overs.
Closer to Warren is kinda problematic considering he works in Seattle as well, and they're going to do frequent cross-overs.
Yeah that was an abrupt ending. Shows up.
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Also..yeah the April stuff was dark but the ending kind of made me cringe. Are all the interns
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Really enjoyed this episode for the most part. Looking at all of Bailey's flashbacks, I'm surprised all of the OG staff don't have serious OCD/PTSD.
That was a heavy episode but also a great one. Edit: meant the April episode with the kid getting shot by the cops, I'm a bit behind you guys.
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That was one of the most boring episodes of Grey's I've ever seen. We basically summarized all of their competition projects over the entire episode, but that could have been done in a third of the time. We saw male Deluca and Sam flirting a bunch and it was really awkward and juvenile; I knew they were getting hate from viewers, but I was fine with it until this episode. No super interesting medical cases besides the 12 year old with a tumor. I've really enjoyed this season, but this episode felt like it was sent to die against the Olympics opening ceremony.
Usually it's the staff that is the problem. Derek died because of a bad call of the doctor in charge (though his assistant wanted to do the right thing) and Bailey almost died because they didn't give her the stress test she asked for. It does give the impression that all the other doctors are incompetent lol, but it's interesting to see a doctor getting a treatment he knows is wrong and not being able to do anything about it.
Glad Bailey didn't die, getting a glimpse of her childhood was really interesting. I think it was a nice touch, having her realize that she was making the same mistake that her mother did, being too overprotective and trying to clip her husband's wings.
Took a life and death situation for her to realize that, which is typical Miranda stuborness.
Some short webisodes starring the new interns on abc.com:
http://abc.go.com/shows/greys-anatomy
wonder if any will survive the season hah
http://abc.go.com/shows/greys-anatomy
wonder if any will survive the season hah
I think they'll all live but I think several will end up just... disappearing from the show, like literally every intern that was in DiLuca's class and Murphey after coming back for one episode and then never being mentioned again.
I just watched the episode where the police shot and killed the boy trying to go into his own house
The scene where Bailey and Ben teach their kid how to react to a police officer broke my heart.
The scene where Bailey and Ben teach their kid how to react to a police officer broke my heart.
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