The season's been good so far but I have wondered whatever happened to MerDer. I like it that they're happy and all but I feel like there's a lack of development on who they are as a married couple. It's like after they got their happy ending, that's it. I wanna see more between them aside from talking about Cristina. I know the show shouldn't completely focus on them but they're still the leading couple of the show meaning we still need to see them simultaneously develop as a couple as the series continues.
I think Grey's isn't what it used to be but I don't blame it on Private Practice. There are story mishaps here and there which have caused a downfall for both shows but I still believe that Shonda's great. She's given all of us two great shows that unfortunately don't always appeal well to audiences.
Damn. Shonda really can't be stopped! This woman is amazing. Upon hearing this I feared that the plots of Private Practice and Grey's Anatomy might suffer but knowing the creative power of Shonda, nothing can stop her from producing and writing great stories.
Thanks for agreeing! I was scared some of the Mark supporters might take it against me but I really think it's time to go through with a season without any crossovers. Don't get me wrong, seeing Mark and Addison like how they were in season 3 was great but I think we need to move on from that. We should focus on Addison and Sam's relationship and everything else without forced interference from the people of Seattle Grace. I'm not saying they should never have crossovers again but so far this season's been good and it would be nice to have a crossover-less season.
Definitely looking forward to how Meredith and Lexie are going to react upon meeting her. I can already imagine it actually, especially Lexie. But I still can't wait to see it. She seems like the exact girl a daughter would fear her older father to be dating.
I agree with that. I'd like to see Private Practice this season without any Grey's Anatomy crossovers. I mean they're entertaining and fun to watch but Private Practice can definitely float on its own.
I think it was the episode episode of the season. Great and compelling storylines that really tested the characters. I'm glad that they focused mainly on two stories going on rather than having all these other minor stories happening simultaneously. I loved seeing Brooke as the hero and giving up her chance at being saved for Jaime. Over-all I think it was great but better acting from Austin Nichols would've made it better.
I really liked the last video. I felt like it was such an authentic performance and the connection she had with the other person was so refreshing. Her voice also seems to match the Country genre a lot so it's good that she got this role. She's great!
1. Jake's story with Bill Marsh. I wonder what he's got on Jake because it seems to be bad enough for him to put his NFL future on hold and stay in Lancer. (Btw, I totally hate Bill's character)
2. What Alice will do with the information on Savannah performing with the Cyclones. I don't about everyone else but I got two emotions from her upon finding out: betrayal and relief. Therefore, I'm not sure what she'll do. I feel like it's either she exposes Savannah in front of everyone of she confronts Savannah about it. I just feel like her emotion wasn't exactly a "Yes, I have something on Savannah" sort of thing but she looked hurt and betrayed by it.
3. What Overton will do with Marti and how Bill Marsh is connected with the case of Travis. It was pretty obvious that he's connected with the whole thing so I wanna see how all of that goes together and unfolds.
4. How Savannah will treat Marti now. We all know her as the good one so it will be interesting to see whether or not she will really show her animosity towards Marti or if she can really be the good cheerleader that she is. I wanna see how she'll really be able to handle the situation and if Marti and her can ever really be friends again.
5. Marti and Dan. I know that right now she feels like the world is against her and all she wants is Dan to be there for her again but will she really feel that way when he comes back? I'd imagine her to feel angry that he left just like she thought he would. A lot is obviously still going to happen here so I'm really looking forward to that.
Hellcats is doing pretty good with their story so good job to them.
I knew this would pretty much happen but I personally don't want it to. Hellcats shouldn't be another sister affair for these two because it just makes it seem so Disney. And anyway, AJ's acting fairs in comparison to Aly.
I think this is definitely one of the better episodes of Hellcats. Really enjoyed seeing them dance for Derrick's proposal. I know the show is really about cheerleading but it was great to see them dance in another element.
I like seeing how Dan, Marti, and Vanessa are so confused about who they love and all but it's kind of anticlimactic that they're happening simultaneously. I kind of wish that they happened at different times so that more focus can be put on one. Although, I'm still unsure whether I want Vanessa with Derrick or with Red.
And of course, I loved the whole focus on Alice in this episode. It was really great to see her vulnerability here and see her rising to be a better person in the end.
It's very possible that the disappointment is why the Chief has animosity towards her. They made the Carter Grant sound like such a big thing and for her to give it up for love might definitely be disappointing to the Chief. But like it was earlier said, the Chief will probably learn to accept and respect her decision and big part of that will be because of Stark's attitude.
I don't see this show ending anytime soon either. The show has one of the biggest fan bases around and its ratings are still in the top percentage so it will be around for a while. The show definitely isn't as fluffy as it was before when it was all about MerDer's relationship but that's what's keeping viewers tuned in. The diversity of the storylines are great especially because they cater a lot to the development of each character. I mean, if the shooting never happened, then we never would've gotten Cristina's PTSD story. The show has definitely changed but it's a change for the better because we get to see how so many different things affect the professional and persona lives of doctors.
NPH was out of line in using that term but the context is understandable. I'm sure that it was frustrating for them to have a sudden pull-out and it didn't help that the actor called it unsubstantial.
Based on the recent promo I think we're gonna see a halt in the AddiSam baby story since the focus seems to be on Bizzy. It seems like a very intense mother-daughter story.
Omg I've seen this picture a number of times and have never noticed that she was already wearing Cooper's engagement ring. What a spoiler. Haha. But I thought Charlotte was great in this episode. We saw her care so much for both Maya and Dell. And of course, the agreement to the proposal was the cherry on top of everything.
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1. Jake's story with Bill Marsh. I wonder what he's got on Jake because it seems to be bad enough for him to put his NFL future on hold and stay in Lancer. (Btw, I totally hate Bill's character)
2. What Alice will do with the information on Savannah performing with the Cyclones. I don't about everyone else but I got two emotions from her upon finding out: betrayal and relief. Therefore, I'm not sure what she'll do. I feel like it's either she exposes Savannah in front of everyone of she confronts Savannah about it. I just feel like her emotion wasn't exactly a "Yes, I have something on Savannah" sort of thing but she looked hurt and betrayed by it.
3. What Overton will do with Marti and how Bill Marsh is connected with the case of Travis. It was pretty obvious that he's connected with the whole thing so I wanna see how all of that goes together and unfolds.
4. How Savannah will treat Marti now. We all know her as the good one so it will be interesting to see whether or not she will really show her animosity towards Marti or if she can really be the good cheerleader that she is. I wanna see how she'll really be able to handle the situation and if Marti and her can ever really be friends again.
5. Marti and Dan. I know that right now she feels like the world is against her and all she wants is Dan to be there for her again but will she really feel that way when he comes back? I'd imagine her to feel angry that he left just like she thought he would. A lot is obviously still going to happen here so I'm really looking forward to that.
Hellcats is doing pretty good with their story so good job to them.
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I like seeing how Dan, Marti, and Vanessa are so confused about who they love and all but it's kind of anticlimactic that they're happening simultaneously. I kind of wish that they happened at different times so that more focus can be put on one. Although, I'm still unsure whether I want Vanessa with Derrick or with Red.
And of course, I loved the whole focus on Alice in this episode. It was really great to see her vulnerability here and see her rising to be a better person in the end.
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