October 5, 2006 | 0 Comments
Sometimes, a fantasy is all we’ve got. We think we can turn it into real life, but that’s easier said than done. So Meredith discovers …
Sometimes, a fantasy is all we’ve got. We think we can turn it into real life, but that’s easier said than done. So Meredith discovers …
“You can tell me… who’s damn panties are on the bulletin board? ” Ah, yes. With those words, Dr. Bailey tore into her lascivious…
Time. How quickly it flies, how we wish we had more of it, and how we spend what little we have… that’s the theme of this great h…
In the Southeast, to lose one’s religion means to lose civility. To fly off the handle. Give up control of one’s better judgment, even. With all that took place in the first hour (Deterioration of the Fight or Flight Response), emotions are running high as the second half of the finale begins…
Fight or flight. Run from your problems, or stay and tough it out. When faced with stressful situations, people tend to react in one of…
Just 17 seconds separate Denny from the man ahead of him on the heart transplant list. Had Mr. Duquette’s information been entered into…
Damage control. Every day at Seattle Grace centers around this concept, but this episode in particular has the doctors scrambling to rep…
An all-new Grey’s Anatomy after a four-week layoff. So exciting that it’s hard to even know where to begin. But we’ll give it our best …
As the episode opens, Meredith is knitting and swearing off men. During March Madness. At Joe’s. Talk about cool. Almost as much so a…
… The tension continues with Meredith keeping her hand on the bomb, Derek refusing to leave the O. R. , Dr. Bailey in labor but r…