Grey's Anatomy
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I missed it.
I am now into "Don't Forget The Lyrics."
I am now into "Don't Forget The Lyrics."
Whew.......... I'm drained!Tonight was intense!
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Same here!!Just finished watching and I need to unwind before going to bed!
It would make things interesting...
I'm glad Christina brought Lexi home. I loved the dance party at the end too.
Someone feel up to giving me a recap? Watched it some.. but was also watching another show.
I was hoping that Seth's character would stick around longer. Why did he bleed out (or what happened) when I last saw him everything looked under control .. bloody, but under control.
I was hoping that Seth's character would stick around longer. Why did he bleed out (or what happened) when I last saw him everything looked under control .. bloody, but under control.
go to abc's website and you can watch the whole episode tomorrow. then you will see what the writer's strike was all about.
Thanks but I suffer form SMS - Slow Modem Syndrom.
I avoid video to maintain my sanity.
I like Rose. She seems pretty level headed, at least with what been given about her so far.
I like Rose too--but you know she's gonna get her heart broken, right? But we may never know because of the &$^%ng writer's strike!
(I've always thought Meredith was pretty flaky--in a likeable sort of way. I think McDreamy "thinks" he's done with her.
Eh, Rose seems nice enough but the whole storyline between Meredith and McDreamy is stupid... I love their chemistry but I'm so sick of their story and each one changing their tune every &%$# episode.
Why do writers think that dramatic conflict in a couple can only be created by threatening (or creating) a scenario leading to the couple's break up? Rose is just another tool in that same old tired scenario.
I would enjoy seeing a strong, dynamic couple on TV who weather the conflicts of life together, who have been on the slippery slope towards breaking up and manage to work their way back to being united in their commitment to one another. For a while I thought it would be Mer/Der, oh well...
Why do writers think that dramatic conflict in a couple can only be created by threatening (or creating) a scenario leading to the couple's break up? Rose is just another tool in that same old tired scenario.
I would enjoy seeing a strong, dynamic couple on TV who weather the conflicts of life together, who have been on the slippery slope towards breaking up and manage to work their way back to being united in their commitment to one another. For a while I thought it would be Mer/Der, oh well...