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Grey's Anatomy - 1/12
Another great episode, IMO!
I read on another thread that people hated the whole thing with Christina and Teddy and how she kept making her go over the whole surgery again and again. However, I liked it because I think that Christina knew where Teddy was coming from and knew why it was important to her. And I enjoyed the point where Teddy got it and then how she made clear to Christina that she didn't blame her and that she did everything right, thereby taking the guilt off of Christina's shoulders.
I was SO MAD on Alex's behalf at Richard! What a tool he was being! Of course, Alex was being a patsy, so I guess he had it coming to him.
I also enjoyed the Bailey storyline...anything that lets us see her weaknesses (I love her character so much) is fun for me to see. And I felt awful for Lexie when she responded to Mark when he was on the phone with his girlfriend. How embarrassing!
This show has really picked it up, and I am loving it as much as I ever have, I think!
Re: Grey's Anatomy - 1/12
I agree. I get the guy's attractive and all but I've never really been his biggest fan. From the beginning, he's always pushed his agenda on her and yeah yeah I get that she's very guarded and sometimes it's good to have someone challenge you to open up and all that. But he doesn't seem like he really respects her reasoning behind her decisions. I just don't really like him.
And I was so sad for Lexie when she said that to Mark and he was on his earpiece.
I agree- I had it on, but was more interested in my ipad- it just didn't do much for me.
Overall, I agree with pp, it didn't pull me in as much as the last few episodes but there were certain moments, such as the Lexie/Mark/girlfriend on earpiece moment that really tugged at my heart...
i enjoyed the family scene at home w/ zola derek and meredith when they scurried to record the baby's walking and missed it... very "normal" stuff, and I liked it.
At first, I HATED teddy for what she was doing, and did"get it" til the washroom when she broke down why she was doing that. I had seen it as a form of punishment towards Yang up until then....
but, oh, I was so glad she told Yang there was NOTHING wrong with what she did.
I was way less interested in the conjoined twins than I thought I could be, but I was mad and Richard for trying to pull one over on Alex. I've been liking Alex a lot and he cares so much about peds. I can't believe he missed the whole surgery.
I could not figure out what Teddy was doing and it seemed like punishment for sure, until you saw her trying to work out the surgery with her own hands while talking in out and told Christina she did exactly what she would have done.
I think Bailey's guy is super hot, but man, he is PUSHY and that really bothers me.
But I did like the Derek and Meredith story. Do you think Mer is going to decide to stay home with Zola for a while, and that is how they are going to write her out of the show? I know she was ambivalent about being a mother, but she cares so much about that baby. And I like that they are happy again!
I want Lexi to be happy, and she is just too hung up on Sloan. I'm glad he's happy, but she deserves someone who actually wants to be with her.
I felt pretty bored throughout this episode.
I don't think Bailey's character would ever move in with a man whose inconsiderate nagging caused her to error in surgery. And I liked the nurse boyfriend way better than this guy.
I am so over Lexie pining away for Sloan. Get them together or move on from it already.
I guess it just felt like a quickly-written, sloppy episode. Was there no fallout from Avery and Torres for drilling screws into a patient's heart? How did Hunt allowed Yang to miss surgeries to stand around and recite Henry's surgery to Altman over and over? Bailey's been back with an ex for 2 weeks and she is considering moving in with him? Bailey pulling Meredith, despite her completely despise of Meredith, of all people in the hospital as her buffer for personal issues? I would never believe that Alex would let himself get screwed over two times in a row. The entire time Richard was talking about being an old man, I was rolling my eyes.
It's just blah. I miss when every episode had good writing. It's so hit-or-miss now.