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s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

I know exactly which spoiler you might be talking about. It's... bad. Like, sobbing into your pillow at night type of bad. it's a longggg journey before she reaches her sexuality arc. And I love George but I hated him for the way he treated Callie. You'll see what I'm talking about, assuming you're midway through season 3 by now. I love Callie's character too. Especially her friendship with Mark. Those two are so precious. And her friendship with Addison, though I'm sad they don't let the story line go anywhere in the later seasons. Yeah, it's a little funny. But just think about it, Meredith has gone through literally anything a person could imagine. It doesn't get any worse than that lmao. The end of that episode WILL get you smiling like a fool at the screen, trust me. Oh yeah, I remember that nurse patient, I was probably too disconnected from the show at that point to feel it really. I was just trying to get to know the characters on a deeper level, you could say. It's the way they show us those patients' personal aspects, make you get to know them better. it's like all a set up for their death. I always get suspicious when a patient gets too much screen time lol

Yeah, I was mad at Izzie and George too. but then they did Izzie's whole redemption arc in such a way, that it wasn't even redemption, but even Callie herself pretty much felt bad for Izzie. Callie is basically at rock bottom, after George cheats on her. But [I don't remember it well, but I think] Mark helps her through it all, and then helps her get back up. And even after... well, I don't want to give you spoilers, but after her next fling too, he helps her. And I think that's so beautiful, they're always there for each other. There's two scenes between Addison and Callie that I love so so much. Both might be spoilers for you. But one has something to do with "Monologues" [You'll see what I mean when you get there] and the other is when Addison comes back due to something with her brother[?] and there's this scene where Callie goes, "God knows who you are. You save babies for a living." And it still keeps happening to Meredith. The horrors never stop LMAO. Not proud to admit it, but I was a bit skeptical when I first started watching the show. They eventually won me over though, because of course they did. And it's always such a surprise when the patient you're emotionally invested in, ACTUALLY survives lol.

True, I didn't like Izzie after what she did to Callie either, but trust me, her story line does make you feel bad for her later. And Cristina and Burke were certainly a LOT more better than Cristina's other significant relationship in the show [trying to keep it spoiler free by not mentioning the character's name, but I HATE him for a lot of things he did] Me too. Like, sure they used Mark as a comedic relief many times but he had so much more to his character. I'm glad they explored it later, with his relationship, where he actually loved her and cared for her a lot. Oh wow, you're already on season 4? Enjoy those first five seasons while you can. You're not gonna like how the next season ends haha. The first five seasons are actually the last time things weren't messy between everyone and people were happy. it's just gonna get worse. [ngl, I feel so powerful knowing how things are gonna go to hell after this while you're obliviously enjoying the earlier seasons. It feels evil LMAO]

Yep, you saw right, she gets cancer And about her dying... Well, I'll leave you guessing. And yeah, right again. Owen Hunt. He's not really a bad character, necessarily. He has a lot of great friendships and he is an amazing mentor to April Kepner later. But he is a terrible partner, and he treats Cristina [and all his other gfs] so badly I want to kill him sometimes. And again, you're right about Mark and Alex too. Though from what I interpreted. I think the major difference between those two is that for Mark, we can see that he is not really a bad guy, like he is mature, he knows how to not act like a jerk, besides the sleeping around thing. And in the later seasons, we just see his true nature coming out. But with Alex, it's like he IS actually a jerk in the earlier seasons [and I mean that affectionately, I love him.] and we can SEE him change in real time. He doesn't reveal his inner nature, he CHANGES into a better version of himself. The first 10 seasons are amazing. Even, the first 14 seasons are good. But then it goes downhill as actors leave the show more and more. I'm currently halfway through s17, and it's so boring and depressing [it's the COVID season] that I'm struggling to even continue. The older characters aren't here anymore either. Those moments of happiness just keep getting less and less as seasons pass. Or more like, the happy moments don't hit the same anymore. [You should be scared lol]

[LMAO I thought I reblogged this days ago. Sorry.] Well, how far into the series are you now? Yup, I'll gladly be getting into that car, and running him over. You know, I would say Arizona played THE biggest role in making Alex into the man he was in later seasons. Their mentor-student relationship, god, I love them so so much. And you can see how they changed each other for the better. Even the show itself points it out on several occasions. Team Peds whooo! Like, Addison got him into the process, but Arizona was with him throughout his whole character development. And god, Alex's speech in season 5 [I think?]. The whole 'Today is the day my life starts' or something like that. (Trying to be spoiler free here haha) ANYWAYS, I loved that moment for him too. Yeah, most of the actors usually stay around for almost 10 seasons since they first started, I suppose. And yeah, the Covid season... happens. But it has no old grey's vibes AT ALL. Like, sure they highlighted a lot of issues in the medical field as well as outside it. But it doesn't hit the same anymore. And yeah, out of the older characters, s17 has Meredith, Bailey, and Richard. And then there's others who were introduced eventually but I like them a lot too. Like, Jo Wilson, Jackson Avery, Amelia, DeLuca and many others I don't remember at the moment.

Ooh s5 already? let's gooo! Oh yeah, I love the way he's introduced into the show. And as I said, he's not a bad PERSON. Just a bad PARTNER. I'm so excited to see what you think of Arizona haha. And yeah, that speech by Alex is given at a VERY important moment of his life. I agree. I wish we got more seasons with the original characters. Nope, unfortunately Cristina leaves around S10. And then *SPOILER ALERT* Derek in s11. Callie in s12. Arizona and April in s14. And after that I just don't like the show. Right now too, I'm just watching the later seasons as a "I need to finish this for the peace of my mind" thing, not as a "I really WANT to watch this show".

Oh, she goes through a LOT. He doesn't understand Cristina at all, and is like, always forcing her to literally change who she truly is. Oh yeah, it's one of the defining moments of his entire arc in the earlier seasons. Arizona is definitely introduced in season 5. I remember her first moment with Callie is in s5 ep 14, and If I'm not wrong, she's introduced two or three episodes before that.... Sooooo, around ep11? Guess you'll see her on the screen soon then. You know, I'm just glad that Cristina got a good exit from the show. The way they showed Callie and April's exit was almost insulting to their character after they'd come so far. Arizona got a somewhat good exit too, compared to others. Oh and April isn't introduced until s6 [ep5 I think? 'Invasion' or something.] but I guarantee you, you WILL either love her immensely or find her a bit annoying. I love her, especially after her iconic 'Now, move. or I will RUN. YOU. DOWN.' moment. haha. I haven't seen another episode since last week, which reminds me that I probably should...

Real. That's one of the few things I really like about Grey's. They focus on so many different dynamics, and not just romantic relationships. Like there's friendships, mentorships. And then half sibling dynamics. And so much more. Yeah, you're right. The exit kinda took his whole character development a step back. And the letters were so unexpected too. Like you know there's something going on, but that was NOT what I expected when I reached his exit episode. Nope. She doesn't get a proper outro. Her last scene is with Arizona and Sofia [ahh my Calzona heart yearns for them] and then that's just it. You don't even realize that she's actually gone. AND on top of that, they made her do so many things in s12 that early seasons Callie would NEVER do in her life. Well, some of the og characters who died make an appearance. others are from the s8 era. And then the one character I was talking about is from later seasons, around s6. Oh and another surprise for me was that Jackson left too! I actually kinda liked his exit better than the few others. [He is introduced in the same episode as April Kepner.]

Oh yeah, the whole Addison-Derek-Meredith dynamic is one of the things so unique about the show. I don't think he will. But yeah, it would have been nice to see a scene or two with him and Meredith again. Dude, I could go on and on about Calzona and the things they did to each other. They've got the whole 'no one knows and loves you as much as I do and therefore no one knows how to hurt you the way I do' dynamic going on after s9. And yeah, Arizona did a really bad [and SO out of character] thing to Callie, BUT if you look deep into it, there's so much to explore. I can go on and on about why she did it, and how she was lost and so much more that includes major spoilers. And I'd also like to add, you can see that she NEVER forgave herself for it even when Callie eventually tried to forgive her. And about Callie, yeah she did a lot of shitty [and out of character] things in s12 too. As I said, they've hurt each other a lot but they have so much potential if you just look closely enough. and no, she didn't get a special solo scene, not an important one that I remember anyways. [is it too obvious that I'm unhealthily obsessed with those two?] I'll give you a slightttt spoiler and say that the dead characters return in the same way they did after Meredith drowned and got stuck in the place between life and death. And Mark and Jackson. oh, the Plastics Posse. Mark was Jackson's mentor and they had a really cool bond, but nope, Mark's best friends were Callie and Derek till the end.

Exactly. Those three are my second fav trio, right after Calzona + Mark. I would SO love to talk about Calzona right now, god I'm dying to talk about them. But it would give you SO MANY major spoilers for many other characters too. And it's like even if you say you're okay with that, I want you to enjoy the experience and be shocked the first time you see it lol. You know what I mean? And yeah, they really are so so adorable too, before it all goes to hell. And even after that, I think they're one of the few couples who really cared for each other despite the bad situations life threw their way and they reallyyyy gave it their all and tried to make it work. [That's a relief, because unfortunately I'll be rambling about them a LOT] oh? I'd love to hear your thoughts and predictions about it. Me too. And it gets even better once Sofia gets introduced into the whole dynamic.

Oh yeah, I was not super fond of those three together. But that's an interesting thing I've never thought about. Who would be My least favorite trio... Hmm, I don't even know tbh. Maybe, the whole Derek-Meredith- McVet thing, I didn't like that whole arc, idk why. OH MY GOD YES. I WOULD BE TOTALLY WAITING FOR THAT. I wanna hear your opinions on the s5 ep14 scene, you'll know which one I'm talking about when you see it. The parallels with that scene in the future are insane, and they're so cute in it. Yup, half of the couples either don't give a shit or straight up just hate each other lol I'm just gonna sit back and see you go through the whole Izzie cancer and Denny thing. But yeah, I agree it was very confusing, because I feel like I couldn't even understand what actually was going on with everything. Oh yeah, and even before Sofia, Mark has some kind of dad-arc and we can clearly see, that if given the chance he would care for and love his kid so much. Yeah, I think things go downhill with Cristina and Owen when they finally reveal his PTSD/ backstory and that one scene with the blades of the fan [lol that sounds so mysterious when I say it like that]. But once Teddy Altman enters the show, their whole trio dynamic gets so interesting. And yeah, Owen pisses me off SO BAD sometimes, but he is a good character, especially a representation for those with PTSD and in the later seasons he actually overcomes it, so that's inspiring. [Also, off topic. But I LOVE that in later seasons, Amelia Shepherd ALWAYS calls Owen out for the unfair things he does. She does NOT take shit from him lmao]

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

I know exactly which spoiler you might be talking about. It's... bad. Like, sobbing into your pillow at night type of bad. it's a longggg journey before she reaches her sexuality arc. And I love George but I hated him for the way he treated Callie. You'll see what I'm talking about, assuming you're midway through season 3 by now. I love Callie's character too. Especially her friendship with Mark. Those two are so precious. And her friendship with Addison, though I'm sad they don't let the story line go anywhere in the later seasons. Yeah, it's a little funny. But just think about it, Meredith has gone through literally anything a person could imagine. It doesn't get any worse than that lmao. The end of that episode WILL get you smiling like a fool at the screen, trust me. Oh yeah, I remember that nurse patient, I was probably too disconnected from the show at that point to feel it really. I was just trying to get to know the characters on a deeper level, you could say. It's the way they show us those patients' personal aspects, make you get to know them better. it's like all a set up for their death. I always get suspicious when a patient gets too much screen time lol

Yeah, I was mad at Izzie and George too. but then they did Izzie's whole redemption arc in such a way, that it wasn't even redemption, but even Callie herself pretty much felt bad for Izzie. Callie is basically at rock bottom, after George cheats on her. But [I don't remember it well, but I think] Mark helps her through it all, and then helps her get back up. And even after... well, I don't want to give you spoilers, but after her next fling too, he helps her. And I think that's so beautiful, they're always there for each other. There's two scenes between Addison and Callie that I love so so much. Both might be spoilers for you. But one has something to do with "Monologues" [You'll see what I mean when you get there] and the other is when Addison comes back due to something with her brother[?] and there's this scene where Callie goes, "God knows who you are. You save babies for a living." And it still keeps happening to Meredith. The horrors never stop LMAO. Not proud to admit it, but I was a bit skeptical when I first started watching the show. They eventually won me over though, because of course they did. And it's always such a surprise when the patient you're emotionally invested in, ACTUALLY survives lol.

True, I didn't like Izzie after what she did to Callie either, but trust me, her story line does make you feel bad for her later. And Cristina and Burke were certainly a LOT more better than Cristina's other significant relationship in the show [trying to keep it spoiler free by not mentioning the character's name, but I HATE him for a lot of things he did] Me too. Like, sure they used Mark as a comedic relief many times but he had so much more to his character. I'm glad they explored it later, with his relationship, where he actually loved her and cared for her a lot. Oh wow, you're already on season 4? Enjoy those first five seasons while you can. You're not gonna like how the next season ends haha. The first five seasons are actually the last time things weren't messy between everyone and people were happy. it's just gonna get worse. [ngl, I feel so powerful knowing how things are gonna go to hell after this while you're obliviously enjoying the earlier seasons. It feels evil LMAO]

Yep, you saw right, she gets cancer And about her dying... Well, I'll leave you guessing. And yeah, right again. Owen Hunt. He's not really a bad character, necessarily. He has a lot of great friendships and he is an amazing mentor to April Kepner later. But he is a terrible partner, and he treats Cristina [and all his other gfs] so badly I want to kill him sometimes. And again, you're right about Mark and Alex too. Though from what I interpreted. I think the major difference between those two is that for Mark, we can see that he is not really a bad guy, like he is mature, he knows how to not act like a jerk, besides the sleeping around thing. And in the later seasons, we just see his true nature coming out. But with Alex, it's like he IS actually a jerk in the earlier seasons [and I mean that affectionately, I love him.] and we can SEE him change in real time. He doesn't reveal his inner nature, he CHANGES into a better version of himself. The first 10 seasons are amazing. Even, the first 14 seasons are good. But then it goes downhill as actors leave the show more and more. I'm currently halfway through s17, and it's so boring and depressing [it's the COVID season] that I'm struggling to even continue. The older characters aren't here anymore either. Those moments of happiness just keep getting less and less as seasons pass. Or more like, the happy moments don't hit the same anymore. [You should be scared lol]

[LMAO I thought I reblogged this days ago. Sorry.] Well, how far into the series are you now? Yup, I'll gladly be getting into that car, and running him over. You know, I would say Arizona played THE biggest role in making Alex into the man he was in later seasons. Their mentor-student relationship, god, I love them so so much. And you can see how they changed each other for the better. Even the show itself points it out on several occasions. Team Peds whooo! Like, Addison got him into the process, but Arizona was with him throughout his whole character development. And god, Alex's speech in season 5 [I think?]. The whole 'Today is the day my life starts' or something like that. (Trying to be spoiler free here haha) ANYWAYS, I loved that moment for him too. Yeah, most of the actors usually stay around for almost 10 seasons since they first started, I suppose. And yeah, the Covid season... happens. But it has no old grey's vibes AT ALL. Like, sure they highlighted a lot of issues in the medical field as well as outside it. But it doesn't hit the same anymore. And yeah, out of the older characters, s17 has Meredith, Bailey, and Richard. And then there's others who were introduced eventually but I like them a lot too. Like, Jo Wilson, Jackson Avery, Amelia, DeLuca and many others I don't remember at the moment.

Ooh s5 already? let's gooo! Oh yeah, I love the way he's introduced into the show. And as I said, he's not a bad PERSON. Just a bad PARTNER. I'm so excited to see what you think of Arizona haha. And yeah, that speech by Alex is given at a VERY important moment of his life. I agree. I wish we got more seasons with the original characters. Nope, unfortunately Cristina leaves around S10. And then *SPOILER ALERT* Derek in s11. Callie in s12. Arizona and April in s14. And after that I just don't like the show. Right now too, I'm just watching the later seasons as a "I need to finish this for the peace of my mind" thing, not as a "I really WANT to watch this show".

Oh, she goes through a LOT. He doesn't understand Cristina at all, and is like, always forcing her to literally change who she truly is. Oh yeah, it's one of the defining moments of his entire arc in the earlier seasons. Arizona is definitely introduced in season 5. I remember her first moment with Callie is in s5 ep 14, and If I'm not wrong, she's introduced two or three episodes before that.... Sooooo, around ep11? Guess you'll see her on the screen soon then. You know, I'm just glad that Cristina got a good exit from the show. The way they showed Callie and April's exit was almost insulting to their character after they'd come so far. Arizona got a somewhat good exit too, compared to others. Oh and April isn't introduced until s6 [ep5 I think? 'Invasion' or something.] but I guarantee you, you WILL either love her immensely or find her a bit annoying. I love her, especially after her iconic 'Now, move. or I will RUN. YOU. DOWN.' moment. haha. I haven't seen another episode since last week, which reminds me that I probably should...

Real. That's one of the few things I really like about Grey's. They focus on so many different dynamics, and not just romantic relationships. Like there's friendships, mentorships. And then half sibling dynamics. And so much more. Yeah, you're right. The exit kinda took his whole character development a step back. And the letters were so unexpected too. Like you know there's something going on, but that was NOT what I expected when I reached his exit episode. Nope. She doesn't get a proper outro. Her last scene is with Arizona and Sofia [ahh my Calzona heart yearns for them] and then that's just it. You don't even realize that she's actually gone. AND on top of that, they made her do so many things in s12 that early seasons Callie would NEVER do in her life. Well, some of the og characters who died make an appearance. others are from the s8 era. And then the one character I was talking about is from later seasons, around s6. Oh and another surprise for me was that Jackson left too! I actually kinda liked his exit better than the few others. [He is introduced in the same episode as April Kepner.]

Oh yeah, the whole Addison-Derek-Meredith dynamic is one of the things so unique about the show. I don't think he will. But yeah, it would have been nice to see a scene or two with him and Meredith again. Dude, I could go on and on about Calzona and the things they did to each other. They've got the whole 'no one knows and loves you as much as I do and therefore no one knows how to hurt you the way I do' dynamic going on after s9. And yeah, Arizona did a really bad [and SO out of character] thing to Callie, BUT if you look deep into it, there's so much to explore. I can go on and on about why she did it, and how she was lost and so much more that includes major spoilers. And I'd also like to add, you can see that she NEVER forgave herself for it even when Callie eventually tried to forgive her. And about Callie, yeah she did a lot of shitty [and out of character] things in s12 too. As I said, they've hurt each other a lot but they have so much potential if you just look closely enough. and no, she didn't get a special solo scene, not an important one that I remember anyways. [is it too obvious that I'm unhealthily obsessed with those two?] I'll give you a slightttt spoiler and say that the dead characters return in the same way they did after Meredith drowned and got stuck in the place between life and death. And Mark and Jackson. oh, the Plastics Posse. Mark was Jackson's mentor and they had a really cool bond, but nope, Mark's best friends were Callie and Derek till the end.

Exactly. Those three are my second fav trio, right after Calzona + Mark. I would SO love to talk about Calzona right now, god I'm dying to talk about them. But it would give you SO MANY major spoilers for many other characters too. And it's like even if you say you're okay with that, I want you to enjoy the experience and be shocked the first time you see it lol. You know what I mean? And yeah, they really are so so adorable too, before it all goes to hell. And even after that, I think they're one of the few couples who really cared for each other despite the bad situations life threw their way and they reallyyyy gave it their all and tried to make it work. [That's a relief, because unfortunately I'll be rambling about them a LOT] oh? I'd love to hear your thoughts and predictions about it. Me too. And it gets even better once Sofia gets introduced into the whole dynamic.

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

I know exactly which spoiler you might be talking about. It's... bad. Like, sobbing into your pillow at night type of bad. it's a longggg journey before she reaches her sexuality arc. And I love George but I hated him for the way he treated Callie. You'll see what I'm talking about, assuming you're midway through season 3 by now. I love Callie's character too. Especially her friendship with Mark. Those two are so precious. And her friendship with Addison, though I'm sad they don't let the story line go anywhere in the later seasons. Yeah, it's a little funny. But just think about it, Meredith has gone through literally anything a person could imagine. It doesn't get any worse than that lmao. The end of that episode WILL get you smiling like a fool at the screen, trust me. Oh yeah, I remember that nurse patient, I was probably too disconnected from the show at that point to feel it really. I was just trying to get to know the characters on a deeper level, you could say. It's the way they show us those patients' personal aspects, make you get to know them better. it's like all a set up for their death. I always get suspicious when a patient gets too much screen time lol

Yeah, I was mad at Izzie and George too. but then they did Izzie's whole redemption arc in such a way, that it wasn't even redemption, but even Callie herself pretty much felt bad for Izzie. Callie is basically at rock bottom, after George cheats on her. But [I don't remember it well, but I think] Mark helps her through it all, and then helps her get back up. And even after... well, I don't want to give you spoilers, but after her next fling too, he helps her. And I think that's so beautiful, they're always there for each other. There's two scenes between Addison and Callie that I love so so much. Both might be spoilers for you. But one has something to do with "Monologues" [You'll see what I mean when you get there] and the other is when Addison comes back due to something with her brother[?] and there's this scene where Callie goes, "God knows who you are. You save babies for a living." And it still keeps happening to Meredith. The horrors never stop LMAO. Not proud to admit it, but I was a bit skeptical when I first started watching the show. They eventually won me over though, because of course they did. And it's always such a surprise when the patient you're emotionally invested in, ACTUALLY survives lol.

True, I didn't like Izzie after what she did to Callie either, but trust me, her story line does make you feel bad for her later. And Cristina and Burke were certainly a LOT more better than Cristina's other significant relationship in the show [trying to keep it spoiler free by not mentioning the character's name, but I HATE him for a lot of things he did] Me too. Like, sure they used Mark as a comedic relief many times but he had so much more to his character. I'm glad they explored it later, with his relationship, where he actually loved her and cared for her a lot. Oh wow, you're already on season 4? Enjoy those first five seasons while you can. You're not gonna like how the next season ends haha. The first five seasons are actually the last time things weren't messy between everyone and people were happy. it's just gonna get worse. [ngl, I feel so powerful knowing how things are gonna go to hell after this while you're obliviously enjoying the earlier seasons. It feels evil LMAO]

Yep, you saw right, she gets cancer And about her dying... Well, I'll leave you guessing. And yeah, right again. Owen Hunt. He's not really a bad character, necessarily. He has a lot of great friendships and he is an amazing mentor to April Kepner later. But he is a terrible partner, and he treats Cristina [and all his other gfs] so badly I want to kill him sometimes. And again, you're right about Mark and Alex too. Though from what I interpreted. I think the major difference between those two is that for Mark, we can see that he is not really a bad guy, like he is mature, he knows how to not act like a jerk, besides the sleeping around thing. And in the later seasons, we just see his true nature coming out. But with Alex, it's like he IS actually a jerk in the earlier seasons [and I mean that affectionately, I love him.] and we can SEE him change in real time. He doesn't reveal his inner nature, he CHANGES into a better version of himself. The first 10 seasons are amazing. Even, the first 14 seasons are good. But then it goes downhill as actors leave the show more and more. I'm currently halfway through s17, and it's so boring and depressing [it's the COVID season] that I'm struggling to even continue. The older characters aren't here anymore either. Those moments of happiness just keep getting less and less as seasons pass. Or more like, the happy moments don't hit the same anymore. [You should be scared lol]

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

I know exactly which spoiler you might be talking about. It's... bad. Like, sobbing into your pillow at night type of bad. it's a longggg journey before she reaches her sexuality arc. And I love George but I hated him for the way he treated Callie. You'll see what I'm talking about, assuming you're midway through season 3 by now. I love Callie's character too. Especially her friendship with Mark. Those two are so precious. And her friendship with Addison, though I'm sad they don't let the story line go anywhere in the later seasons. Yeah, it's a little funny. But just think about it, Meredith has gone through literally anything a person could imagine. It doesn't get any worse than that lmao. The end of that episode WILL get you smiling like a fool at the screen, trust me. Oh yeah, I remember that nurse patient, I was probably too disconnected from the show at that point to feel it really. I was just trying to get to know the characters on a deeper level, you could say. It's the way they show us those patients' personal aspects, make you get to know them better. it's like all a set up for their death. I always get suspicious when a patient gets too much screen time lol

Yeah, I was mad at Izzie and George too. but then they did Izzie's whole redemption arc in such a way, that it wasn't even redemption, but even Callie herself pretty much felt bad for Izzie. Callie is basically at rock bottom, after George cheats on her. But [I don't remember it well, but I think] Mark helps her through it all, and then helps her get back up. And even after... well, I don't want to give you spoilers, but after her next fling too, he helps her. And I think that's so beautiful, they're always there for each other. There's two scenes between Addison and Callie that I love so so much. Both might be spoilers for you. But one has something to do with "Monologues" [You'll see what I mean when you get there] and the other is when Addison comes back due to something with her brother[?] and there's this scene where Callie goes, "God knows who you are. You save babies for a living." And it still keeps happening to Meredith. The horrors never stop LMAO. Not proud to admit it, but I was a bit skeptical when I first started watching the show. They eventually won me over though, because of course they did. And it's always such a surprise when the patient you're emotionally invested in, ACTUALLY survives lol.

True, I didn't like Izzie after what she did to Callie either, but trust me, her story line does make you feel bad for her later. And Cristina and Burke were certainly a LOT more better than Cristina's other significant relationship in the show [trying to keep it spoiler free by not mentioning the character's name, but I HATE him for a lot of things he did] Me too. Like, sure they used Mark as a comedic relief many times but he had so much more to his character. I'm glad they explored it later, with his relationship, where he actually loved her and cared for her a lot. Oh wow, you're already on season 4? Enjoy those first five seasons while you can. You're not gonna like how the next season ends haha. The first five seasons are actually the last time things weren't messy between everyone and people were happy. it's just gonna get worse. [ngl, I feel so powerful knowing how things are gonna go to hell after this while you're obliviously enjoying the earlier seasons. It feels evil LMAO]

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

I know exactly which spoiler you might be talking about. It's... bad. Like, sobbing into your pillow at night type of bad. it's a longggg journey before she reaches her sexuality arc. And I love George but I hated him for the way he treated Callie. You'll see what I'm talking about, assuming you're midway through season 3 by now. I love Callie's character too. Especially her friendship with Mark. Those two are so precious. And her friendship with Addison, though I'm sad they don't let the story line go anywhere in the later seasons. Yeah, it's a little funny. But just think about it, Meredith has gone through literally anything a person could imagine. It doesn't get any worse than that lmao. The end of that episode WILL get you smiling like a fool at the screen, trust me. Oh yeah, I remember that nurse patient, I was probably too disconnected from the show at that point to feel it really. I was just trying to get to know the characters on a deeper level, you could say. It's the way they show us those patients' personal aspects, make you get to know them better. it's like all a set up for their death. I always get suspicious when a patient gets too much screen time lol

Yeah, I was mad at Izzie and George too. but then they did Izzie's whole redemption arc in such a way, that it wasn't even redemption, but even Callie herself pretty much felt bad for Izzie. Callie is basically at rock bottom, after George cheats on her. But [I don't remember it well, but I think] Mark helps her through it all, and then helps her get back up. And even after... well, I don't want to give you spoilers, but after her next fling too, he helps her. And I think that's so beautiful, they're always there for each other. There's two scenes between Addison and Callie that I love so so much. Both might be spoilers for you. But one has something to do with "Monologues" [You'll see what I mean when you get there] and the other is when Addison comes back due to something with her brother[?] and there's this scene where Callie goes, "God knows who you are. You save babies for a living." And it still keeps happening to Meredith. The horrors never stop LMAO. Not proud to admit it, but I was a bit skeptical when I first started watching the show. They eventually won me over though, because of course they did. And it's always such a surprise when the patient you're emotionally invested in, ACTUALLY survives lol.

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

I know exactly which spoiler you might be talking about. It's... bad. Like, sobbing into your pillow at night type of bad. it's a longggg journey before she reaches her sexuality arc. And I love George but I hated him for the way he treated Callie. You'll see what I'm talking about, assuming you're midway through season 3 by now. I love Callie's character too. Especially her friendship with Mark. Those two are so precious. And her friendship with Addison, though I'm sad they don't let the story line go anywhere in the later seasons. Yeah, it's a little funny. But just think about it, Meredith has gone through literally anything a person could imagine. It doesn't get any worse than that lmao. The end of that episode WILL get you smiling like a fool at the screen, trust me. Oh yeah, I remember that nurse patient, I was probably too disconnected from the show at that point to feel it really. I was just trying to get to know the characters on a deeper level, you could say. It's the way they show us those patients' personal aspects, make you get to know them better. it's like all a set up for their death. I always get suspicious when a patient gets too much screen time lol

Yeah, I was mad at Izzie and George too. but then they did Izzie's whole redemption arc in such a way, that it wasn't even redemption, but even Callie herself pretty much felt bad for Izzie. Callie is basically at rock bottom, after George cheats on her. But [I don't remember it well, but I think] Mark helps her through it all, and then helps her get back up. And even after... well, I don't want to give you spoilers, but after her next fling too, he helps her. And I think that's so beautiful, they're always there for each other. There's two scenes between Addison and Callie that I love so so much. Both might be spoilers for you. But one has something to do with "Monologues" [You'll see what I mean when you get there] and the other is when Addison comes back due to something with her brother[?] and there's this scene where Callie goes, "God knows who you are. You save babies for a living." And it still keeps happening to Meredith. The horrors never stop LMAO. Not proud to admit it, but I was a bit skeptical when I first started watching the show. They eventually won me over though, because of course they did. And it's always such a surprise when the patient you're emotionally invested in, ACTUALLY survives lol.

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

I know exactly which spoiler you might be talking about. It's... bad. Like, sobbing into your pillow at night type of bad. it's a longggg journey before she reaches her sexuality arc. And I love George but I hated him for the way he treated Callie. You'll see what I'm talking about, assuming you're midway through season 3 by now. I love Callie's character too. Especially her friendship with Mark. Those two are so precious. And her friendship with Addison, though I'm sad they don't let the story line go anywhere in the later seasons. Yeah, it's a little funny. But just think about it, Meredith has gone through literally anything a person could imagine. It doesn't get any worse than that lmao. The end of that episode WILL get you smiling like a fool at the screen, trust me. Oh yeah, I remember that nurse patient, I was probably too disconnected from the show at that point to feel it really. I was just trying to get to know the characters on a deeper level, you could say. It's the way they show us those patients' personal aspects, make you get to know them better. it's like all a set up for their death. I always get suspicious when a patient gets too much screen time lol

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

Thank you so much! :D And yeah, it really did change lives. Not just in a professional way, but Callie's bisexual arc helped me a lot too. Her story line with her dad, and then him coming back to her. And then her mom, just how it shows that some people eventually accept it but some people NEVER come around. that helped a LOT. and I love Ortho too. Pretty sure I'm gonna specialize in it later, so that was a big plus :D You do have a point there. The first few seasons have certain episodes too. But idk dude, it's hard to explain, but the vibe just goes down later. So even the jokes don't hit the same anymore. The cinematography and the unclear quality of earlier seasons gives me nostalgia. And I guess so many things keep happening, that at one point you're not even surprised anymore, just exhausted. But yeah, Meredith going through all those shitty things sometimes makes me feel a lot better about my own life. And the bond the doctors have with their patients. That JOY, that feeling. It's something else. I love that one episode in season 6, I think? Called, "Invest in Love". I love Arizona's storyline in it. I distinctly remember, the first impactful patient death happened in Grey's and I was devastated. and I remember thinking, "Okay so they actually do kill people, all the time. I can't go through that with a main character. I gotta search it all up beforehand and steel myself against the tears." Oh yeah, it was those two patients stuck with a single long rod or something!

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo

Yup, I had always planned to go there, but Grey's Anatomy just made it more clear for me that it was the right thing, that's why the show is so close to my heart. It's like my saving grace. I'll be starting med school in a few months. It's not necessarily those specific seasons. It starts to go downhill from s8/s9 and then there's just one bad thing after another, and it just becoming depressing after a point around s11. Yeah, I haven't watched a lot of long shows but that generally seems to be the case. The first seasons are the golden ones. and going into the show without any spoilers is truly a show of strength tbh, I have no idea how people do that lmao

s2 ep27 alex picking up izzie and her crying in his arms after denny (or however his name is spelled) died was NOT on my bingo list. (genuinely what i need in life)

one of my favorite scenes. The way he picks her up and she doesn't even protest, just hides her face in the crook of his neck.

genuinely. something everyone (including me) needs to experience at least once. have u watched all the seasons?

I'm currently on season 16 episode 16, and not to give you any spoilers but I'm not happy with this episode. I was on a pause for a while, but will be resuming the show tomorrow. I'm assuming you're somewhere in late season 2/early season 3? and first time watching?

Oh yeah, I love the show. Though that might have a little something to do with my career path as a future surgeon lol. And that's not really why I took a break this time. Just busy schedule. But If there was a time I might have taken a break, it would definitely be around season 10 or 11. Those few seasons were quite depressing. oooh the good old seasons. Those first 8 or so seasons are peak Grey's. The show just gets more... boring[?] as the characters die or leave [Not trying to discourage you or anything lol] And yeah, it's my first time watching too, but I did go out of the way to get a few spoilers to avoid possible heartbreak in the future when someone just freaking dies out of nowhere. lmaoo