OK, you know I'm not a big Japril fan (though, sadly, I can see why that's amongst the best of the shitty relationships they offered Jackson, but I digress...). It's also no secret that I think April was 95% responsible for their marriage ending - sorry, not sorry.

BUT.... I will say I felt for her when she told Jackson she needed to move out of his place after Harriet was born.

As per usual, Grey's writing leaves me baffled. The two of them sleeping together out of the freaking blue in Montana made zero sense. But to not discuss it after is lunacy. And since Jackson knows who he's dealing with (Jesus calling, y'all), you think he'd know being your housemate with a lil' fuck on the side here and there wouldn't be April's thing. So, while she's a big girl and responsible for her own actions. I did feel for her there.

Me back at me: Good... but will it frog?

Me: Fuck yeah it will!

the episode where Jo found her birth mother and tended to the rape victim... OMFG... that was so painful... but it was done so well.

I just wish they would have mentioned resources for the many women (not only, but mostly women) who endure this hell. Perhaps they did during the original airing, but I wish they did now... they had the trigger warning. They could have had that too.

I wish we had a better world to give our kids.

The episodes where April starts banging the intern (does anyone in this hospital NOT bang interns?) and then becomes this crazed party animal....

PLEASE. MAKE. IT. STOP.

But the prior episode where Arizona said: "It's not about you, April. Shut up." That was gold.