Grey's Anatomy: Drama, drama, drama
April 20, 2007 at 12:21 p.m.
The Mcfascinating cast of Grey's Anatomy
I know it’s in the nature of a TV drama to be emotional, dramatic and not wrapped up in a nice little package, but I felt that this episode was overly unsatisfying. Not to say that it wasn’t the same quick-witted, highly entertaining show I would Tivo every week if only I had Tivo. But I felt this episode, even more so than the three part nail biter weeks ago, left me unsettled with absolutely no closure.
As Derrick sat on his couch and left his ringing phone unanswered, I found myself wishing I could jump through my dusty television screen and shake some sense into him and the other doctors of Seattle Grace.
Are you kidding me McDreamy? After all you and Meredith have been through, you’re really considering her as something that’s just “in the way”?
Christina … are you going to let some cocky old guy who’s not even that good looking convince you that you’re not yourself when you’re with Burke? Maybe the new Christina is better.
Btw, what is with Jane Doe? Her outburst seemed a little out of the blue, especially when Alex has gone out of his way for her every moment since he saved her life. (I’m just going to ignore the creepiness factor of him creating the ‘perfect woman’ for now.)
And if George is ever going to make his friendship with Izzie work in conjunction with his marriage, he has to be honest with Callie about where he’s been. Not that I necessarily think that he should tell her about his rendezvous. I’m not sure where I stand on that yet. I’m still uncomfortable about the whole thing happening.
Yes, I’m aware this is just a TV show and that these characters don’t really exist, so my advice is futile. However, it’s these fictional situations that keep my life entertaining (at least to me). And with Addison’s new spin-off, I’ll have even more to fuel my emotions. I can’t wait.
Speaking of new shows, if you’ve been finding yourself still glued to the television for the hour following Grey’s, check out the new October Road blog.
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