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  1. The shield protects against murder, not banishment.
  2. Carolyn, Chrishell, and Dylan.
  3. Since Rob is on borrowed time it might be better for him to take out Derrick or someone else who voted for him. If Danielle votes for Carolyn at the next round table and Carolyn manages to get a lot of votes for Danielle, it could buy Rob another week. Someone could strongly suspect him but stay on his side another round in the hopes of getting recruited. Then they could vote with the group to get him out the following week. Or the show could have a week with no banishment to buy another week of Rob on our screens.
  4. She was introduced as a cutting-edge urologist who thought plastic surgery was beneath Jackson. Supposedly she grew the foundation into what it is and renamed it after herself. Since the Averys were/are a family of doctors, it's interesting that Catherine was the one who took over the foundation after Jackson's dad ran away. They could have named the foundation after a number of other Averys. For example, Harriet Avery Foundation.
  5. Maybe Cam was the guy for Gabby all along. While they told us she saved JR's life, they showed us her positive influence on Cam's life. She got him into music, she convinced JR to help him get into KEK. She convinced JR to change the pledge process. Basically, Gabby led Cam to music and a brotherhood with KEK. Tangentially, it sucks that KEK/PKZ worked out so terribly for Thea, Nate, and JR.
  6. At some point in Season 1, Tina mentioned that she delayed or took a break from law school so that Amara could continue at Bringston. While Tina may have been caring for their sick father, I thought the stated reason was that during/after their father's illness there wasn't enough money for both of them to be in school at the same time. JR has been though a lot in 22ish years He almost died twice, lost his fraternity, lost his brother, found his brother, and lost baseball. JR and Gabby look good together. But even without the Keisha of it all, they probably wouldn't have lasted. Gabby may be better for Cam than for JR. She supports Cam's development as a singer and musician. She encouraged JR to support Cam's desire to pledge KEK and encouraged JR to change the pledge process primarily out of concern for her friend. Now Cam lives at the KEK house and has a thriving music career. When she was JR's TA, Gabby nudged JR into experimenting with a ho phase. Perhaps because she liked him, noticed the "hey JRs" and wanted him to get his ho phase out before they got together.
  7. It looks like Meredith was in jail in this clip from episode 16.6. The Wikipedia summary of that episode says, "Meredith gets a reality check in prison when she learns how her cellmate, Paula, landed herself behind bars." The tray with all the phones was alarming. That's a lot of distraction when there's a patient on the operating table.
  8. Absolutely. The hospital was in enough trouble that Miranda sent her talented intern back to Minnesota so his reputation wouldn't be tarnished by being at Grey Sloan. The residents in Schmitt and Helm's class went elsewhere, too. Every talented and (supposedly) capable resident at Grey Sloan has a backstory for what prevented them from being someplace better. This is a hospital with a head of trauma that had a suspended medical license less than a year ago. Dr. Monica Beltran aside, the residents and attendings open to accepting a position at Grey Sloan tomorrow might be worse than the ones Catherine fired or let quit.
  9. Meredith is. But the Harper Avery Foundation/Fox Foundation is the majority shareholder and owns more of the hospital than all the other shareholders combined. The really odd thing is that Catherine's relationship with Jackson's father was so brief and she's the one running their foundation instead of Jackson or some elder Avery.
  10. Lucas Adams and Benson Kwan.
  11. The Harper Avery Foundation/Fox Foundation had/has more shares than all the others combined. Richard and the folks who won settlements put their money together to try to buy the hospital. Richard mentioned it to Katherine that they didn't have anywhere near enough money to buy the hospital. Later, Katherine summoned Jackson and the others to a meeting where she announced that since the Harper Avery Foundation was the majority share owner, they would appoint someone/Jackson to the board. Then she told Jackson that she bought him a hospital.
  12. Seeing him. But, since it's a situationship rather than a relationship, he says he's single. Unless Morton transferred to Abbot after the breakup. His dislike of Jacob could be because he preferred his old teaching team to his Abbot team. When I taught, a number of the male teachers in our district were dating/married to other teachers. Usually, their partners worked at different schools. A Gregory/Janine break up could be motivation for Gregory to promote to principal at another school, too.
  13. Kevin's girlfriend is Maisha. The preacher's son is Papa/Stanley, Jr. Hopefully if Maisha and Papa make their way back to each other, Kevin and Maisha break up first. Or Kevin is relieved because he found someone else in Los Angeles. Apparently, Shaad is willing to stay with Emmett's parents but chose sleeping in his car over asking Victor to take him in again.
  14. It was renewed. Two new episodes of the second half of season 6 are out.
  15. Lucas talked to Mika and Simone about it. Before he acknowledged it, he asked Yasuda if she thought he had ADHD? Then, it was in the opener of his "don't marry Trey" speech.
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