Layne

Only for 22 episodes though apparently?

I think she was 30 when she first arrived.

She was born in 1983.

Maggie isn't in her late 20s, she's 35.

She's only a couple years younger than Jackson. A year younger than April. 5 years younger than Meredith. Older than DeLuca. She's been a department head for years. Her age gap is a bullshit excuse. And she's 35.

Cause he and Jo are gonna adopt the baby.

Firefighter Ben's the safest one of all.

Jackson/April/Matthew? Mark/Lexie/Jackson? Alex/Izzie/Denny?

Her little sister?

She went to Yale.

She graduated high school at 15 and med school at 19. That leaves only 4 years for her to complete 4 years of undergrad + 4 years of med school. If you can't skip med school, she must have completely skipped undergrad. Or the writers just really suck at math.

How did Maggie graduate med school only 4 years after graduating high school? I don't think you can skip years of med school. Did she completely skip undergrad? Her back story is getting less and less believable.

Maggie was one of the doctors discussing what to do for Japril on the day Samuel was born and died (I think it was Maggie, Alex, Jo, Callie, Owen and Amelia... Everyone but Meredith) so she 100% knew all about their loss. Then April gave birth to Jackson's second baby on Maggie's kitchen table, but Maggie's never acknowledged that either. So weird.

Yes she was.

There were no interns in seasons 10 or 11. Or 6 or 7 or 8. Or 13.

What does "show killer" even mean? Good or bad thing?

DeLuca at the beginning of season 13, Stephanie at the end of season 13, Amelia at the beginning of season 14, Bailey in the middle of season 14, now April.

If she's willing to do this with Japril, she'll be willing to do it with Jolex too.

Are there any non Jolex fans super excited about anything anymore?

The comment I quoted said "but generally speaking the Avery/Fox clan would not be profiting from their foundation besides maybe outrageous staff/board position salaries which would surely be an issue in a foundation taking in so much money running non-profit hospitals." If that's the case, where did Harper get his hundreds of millions from?

It's gonna be so boring.

Where did Jackson's $250 million inheritance come from?

Disagree. After everything they've been through, I think he owes her the respect of telling her that he's entered a serious relationship with someone she works with on a daily basis. Maggie said as much a few episodes ago.

While making the woman look petty and the white male victimizer look sympathetic.

So Jackson never had the decency to talk to her about it?