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I can only imagine how much that cost! I'm sure they were already over budget with that pointless purchase.

Just saw this episode. Answering that one about Jackson running into the bus that blew up first. This was the episode April realized her love for Jackson went beyond sinful lust. The true beginnings of Japril, IMO. Also, someone commented something on Maggie reacting as if Jackson has cheated on her. Maybe he has... with his ex wife and the mother of his child. Now that is definitely something I would watch. Make it soapier people, make it soapier! Speaking of Maggie, she wasn't acting as childish as Roy. This is definitely something because I can barely tolerate Maggie. She's just trying to look out for Amelia and, as someone else said, these two women have the strongest bond out of the so-called "sisterhood" of Amelia, Maggie, and Meredith. But Roy, JFC. He refused to take accountability for his actions and was trying to play victim. I know others on here think Alex should have fired him in private, but the way Roy behaved, he definitely deserved to get reprimanded and fired in front of his peers. I hope this is the last we see of him. I don't like Tom Korakick when he's trying too hard to hit on Amelia or make sexual comments–respect her fucking boundaries, man!–but I sure do love his snark. I didn't realize he had become a series regular. Like others have said, I hope they explore Merakick! I know it might be weird for Meredith at first since he's also a neurologist (non practicing, unlike Derek) but I definitely think they could work. Both got a dark, twisted sense of humor. Plus Ellen and Greg look good together! I completely agree with those on this thread who said that Bailey should have given Alex some more time and shown him the ropes when it came to being Chief of Surgery. Alex had no idea what the hell he was doing and let it all get to his head. The latest episode, we saw the old Alex: the cocky, full-of-himself, arrogant asshole Alex that we saw in early seasons. Jo, you are not going to cure cancer. Or whatever you're trying to do. Leave that up to St. Jude's and Dana Farber, please. :) I'm putting that as kindly as possible while applying so much force to my tongue with my teeth that I can probably bite my tongue off. On top of that, GSMD is not a research hospital, it is a teaching hospital. Cristina works in a research hospital, maybe have Meredith hook you up with her!

Didn't Shane Ross kill Alex's dad? And then he had something to do with Heather's death. Yet, he didn't even get a fricking slap on the wrist. But, I hope the writers won't bring Roy back. I absolutely hate him, he's such an arrogant asshole.

I didn't exactly have a crush on Jodie and Christine, but I wanted to be BFFs with them when I was younger. I tried watching this show and it's just too... I like the adult side of Hollywood and it sounds like these three ladies turned out squeaky clean and lead perfect, privleged lives. Didn't Jodie become a heroin addict after Full House ended? Also, was Marla Sokoloff on Step by Step? And didn't the crazy sister get written off because the actress suffered from an eating disorder?

Don't be such a tease!

I can't believe KV came up with a bullshit excuse to write Arizona and April out when we have two wonderful plots happening this season without them; but yet she contradicts that bullshit excuse not only with that, but by bringing in two creeps who are not all that attractive and seem to think with something in between their legs. I hope they get crushed by a semi or plane a la Derek and Lexie.

Just great. /eyeroll Let's name all the complications Teddy will endure, both pregnancy related and with Owen/Amelia, shall we! :)

Also: Vibrators, porn, dildos. There are so many other ways to please yourself sexually! And this is coming from an asexual whose sexual experiences is minimal. BAHAHAHA.

Have Jaggie committed the dirty dirty yet? I didn't think they did. Totally down for Jackson/Meredith with April out of the picture.

They're heading towards a Glasses and Asian Doctor romance. Which gives me squicky feelings. Also: Technically, Jackson/Maggie is inter-racial. Not quite sure how that would be categorized. I'll leave it up to the experts.

Is there a magic drug that prevents all cancer? You know, like the sort Jo is trying to work on. Or something to that extent. At this point, I'm taking everything as science fiction.

So, my thoughts. Dr. Mariner is such a creep. As another poster said, he can go back to baseball for all I care. He served no purpose other than, possibly, to re-enact what Nathan Riggs was doing haranguing Meredith for a brief period until she caved in. Also, is Lincoln his surname? I wasn't aware parents could assign surnames for their children. I always thought it was the father's name! /snark (or the mother) Dr. Asian felt very predatory, almost pedophiliac (or however that is spelt) to me. Now, I understand Glasses is at least ten years over the Age of Consent, so it's not even remotely close but he seems very childish to me. So, I don't know, it gives me creep vibes when someone comes on to someone else with very childish quirks, as such is with Glasses. I felt like the two episodes were loaded with softcore not-quite-smut but intense sexual/otherwise coercion that bordered violating invidiual's consent (excuse the snowflakery) and science fiction. I hope we're not going to get a spacecraft that crashes into the Mariner's stadium and then an Extraterrestrial stuns one of the doctors with their lasers. (Low key stealing that line from Katy Perry. Whatever.) I'm impressed with myself having gotten through those two hours sober. There was a lot of yelling to let off my steam though.

Now I remember why I enjoy getting drunk before watching Grey's Anatomy. Sorry if that is triggering. I've been yelling at my TV for the past 44 minutes! More elaborate thoughts on the episode at 10 PM Eastern US time.

I watched the finale a few days ago but am getting around to post now. I can't believe this time slot (8-11 PM Thursdays) used to be NBC's Must See TV. Now it's Must Not See TV. I don't know the BTS drama with MH but I absolutely hated Olivia in this episode. I never got into SVU as much as I have other shows, probably because of the sensitive topic surrounding rape; but I have caught episodes here and there throughout the years. The last time I watched was in 2013 or 2014, with the William Lewis storyline. So I have no idea who that little muppet at the beginning of the episode was, where Nick is, or the other two characters are. Yeah, I have missed a lot. I never liked her sneer, it's that sort of "I want to gouge my eyes out so I never have to see you again, and I want to pour gasoline over you and light you on fire, and spit on your decaying, burnt form; and, with all that, post it on Youtube so the world will see the scum of the earth suffering" sneer. Anyways, I won't be tuning in for season 20 as my crack–er, regular show to laugh at–will be premiering.

Is Huang the guy they're trying to sex up on Grey's Anatomy? (Which by the way, I will be watching with generous amounts of alcohol instead of the premiere) He looks awfully familiar!

I'm definitely on board for the polyamorous (mutual triangle) relationship the spoilers seem to be implying with Teddy/Owen/Amelia.

I definitely think they're going down the routes of one of the things I predicted early in the summer. :) It all seems to be adding up, and then there's some speculations from fans on another site as well pictures. :)

I know there is something there but ABP is not letting it show. Rude ad blocker. Anyways, that whole thing with the furniture delivery guy is making me think of TOW Free Porn, when Joey and Chandler are out and about, and they expect their day to play out like those porn videos they've been watching. Of course, it doesn't.

They need to bring Nathan back.

I... Would much have rather seen Jaggie.

I may see the show differently today than I did ten or twenty years ago. But the series finale always brings me to tears.

And then, two episodes later, Emma's first birthday party, they act like Joey/Rachel never even happened. They tried to point the signs towards Ross and Rachel in sudden spurts over the next thirteen or so episodes.

This! Who the hell gave him the right to use a diaper rash cream on Emma? I feel it almost violates her, even if it's helpful. (Did that make any sense?) Ross should have gone all "Red Ross" and throw that person out.

Mmm yeah and gay marriage was already legal in one state (Vermont, I think) and would soon be in my state at the time the episode aired. It's very strange. Another episode where Ross makes me cringe is TOW Ross Is Fine and Ross' Tan.

I think all the characters made us cringe terribly at one point or another throughout the series. I don't know if this is the episode you had in mind, but TOW Unagi was pretty cringe-worthy when it came to Ross. He was just acting outrageously creepy and predatory in this episode.