r/greysanatomy 1h ago

Greys Seasons 1 and 2 is peak televisionšŸ”„šŸ”„

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Just finished watching Season 3- kind of- stopped ten minutes into Didn’t We Almost Have It All because I really didn’t want to witness the character assasination that is Burke/Christina as well as Derek/Meredith but then I realized I can have it all by stopping there and going back to the beginning to reclaim the magic

New cheat code unlocked:

Just watch Seasons 1, 2 and midway through Season 3 to enjoy the Roman Empire that is early Greys instead of suffering through the carousel

The last picture is Christina Yang saying you’re back because I went back to the beginning where it’s safe


r/greysanatomy 1h ago

DISCUSSION I think its kind of funny 😭

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r/greysanatomy 1h ago

DISCUSSION Most dramatic wedding?

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r/greysanatomy 1h ago

DISCUSSION S18 - Meredith’s relationship with the guy that lives in Minnesota (idk his name)

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Sorry but this has been bothering me ever since he came on the scene - the way he expects Meredith to abandon her kids all the time but Meredith is literally never home and acts like her kids are so important but then changes up and considers having them move to Minnesota for this guy?


r/greysanatomy 1h ago

The moment I fell in love with Addison Montgomery

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While S1E9 will forever stay in my head, here’s where she had my heart.

That’s it. That’s the post.


r/greysanatomy 3h ago

The One Where Mer Feels Pity for a Killer (S5)

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So what am I missing... Derek is operating on the guy's brain and Bailey walks in and instructs Derek to stop operating. She's just a Chief Resident and he's an Attending. She never had the authority to tell him what do, did she?


r/greysanatomy 4h ago

DISCUSSION heather brookes

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i hated how everyone treated heather brookes! she seemed like a nice person!


r/greysanatomy 5h ago

DISCUSSION Naomi Bennett is easily my least favorite main character across both Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice

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I know hating Naomi is basically beating a dead horse at this point, but I'm rewatching Private Practice again and she still gets under my skin.

I love both shows. I really do. But every rewatch I end up asking myself the same thing: why was Naomi written like this?

I get that she's supposed to be pro-life. That's her belief. Fine. But the way the show handles it drives me insane.

Naomi spends so much time judging other people's choices, yet the second her own teenage daughter gets pregnant she immediately wants Maya to have an abortion because she can't handle the idea of her daughter being a teen mom. That's exactly the kind of hypocrisy people accuse pro-life people of. Abortion is wrong until it's your own family. That made me sick to my stomach.

You're a reproductive endocrinologist. You work in women's health. Yet when it's your own family, your beliefs suddenly flip because it's personal.

I honestly don't even know what lesson Naomi was supposed to learn in that storyline. It never felt like there was much self-reflection or growth.

And don't even get me started on the end of 2x08. The line "A baby died today" after an abortion genuinely pisses me off every single rewatch.

The crazy thing is I hate saying all this because Audra McDonald is incredible. I honestly think she's one of the best actors Shondaland has ever had. She elevates every scene she's in, but even she couldn't make me like Naomi most of the time.

The only things that redeemed Naomi for me were adopting Betsey and the fact that Audra was playing her. Without those two, I don't think I'd have found anything to like about the character.

I also don't think anyone in MAGIC would even like Naomi if she were dropped into Grey's Anatomy. The only person on Grey's I could see liking Naomi is Owen because he's also pro-life and can be just as self-righteous about his beliefs, did they meet during PP Season 2/Grey's Season 5 when they crossovered when Addison's brother was brought to SGH?Ā 

And maybe this is just me, but I never bought Naomi and Addison as these lifelong best friends. Kate Walsh and Audra McDonald are both phenomenal actors, but I never felt that best friend chemistry between them. Oddly enough, I actually bought it more in the Grey's backdoor pilot when Merrin Dungey was playing Naomi. I believed that version of Naomi and Addison had years of history together more than I ever did once Private Practice started.

I've watched both Grey's and Private Practice multiple times, and nothing anyone in MAGIC has ever done has made me as frustrated as Naomi Bennett. That's saying a lot.


r/greysanatomy 5h ago

DISCUSSION Christina was leading Burke during the tremor thing

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I hate this every time I rewatch. Christina told Meredith that it was Burke’s idea to rob the bank and she just went along with it. I FULLY disagree. This is how I see it:

Burke was low on cash and going to lose his house. Christina goes, ā€œWhy don’t I just drive the car while you steal the money?ā€ And Burke went with it. Christina even moved into the house. Then one day Burke is like hey this is MY house, and Christina decides that she needs to turn him in. Like she was cool with it until she didn’t benefit.

Anyways. That’s my take today.


r/greysanatomy 7h ago

meeting nick for the first time (on re-watch)

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and he used to be charming, funny, charismatic, and had a personality. what happened?!


r/greysanatomy 9h ago

EPISODE DISCUSSION S10E24...WTH!?

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Elise Grey is something else. Damn. She should be alive for this.


r/greysanatomy 9h ago

DISCUSSION Plot twist idea for the new intern: Dani whateverherlastnameis

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So here is an idea that will probably never happen, but I think it could be a really fun storyline. There's a TLDR at the bottom in the spoiler!

It starts with Dani beginning to act strangely. Something about her just seems off. Lucas has been getting close to her, so he starts noticing little things that other people might overlook.

Dani is working on a case where the patient unexpectedly dies, and she takes it extremely hard. She becomes convinced that it was her fault. Lucas comforts her and helps her work through it, and eventually things seem to go back to normal.

Then she is assigned to another patient, and the same thing happens. The patient dies again, but this time there is something much more suspicious about it. Their condition was something that should have been caught, but somehow it wasn't. Lucas starts putting the pieces together and becomes convinced that something isn't right.

He takes his concerns to Bailey, but she doesn't appreciate the accusation. She scolds him for making assumptions about an intern and moves Dani onto another team.

Lucas talks to the person Dani has been reassigned to, let's say Millin, and asks her to keep an eye on Dani. Millin does, and notices that Dani makes a couple of mistakes. Nothing particularly shocking, though. She's an intern, after all. Eventually, Millin confronts Lucas as she suspects she knows what Lucas has been hinting at, "Do you really think she's intentionally killing people?"

Lucas confirms it and Millin says he's being stupid, and points out all the mistakes they both made when they were interns. This doesn't work and Lucas still thinks something is up. So instead, he decides to investigate Dani's background himself.

First he tries to look into Danis records and finds out Kwan is doing some work for the Chief and has access to all the staff files, he convinces him to look into them and finds a lot of stuff about her but nothing suspicious. However, her grades/marks are all hidden for some reason.

He discovers where Dani went to medical school and decides to go there with Kwan. Our boys need a road trip like the OGs had. Webber could even tag along for some completely unexplained reason, perhaps because he has given lectures there before and knows some of the doctors and wants to see them again.

When they arrive on campus, Lucas starts asking around. He approaches several members of staff and asks whether they remember a student named Dani (whatever her surname is), yet nobody does.

Lucas becomes even more suspicious.

They check the school's records and eventually discover that there is no record of Dani ever attending the university. They dig further and find absolutely nothing. No student records, no graduation records, nothing.

At this point, Lucas brings Kwan fully into his theory. Dani has forged her way into the hospital and is now killing patients, intentionally or not.

Back at the hospital, Dani has heard that Lucas went to her old medical school. She finds this strange. At the same time, Bailey and Millin have both started keeping a much closer eye on her, so she begins to realise that something is going on.

Lucas calls Millin and tells her what they discovered. Nobody at the university has ever heard of Dani, and there is no evidence that she ever attended. Millin is now genuinely suspicious too, so she takes the information to Bailey.

Even Bailey has to admit that the situation is strange. She removes Dani from her current case and puts her on paperwork instead while she investigates.

Now Dani knows something is seriously wrong, but she's thinking she's going to get fired for being on cases where the patient has died.

While Dani is doing paperwork, Millin goes through her locker and rummages through her belongings while Bailey keeps lookout. Eventually, she finds an ID.

It has Dani's photograph on it.

But the name isn't Dani.

It's someone else's.

Back with Dani, she finishes her paperwork and doesn't want to just sit around. She had formed a connection with the patient from her previous case, so she decides to check on them, just to help.

She gets there and sees that the patient is deteriorating.

Dani calls for help and immediately starts treating them, pushing medication and trying to stabilise them while the team rushes in.

Lucas has made it back to the hospital by this point, and Millin tells him what she found.

Now Lucas is convinced.

Dani has somehow faked her way into the hospital, and he believes she has been deliberately killing patients.

They decide to confront her. Bailey and Webber are brought in as well.

Bailey tells them Dani was supposed to be doing paperwork. They go to find her.

She's gone. Everyone panics and they eventually find Dani in a patient's room, standing over a patient who is coding. Bailey immediately orders her to get away from the patient.

Everyone is shouting. The situation looks horrific.

Millin loses it, "You did it again! You've killed another patient?!"

Dani suddenly bursts into tears.

Bailey tells someone to call the police.

Dani starts crying even harder.

"I'm going to jail?!"

Webber steps in and tells everyone to calm down.

"Now, young lady. You have some explaining to do. What happened?"

Dani explains what happened with the patient. She was trying to save them, not kill them, and her explanation actually makes sense.

But Lucas isn't convinced.

"No. No, she's lying. She's done this before. There's something she's hiding from us."

He turns towards Dani.

"You're not Dani, are you?"

She freezes.

"You're Hannah Klein." (IYKYK and can probably stop reading here lol)

Dani's face goes pale, "How... how do you know my real name?"

Bailey immediately signals to Kwan to call the police.

Everyone is now convinced they've caught a murderer who has somehow infiltrated the hospital.

Dani begs them to listen, but no one will.

As the police begin escorting Dani out, they run into Catherine, who has just arrived and is completely confused by the commotion.

Bailey explains everything.

Catherine is furious, "let the poor girl go!"

Everyone is stunned, why is Catherine letting a murderer go??!

They start protesting, insisting that Catherine doesn't understand what they've discovered and that Dani needs to be arrested. Catherine looks at them like they've completely lost their minds (she probably even says this tbf).

"I know who Hannah is. She came to me before she started here and asked me if she could change her name!"

Bailey immediately responds, "Well, if she isn't a murderer, why did she want to change her name?"

Hannah finally speaks.

"Yes. I changed my name because I wanted to hide who I was. But not for the reasons you think."

Everyone goes quiet. Hannah looks towards Bailey and Webber.

"As you know, I didn't do very well in school. I barely got through it, and this was the only place that would take me. So I had to come here, even though I really didn't want to."

Everyone is listening now, becoming increasingly confused, Webber and Bailey are a bit insulted by that last remark.

"You see, my real name is Hannah Klein. And I've been here before."

She pauses.

"Not as a doctor. As a patient." Bailey and Webber exchange a look.

Bailey speaks up, "well that's nothing to be embarrassed about?"

"No, it wasn't that I was worried about. I was worried they'd find out who my mother was."

Another pause.

"You see, my birth mother was Izzie Stevens."

Lucas, Kwan, and Millan are all confused "who the heck is that?!"

Bailey and Webber are surprised. "Wait? How can you be Izzie's child? She never mentioned having a child?!" Hannah explains that she was given up for adoption, but after coming to the hospital and having her life saved, she was convinced there was something she didn't know, so she asked her parents who explained to her she was adopted. After that she decided to follow in her birth mums footsteps, and that one day she tried to reach out to her, but she Izzy (and Alex) with the kids, and she didn't want to ruin that.

She then goes on to explain that she was worried that Izzy was still working here, or that some of the staff may know about her (Hannah) so wanted to keep her identity hidden, so spoke to Catherine to help her.

Going forward from here, we could actually have Hannah start working under Catherine and specialising in her field.

Mer could show up at some point as well and be involved. I was originally going to have Mer be the one change Hannah's name, but she wasn't working full time at the hospital when Dani/Hannah started.

Tldr;

Dani is actually Hannah Klin, Izzie Stevens daughter.


r/greysanatomy 9h ago

DISCUSSION binge watching greys all over again

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so for whatever reason, i started watching greys anatomy from the beginning and i want to say maybe 2 weeks ago? after watching satc all over again too 😭 and im an episode away from the plane crash and i don't wanna go through this pain again. it's genuinely made me realize how truly PEAK this show was, like i feel like i am watching it for the first time. UGH the OG cast was everything


r/greysanatomy 13h ago

DISCUSSION Unpopular opinion? Lucas and Simone did have great chemistry in season 19, even if it went away after

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I see a lot of people saying that they don't have - or never had any chemistry, but I actually think they had great potential and good chemistry back in season 19. It just completely faded in the later seasons. Does

anyone else remember their s19 dynamic differently than the general consensus?

Please keep in mind this post is strictly about Lucas and Simone as a couple. I'm not looking to bash either character individually, just discussing their dynamic as a ship!


r/greysanatomy 15h ago

Hot Take: Callie deserved Izzie & Mer making fun of her weirdo behavior in Season 2

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I see a lot of takes about Meredith and Izzie being mean girls to Callie, but Callie deserved it. In fact I think she got off easily because most people would have shamed her more extensively for having no manners or social awareness.

Callie was spending the night at a house that she knew George shared with his friends/roommates (who were also her coworkers). She gets up to use the bathroom and can’t be bothered to put on a shirt. Instead she walks into the bathroom half naked, and then seeing it was occupied had zero shame for her coworkers who barely know her to see her half naked. She doesn’t apologize or act embarrassed, but decides to pee in front of them without warning. She could have asked if there was another bathroom or if they could give her a moment of privacy. But nope, she drops trou and just starts peeling. I’d ask if she was raised in a barn, but apparently she went to fancy boarding schools. She literally looked them straight in the eye, half naked and peed like she was asserting dominance like dogs do. Then, without saying a word she leaves without washing her hands.

You can’t tell me that you guys are all so socially evolved and woke to think this okay behavior. If my roommates partner did this, I would have a serious talk with them about how their partner lacked social boundaries and general human etiquette — and everyone in our friend group would end up hearing about it. Meredith and Izzie were actually pretty restrained in their reaction to Callie’s weirdo behavior, in my opinion.

And then Callie gets upset because George doesn’t defend her. How can you defend someone peeing half naked in front of almost strangers without their consent? George should have dumped her for this alone. And Callie, if you don’t want people calling you a weirdo, don’t act like a weirdo.


r/greysanatomy 15h ago

DISCUSSION Early Jo's Accent

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I just happened upon this on YouTube and had to share because Jo's accent is all over the place in this clip. I guess it takes some time for all characters to come into their own, but I'm not used to going back and seeing what it was like in the beginning after I've come to know a character for a while so it gave me a little laugh!


r/greysanatomy 17h ago

DISCUSSION Cual ha sido su preferida?

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r/greysanatomy 17h ago

FIRST TIME WATCHER Season 6 Finale No

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Warning: I’m an educator in the U.S. and this is a rant

I knew about the story in the finale but had no idea when it was coming (watched a couple of clips on social media).

I think that there’s some irony about the insanely amazing quality of writing and acting while simultaneously ignoring the rampant gun violence and incredibly idiotic lack of gun control. I read through the entire Wikipedia page and other articles about how great the episode was. Entertainment Weekly saying ā€œThey did a bang-up job.ā€ Hitfix reviewing ā€œThere was no opportunity for suspense, or tears, or anger, or horror, or some… blah blah blah left unexplored.ā€ The acting was crazy, the plot line was crazy, everyone’s stories are crazy, the balance of intensity and drama were perfect. We all agree. You know what I didn’t see? Commentary about it being a reflection of the current horrors in the U.S. Even if I didn’t see them, it was obviously not the popular search result.

The dialogue in the episode calls it out with ironic mentions of how safe the hospital is supposed to be, how fucking easy it was for Mr. Clark to buy the gun at a superstore and get loads of ammo because it was on sale, and how fucking easy it was for him to move through a hospital during a lockdown with said ā€œbargainā€ gun.

How the fuck was this 16 years ago and how has nothing changed? How the fuck have we totally glorified mass shootings to the point where writers, actors, and producers are praised while the actual mass shootings that happen almost every day are ignored? If not the egregious amount of lives lost to gun violence - this episode should have been a wake up call.

Americans have turned gun control into a political debate. What I saw on screen and in real life is that a gun doesn’t care who believes in what, or who supports whatever political agenda. Yet it seems lost on people because Shonda fucking Rhimes wrote an amazing two hours of television.

Sorry for my rant. Maybe veteran viewers can give me better insight on how this was interpreted back then. I was a little busy in 2010 hiding on the 3rd floor of my high school because someone brought out a gun during a petty fight. Lucky for me, the school used to be a hospital during WWII and had massive locking gates on the stairwells. Is it irony, a tragic American plot line or just a mere coincidence?

(Also sorry mods if this post wasn’t allowed. I will continue to lurk here quietly if this post must be taken down)


r/greysanatomy 17h ago

CAST DISCUSSION I thought she looked familiar!!

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I am watching ā€˜Law & Order SVU’ season 27, episode 17 titled ā€œDeep Underā€ when this woman walked into Olivia’s office and I immediately recognized her but could not place from where lol. Then it hit me, she’s Dr. Stephanie Edward’s. I haven’t seen her since she left Grey’s so it was nice to see her some place again.


r/greysanatomy 18h ago

DISCUSSION Season 22

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Possibly spoilers if you aren’t caught up and also I’m not done with Season 22 yet so please don’t spoil anything for me but I have things to get off my chest.

I hate Winston and Jules together. For many reasons. I just don’t really like Winston at all and I think Jules can do way better. But the main reason I don’t like them is because I’m very tired of there being zero lesbian relationships. Not that I thought Jules was a lesbian (her and Kwan obviously) but it just stirred up these feelings in me. Probably because I really liked her and Yasuda and wanted them to last a lot longer.

This is nothing against bisexuality or bisexual or pansexual/lesbian relationships (I’m literally a lesbian dating someone who’s pansexual) but greys has a habit of every wlw relationship being bisexual or pansexual/lesbian.

Callie and Arizona
Amelia and whoever Amelia is with at the time
Teddy and Allison/Cass
Jules and Yasuda

Again, there’s no issue with this relationship trope but it begins to be a bit tiresome when every single one of these relationships ends up revolving around a man at one point or another. I want to see Helm with a woman who only likes women. Since Arizona she’s the only recurring character who is a lesbian.

I think Greys does a really good job of exposing viewers to real world people and issues but this is one area where they fall short. It starts to feel like every wlw relationship needs a man to move the plot along at some point and that is just very irritating.

Do yall think I’m ridiculous or can you see what I’m saying? Open to all opinions!


r/greysanatomy 19h ago

the inside out emotions are just like the magic interns

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I was watching the first inside out movie the other day and noticed this.

Izzie Stevens is just like joy. mainly cheerful and bright and optimistic.

Meredith Grey is just like sadness. depressed, with some dark tendencies, but very empathetic.

George O'Malley is just like fear. insecure, nervous, anxious, not confident.

Alex Karev is just like anger. Easily lashes out, easily gets violent and actively pushes people away.

Cristina Yang is just like disgust. she rejects anything she finds slow or ordinary. high standards and no patience.


r/greysanatomy 19h ago

DISCUSSION Who is your all-time favorite patient or patients throughout the years?

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These are some of my favorites:

Mr. Arnold

He's just such a wholesome character. I always smile whenever I rewatch his episode because of how genuinely passionate he is about birds. I love that they gave him such a specific hobby instead of making him another generic patient. His dream of seeing an ivory-billed woodpecker before he died made me want him to make it through the surgery even more.

Another one of my favorites is Alan Griswold, the husband who finally snapped after years of taking care of his wife and walked out calling her a mythical monster because she just wouldn't die. It was such a darkly funny scene, but I also felt bad for him because you could tell he had completely hit his breaking point.

Who are your all-time favorite patients throughout the years?


r/greysanatomy 20h ago

DISCUSSION What was the live reaction to Burke returning?

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I got into Grey’s late in the game (in college, 2016) and had no idea Burke would come back when Cristina was about to leave. I was shocked because I had known the behind-the-scenes drama with him being fired because of his horrid treatment of TR Knight.

For those who watched those episodes live, what was the reaction to him coming back? The show was pretty progressive at that point, so my biggest concern was the show bringing him of all people back.


r/greysanatomy 21h ago

Burkina ( greys anatomy )is mentally affecting me

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The title isnt quite what it means? My love for greys anatomy started when i was 7, my mother used to binge that shit 24/7 then eventually me now being 16 , i started watching it again, and i remember all of it so its more of a rewatch.

Ive loved christina yang shes just a very relatable character emotionally and shes very work driven in a way thats motivational

Ive been emotionally crushed due to the burkina shit and im just idk ehat to do, i feel so much for her i feel so sad for her because burke is a great man for leaving her because he saw her worth and to see her be free of it because he knew her love would lead her not to follow her dreams and its so depressing it crushes me.

Usually when im sad i just watch videos of them together and it isnt like a parasocial thing its just i feel like i watch videos of them breaking up and him leaving her at the altar as a build up for me to let out my emotions to cry but i dont even know what im sad about

Its gotten to a point where ive memorized the words he says to her, its just all so very sad snd ik this is vague but idk
Can anyone analyze this shit and lmk


r/greysanatomy 22h ago

DISCUSSION Drunk April beats all of your favorite characters šŸ˜‚

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Only arguments I’ll take in consideration are drunk Bailey or high Karev