I don't care if it's Amelia and Owen or Amelia and a homeless man, I just want Amelia to fall in love again. Poor Amelia.
I can't decide if I'm mad at Derek or not.
I don't care if it's Amelia and Owen or Amelia and a homeless man, I just want Amelia to fall in love again. Poor Amelia.
I can't decide if I'm mad at Derek or not.
I never watched Private Practice so this is really the first I've seen of Amelia, but I do really like her and there's a good chance she can bring something to Grey's. I love how excited she was at the end of the episode when she told Arizona she could treat Herman's tumor.
It took me a moment to remember who Stephanie was.Originally Posted by Lockharted
Basically I agree.
I don't find Stephanie interesting, but that's probably because she's never been given much of a chance to stand on her own.
It's back!
Anyone catch it this week?
I just watched it.
It was pretty good. Needs more Alex.
I'm a straight male who has watched every episode of this show (which I'm gonna blame on my ex gf's, this and True Blood!)
But yeah there needs to be more going on in Alex's storyline, and (SPOILER) from the ending of the latest episode I'm guessing that means April and Jackson are keeping the baby? That seems like a bad idea, I get she's super religious and all but damn :/
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They don't entirely know the severity of the disorder. The kid could live an just be fragile, or the kid could die. If it's going to die shortly after birth, then if I were in their shoes I would want to carry to term so I could hold my baby during it's very brief life. If it will live then... it'll live. A person with type 3 ostiogenesis imperfecta can live a perfectly happy life, though surgery is never fun. One of my best friends has type 1 and has "obliterated" (doctor's words) a few bones but he's worth keeping around. My cousins have ectodermal dysplasia, which means lots of surgeries, but they're worth keeping around. They're all happy, disorders and all, and we're happy with them around. Don't gotta go aborting every little thing.
Oh man. That scene with April in the kitchen - riveting stuff I'm hooked on this storyline.
I am really not a fan of failed pregnancy storylines. smurf this.
We don't know that it will fail. I think Nicole and Arizona will be able to save the baby.
If the kid has type 3 ostiogenesis imperfecta, it's already failed.
Yeah, I don't really see how this storyline could have a happy ending
When has Greys Anatomy ever given us a happy ending?
Well there was that time that...
Or maybe...
Oh, there was that time Hunt finally got out of his self destructive relationship with Christina. Even if it did mean losing the best character on the show.
That's as close as I've got. That and the time Webber didn't die. That was pretty cool too.
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