The Rhymes Doctrine: (How to write Grey’s Anatomy in the style of the creator, Shonda Rhymes):
- patient x is ill; bond made between staff and patient x- patient x's illness gets worse; wrenching our (the viewer's) hearts- patient x improves enough to give us hope; let's viewers start rooting for patient x. If show feels especially cruel, promises made to meet up after the illness is over giving the main character in question something he/she needs and is lacking- patient x dies
Seth Green’s character goes through a roller coaster of a ride with the skin flap but alas – he just can’t survive the skin flap. And poor Lexy!
The blood was cool though.
As for the rest, I felt like it under delivered after such a kick ass first part. McDreamy kissing Rose? That was predictable and highly annoying. It’s just another obstacle in the way of the inevitable, an inevitability which I am fast tiring of... If this inevitability does not become an actuality I will be so disheartened!
And thank god that Iz and George have called off there wrongness which gives me the same feelings as thinking about sleeping with my grandmother... My lame and infirm grandmother.
5/10
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