#grey's spoilers

[laureala]

AMELIA AND RICHARD in Grey's Anatomy 20.03

Well sometimes I pop bubble wrap.

[ponytailcoby]

So they tease the Yasuda/Millin pairing just to get rid of Yasuda next season???

[gaelic-symphony]

Was anyone else just...thoroughly unsatisfied with the way that Grey's Anatomy wrote Levi off the show? Like I get that Jake Borelli was leaving the cast, and I think having him take the peds research position in San Antonio was a good choice for his character, but the whole thing with James the chaplain just rubbed me the wrong way. I've called Levi "my gay Jewish son" for several seasons now and definitely did do the whole Jewish mother thing ("why can't my son find a nice Jewish boy to date?") when they introduced his romance with the chaplain, and like, I know that interfaith relationships are entirely possible and very common, and many Jews maintain their Jewishness and even pass it onto their children while in marriages or relationships with non-Jewish partners, but still. Levi is the ONLY Jewish character currently on this show, and the ONLY main character in TWENTY-ONE YEARS whose Jewishness has actually been central to his character development and several of his plot lines, so to have him in a relationship with not just a gentile but a Christian pastor feels very...not great. And then, in Levi's final episode, right from the gate, his Christian pastor boyfriend is quoting the fucking NEW TESTAMENT to him. Like, I get that he's a chaplain, and quoting the Bible is kind of what he does, and people are allowed to be Christians and believe in the New Testament and that's fine, but for this Christian guy to offer his Jewish boyfriend a New Testament quote specifically just shows such a lack of understanding and cultural sensitivity that I really don't want this man anywhere near my son anymore. But of course, instead of going their separate ways when Levi leaves town, Levi asks this goyische boy to move to San Antonio with him, and James says yes. My Jewish boy is going to be in TEXAS, away from his Jewish family and any Jewish community he grew up with, with a Christian boyfriend who thinks it's a good idea to quote the New Testament to a Jew. That is not a happy ending for my son. Not at any point, but especially not NOW. Levi, boychik, there are multiple Reform synagogues in San Antonio, I'm sure we can find you a nice Jewish boyfriend there.

[octaviaabadassblakee]

Adams lying and taking credit for something Yasuda figured out is so on brand for Derek Shepherd's nephew.

[bishopsbelova]

Thinking about how Jo was/is afraid about what if they don't work out; but Link is so sure that they're gonna work out because he's been in love with her for so damn long and he's gonna do everything in his power to make sure they work out.

[salt-pepper-jolex]

My top 3 Grey's ships:

3. Japril; They're so sweet, even when they're not together. She's so strong, and he's honestly one of the best Grey's characters ever. They'll give everything for each other and their Ladybug (Harriet). The fact that he'd go to church for her even though he doesn't believe in it was the most amazing thing I've seen him do for her.

2. Ben & Bailey; He loves her, and she loves him. They work through their problems. He stood by her no matter what, and dropped everything to be there for her while she had her hear attack. They're rock-solid. Also, the 60 damn years thing was so frickin' cute!

1. Jolex; Every single thing about them makes me melt. The powdered donuts in the supply closet, the "I love you" before their first kiss, the 4 proposals, the way they look at each other, and every single time they say "I love you. Jo pausing the honeymoon because of the cancer-killer cell idea, and Alex backing her up, him believing in her and letting her go to find her mom, but also, the gene kit, the first successful proposal, the weddings. Oh my gosh, the weddings. Her telling him she wanted to have a baby. Her supporting him when they went to Iowa to find Helen, the whole thing with Paul showing up, and when she needed therapy. I strongly believe that Jo and Meredith made Alex a better person, and I hate [certain people from] Grey's for throwing that away and robbing them of more Waffle Sundays.

Also, honorable mention goes to Calzona; Arizona and Callie are so cuteeee and I'm so happy that they're endgame! (Yes, they're endgame, fight me on it.)

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[flickertheory]

i am now desperate for your 3-hour rant about “the addison returns to grey sloan to do fetal surgery" episode”

i need this in my life diane don’t leave me hanging

so basically

I would die for addison (look, the mix between "diane realizes she likes girls" and "diane is very enthusiastic about female characters with red hair" is just a venn diagram.)

her season 18 (and/or s19??? don't remember) episodes on grey's anatomy aren't ALL bad. she gets to touch on her emotional hurt / her difficulty in parenting / her burnout / her relationship to roe v. wade as an OB-GYN who is no longer able to help people the way she knows how to.

she is so GOOD. kate walsh is phenomenal.

BUT there's also this string of episodes where addison is used to propel the plot forward. she has to sit through richard and meredith bickering about job stuff. she has to teach the medical interns because they are, understandably, struggling.

there's literally an episode where a pregnant woman is going through intense emotional pain and addison needs to shout at richard webber (I HATE HIM) to stop being so self-centered. Because addison needs to focus on her poor PATIENT, not richard's ego and his fixation on yelling at meredith

(look i am aware people dislike meredith but I just kind of like her, okay? she's not a character I love, but i do like her. she is my emotional support character sometimes.)

AND THIS IS SUCH A WASTE OF KATE WALSH'S ACTING TALENT. SHE HAS TO DEAL WITH SQUABBLING PEOPLE AND HANDLE EPISODE-BASED CONFLICTS INSTEAD OF BEING ABLE TO FULLY FOSTER HER RELATIONSHIPS WITH CHARACTERS.

What a fucking waste of a character. She returns after, like, 5 seasons away and you use her to teach some random students she's never met (student characters that the audience is only kind of invested in, by the way!) instead of being able to FULLY see her bond with her old friends.

There is old friend content, THANK GOD (Addison & Meredith, and her with Amelia and Meredith's kids), but we could've had more of it if we didn't waste Kate Walsh's screentime like this!

Like, Addison also has relationships with Webber and Bailey that we wanted to see more of. And we all want more screentime of Addison & Amelia because they're practically sisters.

No one CARES about Addison's relationship with Benson Kwan, for instance, who is NICE but is not, like, a character any of us really know that well. Benson has been on the show for like 1 year.

Anyways Addison's grief and emotional turmoil is great. I love her and cautiously like her return episodes on GA but am so mad that they're wasting some of her screentime on "she needs to work on the medical case" rather than "she gets to build emotional friendships and gets a character arc.

They did this very recently with Arizona Robbins too, AND I'M STILL MAD ABOUT IT

ARIZONA DOES NOT EXIST SO SHE CAN DO SURGERY AND TEACH MINOR CHARACTERS AND GO HOME!!!!!!!!!! GIVE HER AN ARC!

[joysmercer]

finally acknowledging that mika did nothing wrong. took them long enough

[themanycouples19]

Grey's Anatomy Monologues 20x01

The science of dreaming has been questioned for hundreds of years as you get further away from it, cling to any sign of hope but the longer it takes the more it costs you.

As hard as you work toward the dream it can feel like the whole world is plotted against you.

[laureala]

ARIZONA ROBBINS in Grey's Anatomy 20.04

It still smells the same in here.

[ponytailcoby]

I just realized Schmitt and Yasuda are leaving and I was like "why they getting rid of the gays?"

[aurozmp]

lui è stato l’amore della mia vita, davvero. dubito che amerò mai un altro uomo come ho amato lui, anzi ne sono sicura, come potrei? ma se ne è andato, il punto è questo no? lui se n’è andato e io sono qui, io sono qui. tutto sembra diverso adesso, è una sensazione strana. non so cosa fare, cioè lo so, ma non so cosa dovrei fare, non lo so. l’ho perso, tutto è cambiato e adesso è dura rassegnarsi credo, se n’è andato. se n’è andato e nulla potrà ridarmelo.

[wenellyb]

This has just been a shit week. Starting with that guy winning which was the worst thing to happen. Now my escapism is failing. My comfort ship breaks up in 911 and Mika one of my favorite characters in the new Grey’s might die next week.

I haven’t even began to process what these results mean is going to happen to me. Not one single good thing has happening this week. It just feels like blow after blow.

***Spoiler Warning for Grey's Anatomy ***

Hi Anon!!!! I'm so sorry.

I'm not sure yet what will happen with Mika, but it doesn't look good. I still have a little hope left but knowing the actress is leaving... who knows.

I won't comment on the elections part because I'm not even sure I'm done processing what happened either.

I still don't know what happened with Buck and Tommy, something must have happened behind the scene because the break up was quite abrupt. Especially after the ending scene in episode 5.

Anyway, I always knew that a break up between Buck and Tommy was a possibility but I also knew they would get back together if the break up happened, so that's my only hope.

I hope you're ok Anon, and please write to me if you want to vent.

[bishopsbelova]

THE NOISE THAT JUST LET MY MOUTH DURING THIS SCENE

[mymultifandommess18]

20x09 monologues

Research suggests that up to 40% of our day is spent acting out existsting habits rather than making new decisions from sleep to personal hygiene to diet and exercise some of our habits serve us well others can be more complicated if you want to change a habit behavioral scientists suggest starting small make one minor adjustment over time it creates a domino effect that helps us make bigger changes down the line make a radical change and you set yourself up for failure.

The principal of the domino effect is a double edged sword it can help us build healthy habits but it can lead to destructive tendencies as well one small miss step becomes one bad habit of course none of us is perfect, and so much is out of our control. All you can do is make the best choices available to you and hope that they don't come back to bite you.