#greys 8x01

[forbescaroline]

TOP 5/10 CHARACTERS PER SHOW (as voted by my followers) ↳ grey's anatomy edition #15. Arizona Robbins portrayed by Jessica Capshaw

[babyjapril]

April Kepner + text posts

[exhuastedpigeon]

Wait, Tommy is in basically the same outfit from 8x01 in 8x05... Did they just hand him another generic grey checkered shirt, shrug, and say "good enough"?

[whateverthedragonswant]

8x01 - Jonsa vs Jonerys - "Titles Don't Matter"

In the first meeting scene between Jon and Dany in 7x03, we get:

Dany: "I was born to rule the Seven Kingdoms and I will."

Jon: "You'll be ruling over a graveyard if we don't defeat the Night King."

During this meeting, Jon has made it very clear the threat they're facing and while it might be unbelievable for those who haven't seen it, he does ask for help. Something that should at least be considered (something Tyrion tells Dany later on) if a true alliance is Dany's goal. Instead, she lets Jon know that she sees him as the enemy since he refuses to bend the knee and she considers the North to be one of those Seven Kingdoms (just like Sansa said in 7x02). Even after Dany concedes to letting Jon mine for dragonglass, she still insists on him bending the knee. Jon and Co even go beyond the Wall in 7x06 because she still refuses to make a move without getting Jon's/the North's submission to her rule. It's only after she loses Viserion and sees the threat is real that she agrees to help in the Great War.

Jon: "I fought them, Sansa. Twice. You want to worry about who holds what title, I'm telling you it doesn't matter. Without her, we don't stand a chance."

Sansa has been holding down the fort since Jon left, making preparations for people as we saw her do in 7x03, holding the North together & making sure Jon doesn't lose his army (as we saw in 7x05), and getting rid of potential threats to their family (Littlefinger's execution in 7x07). We also saw her make further preparations once she found out about the Wall falling from Bran (as is stated in 8x01). Sansa is no stranger to this information but what's important here is that Sansa also concedes. And what's even more important is that we never saw a conversation that Jon had with Sansa (like he did with Dany) where he tells her about what he's seen beyond the Wall. This convo in 8x01 is actually the first time we've seen him tell her specifically what he's dealt with thus far when it comes to the WW.

Sansa concedes after telling Jon that she still has faith in him, which ends up reassuring him. Other than Sansa's convo in 8x02 and her convo with Tyrion in the crypt in 8x03, we don't see Sansa questioning things again (when it comes to Dany). She knows very well why Jon did what he did in bending the knee (and it's confirmed for her by Dany herself in 8x02) and she also knows what's more important right now. While she doesn't stop thinking about what's to come afterwards (much like Jaime and Grey Worm do for example), she puts it aside...for now. The Great War comes first. Her people come first. Just like Jon has been saying all along.

Not only does this show the contrast between Sansa and Dany as characters and would-be rulers, but also the contrast between the two relationships and who ultimately would be better suited to lead alongside him. Jon and Dany may have looked like a power couple but it was Jon and Sansa who were the real power couple in the making.

[wenellyb]

Hi! If this is a genuine question. I'll answer it.

First of all, this is fandom, we don’t even have to justify anything. I ship Sam and Bucky feom the MCU who aren't even together in canon and I believe they're endgame.

Why should it be different for Buck and Tommy?

Also people are talking about Tommy being à plot device like it's a bad thing but aren't all chatacters plot devices? Of course, he's here to develop Buck's chatacter but it doesn't mean their relationship isn't important.

How do you know Chimney and Maddie are Endgame? How to you know Hen and Karen are Endgame?

Because their couples work so well together and you can see why they love eachother. But even those endgame couples had hordes, up and downs and even break up.

We believe a couple is endgame because we want them to last and the show gives us hints that they will last. For instance, they get married or have kids together, but even before that the show often gives hint that the relationship will last.

That being said, we can't be sure any of the couples on the show are endgame until the end of the show because it can happen that actors quit.

I don't know if you watch Grey's Anatomy but that's what happened with Joe and Alex.

So what does it mean for you that a couple are endgame and why doesn't Buck and Tommy get the same treatment as the other couples on the show?

Buck and Tommy had a first kiss out of a romcom. Then the show consistently tried to show how Buck's relationship with Tommy was ggoing stronger, qhowing him and Tommy being there for Eddie in 8x01, or him and Tommy being there for Henren in 8x05, and even Tommy being there for Buck when Buck went to the Cowboy funeral.

If the writers had wanted to show a casual relationship, they wouldn't have wasted time showing how Tommy was dating Buck but also getting along with Buck's best friend.

I don't see any reason to believe Buck and Tommy are not/ were not endgame.

I answered, and it's my turn to wonder... why do you think Tommy is there to advance Buck and Eddie, when Buck never mentions Eddie in a romantic way but twice talked how he can't stop thinking about Tommy. First he told Eddie, in the last season. And then he told Josh and Maddie in the last episode.

How does Buck asking Tommy to move in with him point towards a Buck and Eddie romantic relationship? Genuinely asking.

Genuine question for bucktommy fans. I like BT quite a bit at the beginning but never see them go beyond dating. How do you come to conclusion that BT will be endgame? It was clear to me that tommy is a plot device for Buck and Eddie. Firstly, he came between Buck and Eddie’s friendship, leading to Buck’s discovery of his sexuality. Combined with interview saying that it was Eddie who was supposed to get with Tommy, it told me that the writer need someone to trigger the event and act as a place holder until the other one figure things out. And Tommy’s “my attention?” From beginning also set the tone that he is here to help Buck figure things out a bit but not for long term.

After them getting together, there is no storyline that focus on developing their relationship. They showed up as a couple to other characters’s scenes. Or dinner, date scenes that acted more like transitional scenes. Unlike Buck’s previous relationships with Abby and Kelly, they have at least half or 1/3 of episode dedicated solely for them with plots.

I didn’t follow too closely with the 911 drama for a while. I only know they lou was paid to do 911 related videos. I don’t care whether or not what he said in those cameo was true or not. Making money by using a popular shows and a character that is not belong to him is highly unprofessional and unethical. If he wanted to interact with fans, just do q&a with fans.

I am not against BT and just generally confused about all these dramas after BT breakup

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[anatomyofslexie]

“look at me. it’s just you and me.”

[quotes-of-greys-anatomy]

Even good marriages fail. One minute you're standing on solid ground. The next minute... you're not. And there's always two versions. Yours and theirs. Both versions start the same way though. Both start with two people falling in love. Nobody gets married thinking it's gonna fail. You think yours is the one that's gonna make it. And so it always comes as a shock. The moment when you realize, it's over. One minute you're standing on solid ground. The next minute, you're not. Do you have what it takes? If your marriage is in trouble, can you weather the storm? When the ground gives way and your world collapses, maybe you just need to have faith. And trust that you can survive this together. Maybe you just need to hold on tight. And no matter what, don't let go.

Meredith Grey, Free Falling

[florida3exclamationpoints]

I knew things went wrong with the alzhiemers trial and I knew it was Mer's fault but I didn't really know what happened until I saw it. And I definitely didn't expect for her to get fired. And her and Derek fighting is Stressing Me Out. And now she stole Zo which just a top notch adoption strategy huh sjdhsjhdks

[mergreyavery]

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[trueloveforeverbeautyandthebeast]

Game Of Thrones Season Eight Episode One “Winterfell” Promotional Pictures

Lena Headey as Cersei Lannister

Kit Harington as Jon Snow

Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen

Sophie Turner as Sansa Stark

Gwendoline Christie as Brienne Of Tarth

Conleth Hill as Varys

Liam Cunningham as Davos Seaworth

Daniel Portman as Podrick Payne

Staz Nair as Qhono

Jacob Anderson as Grey Worm

Harry Grasby as Ned Umber

Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister

Nathalie Emmanuel as Missandei

Drogon and Rhaegal

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[flatteryourself]

When the ground gives way and your world collapses, maybe you just need to have faith. And trust that you can survive this. Maybe you just need to hold on tight. And no matter what, don’t let go.

Grey’s Anatomy // Free Falling  (via flatteryourself)

[fatcatlittlebox]

Grey Worm and Misssandei sideeying each other as they ride up North like how my brown ass feels every time I go to the fancy mall is Big Mood 2k.

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