I say that the ending scene was the most touching scene I've seen between Watson and Sherlock.
I really loved how much she went on to protect him in this episode, as well as his decision to use drugs to find her. Though I knew he wouldn't do it, it really shows to Joan how much he is developing emotionally.
As for the hate on Jackson and Stephanie, can I just point out that these two have really great chemistry and that with the actress getting a potential SERIES regular option, they could be here to stay.
However, it’s not like he is claiming to be in love with Stephanie. IF you’ve been watching, he broke up with April for a decent reason and then she wouldn’t have anything to do with him afterwards so he has moved on. The BASIS of Jackson and Stephanie hasn’t been discussed, so for all we know it’s just a friends with benefits thing that is going on.
It is episodes like this why I love Grey’s Anatomy! It had the dynamic of mixing comedy and drama together, while also allowing the entire cast (regular and recurring) interacting together to do what they do best; save a patient.
Furthermore, it was episodes like this that ALLOW me to see the chemistry between Jo and Alex, so if the writers continued to keep their relationship on that path, I would route for them to be a couple.
As for Alex being the voiceover, I remember Alex had a narration in season 5 around the time when Izzie had cancer. I really wish Cristina would get a chance at it, seeing as past characters like Derek, Bailey, Callie and George have all had a chance at it.
I love Constance Zimmer's character so much and I wish Shonda would consider promoting her character. Though the actress may not take it, it'd still be a great idea - mostly because this show really needs a character that everyone can hate - she's like a mix of Addison and Erica. I'd love to see her have more screen time with Alex just to see what chemistry awakens there, because this character would be a real mature woman that could help his character grow further.
Now this was a good episode compared to last weeks episode. I'm really hoping for this season to pick-up, as it's beginning to remind me much of 7 - no direction and constant scrambling of storylines.
Detective Lance needs a new course of direction. Perhaps a bullet to the chest will sort that out.
As for the episode itself, I thought it was average up until the kidnapping of Laurel. It really picked up in action and gave some good moments between The Hood and Laurel.
I'm really excited for next weeks episode and Moira having "failed the city".
I think Silver should just have twins - she keeps one and Teddy gets one - problem solved and storyline over.
As sad as it is Riley died, YES for Liam and Annie to get back together. A little rushed, the past 4 episodes has hinted for these two for a while now.
I can't believe Naomi and Max are over, but I do believe they'll be back together within the next 3 or 4 episodes, if not, then seasons end. I don't think the writers are completely done with these two yet.
As for Dixon and Megan, yeah, they're good together, but with Adrianna still in the mix, it's never going to work out for them - you don't mix business with pleasure!
I think this show should just sort you whether which couples will get together in the end out of the last remaining singles who can't seem to get their shit together.
A few of my favorite moments were Jenna's song (The Rural Juror) and the ending with Kenneth's eternal youth. Aside from that, everything else was very much like an average episode of the show just a way of taking it in as the finale. Going to miss it!
I missed intern Heather. Where is she at? Is it because the actress is filming a pilot that she hasn't been in it these past few episodes?
As for the episode itself, I must say that I really enjoyed the storyline between Cristina and Leah. Made for some good teaching and a twist seeing as Leah's actions were probably something Yang would have down when she was an Intern.
I didn't find this episode at all compelling as the previous episodes, however, I will say that I did enjoy the conflict between the Captain and Sherlock. I'm glad it isn't a "thing" they'll just get over, but something we'll see continue on as the shows goes on.
I'm hoping American Idol has to do with Arrow's ratings lately, because that show is beginning to fall since it's return. Aside from that though, go Supernatural!
Though I wouldn't be inclined to give back the money I got, IF they considered giving back 5 million each (even from Mark and Lexie's funds), that'd give the hospital 30 million back out of 90 million. That's one third of the problem solved!
Oh, and also less Cas drama! Cas has had his time and though they've made for an interesting storyline for him (separate from the brothers), I hope they keep him away for some time, because his character is getting annoying at this point.
The only thing keeping me interested this season is the tablets and Benny and the reconnection of the brothers relationship. I don't think the show should bring in any love interest (or friendships - sorry Benny) until their relationship is mended. Sure, bring in a mission or two that renews their relationship, but otherwise, give everything else a break. They need to be fixed one and for all before it relapses into more issues.
Boring, boring, boring. I'm sorry, I like the show, but it had such a "been there, done that" appeal to it.
Only, I'd like to point out that calling Cas would have been the smart idea, however, I was glad they didn't as I am over his character at this point in the show.
I'm hoping for a good episode next week, however, judging on the preview I can't say I'm in for a good time.
I swear that Seth Gabel's portrayal of The Count reminded me that of Heath Ledger's portrayal of The Joker; it was just that amazing!
As for the episode itself - ASTONISHING! A good episode and probably one of the best I've seen this season. Reasonable screentime for all cast members too - except for Felicity. WHO, I have to agree needs more screentime and definitely a romance with Oliver, however, I predict a Clark-Chloe relationship like the one in Smallville.
I'm sorry, the photo for this review caught my eye, but for a doctor, shouldn't Zoe be dressed a little more professional? I know I no longer watch the show and don't really have a right to comment, but seriously?
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I really loved how much she went on to protect him in this episode, as well as his decision to use drugs to find her. Though I knew he wouldn't do it, it really shows to Joan how much he is developing emotionally.
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However, it’s not like he is claiming to be in love with Stephanie. IF you’ve been watching, he broke up with April for a decent reason and then she wouldn’t have anything to do with him afterwards so he has moved on. The BASIS of Jackson and Stephanie hasn’t been discussed, so for all we know it’s just a friends with benefits thing that is going on.
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Furthermore, it was episodes like this that ALLOW me to see the chemistry between Jo and Alex, so if the writers continued to keep their relationship on that path, I would route for them to be a couple.
As for Alex being the voiceover, I remember Alex had a narration in season 5 around the time when Izzie had cancer. I really wish Cristina would get a chance at it, seeing as past characters like Derek, Bailey, Callie and George have all had a chance at it.
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As for the episode itself, I thought it was average up until the kidnapping of Laurel. It really picked up in action and gave some good moments between The Hood and Laurel.
I'm really excited for next weeks episode and Moira having "failed the city".
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As sad as it is Riley died, YES for Liam and Annie to get back together. A little rushed, the past 4 episodes has hinted for these two for a while now.
I can't believe Naomi and Max are over, but I do believe they'll be back together within the next 3 or 4 episodes, if not, then seasons end. I don't think the writers are completely done with these two yet.
As for Dixon and Megan, yeah, they're good together, but with Adrianna still in the mix, it's never going to work out for them - you don't mix business with pleasure!
I think this show should just sort you whether which couples will get together in the end out of the last remaining singles who can't seem to get their shit together.
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As for the episode itself, I must say that I really enjoyed the storyline between Cristina and Leah. Made for some good teaching and a twist seeing as Leah's actions were probably something Yang would have down when she was an Intern.
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Only, I'd like to point out that calling Cas would have been the smart idea, however, I was glad they didn't as I am over his character at this point in the show.
I'm hoping for a good episode next week, however, judging on the preview I can't say I'm in for a good time.
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As for the episode itself - ASTONISHING! A good episode and probably one of the best I've seen this season. Reasonable screentime for all cast members too - except for Felicity. WHO, I have to agree needs more screentime and definitely a romance with Oliver, however, I predict a Clark-Chloe relationship like the one in Smallville.
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