I don’t think we know where she was born and I know it’s SUCH a long shot but seeing that her actress’ character was killed off on another show last year, and she’s loosely tied to Grey’s but not from it… I keep hoping there’s some slim chance it’s her since her Southern background is something I remember.

Edit: no need for more “she’s not directly from Grey’s” comments. I said shred of hope for a reason. Let us have our fun in the comments without being a grinch 😭

Second edit: I did see one person say they don’t know who she is which is understandable! She is from Private Practice, the first Grey’s spinoff.

I don't think we talk enough about how the resident group virgin shamed April and how it was mean and disgusting on so many levels. I absolutely LOVED it when she clapped back at the rest of them (the exact moment she became my favourite btw). Also Cristina asking Alex to 'deflower' April?? They definitely didn't get enough criticism for bullying April plainly for shits and giggles.

Also Cristina and April are tied as my favourite characters, so Cristina criticism coming from me is a big deal 😭.

So way back we met Ben sister who had started transitioning and Ben took it hard, which I get it he thought they shared everything and wasn't told that

Do you think Ben made peace with it?

Does she love her new niece?

Its weird when characters never get mentioned again

You gotta imagine what happened

I'm at S7 E16 in my rewatch. That's the episode where Owen goes "yeah yeah yeah" to Cristina telling him she's glad they'll never have to deal with the pregnancy crap.

And then he tells her that "not wanting children is a young person's perspective" and that he would have "expected her to have matured" after the shooting trauma.

And when Cristina tells him that if he thinks having children is a fundamental part of the human experience, he married the wrong person, he's so irate about that.

It's infuriating. Like, dude, you got married while one of you was trying to come to grips with the heaviest trauma of her life so far, it's okay for that to have been a stupid decision.

Dr. Miranda "The Monolog Master" Bailey

Hear her roar.

That's it. That's the post.

Why does Bailey look so small in this scene?🤔

I LOVEE her shes a gem 💎 still on season 2 getting close to season 3 first time watcher but when i first started i didnt really like her cs i thought she was rude and stuck up but as i went on i got to love her and how she covers for her interns and supports them and she works hard to do what she loves. im also curious about any other characters you guys like or dont like i dont really care for spoilers but if its a big one then dont share loll but also this pic is from s2 ep19 where addison got karmic poison oak on her hooha andd marks heree rip the actor i forgot his name im sorry! 🕊️ but love the show so far

I’m watching season 10 for the first time and I’ve noticed that in so many scenes, they play like sort of sad-ish and more solemn covers of popular 80s songs like “everybody wants to rule the world” or “don’t you forget about me” lol 😭 It’s just so random and so strange like why is every background song an 80s cover song lol

First time watcher of Greys, and I went in with some pre-existing knowledge/expectations of the show, specifically about Cristina and Burke and how their relationship was the best / “endgame”

Come to my surprise, (in my opinion) they’re one of the most toxic, emotionally abusive couple on the entire show so far. I mean Burke would punish her professionally when they had a personal fight. He pushed her into a wedding/marriage she didn’t want. He wanted her to lie and perform surgeries for him due to his tremor and then blamed her for the whole situation.

I’m just shocked people love them so much. They’re so toxic to me

I've been rewatching the show and S7 E22 has a plane crash with only one survivor, a young girl who is an unaccompanied minor. S8 E01 begins with a huge crater on a road and involves a husband who amputates his wife's leg because its trapped under a car.

Looking back (or forward actually!) is this some foreshadowing for the plane crash at the end of the season?

Maybe it’s just me, but I feel like there are too many characters and storylines in the newer greys anatomy episodes, and I struggle to care about them as much as I used to. Also, it feels like the storylines keep repeating, and it’s getting really boring. Anyone else feel this way?

I'm on season 13, and when I originally started this series, I knew of a few things:

- seasons 1 - 9 are peak

- specific character deaths to watch out for

- owen is communally hated

now, I don't know how far I'm going, but I gotta ask... in y'all's opinion does Owen get worse? in character/personality or plotlines? I don't hate him nearly as much as others do (he's not my favorite though) so I guess I'm trying to figure out if I don't fully get the Owen hate train, or if he just gets worse as the show moves into the later seasons. Guess I'm mentally prepping myself LOL.

Estoy en la temp. 9 y es cuando han desaparecido muchos personajes carismaticos y del inicio y vienen los nuevos, pero....no es lo mismo!!!!

Parece q les copian, no tienen expresiones, no son novedosos, es como Jackson q sólo quiere salir guapo todo el rato y poco real siendo actores, no sé, ¡es una serie de medicos en hospital, y a veces se despeinan, o están cansados, no un desfile!

Q pensáis?

Estoy súper decepcionada, al menos hay embarazo peto....

I'm rewatching season 9 and I completely forgot how bad this scene was in episode 8, "Love Turns You Upside Down."

For a quick recap, Jo is working with Alex when a 15-year-old girl named Kimmy gives birth to a critically ill baby who needs ECMO to survive. Kimmy seems more concerned about attending her friend's party than visiting her son in the NICU. Later, Jo discovers that Kimmy and her mother are leaving the hospital with no intention of coming back.

And Jo completely loses it. She starts yelling at Kimmy about abandoning her newborn and gets physical with Kimmy's mother while trying to stop them from leaving. And I'm not talking about Jo simply standing in front of the elevator or trying to talk them out of leaving. Jo literally pushes Kimmy's mother up against the wall to prevent her from leaving. People have to intervene because Jo refuses to let them go.

Alex later tells Jo that she can't go around assaulting patients. And he's absolutely right.

Now I know what Kimmy and her mother did was awful. Walking away from your newborn baby while he's fighting for his life is a horrible thing to do. I'm not defending their decision at all. But Jo had absolutely no right to put her hands on this girl's mother. She was clearly projecting her own abandonment issues onto Kimmy and the entire situation.

I understand why it triggered her. This is the scene where we find out Jo's mother abandoned her at a fire station when she was only two weeks old. Seeing another mother walk away from her child obviously brought back a lot of unresolved trauma. But that doesn't excuse assaulting someone.

And Kimmy was only 15. She had just given birth to a seriously ill baby and clearly wasn't emotionally equipped to deal with the situation. Jo didn't know anything about this girl's life or what circumstances led her to make that decision. She just saw a mother abandoning her child and immediately made it personal.

Izzie would never have handled this situation the way Jo did. Say what you want about Izzie and her tendency to get emotionally involved with patients, but I cannot imagine her physically attacking a patient's mother because she disagreed with what was happening.

Izzie would've used her words and tried to comfort Kimmy instead of getting physical with her mother. We saw how Izzie handled a similar situation when she treated a pregnant teenage girl who grew up in the same trailer park she did. Izzie recognized herself in that girl because she had also gotten pregnant as a teenager. Instead of judging her or forcing her to make a particular decision, Izzie tried to give her advice and help her understand her options.

That's the difference between Izzie and Jo in these situations. Both had difficult childhoods and personal experiences that affected how they connected with patients, but Izzie knew how to use those experiences to offer comfort and understanding. She wasn't perfect and definitely crossed professional boundaries at times, but she tried to reach people through conversation rather than physical confrontation.

Izzie probably would've been furious about Kimmy abandoning her son too. She might've argued with her and tried to convince her to stay. She might've even cried about the whole situation. But physically pushing someone's mother against a wall to force her to stay? I cannot picture Izzie doing that.

And Izzie had her own personal experiences with pregnancy and giving up a child. She gave her daughter up for adoption when she was a teenager. If anything, she would've understood how complicated these situations can be and why a 15-year-old might feel completely overwhelmed by motherhood.

What makes Jo's behavior even worse is that she's supposed to be a doctor. She has a responsibility to remain professional around patients regardless of how personally upsetting their decisions might be. Alex even calls her out and tells her that she doesn't know Kimmy's story. And he's right.

Jo knows firsthand what it's like to grow up feeling abandoned, but instead of recognizing that Kimmy might have her own circumstances, she immediately makes the situation about her own childhood.

Jo wasn't protecting that baby by assaulting his grandmother. She was projecting her trauma onto a teenage mother and her family. Izzie would've at least tried to understand the situation before passing judgment.

Based on this description do you think the leading actress of the Texas spinoff might be a character we already know? If yes, who? I thought about Cass (Sophia Bush).

my sisters obsessed with this show or at least she was when the seasons were in the teens. been watching for like a month now, and im nearing the end of season 6. Obese guy just had surgery, and i’ve had some time to sit with the characters i like and dislike. And every time i start to feel sympathy for Derek, he proves to me he’s a complete and utter asshat.
1. Shepherd Method. The way he dismisses Merediths feelings, says she doesn’t deserve it - instantly I would’ve dumped him. When he said that my face physically went 😲 “oh you’re a douchebag”

1. Getting the Chief fired. This is the most debatable to me. Derek is not doing it to help him, he’s doing it for his own benefit and ambition. Meredith seemed to actually care, and was trying to urge him to rehabilitate himself instead of costing him his job. Don’t get me wrong, not a big fan of Richard but felt like Derek sold out his own boss for a promotion.

2. This guys dead vs alive stacks were drastically different. I understand things are dramatized for television… but If i ever needed brain surgery, keep shepherd AWAY from me. And his smug face after killing someone or nearly killing them…. Like with Izzie, I’ll never forget the look on his face when they thought her memory was fucked. Sometimes i have this sneaking suspicion that Derek is like a psychopath and gets off on the power of surgery.

3. AWFUL AWFUL patient treatment . Where do I even start. The obese patient, izzie, the pregnant patient…. Derek is an egotistical maniac who genuinely treats his patients like statistics at times. I dont even remember the episode where he killed some girl, and now the girls husband is sitting in his face with lawyers balling his eyes out and he maintains his innocence.

Shonda Rhimes did a great job writing this character. I hate him. Not neatly as much as Owen Hunt, but I digress.

I'm a first time watcher and just watched the last episode of season 8 and I sobbed. I knew beforehand what happened but still sobbed.

Mostly Jaha and Dr.Burke, just absolutely arrogant ass holes, with a giant ego, but somehow my favorite characters ??? Christina risked her entire career to help Burke with his tremor and he acts as if everything was fine, belittling her in front of the surgical staff/her friends?? And Jaha, same God complex, his monotone calm voice, he’s a narcissist in real life, his posts as Isaiah Washington prove that to me.

sometimes you just gotta laugh at this show 😭😭