Grey's Anatomy

[causingchaos]

I could see them delivering the baby premature and then having a long drawn out illness associated with that which causes all sorts of more discord between the three of them.

[cantstopwatchin]

I really thought the musical was last night - I found myself watching the clock and thinking this is going to be the shortest "musical" episode I've seen... d'oh!!

As soon as they mentioned the baby's gestation age, I realized they're going to prob. go the route of a very early delivery with complications, as causingchaos mentioned, or they're going to deliver and the baby doesn't make it. Either way, it's going to cause major strife between Callie & Arizona with Mark thrown in.

I wonder if Mark will confront Avery about Lexi? And how sad was hearing/seeing that Adele has the beginnings of Alzheimers? Not looking forward to next week's episode AT ALL.

[Eastcoastmom]

I hope the musical part comes up soon. We've got 10 minutes left and unless I fell asleep in my chair, I didn't see any musical scenes!

I was waiting all episode for the musical numbers, too, bug. Then I saw it was for next week's epi. Grrrr!!!

Oh man, I will feel so bad if the accident causes Callie to lose the baby or if the baby lives and then dies shortly thereafter. She really, really wants to be a mom.

Ironic that Meredith's mom, the love of Richard's life, had Alzheimers, and now poor Adele, bless her soul, is suffering the same fate. When she was railing against the diagnosis and saying how it wasn't fair, especially now, when their marriage, was on track and was where it was supposed to be after all these years, it broke my heart. So sad.

[Lucky22]

I kept waiting for the musical part, too. Could have sworn it was advertised for this week. Anticipating that it would start any second kind of made me more aware of the music they play in the background. I wasn't as conscious of it before. When Arizona kept looking sideways at Callie in the car instead of at the road, I was wondering how she could drive like that and wouldn't she know better. I kept saying "watch the road, watch the road" at my TV!Then, wham!

I liked that Bailey acted more professional around Eli, the horny male nurse, this week, at least within the hospital walls. No more giggly-googly stuff on the job, I hope. Wish she wasn't so eager to jump into his bed when he snaps his fingers, though. Doesn't she have a child to take care of? How can she just go off to his place at a moment's notice? Sorry, I just don't see them as a couple, anyway. They don't seem to fit.

[canadian_angel]

I just saw that at the end. Does anyone think they will kill off Callie's baby to make things smoother? I hope not but I feel it coming.

I've read

.


What an episode last night! It seemed to go by really fast. I found myself looking at the clock and realizing that there were only a few minutes left and then bam. Literally.

[AsIs]

They have some damn fine voices on Grey's! I knew about Sara, but the others are WOW!

[Duxxy]

I was a little in love with Kevin Mckidd before but now I think I might have to leave my husband and head to Hollywood! Running on Sunshine was h.o.t. and a nice moment of levity in a pretty intense show.

[prhoshay]

I found this to be quite hokey. The lip-syncing, like on GLEE, bothered me. Sara does, indeed, have a beautiful voice. I had more fun switching to Mobbed!

This episode can wait until reruns, for me.

[Critical]

I was a little in love with Kevin Mckidd before but now I think I might have to leave my husband and head to Hollywood! Running on Sunshine was h.o.t. and a nice moment of levity in a pretty intense show.

Every time I see Kevin McKidd, I think "Everything we are eating this evening, Colin has killed."

The show is 90 minutes off here in CA, but I'm looking forward to it.

[buglover]

Do they continue where they left off last week with the crash or is this all just a fluff episode? I don't want to waste my time if it's just about singing and dancing.