So, we still don't know if/when the group that crashed is being rescued, right?
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So, we still don't know if/when the group that crashed is being rescued, right?
Right, but I'm sure that either the dense doctors at SG or the Boise hospital will finally call out a search party in the opening episode. Just too ridiculous -- I'm sure chiefs of surgery at large metro hospitals have secretaries screening calls for them, and Owen would have been notified of an emergency. Anyone needing to get in touch with the chief would not just be stuck leaving voice mails because he was busy. There were just too many ways that alarm bells would have gone off and search parties sent out to find a missing team of surgeons whose plane never landed.
I only get limited TV channels but if any one of them puts something on that is interesting to me opposite this I will be watching it. For awhile Bones was on opposite this show and I watched Bones almost exclusively for that period of time and honestly didn't feel like I missed a whole lot when I wasn't watching Greys.
That's what has happened when Private Practice moved too. Something good is on at the same time and I can't even remember that Private Practice is on so I have missed all the episodes since it moved.
There is nothing that was left that leaves me feeling I have to watch the first episode next season or next season in general.
The co-workers will start to fret when they are sure that their friends are "no-shows" for the dinner. Works for me! :up I don't require "the moon"....just entertainment.
I agree with everyone else who was very disappointed in this episode. Shonda had Lexie dying so fast that a great opportunity was missed for some very touching and emotional dialogue between Lexie and Meredith. Their relationship started out as so complicated, and rather hostile on Meredith's part, that it would have been satisfying to see it end lovingly. Yes, yes, people die in real life all the time without getting to say their goodbyes, but this is a TV show for heaven's sake. It is supposed to provide heart-wrenching drama, and I felt cheated at not getting to see a great death scene (sad and creepy as that may sound). The entire episode really did seem hastily thrown together. And the commercials every couple of minutes were maddening.
It was also ridiculous to think that the hospital in Boise would not have known there was a problem. Separating conjoined twins is a MAJOR surgical event, and one where media outlets would have been covering the story. The Boise hospital would certainly have sent a vehicle to pick the surgeons up from the airport and bring them to the hospital. Even had they not done that, someone would have been checking to see when the plane arrived. Once that plane missed its scheduled landing, a lot of people would have known about it and become alarmed. The notion that hours went by without the Boise hospital being aware that the plane was missing, and then notifying SG, is just nonsense. It was very lazy and disappointing story telling. :(
mushybrain - agree on your whole post! Definitely think there could have been a touching ending with Lexie and Mer. She didn't even say goodbye for goodness sake!
However, I still love the damn show and I'll watch every episode they make. They do feel like friends, so I'll watch to make sure they're okay ;)
Came down with food poisoning and slept and XXX right through the finale, so will have to find it on line. Good to know what's happening though.
Back to Bailey and her on again off again beau---what the heck? Maybe he just realizes that there's no way Bailey will leave Seattle Grace (maybe that is spelled out more in the finale, I'm still reeling from the previous week)?