![]() ![]() who stopped watching Grey’s Anatomy after the third season. (and sometimes unwittingly attract new boyfriends named “Vito.”)ģ) It may come as a shock to you, but there are some TV Watchers and (patients at Seattle Grace). ![]() So, you might not even need to resort to this. Then again, if your name is “Meredith Grey,” and you are on a show called GREY’S Anatomy, you’ll be back at work after two episodes, anyway. And in this situation, Ugly Cry Face is required. Particularly if, even after crying, you still look like you belong in a Banana Republic magazine advertisement. So, without further adieu, let’s look back at the lessons we learned from this week’s installment of Grey’s Anatomy, “Shock to the System.”ġ) If you wish to fake an emotional breakthrough with your shrink, so that he will clear you to return to work (or, at least, trade those LAME anti-depressants he currently has you on, for the AWESOME uppers you’ve been eyeing since you started therapy), bad mascara and crumbly tissues are not enough. ![]() )Īnd while all of the above are perfectly valid reasons to watch this long-running show, what many fans fail to realize, is that Grey’s Anatomy is also a treasure trove of life lessons for us all! Avery! Coming Soon to a TV Near You, October 14th! Never has the invention of HDTV been more appreciated. the bizarro plotlines involving psycho serial killers. I suspect that there are many of you out there who only watch Grey’s Anatomy for the “mushy-gushy relationship stuff”. ![]()
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