Grey's Anatomy

I have been a longtime fan of Grey's Anatomy, that being said over the years with all of the actors leaving the show it has really changed the dynamic of the show in my opinion and that has caused me to not want to keep up with the show as much. I am a person who can't leave a show, movie, or book unfinished because it irritates me. So during this season (12) after the doctor that told Meredith that Derek was brain dead showed up at Meredith's house for dinner I just couldn't continue watching the show, so I took a break in order to allow the overload of emotions that episode gave me to calm down. I have just now returned to start watching it again now that I am 8 episodes behind. So far i'm surprised Meredith is even willing to work with her I know that as adults people are supposed to be able to handle it but that has to be super hard.

You will cry, you will scream, you will cry, you will laugh, you will cry

You'll love Grey's in the first three seasons, you'll hate Grey's in season 4 and 5, but if you hang long enough to season 6, you'll see some of TV's finest episodes, drama, comedy, and the most heart breaking season finale ever. Yes, it will get dull again, but some episodes will just grip you back in, with heart warming patient stories, great character involvement, and overall amazing script writing. Personal highlights include Sandra Oh, Chandra Wilson and the incredible quirky funny awesomeness of Jessica Capshaw.

What's up with the 3 week breaks over and over again? it's killing me.

12 seasons and still standing strong. I know a lot of people might disagree but for me, this show still brings tears to my eyes - either from joy or sadness. The acting, music and stories are still as strong as ever. Even without some characters.

i need the rest of my life to recover i hate this show

who thinks the girl who couldnt stop orgasming should join the main cast