'Grey's Anatomy': An explosive episode!

Did you like last night’s Grey’s Anatomy? (Judging by the comments at Tim Stack’s TV Watch column, most of you thought it was terrific.) If you did, you’ll want to check out what series creator Shonda Rhimes has to say about the episode on the show’s Grey Matter blog. Normally, I find writers and artists less than trustworthy in explaining their intentions, but Rhimes has some instructive and fascinating things to say, particularly about the practical difficulties in translating last night’s goriest moment from the page to the screen. She also offers, for those who want to see Meredith and McDreamy become a real couple, a faint glimmer of hope. (Warning: Spoilers from last night’s cliffhanger-resolving episode abound in the pages linked to above.)

Previous Post Wanna go to Prince's house?

Next Post It's 'Crash''s turn to be spoofed

Comments (1-4) of 4 Add your comment

Kyle
Mon 02/13/06 9:06 PM

What an incredible episode! I am still talking about it with my friends. Desperate Housewives and Grey’s Anatomy are two of the best shows on TV, and they are both on the same night!

Reply

Report this
Darla
Mon 02/13/06 9:26 PM

OMG i love this show so much! I look forward to it every sunday night. The show last night was one of the best and also shocking at the end. Great show!!!!!!!!!!

Reply

Report this
derrick
Tue 02/14/06 8:22 PM

if only more show creators were like shonda rhimes.. the world would be a much better place.. oh well im heading over to the site right now. BTW the episode was great, i was thinking oh no, they arent going to let the thing explode and all this hooblah over nothing and then without warning the guy blows up and meredith is caught in the crossfire.. it was good.. poor bailey.

Reply

Report this
jzukqs abxr
Fri 02/15/08 3:24 PM

leawd msudh irxek ombr jcdb lptghiabm fwrnsqjkc

Reply

Report this

Add your comment

The rules: Keep it clean, and stay on the subject - or we may delete your comment. If you see inappropriate language, e-mail us. An asterisk (*) indicates a required field.