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‘Grey’s Anatomy’: No Hospital for Old Men
This week's theme was “truth,” which Meredith informs us can be quite painful. And conveniently, each patient's problem reflects painful truth for a doctor. Surprising? Not on this show!
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This week's theme was “truth,” which Meredith informs us can be quite painful. And conveniently, each patient's problem reflects painful truth for a doctor. Surprising? Not on this show!
There was a moment, late in last night’s episode, when we legitimately feared that Jim or Pam was going to die.
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We here at TMYLM Recap Central acknowledge that many people find the Zenlike pace of this show, um, challenging. In fact, one popular online coinage from a TMYLM forum has now become a kind of unofficial motto: It's "like watching paint fuck."
This week brought us so much joy — and nausea.
A show in which all the doctors look like models and somehow — somehow — every patient's problem reflects the messy love life of the resident who treats him. How convenient!
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Heroes is like some mutated lizard that's sprouting a half-dozen extra, useless arms willy-nilly.
No shoot-outs or punch-ups descended upon us this week. Instead, we were regaled with a stream of bodily issues.
The difficulty in recapping Tell Me You Love Me is that, well, nothing happens.
Hello, McDreamy! Hello, zombie patient! And finally, welcome back, Grey's Anatomy watchers!
Nothing could quite top what happened in the first 25 seconds, but the show certainly tried.
The kids debate the ethics of killing animals and reach a consensus: They feel like chicken tonight.
All the suburban demons really came out to play in this episode.
Nathan Petrelli's beard is a masterpiece.
It's finally here!
It's true!
Heroin, yes, heroin. Smack, junk, horse.
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