I loved it. The season finale was violent, but I didn't feel like it was gratuitous violence. The violence was the story and how the violence will shape the characters paths is the story. Meredith, with the help of Christina and Izzie, got up and showered and acted like everything was normal after the bomb. She has never been a weak, crybaby character(not that mourning a miscarriage would be weak.) But emotionally, she has been dark & twisty. I don't think it is at all out of character for her to soldier on during her miscarriage. In the flashbacks of her with her mother, you see Ellis raising a kid who would just "be extraordinary." Avery(the good-looking doc) has already made a play for Yang before at the party earlier in the season and again at the hospital the day after the party. I think with the Teddy/Owen/Yang triangle over(Owen chose Christina,) Owen/Yang/Avery will be the new triangle. Avery showed confidence in Christina in making the decision that she would operate on Derek without any of the attendings. She loves that validation and some of her biggest fights with Owen have been about him not having her back. Avery would be a new romance chapter for Christina, as she has always been with teacher/mentor/superiors. While he does have the powerful family connection, he is only a resident and therefore an equal on a professional footing.

My kids watched ER consistantly. I quit when they lost major characters. Grey's was fun at first. Although I still watch it and read that the final this season was very similar to ER. Grey's gets irritating with story lines changing or not completed. And I have an issue with the dialog. All the actors use the same sort of a "Valley Girl" copy cat voice. It isn't like Vallery Girl speak, but one that every actor on Gray's uses. The director must have a thing with this, it is a voice which hesitates between words or emphasizes specific ones. Sometimes this keeps me from focusing on what is being said. I read an article from "real" interns that said they would never have had the time to get into all the adventures Gray's has. It is well overblown. Still, I keep watching and hoping. Like Christina and her new beau...not sure why. Glad Ditsy is off of there.

I used to but it got to be too far fetched and focused on all the love affairs. I like the medical part of of it but the other stuff got to be a bit much. I just quit recording it recently - never ended up watching any of the shows. I kind of quit watching it when The Good Wife came out.

I really liked it! On some shows the background music is intrusive and annoying, making it hard to hear the dialog. Sara Ramirez was awesome and so were the others but I especially enjoyed her. The story was so tense that I think the singing helped calm me down. My DD's friend didn't like it but I sure did.