Famous quotes from Grey's Anatomy
Complex operations, many love affairs, subtle irony - based on the demonstration of human feelings and destinies, the series “Grey's Anatomy” has managed to remain on the air for 10 years. And over the years, the army of medical drama fans is only growing every day. As you already understand, “Grey’s Anatomy” is far from the first series about the difficult everyday life of doctors, however, it managed to earn its place in the sun. The heroes of this story, in addition to fulfilling their immediate responsibilities, do not forget about their personal lives, which, by the way, are very closely connected with their professional ones. They flirt at work, have affairs, fall in love and break up - in general, you won’t get bored. Let's remember the best quotes and dialogues of our favorite characters!
There is always a way out. Even when it seems like there is no way out, there is always one. To do the impossible, to experience the unsurvivable - there is always a way out. And you and I have one thing in common - we get inspired. Meeting the impossible inspires us. And if I can give you one piece of advice: instead of being afraid, be inspired.
You are tall, you have perfect breasts, long hair. If I were you, I would walk around naked everywhere. I wouldn't have a job, I wouldn't have any skills, I wouldn't even know how to read. I would just be naked.
I don't want to love you. I want to be happy.
More tequila. More love. More than anything. The bigger, the better.
I like it when you are angry and sad. Now you look like a normal person.
Single people don't like hearing about happy couples. This is low, like bringing a case of beer to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.
Sooner or later, we will still have to let go of the past and enter into a new life. And even though change is painful, it is the only way to development...
Yes, I didn’t look for her when she disappeared... But what’s even worse is that I didn’t notice her when she was nearby.
They say that the inability to accept loss is a form of madness, perhaps it is, but sometimes it is the only way to survive.
And it's not so important to be happy forever. The main thing is to be happy now.
I didn’t just say that I would be better off alone. Not because I thought so, but because suddenly I fall in love with someone... And we will part, and I will not be able to survive it. It’s easier to be alone, because suddenly you realize that you can’t live without love? And she's gone. What if you like it and get used to it? What if you build your life around her and then she disappears? Can you survive such pain? Losing love is like organ damage. Like death. The difference is that death is the end. And this? This could go on forever.
I won't apologize for mending the heart you broke!
It's good that life doesn't come with a scalpel. Otherwise, if something started to hurt, we would just cut and cut...
If you want to compliment me, compliment my brains.
− Are you strong or weak?
− Different. I'm perfect.
If you find yourself in the right place at the right time, you can get big!
Happiness is not in dreams or hopes, it is in what is close to us, what is familiar to us...
I want to live with you... Long, happy and boring!
Sometimes, despite your choices and intentions, fate still wins.
I need a massage, or a man, or a drink, or better yet, a drunk masseur!
Life is the most fragile, unpredictable and most fragile thing in the world...
I would burst into tears right now, but my tear glands are too proud to cry!
The person who came up with the saying "they lived happily ever after" should get his ass kicked!
- I'm like a sink with an open drain. Everything you say comes out immediately.
- I could have chosen a better metaphor.
- Leave me alone! She has a hangover.
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Five reasons why: Grey's Anatomy (18+) is getting worse and worse
Grey's Anatomy is a popular medical series that came out back in 2005. He talks about the everyday life and everyday life of interns (future surgeons) at Seattle Grace Hospital. At the center of the story is Meredith Gray, who gets an internship there, meets friends, love, and overcomes any difficulties along the way (and there are incredibly many of them).
Grey's Anatomy has become the longest-running medical series in history, surpassing ER. 16 seasons have already been filmed. And another one is planned. And this is the case when it was necessary to stop at season ten. But stable ratings and the greed of the authors do not allow this horse to die in peace. And what do we have in the end?
Here are the main complaints fans have about the series:
There is practically no one left from the old cast
Of the entire team of interns, Meredith and Alex Karev walked hand in hand for a long time. However, quite recently the latter left the cast, and so suddenly that he was not even really removed from the series. They're still getting out of it.
Dr. Weber and Bailey were also among the old people. A few more characters from later seasons also hold up, but they are no longer interesting. As, in principle, are most of the new heroes.
This is soap
Interesting medical cases completely faded into the background, giving way to an absolutely banal drama. The series becomes as predictable as possible, tortured, and every unexpected turn makes you want to put your hand to your face. The same clichés and stereotypes are tiresome - the series literally walks in circles, repeating the same templates for different characters.
Realism goes to hell
“Grey's Anatomy” has been criticized more than once for the fantastic nature of what is happening. The main character became a victim of all possible disasters and accidents. Also, most of the characters were killed off. In absolutely sophisticated ways. To some extent, this has become a feature of the series, so many fans joke that “Anatomy” will end with the entire hospital with all the characters “flying up.”
Meredith herself gets out of any trouble better than the Winchester brothers. And when situations like this happen over 16 seasons, it’s already funny to watch. In general, the level of incompetence of doctors inside the series sometimes goes off scale.
There's no soul in the series anymore
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Photo by Adam Taylor If before the stories that were told to us over the course of the first 10 seasons were really somehow moving, now it’s “movement” for the sake of “movement” and pathos for the sake of pathos.
Again, Anatomy has adequate characters and competent stories. But for the sake of the plot, the same reasonable characters begin to behave inappropriately.
You are literally forced to watch spin-offs to the series
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Grey's Anatomy has released two spin-offs: Private Practice (18+) and Firehouse 19 (18+). It’s with the latter that the problems begin: these two series began to intersect, that is, to make crossover episodes.
At one point, you can't watch an episode of Anatomy without watching an episode of Firehouse. So far, such madness only happened in season 16, but the authors themselves indicated that they want to make more such episodes. Therefore, it’s scary to imagine what awaits us next.
Meredith Gray
General surgeon at Gray Sloan Memorial Hospital. Member of the Board of Directors of Gray Sloan Memorial Hospital
Meredith is the daughter of world-renowned surgeon Dr. Ellis Gray, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease and can no longer work, and Thatcher Gray. She spent her childhood in Seattle while her mother worked at Seattle Grace. When Meredith was five years old, her father left their family. Soon after, Ellis Gray and Meredith moved to Boston. Studied at Dartmouth College. She spent the night with Derek Shepherd before her first day of internship at the hospital began. It was a shock to her to learn that he was a leading neurosurgeon and that she would now work with him every day. She fell in love with him, but it was soon discovered that he was married. After all, his wife Addison came to Seattle to also start working at Seattle Grace. Her friends, her colleagues Izzie Stevens and George O'Malley (at first), live with her in her house. Meredith tried to build a relationship with a veterinarian named Finn (actor Chris O'Donnell), but eventually returned to Derek. Soon her mother, Ellis Gray, dies. At this time, Meredith's life is also in serious danger: she fell into the bay and almost drowned when, together with other doctors, she was helping people during a ferry crash. Luckily, Derek and the other doctors were able to save her. Thanks to the efforts of Susan, her father's second wife, Meredith has almost established a relationship with him and his new family. But soon Susan dies suddenly while Meredith is on duty, and she experiences a new attack of self-doubt and in her feelings for Derek. Meredith and Derek decide to live together, but it turns out that it's not that easy even for a loving couple. Meredith's younger half-sister Lexie Gray comes to the hospital for an internship. Their relationship is quite complicated, because Meredith does not recognize Lexie as her sister and at first rejects her attempts to get closer. However, Lexie does not stop, wins Meredith's favor and moves to live in her house. At the end of the fifth season, she and Derek sign on stickers, but do not officially marry until the seventh season. After George's death and Izzie's departure, Alex, April, and Jackson also move into Meredith's house. In the sixth season, when Gary Clark arranges a shootout, she has a miscarriage due to tension and nerves, and then she cannot get pregnant for a long time. Chief Physician Richard Webber invites Meredith to continue her mother's research into diabetes, but she refuses and, together with Derek, begins research into Alzheimer's disease. When Richard's wife Adele shows symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and gets a place in Derek's study, Meredith decides to switch the paperwork so Adele gets the drug rather than a placebo. Meredith and Derek decide to adopt an orphaned Malawian girl named Zola and get officially married. When the truth about Meredith's fraud comes out and the project is transferred to another doctor, Derek is furious and tells her that he cannot raise the child with her. The guardianship service finds out about this and takes Zola away. Richard takes the blame for the falsification to protect Meredith and resigns as chief surgeon. Derek and Meredith soon make up and want Zola back, but fear the worst when the judge cancels Zola's adoption hearing. When Derek suggests that Meredith take another child, she says that she doesn't want another child other than Zola. They are both delighted when child welfare returns Zola to them. In the ninth season, she manages to get pregnant and at the end of the season she gives birth to a boy - Bailey Gray Shepard. In the eleventh season, Derek dies, and a few months later Meredith gives birth to a girl and names her after her mother, Allison Gray Shepard.
