Critics’ rating: 3.7 / 5.0
3.7
Sometimes, I forget about Mel and Nick’s cuteness.
Surprisingly, in Gray Anatomy Episode 11 Episode 11, we have a healthy dose of the couple, which makes them conflicted in the liver and presents the reality that their future lives can achieve.
One thing that remains consistent with the series is its commitment to exploring Alzheimer’s and its weight on Mel and others.
Let’s start the Bible – Separate the liver, baby!
The whole thing about Evan isn’t as thrilling as the Gray Anatomy Season 21 Episode 10.
She lied to keep her wife’s liver, put everyone’s work in danger, usually a dick.
The latter continued as she quickly judged Meredith and the others because they did not succumb to her will and did not subscribe to all the problematic actions she had taken to make Tasha the liver.
Should we sympathize with Evan? Probably, but the characters are so harsh that it’s hard to do it.
She put everything and everyone in danger, which means the board must decide whether Tasha can get her liver after Evan pulls everything. Shockingly, her health and mental decline were not a mitigating factor for the decision.
But Bailey and Ben’s patient Lisa also desperately needed the liver, which was a game that led to hopes of the board’s decision to save someone’s life.
Evan’s boldness in all of these processes is shocking. She did so many things that she thought she would lash out at everyone, make assumptions, and get angry that someone else could get a liver was too much for me.
Evan is annoying and sympathetic
She acted as if no one else had experience in Alzheimer’s and had lost the ability to connect, understand dilemmas and compassion.
Evan quickly thought MER was buried in her patients and studied the second chance she could see that people should be seen as human beings.
On the surface, it makes sense to hand over the liver to Lisa, but neither Evan nor Nick did.
Nick’s advocacy for Evan and Tasha seemed to bring some ulterior motives, so it makes sense for Mer to call him out. But we also know that Nick is always passionate about his patients.
He is honored for him to come up with a solution to tear off from a biblical story, which involves them splitting the liver.
Essentially, they got two for 1 because of the liver regeneration, saving two lives. Too big for Lisa, Tasha only needs a lot.
It was a happy ending for everyone, Evan apologized to Mel, who showed some level of grace after all, and Catherine was still angry, but she might get over it.
Mer and Webber even made up, which is good because it always sucks when fighting.
The whole messy case paid off when Nick and Mel were honest about the incident that day.
Mel and Nick really serve long distances
Mess assumes that when Nick looks at Tasha, he thinks of Meredith. After all, Tasha is a ruthless young woman who starts with Alzheimer’s disease, and it’s a sober reality that he and Mer may face the same fate.
But he elaborated that it was more about him seeing himself in Evan and knowing that he would move to heaven and earth to get what she needed because he loved her so much.
He was supposedly so used to Mer Rogue that she followed the rules this time to remove him. But the fact that he could have related to Evan brought him a fire more than usual.
Nick and Mer are very satisfied like a couple, I love that they can start a little bit on the spot and then have those conversations at the end of the day and clear the air.
They are a healthy couple, which is great, considering that many others may be everywhere.
Sorry, sorry. Still don’t care about Molly and Guan
Does anyone really care about Molly and Guan? It’s hard for me to invest in their love story.
She has always been surrounded by his judgment, and their history is not well translated because we hardly know any character.
Honest interns have done something outrageous, like the underground surgery club, where they operate on each other.
This is the heart-nurturing? They concealed the fact that they were working for one of their loved ones. But at least Amelia is always the game.
Kwan went all out of his way throughout the place, and Molly wanted to have an experimental brain surgery so she could remember him. I think it will be good for them.
Lucas and Simone are still developing. Given that Simone’s moment was that she was an intern at Modern Mer, it fitted, and in a part of a film featuring Alzheimer, it made her think about her grandmother.
Teddy has two hands – Cass wants one of them
Lucas’s proposal to spend time with her grandmother was sweet. It shows how much he truly loves Simone and wants to support her.
Then there are Teddy and Irving.
Cass is back, the sexual tension she encounters with Teddy. I have to respect that woman to tell Teddy that she is trying to respect her boundaries while still keeping the door open for more.
Teddy doesn’t seem to be used to being as bold as her. She wouldn’t cross the lines either, she only claimed that she didn’t want to, but we know she did.
Towen competed in a game to see who would cheat another person first for a while.
Smells like an open marriage
At least they were in a place where they could be honest, but we spent the whole hour giggling with Nora and Teddy and ready to pounce on Cass, who were totally there flirting with Teddy.
But until Irving’s patient confessed with such a loving embarrassment, he seemed to have mastered more than one feeling.
Not only did those nasty kids attract Irving with their ridiculous treasure hunting scattered defeat, but they probably opened their eyes.
He and Teddy eventually talked to each other, being honest with each other, which was progress for them. However, it seems that both of them acknowledge that they are connected to others while still in a hopeless love relationship, and their next step will open up their marriage.
Maybe they think people can serve them well because people can meet different needs.
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