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jmengert Enthusiast
jmengert
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I agree--booooo!!! The next new show is March 15, so we have to wait two weeks. This is the first show in a long time for me that I've actually looked forward to the next new episode.

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Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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I think that tomorrow night is a re-run. BOOOOOO on re-runs!! <_<

AAAARRRRGGGG!!!!

Thanks for the warning. It's sooo disappointing when I'm all excited about a new episode and it turns out to be a re-run.

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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Interesting how different people react to the same program. Both my wife and I thought that episode had all the markings of "shark-jumping" episode.

um, what is "shark-jumping"? :unsure:

well BOO on the reruns. but at least this time I know in advance. :)

Mango04 Enthusiast
Mango04
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um, what is "shark-jumping"? :unsure:

I was curious too. The Urban Dictionary really comes in handy sometimes haha

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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George and Izzy doing the McNasty?!?!?!!

jmengert Enthusiast
jmengert
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Yeah, I even knew it was going to happen for a few weeks now (I read a lot of spoilers!), and I was still "ugh-ed" out. I just don't think their friendship had that level to it--ever. At least it looks like it was just a drunken hookup and not more than a one time thing.

I hate that we have to wait another two weeks for a new show, too!

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Tim-n-VA
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I was curious too. The Urban Dictionary really comes in handy sometimes haha

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There is even a website where there are discussions about this: Open Original Shared Link

Things evolve but the "classic" definition is that a TV show has to be good for a while to jump-the-shark. A show that was bad from the beginning is just a bad show, not one that "jumped".

That ferry episode gets lots of votes for jumping but, again by the classic definition, the shark-jump is only seen in retrospect because one bad episode doesn't mean the entire series has dropped in quality.

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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Yeah, I even knew it was going to happen for a few weeks now (I read a lot of spoilers!), and I was still "ugh-ed" out. I just don't think their friendship had that level to it--ever. At least it looks like it was just a drunken hookup and not more than a one time thing.

I hate that we have to wait another two weeks for a new show, too!

I had read the spoilers too, but was hoping they were wrong! ha

Two weeks is too long to wait until another episode. What is up with all of the waiting?!?!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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George and Izzy doing the McNasty?!?!?!!

:huh: I know! Gross...... did not like it - - - maybe it was just a drunken hookup - - these people are so trashy, aren't they? get in a fight......have an upset......hop in bed with whomever's around.....

and this "best friend" thing with Izzy and George - - I dunno - - -

two weeks' wait - - :angry: pisser!

alamaz Collaborator
alamaz
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what happened to the dog that meredith gave to mcdreamy and addison? since mcdreamy has been living at meredith's where did he put the dog? or is addison living in the trailer now? i'm confused :unsure:

amy

Mango04 Enthusiast
Mango04
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what happened to the dog that meredith gave to mcdreamy and addison? since mcdreamy has been living at meredith's where did he put the dog? or is addison living in the trailer now? i'm confused :unsure:

amy

I think they had to put the dog to sleep :( I remember McVet was somehow involved in all that :rolleyes:

laurelfla Enthusiast
laurelfla
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I think they had to put the dog to sleep :( I remember McVet was somehow involved in all that :rolleyes:

yeah, Doc (i think that was his name?) was suffering and had to be put to sleep. animal drama makes me cry. :(

i too cannot believe they did that and it was gross seeing her wake up and have it hit her. i find it hard to believe. and also hard to believe anyone would do that with George! he stammers all the time!! i don't find him attractive or funny. this show aggravates me but i keep coming back! :P

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alamaz
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oh yeah! I remember McVet now. I liked him too....oh well. Poor pup. That must be why I blocked it out. I hate when bad things happen to animals!

Amy

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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I was so excited that Grey's was a new episode last night. It totally made my day (after having my hand get stuck/smashed in an elevator and having tests to see if I am having surgery!!) :lol:

I thought it was a pretty good episode. The whole Derrick thing with him being told that Meredith is what is keeping him from being chief has me curious......will he dump her to become chief??

-Jessica :rolleyes:

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Jessica--Ouch! I hope your hand is better today. :)

I really liked the episode last night. It was so nice to have a new one--it's been a while.

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Jessica--Ouch! I hope your hand is better today. :)

I really liked the episode last night. It was so nice to have a new one--it's been a while.

Ha....well if you consider purple knucles and pain when I move my fingers ok ....then yep I'm great :lol: Actually I think I am pretty lucky.....could have been much worse :)

YEAH FOR GREY"S ANATOMY!!!

How long do you think Callie and George are going to last at this rate??

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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How long do you think Callie and George are going to last at this rate??

If the scene between George and Izzie after her procedure is any indication, not too long, I'm afraid ;)

You poor thing--take care of that hand. :)

dlp252 Apprentice
dlp252
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I was so excited that Grey's was a new episode last night. It totally made my day (after having my hand get stuck/smashed in an elevator and having tests to see if I am having surgery!!) :lol:

I thought it was a pretty good episode. The whole Derrick thing with him being told that Meredith is what is keeping him from being chief has me curious......will he dump her to become chief??

Yikes on the hand!!!

Shoot...I think I totally forgot to record it, lol. Hope it repeats tonight...doesn't always, but I hope this is one of the times it does.

corinne Apprentice
corinne
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If you missed recording it, you can always watch it on the internet. I gave up my TV when I started a new job last September and unfortunately I found that I could watch Grey's online. Now I'm addicted again.

dlp252 Apprentice
dlp252
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If you missed recording it, you can always watch it on the internet. I gave up my TV when I started a new job last September and unfortunately I found that I could watch Grey's online. Now I'm addicted again.

Oh, I totally forgot about the Internet...Thanks! The episode DID repeat last night, but the Internet will be good for those times when it doesn't. Thanks! :)

angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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I do believe that grey's is a new one tonight!! YIPPIE!!!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I do believe that grey's is a new one tonight!! YIPPIE!!!

Yep--can't wait! :D

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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It always cheers me up when someone bumps this thread on a Thursday. I have something to look forward to tonight :) .

angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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It always cheers me up when someone bumps this thread on a Thursday. I have something to look forward to tonight :) .

Awww Jestgar.....so glad I could help make your day!!! ;) Now just be prepared to dish tomorrow about the show!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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well call me late to the game........

I recorded last week's episode and JUST watched it, in the nick of time! Have stayed away from this thread all week. Now, can I just say, I am still pretty grossed out and disbelieving of the whole George and Izzy thing. EWWWWWWWWW!! :huh: I do not like it I do not I DO NOT! I am just NOT feeling the love between these two. Ick!!

Sometimes Grey's annoys me a little bit - - this episode was one of those - - can't exactly explain why....other times I cry - - wine some, lose some. ;)

well stay tuned, another one's coming on in 15 minutes......oh and I DO think this is the precursor to Derrick ending it with Meredith to become Chief - - - absolutely - - and that will make me FURIOUS!

:)

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