I am Your Sunshine

Oh I’m angry… I’m really really angry.

First this following bomb squad guy’s instrution of imagining McDreamy talking to her in the OR. That was so LAME!!!! And as I was thinking, they’re not gonna blow him up as he walking out of OR with that ammunition, and *BOOM*, my Mr. Early Edition was all over Meredith. Not to mention Mr. Jones’ stooping heartbeat, I was like “Oh No… Don’t do this.” Guess Dr. Bailey also scares me, ha.

Comparing to the previous episode, this one seemed weak whatsoever. We all know that Meredith couldn’t possibly die. Nor are her fellow intermates. They need something to keep the tension, they need drama. So they pretended that they’re gonna kill Mr. Jones, who just appeared one time, and they mercilessly murdered my Mr. Early Edition. I’m so pissed. And Dr. Milton brought out the “pink mist” thing seemed just to be an perlude of Mr. Early Edition’s dance of flesh. Intro of George’s fantasy last week is corresponsive to the scene that Izzie and Christina helping Meredith to clean up. The first one is unnecessary and the second is cheesy. (Well, they’re necessary in some way. Without the punk mist theory, we won’t think too much when the shock of Mr. Early Edition (I’m kinda getting tired of calling him that now.) gone with the wind act overwhelms us. And the second one brought us straight from fantasies to reality.)

Anyways, I guess that’s the way it’s supposed to be. Somebody’s gotta die. It’s TV. And though I’m somewhat disappointed at this episode, there are still some parts I like (I was gonna say “enjoy”, but I have to be fair. I did enjoy the entire episode; maybe I was just pissed by being right), such as George encouraging Dr. Bailey (in these two episodes, we really can see the bounding between these interns with their “Nazi” resident), Adele saying to Chief, “That’s not the she he’s asking for.”