Grey's Anatomy "Out of Nowhere"

      " There are some disasters you just don't see coming... no matter how carefully you plan. The little surprise that changes everything. In surgery, we call it a complication. In life, it's a catastrophe."

Is it bad to say that I actually like that we found out Jo's real name is Brooke. Such a better name... just saying.

"In surgery we call it a complication... a disruption, a glitch... a nasty surprise. It calls for extreme measures. You have to react quickly. Try to catch up. Because it came out of no where. And it can take everything away."

Grey's Anatomy "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story"

      "Surgeons are scientists, trained to believe only in that which we can see and touch. but that training doesn't always take."

300 Episodes, wow.... I've watched every single episode since it wasn't even sure it would get a second season. On a different note, i don't care if "we're both bad, and we know it..." but i'm fine with that if i get DeLuca

      "Scientists or not, most of us who have been at this a while, are forced to acknowledge the mysteries of life. We are forced to acknowledge that certain kind of magic exist. And that history and memory and the ghosts of our pasts are sometimes just as tangible as anything we can hold in our hands."

Grey's Anatomy "Come On Down to My Boat, Baby

      "Surgeons don't wear capes or amour. We don't carry guns. and no one throws us a parade. But we do fight like hell to save your life. And we're also holding a knife in our hands... knowing we might be the one to end your life."

Meredith gets nominated for a Harper Avery

      "Bravery isn't always about running into fire. Sometimes its about facing the past. And on the hardest days, its about facing the future."

Danger Zone ep 14.05

      "As surgeon, we rely on cycles, heartbeats, cell regeneration circadian rhythms. We know something is wrong when the cycle is broken. Our duty is to fix it. To force the cogs back in line. But that break can also be useful, like a warning shot." ~ Owen Hunt

Damn it, just when i was starting to really like and have a crush on Riggs, he's gone

"When we come to depend on a cycle, the thought of it breaking is scary. even the cycles that cause us harm. But sometimes when we break the cycle, we find something better. Something unexpected, something we never dared to dream was possible. We find freedom. We find peace." ~ Owen Hunt

Grey's Anatomy "Ain't That a Kick in the Head" 14.04

      "There are 100 billion neurons in the human brain, making and remaking connections. It's helping us with math,  remembering our keys, our dads voice, working hard all the time. So when the brain is faulty; its a big re-wiring job. And there's no margin for error. When your going into surgery, you worry you won't wake up. But with brain surgery, you worry you will wake up... but you won't be there when you do." ~ Amelia Shepherd
      Wowser, hit close to home

      "The trouble with crossed wires is you don't know they happened until its to late. So we have to very careful with our connections. They take time, care, and attention. They take vigilance and single-mindedness. We reconnect everything we can, as carefully as we can. And then we just have to pray to god, that we got it right." ~ Amelia Shepherd

Inhumans "Divide & Conquer" 1.03

      Okay, so I am going to keep watching this show until the end because i am a huge comic book nerd. However, I am seeing why it didn't make it to the big screen, because I don't think that peoiple would be able to relate to it enough. It is a whole differnt unierise in and of it self. I did like the reference when blackbolt was in the same cell with that one dude who was trying to get him to talk. Was I the only one who noticed the reference to "Fantastic Four's" 'The Thing?'
      Mortis on the other hand is not funny to me in the least, but actually a little annoying and childish in his humor.
      On a very different note, let's not pretend about the eye candy from one of the dudes's, Rino, who was part of that cannabis form of drug laundering and what not. Supper break, do they really still use and throw around that term in Hawaii?

Grey's Antatomy "Go Big or Go Home" 14.03

      "I'm going to tell you a secret; doctors are not gods. We like you to think we have all the answers, you have to trust us enough to let us cut open your flesh and poke around at your insides, so its helpful if you think we have it all together. It's helpful if you don't know that just like you were anxious, we're insecure, we're angry. You have to let us come at you with a scalpel. So its helpful if you don't know, just like you, we're wrecks." ~ Meredith Grey
      That was a very interesting episode. Packing a lot of thing into so small of a punch. Never would have thought that the second episode of the season. (or i guess technically the the third episode); but that Amelia drop was crazy business. However this does seem to pave a way for lots of new story lines.
      "So how do we do it? How do we save lives, when ours maybe falling apart, well for one thing we never perform surgery without an assist. We look at the case, we gather the team... and accept we don't have to go it alone." ~ Meredith Grey