Previously on Heroes: Claire kissed a girl and she liked it. Sylar can't remember his own memories, Noah tries to help a kid who can control the circle of life, and Claire and Gretchen Join a sorority that Samuel's niece is in.
This week, Sylar is being a smarty pants and trying to scoot Matt out of his own body. He start by sleeping with Matt's wife, only Janice thinks it is Matt. Sylar has finally figured out how to temporarily push Matt's mind out of his body which is bad for Matt but obviously not for Matt's wife (high-o). Matt starts freaking so tells his wife to get lost, literately, so Sylar can't find her. She leaves and Matt finally figures out what he has to do to get rid of Sylar- be an alcoholic. Because drinking three bottles of liquor doesn't make you look crazy at all... So Matt drinks away his problems and passes out but when he wakes up, he realizes that, surprise, surprise, Sylar is smarter than he is. Honestly, are you really that shocked? While Matt passed out, Sylar stole his body and he has no intention of returning it.
In Georgia, Noah is still trying to get Jeremy out of jail except that the police aren't buying that Jeremy's parents died of carbon monoxide. Noah is all out of his own lies so calls Tracey and asks her to pretend that she is Jeremy's aunt so she could sign him out. Before Tracey sees Jeremy, she is intercepted by Samuel who takes her to the carnival and tells he to bring Jeremy there so that he doesn't have to hide. Tracey seems convinced that the carnival is the place to be. This also enforces our theory that Samuel is trying to get all the heroes together. Tracey talks to Jeremy and explains to him how it is to be different and reluctantly says that Noah and her will help him adjust. But when Jeremy gets released, the town isn't happy and goes all creepy mob in front of the police station. Jeremy is not happy and he accidentally kills a protester and won't bring him back to life. Some police officers are sick of the law and the tie a chain around Jeremy's feet and drag him from the back of a car and leave him on the road dead. Samuel then uses his magic powers as a badass to demolish the police station while people are in it. Samuel has officially promoted himself to the keeper of the heroes and it seems that he will stop at nothing to hurt those that hurt the heroes.
In Claire world, she and Gretchen get carried away to a slaughter house for the most over done sorority initiation ever. While the scavenge the slaughter house for clues, Claire finds out that something, or someone, is trying to kill Gretchen. She ends up punching Rebbecca, knocking her visible before she runs off. But when everyone turns they see Claire, impaled. So, as anyone would do, Gretchen pulls Claire off the pole and tada,Claire magic happens- in front of two other girls.
Heroes hits us again with another knock out episode that shows that the powers aren't going to be a secret for much longer. Will they all need to hide away from Samuel? While Drako's weird government run bag and tag be reinstated? Is Samuel good or bad? Of course we will not get any of these answers next week... Next week looks fantastic as Hiro goes back to save Charlie, but will he be able to survive himself?
Showing posts with label Lilia. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Lilia's Grey's Gossip- I Saw What I Saw
Lets set the scene
There is tension so thick that the finest scalpel goes dull in the air. The Mercy Westers and Seattle Gracers are going West Side Story on each other due to the merger and everyone is so concerned about getting extreme surgery that no one is caring about the plain old regular sick people.
This episode continues Grey's long streak of awesomeness by placing us in a medical mystery. One by one the Chief interviews all of our favorite doctors and our unfavorite Mecry Westers on what happened to a patient that came in with simple burns and ended up dieing in the clinic from multi-system organ failure (I might not know what that is but typing sure makes me sound smart).
Minute by minute the mystery unfolds as we try to figure out who ultimately killed the patient. We also find out more about the Alex/Izzie debacle. After Alex leaves a voice mail and Izzie's phone threatening to call the police and file a missing person's report, Izzie calls him on an unknown number. But because the sick patient choose a very untimely moment to stark coding, he had to hang up on her without getting a number and is unable to get her on the phone again. Maybe, just maybe, my dream will come true and Izzie will finally be a goner.
Meredith is still bed ridden but is able to come home. At the end, the Chief ends up placing the blame on April, the smart and super nice Mercy Wester, because she forgot to check the patient's airway and didn't see that there was soot, which ultimately killed her. So April gets the boot but instead of the Mercy Westers hating all the of Gracies, they all start to realize that they have to start working together or the will all eventually lose their jobs. There wasn't any group hugs or acoustic guitars, but the merger seems to be a little bit more peaceful after this crazy episode that had me gasping for about 427 times. That a lot of gasping.
Its good to see that Grey's is picking up again but it seems that any time Izzie is dead, dieing, or gone, the rest of the cast shines.
There is tension so thick that the finest scalpel goes dull in the air. The Mercy Westers and Seattle Gracers are going West Side Story on each other due to the merger and everyone is so concerned about getting extreme surgery that no one is caring about the plain old regular sick people.
This episode continues Grey's long streak of awesomeness by placing us in a medical mystery. One by one the Chief interviews all of our favorite doctors and our unfavorite Mecry Westers on what happened to a patient that came in with simple burns and ended up dieing in the clinic from multi-system organ failure (I might not know what that is but typing sure makes me sound smart).
Minute by minute the mystery unfolds as we try to figure out who ultimately killed the patient. We also find out more about the Alex/Izzie debacle. After Alex leaves a voice mail and Izzie's phone threatening to call the police and file a missing person's report, Izzie calls him on an unknown number. But because the sick patient choose a very untimely moment to stark coding, he had to hang up on her without getting a number and is unable to get her on the phone again. Maybe, just maybe, my dream will come true and Izzie will finally be a goner.
Meredith is still bed ridden but is able to come home. At the end, the Chief ends up placing the blame on April, the smart and super nice Mercy Wester, because she forgot to check the patient's airway and didn't see that there was soot, which ultimately killed her. So April gets the boot but instead of the Mercy Westers hating all the of Gracies, they all start to realize that they have to start working together or the will all eventually lose their jobs. There wasn't any group hugs or acoustic guitars, but the merger seems to be a little bit more peaceful after this crazy episode that had me gasping for about 427 times. That a lot of gasping.
Its good to see that Grey's is picking up again but it seems that any time Izzie is dead, dieing, or gone, the rest of the cast shines.
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