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The
four core doctors that we’ve been following since the pilot, Meredith,
Christina, Izzy and George, are not the wide-eyed kids they were three
years ago.
Watching Meredith operate on the paramedic, and then give
that speech to the other guy’s wife…well, speech-giving Meredith is
nothing new, but it just seemed more grown-up and less whiny than in
episodes past. And finally seeing her step up and give Derek the
ultimatum was refreshing.
Christina has really taken to the role of
Resident, and, I believe, is the most convincing doctor of the bunch.
As she consoled Lexy after she lost the Seth Green character (fantastic
guest spot, by the way), it’s easy to see elements of the great doctor
she is destined to become.
Now, I don’t know
how everyone else felt, but I’ve become kind of fond of the George and
Izzy storyline. I believe that, particularly in this installment, they
had some of the most significant character development of anyone on the
show, in that they had to make some of the most mature decisions that a
person will ever have to make. First, Izzy is facing the serious doubt
of whether she is really and truly cut out to be a doctor…which is
really going to be held over for later episodes, it seems.
However,
the BIG thing was their decision to end their romantic relationship. I
know this will please many, but, as I’ve said before, I’ve grown quite
fond of them together. Still, I think it’s the right move now. “Timing,
not chemistry,” indeed.
So, as I said earlier, on the whole, I’d say
the season is leaps and bounds over last year. It didn’t fall into the
trap of taking itself too seriously, as the show has done in the past,
which became my biggest complaint. It still remains one of the most
compelling shows on television, and one of most anticipated viewings of
the week.
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