TMC
11-25-2016, 07:47 PM
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Every time we think Grey's Anatomy has topped itself, Shonda Rhimes and her team of writers throw us a curveball that leaves us weeping in the fetal position. Hospital shootings! Natural disasters! Dozens of doctors' deaths! It seems like there is a permanent dark cloud looming over Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, and not even the strongest magic-or Patrick Dempsey-can fix it. But what if all of those disasters didn't actually happen? What if they were just altered memories brought on by a certain main character's Alzheimer's disease? Entertainment Weekly Senior Writer Natalie Abrams put this theory into the universe earlier this week, and it actually makes a lot of sense. Specifically, Abrams
Every time we think Grey's Anatomy has topped itself, Shonda Rhimes and her team of writers throw us a curveball that leaves us weeping in the fetal position. Hospital shootings! Natural disasters! Dozens of doctors' deaths! It seems like there is a permanent dark cloud looming over Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, and not even the strongest magic-or Patrick Dempsey-can fix it. But what if all of those disasters didn't actually happen? What if they were just altered memories brought on by a certain main character's Alzheimer's disease? Entertainment Weekly Senior Writer Natalie Abrams put this theory into the universe earlier this week, and it actually makes a lot of sense. Specifically, Abrams