Almost given up on this show, the actors are getting good scripts and no longer have to waste their enegry trying to act stupid. This is a great and talented group... I seems the characters are getting equal air time. I am happy to return to this old favorite PAX !.
cadjchez

This was probably the best Grey's Anatomy ever. My heart jumped a beat when they figured oud it was George, and when Izzy suddenly stopped. Absolutely and positively my favorite episode so far! I can't wait for Season 6!

there are no words, amazing.

top notch episode...i jumped out of bed to weep a tad a halfway write this review while thinking about all the people i need to say i love you too more oftesn. geezus what an episode. i know im late but i had forgotten how much i enjoyed this show.

The episodes chosen, if for whatever reason they had to be limited in number, as opposed to having ALL the season's episodes, are pretty much equally incredible. The writing is stellar. The caliber of what we are seeing on television these days is light years from what it was even 10 years ago. I don't watch network TV so am grateful to be able to see the best of the best via Hulu, albeit I'm always behind, seasonally speaking. These hand-picked episodes took my breath away with so many original storylines, plots and twists and turns. I was actually sobbing at several points...I hate hanging here at the end of season 5 while two of the original and most beloved characters' futures weren't totally determined (I may be really naive here, but I'm hoping for miracles and their return next season). Again, great writing - really good dialogue. The writers deserve any and all awards that have been bestowed. To keep up that level of quality week after week after week, for 20+ weeks... I stand in awe. We used to have to go to the theater for the level of quality that you have attained. And you have to produce it for 20+ hours in a season, as opposed to a 2 hour long movie! Thanks for constantly giving 100 percent of your outrageous collective talents to us, your (now quite spoiled) audience. You have set the bar way, way up there.