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Jessica Erdas (463 KP) rated Grey's Anatomy - Season 3 in TV
Jun 12, 2018
Some of the interns, again, find themselves in harms way and barely escaping death as they continue to navigate the halls of Seattle Grace. Tragedy after tragedy befalls our heroine as she tries to touch base with who she truly is as a surgeon and otherwise. Boundaries are again crossed and pushed to their limit. Relationships constantly being built and torn down all around our favorite interns.
Josh Sadfie recommended Streetwise (1984) in Movies (curated)
Jessica Erdas (463 KP) rated Grey's Anatomy - Season 5 in TV
Jun 12, 2018
A new doctor joins the team at Seattle Grace and sparks fly with Christina. Just as things seem to be coming together, it's revealed that this doctor suffers from PTSD which complicates things. Health issues arise in an unusual way with one of the interns thinking they're either being haunted or losing their mind. An unexpected wedding takes place followed by a tragedy that deeply affects the entire hospital.
HString (92 KP) rated An Affair to Remember (1957) in Movies
Apr 4, 2019
Classic
Absolute classic. Very of its time. A spread of laughter and tears. Deborah Kerr at her best.
Everyone knows the tale of meeting at the top of the empire state building but I think people forget the full story. I certainly had and was moved all over again after revisiting this film after about 25 years!! Makes me want to watch sleepless in Seattle again!!
Everyone knows the tale of meeting at the top of the empire state building but I think people forget the full story. I certainly had and was moved all over again after revisiting this film after about 25 years!! Makes me want to watch sleepless in Seattle again!!
The Marinated Meeple (1848 KP) rated When Harry Met Sally (1989) in Movies
Apr 2, 2018
I'll have what she's having.... (1 more)
New Years Eve
A perfect Romantic Comedy for those who like dialog... Really nails the time period.... and a diner scene.
Way beyond quirky, but still interesting and relatable. This is one of those films that when it comes on TV I don't change the channel until the next commercial breaks the spell. It's great. For Meg Ryan, her best films are this one and Sleepless in Seattle.
Jessica Erdas (463 KP) rated Grey's Anatomy - Season 1 in TV
Jun 12, 2018
The start of a wild journey
The series follows Meredith Grey who is a surgical intern at Seattle Grace. The series gets off to a rocket start with Meredith unknowingly sleeping with an attending at the hospital the night before she starts her internship. As well as following Meredith, the show also follows the other interns who work alongside her. A lot of dark comedy as well as real world relationship and medical woes.
Duff McKagan recommended Axis: Bold As Love by The Jimi Hendrix Experience in Music (curated)
Dean (6921 KP) rated You've Got Mail (1998) in Movies
Jun 15, 2020 (Updated Jun 15, 2020)
A very good Rom-com re-uniting Tom & Meg again. They have done a few films together now including the similar Sleepless in Seattle. They have a great chemistry together on screen. This is well written and directed and quite funny too, without being too mushy. A kind of will they, won't feel to it, funny to see this was made when online chatrooms were just becoming quite popular. Worth seeing even if you avoid Rom-coms like your in-laws!
Jessica Erdas (463 KP) rated Grey's Anatomy - Season 2 in TV
Jun 12, 2018 (Updated Jun 12, 2018)
As Meredith and her intern friends continue to navigate the halls of Seattle Grace Hospital, they grow fearless and overconfident. Their personal lives take turns as the hospital throws them into constant drama. Boundaries are crossed between attendings and interns as well with patients which creates a downward spiral of emotions. Heartbreak, tragedy, personal growth, and a thirst for knowledge drive the interns to do the unthinkable. The stakes are raised during surgery when a dangerous item is found inside the body of a patient.
graveyardgremlin (7194 KP) rated Underground (Greywalker, #3) in Books
Feb 15, 2019
Underground is a solid third entry back into the grey. Harper is, as always, a protagonist I can relate to and is believable in her thoughts in actions. Although the plot was slow at times, it was still entertaining and usually kept my interest. I love Seattle as a setting, even if there are a few liberties (hey, I've never been there! :P), and will continue to pick up Ms. Richardson's books!
*slight spoilers*
I hope Will is gone for good (what a bore) and Quinton is as intriguing as he's always been.
*slight spoilers*
I hope Will is gone for good (what a bore) and Quinton is as intriguing as he's always been.