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Re-watching Greys Anatomy. How did we cope with the cliffhangers in the old days???

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WildBurd · 30/07/2021 16:24

Omg I've mentally regressed so many years.

I sobbed over George being John Doe. (how the FUCK did we have to wait til the next series came out for the outcome?)

I'm finding myself fancying Jackson Avery, I had a dream about him last night.

I've just remembered what's going to happen to Lexi/Mark and I don't know if my 38 year old self can cope with it.

It's an absolutely terrible show, Dawson's Creek in a hospital, but I'm as sucked in and emotional over it as I was all those years ago when it was an episode a week.

I've literally watched 6 seasons in 2 weeks thanks to having to isolate.

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WildBurd · 30/07/2021 18:18

Just me?? Blush

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2monkeysinmyhouse · 30/07/2021 18:57

No not just you.
We are on season 16 having watched from the start, we watch a couple of episodes each evening and have just realised how much everyone has aged - we joked that this would have taken 16 years to get to this point. We know once we get to the end of season 17 we will have ages to wait - we don't even notice when a season changes now! The streaming we are used to has certainly changed our viewing habits!

Mangozesty · 30/07/2021 19:36

I completely agree! How did we wait between episodes, let alone series? I LOVED Prison Break and rewatched them all again recently, how did I wait between season 1 and 2 to find out what happened, how?!

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WildBurd · 31/07/2021 18:17

It's so so good.

George! 😭

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Chibbles · 04/08/2021 18:03

Argh I've just watched the "Flight" episode.

😭😭😭😭😭

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