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Grey's Anatomy: In the Midnight Hour

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 16:45:55 EST

My cell phone was buzzing Thursday night, particularly during the Nine O'clock hour. Seems everyone I know who was watching Grey's Anatomy was either confused, irritated, disgusted or a combination of all of the above...

Grey's Anatomy: These Ties That Bind

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 13:24:34 EST

This week’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy could’ve been titled Out With the Old and In With the New, as it featured not only the debut of two new central characters, but the unceremonious (and poorly written) departure of the bristly Erica Hahn. And while I highly doubt we’ll ever get the official story on Brooke Smith’s exit from the show, there was plenty of other drama unfolding at Seattle Grace to write home about…

Review -- Grey's Anatomy: Rise Up

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 06:24:24 EST

It's sad but true that Grey's Anatomy is fast becoming my lone television indulgence of the week. Surprisingly, it’s also gotten better as the season has
progressed, in sharp contrast to just about anything on network TV these days. The secret, it seems, is to keep churning out fresh scripts pertaining to dead people. Or at least dead people portrayed by the sorely missed Jeffrey Dean Morgan...

Review -- Grey's Anatomy: Life During Wartime

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 20:54:56 EST

There are times when the writers of Grey's Anatomy attempt to explore so many angles -- using live animals to perfect surgical techniques, doctors battling their inner demons or patients suffering from any number of serious ailments -- that sometimes there is a less-than-perfect clarity to the show. Fortunately, the central theme of teaching that has wound its way through the season has proved ultimately fascinating and also paved the way for some much-needed comic relief.

But first -- no animals were harmed in the making of this episode. Or the writing of this recap. Had to get that out of the way, less some PETA fanatics feel the need to accuse me of endorsing violent trauma on helpless animals. Or in this case, extremely lifelike plastic and fiberglass replicas hog-tied to gurneys...

Review: Grey's Anatomy "There's No 'I' in Team"

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 19:58:55 EDT

I was seriously tempted to get all mavericky with you guys and title this recap Grey’s Anatomy: Just Give Me Your Kidney, but I figured it might read like a rather cold and unfeeling public service announcement for organ donation. (Either that or I’d open my door tomorrow and find jars full of kidneys on my front porch, just in time for Halloween) ...

Review -- Grey's Anatomy: Brave New World

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 22:59:47 EDT

There are nights when I sit down to watch television and take just a small moment to rejoice when a show has brought the funny. So my hat’s off to Debora Cahn and the rest of the staff at ABC for the generally light-hearted, fluffy, hugs-you-like-a-blanket episode of Grey’s Anatomy we've all just been treated to. It had been such a long time since this show really made me laugh, and so this episode truly felt like a “Brave New World”...

Grey's Anatomy: Here Comes The Flood

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 17:06:44 EDT

Last night's Grey's Anatomy was true to form in that it had a central theme -- it was all about fixing what's broken. (Or as head writer Krista Vernoff described it in her blog, "A love letter to therapy.")

Review -- Grey's Anatomy: Unlucky Number 12

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 11:54:16 EDT

Grey's Anatomy is back -- not only with its usual array of melodramatic developments, but news that the hospital has fallen far from grace...

Not Your Average Bro: A Talk with Burn Notice's Seth Peterson

no@spam.com (Stephanie Sigafoos) — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 09:50:07 EDT

An interview with Burn Notice star Seth Peterson, who plays Nate Westen (brother to Jeffrey Donovan's spy-guy Michael) on the USA Network series. No question was off-limits for Peterson, who talks about his character, his time on the Burn Notice set and what’s on his iPod. He also discusses how he got into acting, the show’s split season and what the future holds for Nate ...