If you don’t want to know, move on. Otherwise, grab a tissue, cause this one was a doozey!
The minor highlights of last night’s Grey’s Anatomy season finale included the confession of love between Owen and Cristina, Bailey divorcing her husband, and the symbolic marriage of Derek and Meredith. The latter realized they were never going to find the time to have a real ceremony, so instead opted to write their vows on a Post-it note and sign it off, as if it were a real marriage license. And for them, it is. So Meredith is now Mrs. McDreamy.
And it only took how many seasons?
But now to the juicy stuff…
It has been speculated that two major characters will be departing the series as of this season. T.R Knight, who plays George, felt his character was underused and therefore wished to leave the show to pursue new projects. Katherine Heigl, who plays Izzie, has been rumored to want off the show in order to do more movies.
So what happens?
Read on…
George announced he was enlisting in the U.S. Army as a trauma surgeon and was headed for Iraq. His friends all plan an intervention to stop him from doing so, but unfortunately, they never get the chance. Because George never makes it.
In the biggest twist in Grey’s history, it’s revealed that George came back to the hospital as an unrecognizably bloodied, injured John Doe who had pushed a woman out of the path of a bus and been struck by it himself.
OMG!!!!!!
For Izzie, the audience finds their beloved blond doc in the middle of a terrible decision: she needs to have her brain tumor removed or she too will die, but if she has the procedure, she could lose her memory. Ultimately, she decides to have the surgery and awakes suffering from short term memory loss. By episodes end, she finally regains full use of her memory and rejoices in the arms of her new husband, Alex.
And then she flat lines!
Told you you would need those tissues!
What will happen next? Is George really dead? Will Izzie follow him into the white light? And can the show survive losing even more major characters?
We’ll find out…..next fall.
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