Greys Anatomy is taking quite an interesting route in its 16th season. There has been a lot of back and forth with its storyline and plot, and Im not sure its making a whole lot of sense. Its unclear how theyre going to tackle the Alex Karev angle. I mean, is he just going to be at his mothers house forever? And just never going to answer Jo but answer Richards text? What are you doingGreys Anatomy?

And then theres the whole Pac-North and Grey-Sloan merger. Is thisreallynecessary? And if all the doctors were going to come back to Grey-Sloan, whyd they leave in the first place? It seems counterproductive at this point.

As we head inch closer and closer towards the season 16 finale, I hope that we get more clarification on Alex Karev, and I sincerely hope that Justin Chambers gets the farewell his character deserves. Hes one of the originals!

Theres a lot to discuss from this weeks episode, Save the Last Dance for Me, so lets get right into it!

Bravo,Greys Anatomy for giving us a character like Dr. Lauren Riley. But not just for the character, but for the fact that the actress that plays her, Shoshannah Stern is deaf. I love it when a series is inclusive and diverse in every imaginable way, and bringing in Stern was the perfect touch to this episode.

Dr. Riley was brought in, under false pretenses, by DeLuca to help treat Suzanne (Sarah Rafferty). The case is a mysterious one, and it seems like no one knows how to get to the bottom of it. Which is why Dr. Riley is brought in as she is a master diagnostician.

Of course, her methods are unconventional, but it just might be the way to figure out whats going on with Suzanne.

Ah, yes, the typicalGreys Anatomy plot twist that we all definitely saw coming. After Alex, Richard, Maggie, and Owen left and went to Pac-North, the whole story was getting so weird. I say weird because it was inevitable that they would all find their way back to Grey-Sloan.

Which is why I dont quite understand why we had to deal with all of that just for it to end up the way it has. After getting in a fight with Richard, Catherine decided to buy out Pac-North out of spite, just so Grey-Sloan could absorb it.

To fight back, Bailey and company decide to take the reins back in their control and away from Koracick and Catherine. They laid out their terms and left Koracick no choice but to accept it.

Not sure we had to take the route we did to get here, but at least everyone is back!

This is my favorite part of this weeksGreys Anatomy episode, hands down. Levis patient of the week was an elderly woman who had very little time left to live. She and her husband met while dancing and spent their lives together as dance enthusiasts.

As one final gesture, the husband asks Levi to help him plan a ballroom dance for his dying wife, and its all the feels. My heart was sinking and exploding all at the same timeand it was simply beautiful.

For a while, Amelia and Links storyline was the most interesting to me. We have Amelia who has made great strides in her life and finally comes across a nice guy like Link. So it was really infuriating when her pregnancy is turned into an it might be Owens kid plot point. Was this really necessary?

Couldnt we just let Amelia be happy for once?

Heres to hoping that the paternity test says something other than Owen.

Greys Anatomyneeds to address Justin Chambers exit in a proper way! He is one of the original cast members from day one, and it would be an incredible shame if Karevs exit was just chalked up to him running away from Seattle.

So far, thats the only inclination we have in regards to Karevs character. The show has started planting seeds of his absence by showing that he wont answer Jos texts (but conveniently answers Richards?) and then by showing the very apartment at the end of the episode.

Can we please make sure this is not the way Alexs story ends?

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