" You're My Home " is the 25th and late-season episode of the eleventh episode of the American television medical drama Gray Gray Anatomy, and the 245th episode in its entirety. It aired on May 14, 2015 at ABC in the United States. This episode was written by William Harper and directed by Rob Corn. At the start of the broadcast, the episode opened for positive reviews from television critics and watched by 8.33 million viewers.
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Plot
With only five minutes to get April patient out of the car to the operating table, apprentice Stephanie should help make the path clear. Alex asks Jo if it's okay if Meredith and the kids move in, which Jo misunderstands because Alex wants to plant roots and have a family with Meredith. Alex clarifies the question, so Jo goes to buy a fixer-upper just for her and Alex.
Meredith tried to fix the damage between Amelia and her by allowing Amelia to hear the last ballot Derek had left on Meredith's phone. April tells Jackson that he wants to return abroad, but he gives him an ultimatum: he can go, but if he does, he will not be there when he returns.
Richard tells Bailey that he will be the next chief of operations, but Catherine will not have them. The couple started arguing again, so Meredith played the "my husband's dead" card, and she told them to find out whatever caused their breakup. Richard and Catherine compromised their differences; one of which was that Bailey had to fight the candidate from outside Catherine. By working out their differences, Richard and Catherine were married in the hospital chapel, and they were greeted at the homes of Meredith and Derek.
During the party, Maggie told Meredith that her parents would divorce, and the reason she had not told her before was that the problem seemed so trivial to Meredith. Meredith comforts Maggie by saying she can always talk to her, and she, Maggie, and Amelia "dance-out."
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Reception
Rating
"You're My Home" was originally broadcast on May 14, 2015 in the United States on American Broadcasting Company (ABC). This episode was watched by a total of 8.83 million viewership hikes from the previous 7.74 episodes. In key 18-49 demographics, the episode scored 2.1/8 in the Nielsen rankings
Reviews
This episode received positive reviews from critics. TVFanatic gave a positive review for this episode, "This is a satisfying ending that will really work well for the final series, if you do not count that Meredith's last strange black and white dance. , no cliffhangers.We do not end up with additional networking needs.The doctors are all working together for the perfect plan, all based on perfect timing, very strong and strong. "
The A.V. Club writes, "when it comes to creating catastrophes and accidents and dooms to weave him thrown, nobody does it better than Shonda Rhimes.Exotic medical illness and advancement offer a ready frame for the doctor's soapy emotional situation to cling. " TwoCentsTV gives a boring review calling the episode" unimpressive "," You probably do not think about which Meredith thrusts an Alzheimer's experiment, takes Zola home, and Derek will not reply to his summons. will only be remembered as "there was an episode after Derek died that year?".
TV Equals wrote, "I'm not a fan of doctors crying in the operating room, but I love how the conflicts of Maggie and Amelia peak at a good time to bond and dance off with Meredith at the end of the episode. Gray's Anatomy next season, it's mostly because of my interest in seeing what the authors do with Amelia and Maggie and with extension, Meredith. "Entertainment Weekly provides various positive reviews for the episode that states," It ( episode) feels like... well, a regular old episode, and that's not what I expect from the end of the Gray season. "This is not to say it's bad, because it's not. The episode focuses on romance more than anything else, which is a nice speed change. "The site praised April-Jackson," I do not like Jackson and April. But during the season, I've appreciated their relationship and all its complications. " EW also praised the development of Meredith Gray saying," In essence, Gray is about relationships - people who survive, people who do not - and that warms my heart to see Meredith find strength in his relationship with friends and family now, He may no longer be dark and winding, but he is still Meredith, and that is why, 10 years and much frustration later on, I (mostly) can not wait for the 12th season to roll over -Guling. "
E Online also gave a positive review, "The end of the night feels like another Gray Anatomy midseason episode because no doctor is in any physical danger... until the last five minutes, when she managed to sneak in. one scene really and truly destroy us again.Tekek's final phone call to Meredith, those are the last perfect words, and therefore, they are the cruelest last words. "adding that," Jo finally said " I love you "to Alex! These two men deserve the happiest ending." TV Overmind also provides the most positive reviews, "This is a very difficult and heartbreaking season from Gray's Anatomy.After all the loss, the event picks a more hopeful end of the season, even if there are some low points. "The Daily Fandom wrote" The end does not really feel like the end of the season (more like the final series, quite honestly.) I am reconciled with how it finally ends.This shows how everyone moves, whether it is shared or because they are heading in the new direction altogether. "and consider Caterina Scorsone" phenomenal ".
References
External links
- "You're My Home" in IMDb
- "You're My Home" on TV.com
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