The season premiere of Grey's Anatomy premiered this week, with the team relying on an explosion that left everyone wondering who would survive. Here's my recap and review.
The season premiere of Grey's Anatomy resumed shortly after the finale’s cliffhanger, with the team relying on an explosion that left everyone wondering who would survive. It was your typical all-hands-on-deck situation, focusing on a hospital in crisis.
Crisis and Loss
All hospital personnel were on emergency alert to evacuate the surgical floors, which had been compromised. Interns Adams and Kwan were attending to Nora; Millin was forced to independently perform surgery as Beltran was injured; and Link was critically wounded due to crushed debris. Meredith broke back into the hospital with Griffin and new interns to help care for the influx of patients, only for one of the interns to be injured along the way.
Bailey, Owen, Warren, and Winston successfully relocated Link, but their crucial actions only saved him in the nick of time, thanks to the assistance of Teddy. Meanwhile, Millin gained the confidence she needed through Beltran's unwavering support to conduct the surgery and save the child. Nevertheless, the premiere delivered its devastating blow: it was Beltran who did not survive the incident. This loss is a major shake-up for Millin, Winston, and Amelia, adding a powerful emotional twist to the season.
Relationship Fallout
Outside of the trauma, the personal dramas continued. Although Adams maintains that she and Griffin have reconciled, her perspective has shifted after collaborating with Bryant at the clinic alongside Meredith. She also informs him that she had a romantic relationship with another person during their period of separation. As for Link, while Jo is glad to see him alive, his critical injury might test their journey together as a married couple.
Final Verdict
"Only The Strong Survive" was an exciting and action-packed season premiere that kept you hooked from start to finish. It was thrilling to see where the season would take Griffin and Adams' messy relationship, and it was truly inspiring to watch Millin conquer her fear of performing surgery solo. Although it was incredibly sad to see Beltran go—I had hoped she'd join the main cast—losing her will definitely be a massive emotional catalyst for the doctors who worked closely with her. All in all, I give the season premiere an 8/10.
What did you think of the season premiere of Grey's Anatomy? Like it or hate it? Leave a comment.
You can catch Grey's Anatomy on Thursdays at 10/9c on ABC and streaming the next day on Hulu.
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