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17 Things That Will Happen If You Start and Finish "Grey's Anatomy"

You'll want to be prepared.

Katrina Yarbrough

Jan 26, 2016

University of Tennessee - Martin

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17 Things That Will Happen If You Start and Finish "Grey's Anatomy"

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1. You fall in love with every male doctor. Why haven’t any of your doctors looked like that?

2. You quickly learn that Shonda is NOT your friend.

3. Cristina will become and remain your spirit animal.

4. You will change your major because surgery is now your life.

5. Speaking of surgery, you will convince yourself you could do a solo appy. If you watch all 11 seasons on Netflix, you could probably operate on an inoperable brain tumor.

6. Your friends will grow tired of you talking about Grey’s Anatomy. They don’t care what crazy stunt Meredith pulled today or who’s dating who now.

7. You’ll also need a chart to keep up with the relationships and hook ups. The characters even seem to forget or lose track from time to time.

8. Your sleeping pattern will change. Interns work 48 hour shifts. You are an intern now so you might as well start acting like it. Hey, that’s 48 episodes. No problem.

9. You will feel a lot better about your crazy outbursts because most of the characters are crazy in their own little adorable “fall in love with them” kind of way.

10. Don’t worry if you don’t like someone at first. They will always do something awesome and will grow on you.

11. You will realize it’s not a good idea to get attached to ANYONE.

12. You will cry and you will cry a lot.

13. You will need a few days to mourn after certain episodes and for the entire eighth and ninth seasons.

14. There will be no getting over the events of season 11 and you will understand and regret ever watching the series but realize that the feeling is a lie because it’ll be some of the best and worst moments of your life.

15. You will feel empty inside until Netflix uploads season 12. There are no shows that can compare.

16. But you will eventually try to watch the spin off, “Private Practice,” but you won’t like the L.A. doctors nearly as much and if you like Addison Montgomery, you’d be cheating on Meredith.

17. In the end, by starting and finishing the series, you will realize you don’t have any real friends because you’ve spent too much time being besties with fictional characters and you don’t know how to socialize with real people anymore.

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4. When you need to see an advisor, but they are too busy/unresponsive.

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7. Carefully moving things around to accommodate a different class/section.

8. Waking up at 6:00 a.m. for your enrollment time.

9. Concocting a new schedule at your enrollment time after your original plan gets changed.

10. Getting into a class and filling the last available seat.

11. When all of your classes finally go through.

12. Realizing that you forgot a class that was a pre-requisite for everything else.

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