written by Allan Heinberg | directed by Debbie Allen | airdate 04.01.10
When Alex’s younger brother, Aaron, shows up at Seattle Grace-Mercy West with a hernia, it’s up to Alex to get Bailey’s approval for his pro bono surgery. Matters are further complicated when Aaron discloses that his family has not heard from Alex since he arrived in Seattle, and parts of Alex’s past long kept secret are revealed to his friends and fellow doctors.
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This Round-Up takes a look at all of the information pertaining to Season Six, Episode Nineteen of Grey’s Anatomy, entitled Sympathy for the Parents, which originally aired on Thursday, April 1, 2010.
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[ This review covers Season Six, Episode Nineteen of Grey’s Anatomy, entitled Sympathy for the Parents, which originally aired on Thursday, April 1, 2010 ] If there’s one thing to laud the writers for this season it’s their ability to illuminate the contrasts between the couples on this show. They’re all at very different stages [...]
When Alex’s younger brother, Aaron, shows up at Seattle Grace-Mercy West with a hernia, it’s up to Alex to get Bailey’s approval for his pro bono surgery. Matters are further complicated when Aaron discloses that his family has not heard from Alex since he arrived in Seattle, and parts of Alex’s past long kept secret [...]
This Round-Up takes a look at all of the information pertaining to Season Six, Episode Eighteen of Grey’s Anatomy, entitled Suicide is Painless, which originally aired on Thursday, March 25, 2010.
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Here is ABC’s official press release for episode 6×19 of Grey’s Anatomy, entitled “Sympathy for the Parents”. The episode airs April 1.