![]() “You go give ’em hell!” she called after him. Richard promised her that he’d be back, but he had to go protest himself. And at Grey Sloan, Bailey was preparing as best she could for what might come. ![]() Maggie was in bed fretting about whether fiancé Winston was going to make it back from his cross-country drive in one piece he was more interested in worrying about the apartment that he had an eye on for them. At Cormac’s, his kids were painting, “I can’t breathe” signs. ![]() ‘REVOLUTIONS DON’T SCHEDULE APPOINTMENTS’ | As “Sign o’ the Times” began, Jackson was out for a jog when he came across protesters in the streets. Read on, and we’ll discuss how our protagonists made it through to the closing credits. And none of that was as disturbing as what happened to poor Winston. “Hold my beer,” said Thursday’s episode, in which they treated a patient injured in Seattle’s George Floyd protests as well as a man who didn’t believe that COVID is real (and, of course, had it). ![]() You might have thought that the doctors of Grey’s Anatomy were already stretched so thin that they couldn’t possibly be stretched any thinner. ![]()
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