The island reveals another one of it’s magical tricks in the form of Locke. A few hints were made in previous episodes, but all is revealed as we delve into why Locke was in Australia in the first place. This episode was broadcast on October 13th 2004 by ABC.
Introductions are everything, and this episode has a pile of them. Lady Olenna, Jojen and Meera Reed, Ramsay Snow and Locke: Four very important characters to this plot, three very interesting, one god awful… This episode was written by Vanessa Taylor and was broadcast by April 7th 2013 by HBO.
Tabula Rose – Latin for Blank Slate, which is precisely what Kate is getting on this island. Complication and conflicts with many of the characters lead to tensions running high, and eventually, a death… This episode was broadcast on October 6th 2004 by ABC and takes place during Days 2-4…
More flashbacks, more mysteries and more terror for the survivors of the Oceanic Airlines Flight 815. Kate leads an expedition to call for help, but soon they realise that may not be so simple. This episode was broadcast on September 29th 2004 by ABC and takes place on Day 2.
The start of a modern TV Masterpiece from the mind of JJ Abrams… Jack and 47 other people survive a horrible plane crash on a mysterious island… but they aren’t alone. This episode was broadcast on September 22nd 2004 by ABC and takes place on Day 1 and 2…
After the events of last seasons finale, the hospital staff are in turmoil. Izzie is struggling to come to grips with what has happened, Meredith is questioning her relationships and there is a baby with 4 possible fourteen y/o mothers. This episode is written by Shonda Rhimes and was broadcast on 21st September 2006 by ABC.
We’re back with Season 3 reviews and this episode is pretty good actually. A character we all thought was long dead makes a surprise return in this episode along with many other twists and turns. This episode was written David Benioff & D.B. Weiss and was broadcast on March 31st 2013.
Another day, another Top Ten List. Grey’s Anatomy Season Two was an amazing season for the show. But, the most important part of any show, is the characters. This list will only include the ten cast members who have been a part of all 27 episodes. (or in one case, 26) That means characters such as Callie, Denny and Joe don’t qualify for this list.
What is dead may never die… But rises higher and stronger. This episode holds no punches and gives us some of the best of the season. From Tyrion being devious, to Renly and Catelyn meeting, a lot of stuff happens this episode. This episode was written by Bryan Cogman and was broadcast on May 15th 2012 by HBO.
Grey’s Anatomy improved on a great season one, with a brilliant season two. There were so many stand out episodes that it was difficult to fit into a top ten list. So, instead, I decided to choose the FIVE best episodes, as there are some clear winners.
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