Grey's Anatomy (TV Series) Help Me Through the Night (2020) User Reviews

Great Ending to the Crossover

[MovieTVRomanceFan · 9/10 · 27 February 2020]

Originally when the crossover began I was disappointed in the beginning with Station 19. I didn't think it was as exciting as I thought it would be. However, Grey's Anatomy more than made up for it. I loved how we got to see the residents as patients and them being treated by the doctors while getting to learn more about each of them. Helm finally and accidentally admitted she loved Meredith, Casey briefly suffered from PTSD and Blake... turns out he isn't a big of a jerk as he appears. Blake's past is revealed where it turns out both his parents are dead and he was raised by his loving grandmother whom he has a very close relationship with, so much so he didn't want to move to Seattle and leave her. Although I still hate how he outed Levi to the others about Meredith's insurance fraud, I'd say after the injuries he suffered in this episode he has payed his dues.

Aside from the residents I loved seeing all the doctors at work trying to save them and getting to see some new interactions like Cormac and Jo. I loved how they were both caring for the abandoned baby Jo brought in after briefly kidnapping him. Thankfully she didn't get into trouble and I continue to love watching her friendship with Link. They have become one of my favourite friendships on the show. However one of the saddest moments was with poor Bailey. Although Bailey had annoyed me this season by firing Meredith, Richard and Alex, she didn't deserve to lose her baby and it broke my heart to see her in so much pain. I'm glad she was comforted by Richard and Meredith in the end, showing their improved and restored relationships. The other moments I enjoyed in this episode was seeing Teddy and Owen get engaged. I knew it was going to happen. I just knew it. Plus Schmico are cuter than ever.

Overall this was a satisfying ending to the epic crossover between Station 19 and Grey's Anatomy.

Interns Their Lives in Danger!

[ZegMaarJus · 8/10 · 21 September 2023]

This Episode begins with Bailey, she sees that victims of the Joe's van accident have been brought to the hospital. Simms, Parker and Helm have been brought to the hospital, they also were at Joe's during the van accident. Schmitt fainted during Helm's surgery. Elliott his heart is beating again. Bailey and Richard perform Helm's surgery. Owen asks Teddy to marry with him, she says yes. Maggie is getting sued for Sabi her death. Nice Episode of Grey's Anatomy Season 16, such a emotional Episode again. Bailey is grieving because she lost her daughter yesterday, Richard tries to comfort her at his best. Meredith seems to like Cormac, will they fall in love?

Awesome

[leonardotiradospadaro-09347 · 10/10 · 25 January 2020]

I don't understand why season 16 episodes are so low in the ratings. This episode was amazing, and this season is being so far the best in a long time.

Disappointed

[flaviapcbh · 4/10 · 27 January 2020]

What is going on with the characters and their storylines? The beggining of the season was ok (not great), but now seems the writers lost confidence on the stories they've been working on. There's a lack of depth and complexity to some characters that is almost too painful to watch. The most consistent ones are Karev, Bailey and Webber. The rest of them are just waiting for the next plot twist. They took Owen's character way too far! He's messing up good storylines all over the place. Whatever empathy I had for him is just gone. Meredith wondering off AGAIN????? Oh why don't you just take a hike, Grey! This parade of suitors for Meredith is just ridiculous. I hope they (writers) pick it up again. It would be really sad to see such a good show lose quality towards the end.

Too much baby storylines

[Sammysop · 3/10 · 16 January 2023]

There's too much baby stuff. Everyone is (accidentally) pregnant or wants children, even the people who didn't want children at first. It's too much.

Teddy shows up with a baby, Amelia, Miranda, now Jo is fawning over a baby, come on. Even with Cristina, her choice to not get a baby almost defined her character, but it wasn't that bad the. There is more to life then babies, especially for these smart women with big carreers. And Owen, they are murdering his character.

The storylines just feel superficial? Like they are just barely scratching the surface anymore. For the first time I am disappointed in greys anatomy.

So so

[rodrigues-39189 · 5/10 · 10 February 2020]

The story at least had a few characters lives at risk but recently shonda Rhimes has not taken the risks she used to, there is no risk of losing characters because everyone ALWAYS LIVES. Also that doll used in the OR scene was incredibly fake and looked horrible

Make Owen Happy and Never Give Him Another Line Please

[lucasgregorine · 1/10 · 20 October 2021]

I am convinced that if Owen had choose Teddy like million seasons ago instead of almost forcing every female character in the show to consider having his damn baby we would have world peace by now... the amount of damage he singlehanded made to almost every good storyline in this show is unbelievable, and now he's going to ruin Amelia and Link's thing (as if Amelia did not suffer enough)! I feel like every writer in Greys anatomy is trying to have kids in real life for years and making their dreams reality through Owen's character this last couple of seasons, he would not shut up about it for years and now he has like 3 babys, it's ridiculous.