[Criticism] Grey's Anatomy season 14: between heart and operations

Double dose of Grey's Anatomy on the occasion of the launch of season 14. A return to the Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital that takes us on the direct continuation of the final season of last May, with the return of a sister, the repairs of an explosion and love in the air… Our review.

In the last episode of season 13, we discovered at the same time as Owen that his sister Megan was alive, hostage for years in Iraq. His arrival in the United States allows us to become aware of his situation. She needs medical help following an explosion. This plot is only present to place the characters in a skilful staging. Mixing Nathan and Meredith's love stories with Megan's surgery makes it tasty. We can only worry about the changing behavior of Meredith, who, as Richard so aptly points out, looks more and more like her mother Ellis. The return of the character of Teddy, divinely embodied by the beautiful Kim Raver will delight fans. It will also serve as a common thread to put things back in place. Note the reaction of Arizona to die of laughter when they meet, a cult moment as the series knows how to offer us!

In addition, the hospital needs repairs following the explosion at the end of last season. This episode may also mark the end of the Jackson/April couple in a heartbreaking scene. The opportunity to put Maggie back on the front of the stage?

On Jo's side, things are not going well. Stephanie (Jerrika Hinton) has left after her burns and is looking for a confidant. Will Ben become the new Stephanie? She learns from Alex that he has found her husband Paul. Camilla Luddington can sometimes overplay but the reunion scene with Alex is just simple and beautiful. This couple is made to be together, let's hope the writers realize it once and for all.

Amelia looks more and more like a ghost. Her marriage to Owen has long since ceased and she cannot cope with the loss of her brother Derek. While participating in a test with DeLuca's sister, she discovers that she has a brain tumor. A clever maneuver to make us understand that the behavior of the character we know is only the result of an illness?

In bulk, we will remember Richard who must undergo the under-interns of Dr. Minnick (who has also left the series!), the very Italian arrival of DeLuca's sister during a leg game in the air with Arizona or even the discreet tribute to Dr. Yang.

Grey's Anatomy returns with what it does best. Some will say that the series purrs but the pleasure of finding this family is still present fourteen years later. The plots intersect, as do the characters and we wait to see what happens. Will Teddy stick around for a bit? What will Amelia's reaction to her discovery be? Will Meredith really become like her mother? To follow very closely every Thursday night on ABC…