Grey's Anatomy - Season 3: Seriously Extended (7 Disc Set) previews

I loved this season of Grey's so much I had to buy it.

My favourite episodes would have to be the ones in which Merideth drowns and Bonnie, Denny, the nurse who was friends with her mother, and the bomb disposal guy are with her in her afterlife to make her try and appreciate life more.

As a person who reads into things, I can see the slow transformation of the main character Merideth from ‘dark and twisty’ (mentioned in season 2, episode 1), to slowly coming out of her shell and becoming a more happier person (although it takes ages and she is still indecisive).

This season kept me entertained and I loved every episode, definitely worth buying!

By the time season three of Grey's Anatomy started, I was already hooked onto it because of the phenominal writing and acting, but the soapy drama has also kept me watching. Season one showed that soap operas can be sophisticated and mature due to its strong stories. Season two did the same but cranked up the drama to a slightly higher level. It has remained the same now throughout the seasons. Season three ranks among the best television I have ever seen. The recurring plot lines included the battle for position of Chief Resident among Callie, Burke, Derek, etc., Izzie's depression after Denny's death, Addison trying to regain a relationship with Mark and her secret affair with Alex, Alex's secret obsession with a female patient who goes by the name Jane Doe, a Izzie/George/Callie love triangle, Meredith's constant struggle with her family, Christina and Burke's constant fighting. George's father becomes at risk of death while being admitted for surgery, which also reintroduces the bitter Dr. Erica Hahn as a rival to Burke. Derek and Meredith also continue to have a bumpy on-off relationship, while Chief Webber is possibly leaving as Chief of Surgery. Season three set the bar high enough to give the writers and producers stress about future seasons. Hopefully they will provide what I'm hoping for, but I'll have to see. :D I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT THE NEXT SEASONS

A disappointing season compared to the previous two. Excellent ideas throughout the season, Meredith's drow­ning, Izzie's coping over Denny's loss, Burke's and Christina's wed­ding. But not so good – Izzie falls for George, and he is married to Callie. Boring two part episode with Addison traveling to LA – basically a set up for her spin off Private Practice. And some people would argue over the whole Meredith being dead and seeing the ghosts of Denny and the bomb guy and her dog. Still, a good amount of Greys worth watching, and certainly much better than Season 4 so far!

A little bit a disapointment after the previous seasons but it was still very good. We are introduced to some new characters, Callie Torres, George's love interest, Mark Sloan, Derek's ex-bestfriend who still has the hots for Addison, and a Jane Doe who Alex names Ava but who is later revealed to be named Rebecca Pope, she plays Alex's new friend/love interest but it's very complicated, considering the fact she has amnesia and is very sick. A few great episodes but once again Mer-Der fans are let down because Meredith continues to destruct their relationship. Cristina and Burke also face a rough time and this can get very old as can the George and Callie relationship especially when Izzie begins to intrude.