Grey's Anatomy Monologue

Today is the day. Today is finally the day that I am to be released from the psychiatric hospital since that day when I passed out. I know last time you heard from me, I was broken and unhappy and had hate for the world, but i'm in the best state i could ever be, I really am I tell you. Oh how excited I am to see old Phoebe. I haven’t seen her since i’ve been admitted into this wing of the hospital. Oh I wonder how much she has grown< She was so intelligent and pure, nothing could ever compromise her. So I hope nothing hasn’t. I was retrieving most of my belongings before I left, when I happened to run into old Ms. Patty. This was my nurse and oh, how lovely she is. “Oh hello Holden, leaving so soon ?” she said so to me with great compassion. Naturally I said, “Why yes sadly, I must go on with myself and enjoy the world, perhaps find myself a woman”, I said this suave as hell, I tell you.

When watching the show you feel like you are actually there, living with them, feeling the same emotions that they feel, going through the hardships with them. Every episode teaches a life lesson in a subtle way, there is power in the dialogue, while still making it relatable and interesting. Filled with love, anger, passion, and fortitude the show makes you fall in love with each character a little at a time. At first glance, One Tree Hill seems like a cliche teenager show that only airheads would be interested in, but it really is not. One Tree Hill is extremely thought out and entrapping, it teaches teenagers life lessons by building each character into a role model, even the ones that you thought had no heart. They do this mostly through the use of Dan Scott, murderer of his own brother, but the lifesaver of his son Nathan. It can teach you that nothing is as it seems and even the simplest of shows can have the biggest impact on a person’s life. The show has also taught me that the worst of people can overcome adversity and have a change of heart before it is too late. One Tree Hill might just be a T.V. show, but too so many people around the world it is a major part of their life, they look up to the characters, and believe in the things that the show is

Dr. Hastings runs over and sedates Wilbur again. Wilbur falls back asleep. There is a buzzing on Dr. Hastings phone. DR. HASTINGS Ugh!

I feel that way because Jane is so childish. Especially dating Jesse when she knows that Braedon is his best friend. I also really like Madison but really dislike Gabby. I like Madison because she's gets along with everyone and is very friendly. All Gabby does is harass Madison and try to sabotage Scarlett and Jane. I liked how the show was about the girls everyday normal lives. I hated how Travis made they do stuff they didn't want to. For example when Scarlett showed Gabby and Madison around U.S.C and Travis said “ Can your be nice to M an G” (Conrad 280). I felt that Scarlett is an adult she can do what she

“ I’m very sorry Carrie...” is what the doctor said; she knew it was coming, that he was going to say it. “I’m very sorry Carrie; you have been diagnosed with cancer.”

Goodness, where do I start? I must first start by saying this year has been one of the best of my whole entire life! I’m incredibly grateful to have been given the opportunity to shadow you, not only shadow you, but develop a relationship with you and get to know you as a doctor and on a personal level. It’s complete devastation to know you are leaving, however I am so excited for you. I wish you nothing but the best on this new chapter in your life; I know you’ll go off and continue to heal and inspire just as you have here at St. Mary Corwin.

Bloodline exceeded all my expectations. This show has made a lasting impression from the awesome portrayal of characters and real life relatable events, to the incredible story plot and unbelievable cinematography. For a most amazing emotional roller coaster, the first ten minutes of “Bloodline” will be unforgettable, directly stating the major conflict in the beginning of the

I’ve told you all I know. Look, Ciaran, I appreciate you rescuing me last night, but I really have to go. Right now.”

Nearly every Sunday (then Friday) night, my family and I always found ourselves reclined on the couch with snacks and bedding to watch this show. Throughout middle school and through the early years of high school it was almost a tradition. When it was on, it encouraged me to stay home. I would not go hangout with people if someone started flipping through the channels and came across this. Or if I already had plans of leaving, I tried to prolong them until it was over. My family watched, laughed and cried together while watching it. We were all always so busy, so getting to spend quality time like this really helped us relax and bond. Without our weekly events like this, we would not get to see each other much with school, work, and other

I was looking through profiles, and came across yours. I like the content of your page, and the way you speak about God and the Bible. It seems sincere. I also like the way you candidly mention some of the weirder things that you’re into. We have a bit in common.

I was skeptical at first but the lead character Huey really sold me on the show. Laughs where had tears were shed. Story is always big selling point for me in any sort of show. Going into Memphis I had no idea what it was about or why it was even called Memphis. The civil rights movement have always been one of my parts of history. The funniest part in my opinion was anytime Huey was on the radio. He was so lively and had so many great lines. On the complete opposite the most heart breaking scene was at the end when you see Huey years later and he’s lost everything the love of his life, his show, and the fame.

I watched “13 Reasons Why” because my friend, Jenna, was watching it and told me about it. She watched it before it was so popular and wanted someone to talk to about it. She told me that it was interesting and she thought I’d enjoy it, so I started watching it. I finished this show in 3 days; I was so eager to know how it ended. Right after I started watching it all my other friends started watching it and it became extremely popular.

I really, really loved the writing style of Andy Weir. I was drawn in right from the start. The main character Mark Watney was funny, smart and you were just rooting for him to survive right from the start. He is the type of character that I would love to know in real life.

Within three episodes I was literally convinced it was the best show ever, and THAT is when my obsession began.

Well, I had a recurring role, and the show only ran one season. I was in eight of the fourteen episodes. What I do remember from the show is walking with my "mom" on the show, and a car came up and I was pulled into this car, and we drove away really fast. I also remember being in a box when I was kidnapped. I remember I couldn 't see out of the box, and I told them that it was too dark. Then they got a tool and cut a bigger hole in the box so that I wasn 't scared.