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One Tree
Hill is one of the few shows that I started watching from the very
beginning. It started when I was in high
school so there was an obvious connection to this teen drama. Although I didn’t go to a school like Tree Hill
or have those kinds of high school experiences the characters were very relatable
and I was hooked from the start. The show
was full of ups and downs with friends, lovers, school, sports and families. For me the game changing episode for this
series was called, “"With Tired
Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept" and it was in season
3. For fans of the show this is the school
shooting episode. Not only was this
episode emotionally driven as our favorite characters were either being held up
with a gun or bleeding out in the library, but that episode ended with a bang.
Literally. The last moments of this episode turned tree hill upside down and
changed the whole series forever. The episode ends with Dan picking up Jimmy
Edward’s gun and shooting his brother Keith square in the chest. Tree hill was never the same and the show
wasn’t either.
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Grey’s
Anatomy has always been one of my favorite shows. I used to watch ER with my mom growing up so
Grey’s became my doctor show. Grey’s has
had a lot of game changing moments starting right from the start. Season one, which was only 9 episodes, ended
with the reveal of Addison Montgomery, “And you must be the woman that is
screwing my husband”. After that
cliffhanger, audiences were bound to tune back in for season 2. Now for those
of you who haven’t watched from the beginning Grey’s Anatomy originally aired
on Sunday nights with desperate housewives. Shocking, I know, that there was a
time when Grey’s didn’t consume your whole Thursday night. The game changing episode that I am talking
about is the bomb episode. It was a two
hour special episode that came on after the super bowl. It was the highest rated episode of season
two. The two part episode started with a
man coming in with an un-exploded bomb in his chest on being held together by a
timid paramedic. Code Black. The
hospital is put on lock down as most everyone does the best to stay away from
the bomb, including the paramedic, Hannah, who does not want to die. The first part ends with Hannah running away
and Meredith replacing her by putting her hand on the bomb. Along with being
two hours of constant suspense and emotion, this episode was a turning point in
the MerDer relationship. This episode highlighted the incredible writing skills
and mind of creator Shonda Rimes and really showed audiences what a medical
drama could be. If this captivating
episode was foreshadowing for seasons to come, I know why I kept watching.
Every
show has game changing moments that keep audiences watching and those were just
some of my personal favorites, comment below and let me know some of yours!
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