Hot new Grey’s Anatomy spoilers on George & Izzie and more!
Wow, Ausiello sure knows how to dish out the good ones!
Take it from someone who has seen the entire episode — that’s me! — Gizzie is dealt a setback this Thursday when George chooses… um… let’s just say he makes an important decision that sets the stage for Episode 3, “Let the Truth Sting.” Keep in mind, Shonda strongly hinted that Gizzie wouldn’t start to come undone until news of their fling made its way around Seattle Grace. I believe what you witnessed in last week’s opener was the snuggle before the s**tstorm. Another scoopbit: Derek also makes a decision at the end of the episode, and it’s one that’ll make all you Mer-Der fans swoon.
You know, I kind of think this will be interesting to see how this spins out, especially seeing how Callie takes the news. It is too bad Addison left the show, I loved the scenes with Callie and Addision, it actually made me see Callie as a person instead of just “George’s wife” and the one who “took” Bailey’s job. Maybe Private Practice is looking for some new cast members 
And now onto Cristina… can’t you just see her reaction to Burke’s mama going all Dr. Phil?
Before she can get a new love interest, she has to purge the old one from her system. And she’ll do just that this Thursday when Mama Burke drops by Seattle Grace to administer a dose of tough love. And Cristina isn’t the only person she goes all Dr. Phil on. As I teased in this week’s Ausiello Report vodcast, Diahann Carroll takes Meredith to task for the “selfish” and “inappropriate” thing she did in last May’s season finale. And don’t even think of asking me for a hint. You know full well what thing I’m referring to.
And apparently tonight’s episode is just as good as one of those killer season two episodes!
OMG, I totally forgot to tell you the most important thing about Thursday’s installment: It’s fraktacular! If you were longing for the good ol’ Grey’s, I’m happy to tell you it makes a triumphant comeback tomorrow night. It had all the snap, crackle and pop of a Season 2 episode. And speaking of triumphs, Chandra Wilson gives a performance that has “2008 Emmy Reel” written all over it. I know it’s early, but I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that supporting-actress trophy is hers to lose.
Ah, don’t you just love Ausiello’s scoops?
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