S18 E7, E8, E9: Today was a Fairytale, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, No Time to Die
The On-Call Room: A Grey's Anatomy PodcastShow Notes
WARNING: From 3:50 to 5:45 there is talk of mental health, trauma, and death over the pandemic. Please take care in listening.
We have car crashes, heart surgeries, and confessions of crimes! Bailey goes to a career fair, and Mer brings her a new student. Jo and Link go see a play in the park and have to perform their doctor duties. Overall, these episodes did not suck.
Greys Content: 13:11
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