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Loved the plot but come on guys the singing??? You took it too far...

Maybe if you wanted to do a musical episode you shouldn't have exaggerated on the singing, only allow characters to perform who really can sing and do it in a less dramatic episode...

I know there's some kind of fever with music on TV like Glee or even American Idol but that doesn't mean we wanna watch it in series like yours, cause they are completely different and don't match, i'll give you the hallucination part but why when they where discussing what to do with Callie for example, she wasn't even on the room what's with the singing there? You are not a musical show and we love your show just as it is . I love Glee and it works for me cause that's what I wanna watch in that show but it would be weird if they started operating on someone wouldn't it?

I still love the show but sorry you ruin for me 2 of my favorites songs!

Callie was in a coma, near death. I've been there. Crazy dreams were certainly part of it for me. Sara has a beautiful voice. The rest of the cast did their best. I was impressed with them all. The Story made for an emotional ending when Callie grabbed her own feet and woke up. This is one of my favorite episodes.

I cried though this entire episode. How could anyone not love this? Callie who is my favorite character is dying and her child is dying and everyone is doing everything to save them both and the two characters who love her the most are so frightened that they are fighting with each other instead of supporting each other .... and Sara and Chandra have great voices and well I just can't see why this isn't everyone's favorite episode. I rewatched this again yesterday and if you look on the net you can find interviews with the actors and they talk about their experiences doing this show. I applaud them for trying something different and making it work. And I loved the music selected - If I just lay here ... is one of the best songs around and it is placed just right in the show. So I give it 2 thumbs up and a "10".

It wasn't the worst thing I have ever seen but can we not do it again any time soon. I mean I was fine with Callie's out of body experience but every time the character in the scene (e.g. Owen in 'Chasing Cars')'s mouth started moving in sync with the lyrics whilst performing other actions, I just cracked up which obviously detracted from the life-or-death intensity we were meant to be experiencing.

Also, it felt so rushed. I know it was necessary to cram all the songs in there but it was at the expense of the emotion and stuff having the impact they were going for. I feel better if they dragged it out in a two-parter. Like, did Addison actually speak? I know the episode wasn't about her and her return to Seattle has already been explored before but I would have liked for a bigger scene with Mark especially considering their history.

Alex/Arizona scene <3 <3 "What do you need?" Once again the only times I love Alex are when he's with Meredith or Arizona. They bring out the softer side of him.

Owen's 'How We Operate'. LOL!. Hilarity! Loved the Meredith/Alex/Cristina scene.

I liked Callie/Arizona in the car in the clouds and Arizona telling her constantly to put on her seatbelt. Is Callie going to resent Arizona for the crash in future episodes? This episode was all about the realisation that she loves Arizona but perhaps it hasn't all sunk in yet. Yes it is Callie's fault for not wearing a seatbelt but Arizona was driving and she was distracted by proposing marriage at the moment of impact (though in my mind the crash happened because of the idiocy of the other driver not because of Arizona). I like that in this episode everyone didn't kind of blame Arizona and although Mark said some very harsh things he didn't exactly go there either.

'Running On Sunshine' is the funniest thing EVER. EVER. EVER. Gah Henry/Teddy <3 <3 <3.

I loved Callie/Arizona 'Universe and U' scene. The duet was really beautiful. I haven't been feeling the Callie/Arizona love at all this season which is sad because I had such an intense love for them this time last year but this moment restored some of my faith. Also when Arizona talked about feeling like their baby's mum that was the first time I actually believed that she had changed her mind about children because up until that point I had been unconvinced.

I actually really liked the 'How To Save A Life' sequence in the end. I felt really sorry for Teddy as I will always side with Teddy over Cristina. Don't get me wrong, I like Cristina as a character because she is interesting and has a lot of good points but I just know that if I knew her in real life, she would really annoy me whereas Teddy has this endearing way about her that makes me want to give her a hug and defend her, especially since everyone loves Cristina but there isn't a large Teddy fanbase. Basically, yes for Cristina saving Callie's life but Teddy's "I can't teach you any more" was totally justified. However, I can see why Owen gave the surgery to Cristina at that moment because she seemed so confident whilst Teddy was panicking.

Meredith, I love you. Always have (mostly) and always will. The scene in the elevator was heartbreakingly awesome.

I'm in awe at how amazingly BAD this episode was. Whoever thought that making a musical out of Grey's Anatomy should be fired and be banned from Hollywood or making any sort of production that anyone in the world might see.

After I think the 5th song I just couldn't continue. I had to walk away otherwise I think I couldn't watch TV for the rest of my life.

The previous episode you could tell the car accident was going to happen. It was a perfect lead in to edge of your seat drama and the constantly bad songs ruined both the show and the original songs.

PLEASE NO ONE TRY TO REPEAT THIS STYLE OF PRODUCTION EVER AGAIN!!!

As a Broadway nerd , this just warmed my heart. The performances were very very good. The way that they put the music ( the songs that were a part of the series) into the story was well done and the actors did well as singers. My favorites were the rendition of "Chasing Cars" and " Wait" . I loved it. They even made an explanation for the singing. It was in Callie's head because she was had a brain injury. So it wasn't just silly singing, or you have to suspend your belief really. It was a kind of intermittent dream sequence.It was meant to show how your mid could stretch itself when you are in an extreme situation. Again I have to say Bravo and yes I have the soundtrack.

It's not as terrible as these other reviews say. It's better than when most tv shows do musicals. Although the songs are very distracting (considering how the last episode had ended) and almost laughable. It was nice to see Addison again, so I guess we got something good out of it.

As I am binge watching Grey's Anatomy for the first time, I am thoroughly enjoying it! The musical episode was so unexpected as I was unaware of it before hand. This episode was nothing but a superb, artistic, brilliant cohesive story in song! I had goosebumps all through it! Loved seeing our characters singing and so loved the song choices that helped tell the story. I felt for the Characters deeply. Loved the idea of a traumatic brain injury transformed into music as a type of peace for the victim to get through it. It is just brilliant in every way!

I am more upset about the reaction from others and comparing it to Glee. I am shocked at the disheartening responses. Feels like I watched something completely different from others.

I shall watch it again!

This Episode begins with Arizona and Callie, they got into a tragic car accident. Callie is heavily wounded. Callie has been brought to the Seattle Grace Hospital. Addison returned to Seattle Grace to help Callie with her injuries. Callie has a head trauma after the car accident. Callie needs another surgery, or she will bleed to death. Callie her baby was born. Callie wakes up. Callie says that she wants to marry with Arizona. Solid Episode of Grey's Anatomy Season 7, a musical/singing kind of Episode is really what i needed. It was a bit too much musical, but still a solid 7! Callie nearly died, but she and her daughter survived in the end.