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Grey's Anatomy 'At Last' Review
Grey’s Anatomy “At Last” Review: Proposals, Hookup, Death and Breakup Mark the Penultimate Episode
Season 12 of Grey’s Anatomy will wind up next week, leaving a trail of sadness behind as fans simply love the ABC medical drama. But the way the penultimate episode ended, there are ample reasons to feel happy and fans will definitely remember it for long.
A lot happened “At Last” with proposals, hookup, death and breakup affecting the lives of the residents at Grey Sloan. Yesterday’s episode was a complete mélange of emotions with love, joy, grief, passion surfacing in different characters. It was pleasing to see Amelia and Owen in such a blissful state, exchanging flirty glances and getting intimate in the on-call room. And lastly, the proposal
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