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This week’s episode has Meredith scrambling to diagnose a female hiker’s injury who was found in a deep ravine. Surprised by the x-rays, the patient’s wounds are way more serious than first thought as Meredith sees that there have been years of untreated wounds in the girl’s body. Teddy reveals that injuries of this nature have been seen in people that have been tortured. When Meredith tries to get the girl to tell her name, she states that the guy, whoever it is, called her Susan, but she thinks her actual name is Holly, Holly Wheeler.  Holly went amiss as a child and has been missing for many years, but is now found.

With the attention that the Holly Wheeler is bringing to the hospital, Owen has a lot of concern that he may not be able to handle it. As he discusses it with Richard, he tells him he’ll be just fine. Owen’s initial responsibility will be to handle the press. After that, he has a very upset and irate father to deal with because someone got a photo of Holly as she was transported down the hall. Whenever Cristina recognizes the difficult situation that Owen is having to deal with, she comforts him by telling him that he is doing a great job and the best he can do.

As the show progresses, Holly begins to form a bond with Meredith as she looks to her for continual assurances on her every move. Holly even consults Meredith as to whether or not she needs to let her parents give her hugs. Still traumatized by the things life has dealt her and all that she has experienced, she is very dependant on Meredith and feels she can trust her judgment. Read the rest of this entry »

This week, Johnny and Carly become closer even though he tries to end their relationship because of Michael. Sonny comes along and pushes Johnny’s buttons for revenge, as usual. The next scene moves to Sonny and Kate in a love fest, although Connie wakes up next to him. After Sonny’s actions, her offer may no longer be one that Johnny can refuse like he did the last time.

Working together to confront Ewen about Lisa Niles’ murder, Matt and Spinelli are determined to find her killer and free Maxi, but the two soon realize that they were wrong as Ewen plans to commit Kate Howard involuntarily, not Maxi.

Heather, Steve’s insane mother, has gone missing and Olivia and Steve search for her. Heather has picked up where she left off in a one-sided romance with Luke as she professes her continued love for him. She is furious about Anna living in with Luke. When Steve finds his mother, she puts on her sane face, but Luke tells Anna that Heather is a killer. Read the rest of this entry »

The most elegant madam in DC is Sharon Marquette and she is Olivia Pope’s newest client as the second episode of “Scandal” gets underway. Olivia has her team take all the incriminating evidence from Sharon’s home before the US Attorney has a chance to raid it. He wants Sharon’s client list that she keeps in her family photo albums. Abby is not happy as she learns that Steven was one of Sharon’s clients in a previous relationship.

Everyone who’s who in Washington is on Sharon’s list of clients, something that could cause a major shakeup for the White House, especially one of them named Patrick Keating, the President’s Supreme Court nominee. Meanwhile, Olivia heads straight for the Oval Office, but quickly discovers that her pass has been revoked and she can’t get in.

Luckily, Billy Chambers, the Vice President’s Chief of Staff helps her get in as he goes to bat for her, also talking her into a meeting with scandal-prone Patrick Keating.

Olivia breaks the news to Keating about the DC madam and lets him know he is listed as having had an engagement with a call girl named Stacey on several occasions. Both the Judge and his wife deny that he has been involved in such event. Olivia begins to think that Keating may not be the hooker kind, and that it is possible that Sharon’s list is inaccurate. Olivia sets out to locate Stacey and get the info straight from the horse’s mouth as to whether Keating was one of her clients or not. Read the rest of this entry »

Only 6 contestants left but that doesn’t make the show any less exciting or eventful with Aubrey O’Day and Lisa Lampanelli at the reigns and driving the boat each week.  Aubrey likes to lead while Lisa may get the job done, but her bully style personality should be left outside the workplace as she violates every hostile work environment rule in the book.

As the show begins, the teams receive their task to create a 90-second jingle and promotion about “Good Sam,” an RV roadside assistance program. Dayana Mendoza steps up to the plate as the project manager over a task that she is not really suited for, yet the two entertainers let her take the reigns as she volunteers for team Forte’s  project manager slot. Arsenio Hall took charge of the Unanimous team.

As usual, the challenges got of to a rocky start for each of the teams as Aubrey and Arsenio lock horns and Aubrey shuts down since the two never agree on the same themes in the brainstorming process.  Arsenio always denies Aubrey’s ideas, but Aubrey is good at bringing him around to her way of thinking as the task continues and Arsenio is good at giving in as she wears him down. They come together on Aubrey’s cheerleading theme.

Aubrey always gives her 110 percent to the projects and while Arsenio tries to pawn her off on helping Teresa so he can work on the jingle with the musicians, she finds her way into the sound room and takes over the show again.  Later Arsenio sends Teresa and Aubrey on to the studio to begin working on the choreography, while he stays behind to finish up the jingle.  To be respectful to the PM, Aubrey calls Arsenio for direction, when she realizes he has not thought it through, she suggests some ideas and he gets on board. Read the rest of this entry »

The intriguing NBC show “Awake” features a detective who discovers that he is leading a double life that defies all reality. After he recovers from a tragic car accident he is fitted with two different life realities.  In one of them his teenage son Rex, died in the wreck, but his wife, Hannah survives.  In another scenario he is dealing with the reality that his wife was killed, leaving him to take full responsibility for the son by himself.  So that he can keep both of his loved ones alive, Michael has to live both of the realities, yet it affords him a great deal of confusion. In one reality Michael and Hannah are debating whether to have another child and in the other situation his son Rex is looking to his tennis coach, Tara, to fulfill the void that the death of his mother left in his life.

Feeling the need for some return to normalcy in his life, Michael begins to return to solving crimes while dealing with both worlds of reality going on within him. With two new partners, Michael quickly discovers that his dual existence is becoming a tool of power as he is assigned a case in each reality. By using his two realities and the different perspectives they offer, he is able to solve impossible cases as the clues cross over between the two worlds. Read the rest of this entry »