Ep 10. The Bed's Too Big Without You
- TV14
- February 5, 2015
- 43 min
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7.9 (913)
Grey's Anatomy season 11 episode 10 "The Bed's Too Big Without You" is an emotional ride that perfectly showcases the show's ability to mix medical drama with the characters' personal lives. The episode starts with the chaos that erupts when a bomb goes off in a coffee shop, sending the doctors into overdrive to save the victims who are brought into Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
As the doctors work tirelessly to save the victims, the episode also follows the personal lives of the characters - both before and after the bomb. Several characters are forced to confront their past wounds and attempt to move forward, including Amelia, who struggles with her desire for a baby and her fear of being a terrible mother due to her own past.
However, the episode's primary focus is on the strained relationship between Meredith and Derek. After his departure to D.C., Meredith is left to struggle with the overwhelming responsibilities of both her personal and professional life. She becomes increasingly isolated and exhausted, and the strain begins to show in her marriage. Meanwhile, Derek is fully immersed in his new job, which causes him to neglect his family and ultimately put his career before his marriage.
Throughout the episode, the tension between Meredith and Derek continues to build. They keep missing each other's calls and the distance between them becomes palpable. In the end, they come together for a heart-wrenching moment that leaves viewers wondering about the fate of their relationship.
Overall, "The Bed's Too Big Without You" is a poignant episode that highlights the show's strengths in portraying both medical drama and personal struggles. It's a must-see for fans of the series.