Grey's Anatomy (TV Series) Tell Me Sweet Little Lies (2006) User Reviews

About lying

[IngridNO-67997 · 8/10 · 11 May 2020]

This one is about lying, and how we all do it. I enjoyed this episode very much, it was well written, and every story had to do with lying of some sort.

Alex's streak of being a good doctor continues. Good for him. I like him best when he is acting like a human being.

The eating of hotdogs in the cafeteria-hilarious!! Greys do that so well, a little light humor in between all the medicine. And I love the interns unique friendship.

Cristina is doing a great job being a good friend to Meredith, setting the record straight with Derek. I liked that! Also, it's fun watching her be so anti-girl. Doesn't wanna move in with her boyfriend, so she's secretly keeping her own place.

I like it when George stands up for himself. It suits him!

Answers

[ashevrin · 8/10 · 15 November 2016]

In this episode there was a girl who liked to competitively eat hotdogs for a living. She had a trainer/translator lied to her about what was happening. She had a tear in her esophagus which caused her never ending hiccups. He had lied to her and said that she was fine that medicine would help. And then he had secretly snuck her out. And during her competition she had fainted.

Also in this episode, Izzy and Meredith need to get rid of their dog named Doc, Because george doesn't like him. George asked Meredith to choose between him or the dog and she paused to think about it. He had gotten very offended and said he was going to move out.

I thought this episode was very interesting and unique it had a lot more detail than most episodes in Grey's Anatomy. More happened than just those to plots we just want you guys to be surprised.

The One With The Decision...

[taylorkingston · 9/10 · 4 April 2016]

I love this episode. It's so good. I feel bad that Meredith has to choose between her dog, and her roommates, but that's her decision, thankfully, not mine.

In this episode, Meredith's dog is getting a little too crazy for her roommates' liking. So they tell her that she must choose who will stay: the dog, or the roommates. That is such a sucky choice. Meanwhile, George has to try, and "get rid" of a patient who is no longer in need of medical care. Bailey's pregnancy has some complications (Spoiler alert: it's all good). Alex finally opens his exam results, and Richard is worried as there is a strike approaching.

Best part of the episode: The decision.

Worst part of the episode: The patient who won't leave, it's so annoying.

Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Amazing.

Meredith and McDreamy

[ZegMaarJus · 8/10 · 25 July 2023]

This Episode begins with Meredith, she talks with Cristina about McDreamy. Derek his nickname is McDreamy. George and Izzie wants that the dog leaves the house right now. Izzie, Alex, Cristina, George and Meredith are lunching together. Cristina, George and Alex are competing in a hotdog tournament. Cristina won the hotdog tournament. Yumi her surgery was successful. Alex passed his medical test, he can stay at the Seattle Grace Hospital as a doctor. Miranda is on maternity leave now, they have to do surgery without her now. Meredith gave the dog to Addison and Derek aka McDreamy. Nice Episode of Grey's Anatomy Season 2, the tention between Meredith and McDreamy is still there. Will they be together again?

Dog, always choose the beautiful, innocent pooch

[Shiryu05 · 2/10 · 10 January 2020]

Grey's anatomy is filled with whining, entitled babies who provide the real world with some bubblegum to ease our minds off our own issues. One thing I cannot stand is the utter lack of respect for animals in this show. From hunting turkeys to rescue pooches, test trual mice or lambs in a bag, the producers of the show clearly illustrate animals are a means to an end, and that has got to stop.

Would I choose my dog over a "friend" like George, especially a rescue dog? Absolutely! Adopting a pooch into your life means they become family, and you don't give up on family or cave to pressure when someone like George forces you to choose.

Am I supposed to like these characters?

[drecha · 4/10 · 2 October 2021]

Lying, manipulative, and irresponsible behaviour is not the way to get an audience to bond with a story's characters! Forging signatures, yelling at bosses, and emotionally manipulating one's housemates-these are horrible people!