Lay Your Hands on Me

The episode was ok but the "Healer" ruined the whole thing. How is a medical show promoting a spiritual healer? I know this isn't real life but some people actually go to these kinds of people and lose not only money but also possibly their lives. Also the "healer" actually healing people is so dumb. Bailey just allowing the healer with her baby is also something her character wouldn't do. I really hope they never put spiritual healers in the show anymore. Just cut the dumb healer stuff already.

The main story was okay but definitely not the best. The show kinda went downhill after the first few seasons.

A show that is about doctors based on real life problems, but suddenly they include magic?

They did that before in season 1 with the person who could see the future.

The other episodes are great, but if they include magic, it just gets ridiculous.

Sure, they never said whether the show was based on the real world or fantasy, but on a show about doctors one would assume it would be about reality.

Very disappointed in this.

I loved Grey's Anatomy that's for sure, but this episode is when I started to be disgusted with its doctors, especially when Meredith burst in joy and yells "tumor!" in front of a patient.

That's all this show is: doctors looking for the "best" patient, the most interesting surgery, and not caring so much about the patient.

I kept watching the show anyway but I became less and less interested and gave up at season 7. With this umpteenth rerun I'll try to go further.

Cannot stand Dr. Haun or the actress. She is such a snob and clearly is in real life. Also she is not attractive so why they would have mark attracted to her is not believable. I will not re-watch any episodes with her in it.

Putting spiritual healing in a show that tries to replicate real world medicine is probably the best way to make my eyes roll into the back of my head.

Most of the character interactions in this episode are as good as other episodes, except for every time the spiritual healing miraculously fixes something around the hospital and people suddenly have some cliché monologue about "keeping faith" and "believing".