By the power vested in me as a member of sought-after 18-35 demographic group, I hereby make the following prediction about the recovery possibilities of a certain letcherous transplant patient on Grey's Anatomy: he will live and he will go home.
If there is a theme that runs through the show that is not related to sex between co-workers, it's the notion that going against your doctor's reccomendations is never the right choice. Think about how often this happens:
- The Japanese competitive eater's translator: "I have brought shame upon my ancestors for lying to you and ironically, making it a lot less shameful to be one of your ancestors, since you can no longer seek fame and fortune by eating large quantities of gaijin food very quickly.*"
- The hockey player who stuck his self-severed finger in his nasty glove. At least there's a chance he could be the Jim Abbott of the NHL.
Denny listened to Izzy. He's got that going for him.
Also, the death of Denny may be too predictable. His transplant doc has been shot, the intern in charge of maintaining his health is love crazy and the man's only lifeline has literally been cut. If you left last night's Grey's thinking Denny will die tonight, he probably won't.
Also, did any Hopkins people out there in the audience enjoy the throatfest between the two JHU-educated transplant docs? It brought me right back to D-level. Except for, you know, the talking.
* Unverified translation.
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