Private Practice
It's the season finale of "Private Practice" and we end this season with mixed-up embryos, crazy on drugs, crazy off drugs, two very pregnant women, no babies, a firing and a hiring, and lots of coveting.
We're reeling like an uncontrollable crush on a married guy towards next week's season finale of "Private Practice". Everyone is trying to figure out what, and who, they want. Addison and Noah are still dancing around each other, Violet is getting bigger and bigger and the baby daddies are swarming, Sam and Naomi keep prolonging their inevitable reunion, and Dell... well, Dell is surly.
Addison, sweetie darling, we've given you lots of chances. We had such high "Private Practice" hopes. There were others. Of course, there wasn't the same chemistry with them, or the same thunderstormy, sultry backdrops, and, oh right, they weren't married. Forbidden fruit is just too good, eh, Addy?
Starting or finishing, starting or finishing... our girl Addison said she was finishing last week, but she's most definitely starting. And Noah isn't backing off, trusting pregnant wife or not. The tension between these two is making this episode of "Private Practice" crazy good. And Dell got to look hang-doggy some more, but he had good reason this time.
Tonight on "Private Practice", we had a lack of sex, a married man with a wandering eye, no baby-daddies, a heart-breaking little girl and an awesome guest turn by Tara Maclay. And Dell continued to serve no purpose whatsoever.
It's a one-way ticket back to L.A. for Private Practice after tonight, as we wrap up the last of the three-part crossover event. Addison says goodbye to Seattle, and heads back home to tangle with her brother the himbo, her best friend's hopeless crush on said himbo, and also deliver a hermaphroditic newborn. Whoo, good times.
Oceanside Wellness gets a nice jolt of Seattle's Best drama this week during Part Two of The Crossover Event between Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice. Like a high school reunion, everyone dances around each other, posturing and checking their own internal checklists, but when asked point-blank by one of Seattle Grace's doctors if she's happy, Addison can't answer.
