Greys Anatomy Season 6

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What an epic? I do not know how many fans of this series are here but having just watched the just concluded episode, which I learned is the finale for Season 6. As you can recall from previous episodes prior to this nail biting epic, we had a widower - Mr. Clark - who recently lost his wife who after a surgery-related complication put her in a coma. Later, after a judgment call, Dr. Sheperd ordered resident Lexie Grey to pull the plug on the patient, even though her husband — Mr. Clark — wanted her to live. When a lawsuit against the hospital didn't bring the closure he was looking for, Mr. Clark returned carrying a gun into the hospital to bring a closure on his wife's executioner. Making this finale by far the most controversial cliffhangers. Yet, I cannot help but shake my head with a few of my personal observations. I just could not help reminding myself about the gun ownership issue in the US from this episode, where some individual gun owners who have over the years gone ballistics with their collection, leaving a trail of dead and seriously wounded. There is some exaggerated oversights here, where the writer actually had ONE 5 member SWAT team sweeping the whole hospital grounds looking for the shooter which is Mr Clark here. So, I think this is what I would regard a flaw here in the script. The other blatant oversight is that doctors and hospital staff could be so traumatized by what I would regard an everyday affair for them, to see the seriously wounded, bleeding and blood that I cannot buy that they can be scared to the effect of panic and not able to carry on helping the wounded. None of the doctors, could be calm enough to assist the police tracked down the shooter and that confrontation by Dr Owen is just the epic to stupidity than chivalry. Alright, I've said my part and ranted enough. If you do not know what I am talking about, then you have to see the finale episode to discuss this. So, have a great time.