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Hey there lovely listeners! It's Thursday, so I thought it was fitting to release the Grey's Anatomy bonus segment today. We talk about two things that Grey's has become very well known for - devastating deaths and messy relationships. We had a few more topics slated for discussion, so we will be doing another round of Grey's Anatomy discussion once Candi has completed her watch of the series.  As you'll hear at the end, she's in Season 11 and she's all in on seeing this through to Season 20.  So stay tuned for that!Thank you for listening. Friendly reminder - we drink, we know things, we use adult language, and we have a great time.Support the showFollow the pod on IG, Twitter, and Tumblr.Send longer feedback to morewinepod@gmail.com.Find our full catalog of past episodes at morewinepod.buzzsprout.com.

Happy Wine Wednesday! Candi is back with me this week to discuss the pilot episode of Grey's Anatomy. We talk character introductions, unfortunate nicknames, and plot twists.  We also had a VERY long discussion about Grey's Anatomy overall that will be released as a bonus episode on Thursday.Thanks so much for listening! Friendly reminder: we drink, we know things, we use adult language, and we have a great time.Follow Candi on Twitter here.  Don't miss recent episodes on The Wire (part 1, part 2), The Barbie Movie, Found, The Tudors, Raising Kanan, The Good Girls, and Spartacus. And if you haven't listened yet - check out our very special episode all about Richonne and our coverage of The Ones Who Live.Support the showFollow the pod on IG, Twitter, and Tumblr.Send longer feedback to morewinepod@gmail.com.Find our full catalog of past episodes at morewinepod.buzzsprout.com.

This week we're discussing Cristina Yang from Grey's Anatomy (!!!).Cristina, played by Sandra Oh, was Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital's fiercest surgeon. Over ten seasons, we saw Cristina grow from a relentlessly ambitious intern to a fearless and inspiring head surgeon…and Meredith Grey's person, of course. With sardonic wit and an unparalleled dedication to challenging the status quo, both in and out of work, we couldn't help but go…well, she's having an episode.FOLLOW US:Aisling (the Irish voice) -- @itspronouncedashlingLela (the American voice) -- @lelalondonxoxo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Chappell and Ariel do a deep dive on Dr. Cristina Yang.

This week, Cat & Pat catch up and discuss new year's resolutions, running, antidepressants, and Pat delivers a Cristina Yang monologue. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Devin and Carolina talk to award winning journalist, actress, screenwriter and author of THE PRETTY ONE Keah Brown about all things pop culture and romance - including the importance of friendship as exemplified by Cristina Yang and Meredith Grey, putting all of our hopes and dreams into Beth and Randall's love on This is Us, not wanting to go shopping with your friend's boyfriend, how to navigate jealousy, unlearning what society tells us about how to love ourselves, how to prioritize self love while still wanting to be loved, young adult romance fantasies and the importance of representation in TV and Film. Leah's new children's book SAM'S SUPER SEATS is available for preorder now! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Sandra Miju Oh wurde 1971 im kanadischen Nepean als Kind koreanischer Einwanderer geboren. Ihre Eltern waren streng gläubig und hatten einen hohen Anspruch an sich selbst. Von zu Hause kannten Sandra und ihre Geschwister also, was Disziplin bedeutete. Sie lernten schon früh, was es heißt, hart für ihre Ziele zu arbeiten. Und Sandra arbeitete sehr hart für ihre Leidenschaften: den Tanz und die Schauspielerei! Nicht gerade das, was ihre Eltern im Sinn hatten. Während ihre Geschwister Masterabschlüsse machten und „vernünftigen“ Berufen nachgingen, wählte sie das Leben einer Künstlerin – allerdings nicht ohne ihren Eltern zu versprechen, an die Uni zu gehen, sollte sie mit ihrem Vorhaben scheitern. Es kam anders, wie wir wissen, auch wenn es etwas gedauert hat, bis sie in den für Schauspieler*innen sehr viel härteren aber auch vielversprechenderen USA Fuß fasste. Lange blieb Sandra Oh „nur“ zweite Reihe in US-amerikanischen Produktionen und war eher in Nebenrollen zu sehen. Selbst nach dem international vielbeachteten und mehrfach ausgezeichneten Film „Sideways“ (2004) hat es noch eine Weile gedauert, bis sie mit ihrer Rolle als Cristina Yang in Grey's Anatomy weltweit bekannt wurde. Und schließlich mit "Killing Eve" einen erneuten internationalen Serienhit landete.Was dann noch so alles passierte, wo sie mitwirkte und wie es letztes Jahr zu Sandras emotionaler Rede im Rahmen einer #StopAsianHate Kundgebung in Pittsburgh nach der Schießerei in Atlanta auf asiatische Mitbürger*innen kam... Das erzählen euch Cathrin und Kim in dieser Folge von "Starke Frauen". Wie immer freuen wir uns über eure Empfehlungen, Bewertungen, Sterne, Klicks auf die Glocken etc. Schreibt uns gern, wenn ihr Fragen oder Anregungen habt.Alle Kontaktdaten und Folgen wie immer auf: https://linktr.ee/starkefrauen#stopasianhate #greysanatomy #shero #sandraohFoto Credit: Sandra Oh (in black dress) at the gala for Canada's Walk of Fame 2011, https://www.flickr.com/people/44775455@N00/ Tabercil Möchtest Du Cathrin oder Kim auf einen Kaffee einladen und dafür die Episoden werbefrei hören? Dann klicke auf den folgenden Link: https://plus.acast.com/s/starke-frauen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sandra Oh is a Golden Globe-winning actress known for playing Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy and Eve Polastri on the hit drama, Killing Eve. But before receiving 12 Emmy nominations, Oh spent nearly a decade as a day player. She was rejected for major film roles, told there was no room at the top for Asian actors in Hollywood. Join us this week as we tell Oh's incredible story. From humble beginnings in Ottawa, Ontario, to landing the lead role of a lifetime at 47. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Morgan and Chels welcome Chels' favorite person Claudia to wax poetically about the career of Sandra Oh. The Gals talk about some of her first and most memorable roles in Double Happiness, Arliss, The Princess Diaries, Sideways, and Under the Tuscan Sun, before talking about all things Grey's Anatomy and how Cristina Yang swept into their teenaged lives and stole their hearts.  They touch on her lead turn in Killing Eve and her villainous turn in Raya and the Last Dragon, before Chels goes off on how the Emmys continually do her dirty, and preview her upcoming Netflix series The Chair. Plus, the Gals take a "Which Grey's Anatomy Character Are You?" quiz and the answers might shock you. Follow Claudia's Twitter!Follow us!TwitterInstagram

Abby and her friend Sarah Jenks-Daly, a supervising producer at Late Night with Seth Meyers discuss their beloved Grey's Anatomy—a show they've watched for 17 seasons and over 300 episodes. From the best moments, quotes, and characters (hello, Cristina Yang!) to the water cooler commentary, their desire to know WTF happened with Karev, and how they hope the show eventually ends—no corner of Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital is left untouched. Whether you're still a Grey's person, were once a Grey's person who moved on, or really just want to understand what makes a Grey's person...there's something for you. Plus, the latest shows Abby's watching, where to find Sarah's awesome podcast Late Night Lit (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/late-night-with-seth-meyers-podcast/id1182084796), and big, AMAZING news about Tia Williams' new book, Seven Days in June (https://www.amazon.com/Seven-Days-June-Tia-Williams/dp/153871910X).

On today's episode, we turn the mic over to the hosts of our Asian Enough podcast, L.A. Times entertainment reporters Jen Yamato and Tracy Brown. They share excerpts from a recent episode featuring actor Sandra Oh, in which Oh talks about her career, the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes and whether she'd ever reprise her role of Dr. Cristina Yang on "Grey's Anatomy."More reading:Follow the "Asian Enough" podcast on Apple PodcastsSandra Oh won't return to ‘Grey's Anatomy' before it ends: ‘I have moved on'Why Sandra Oh considers ‘Killing Eve' a ‘transitional' role

We're baaaaaaaack! Season 2 baby! In this delightful little episode, Dr. Anna and Dr. Stephanie talk about episode 1 of season 2 of Grey's Anatomy. We're still cut from every scene BUT we still have all the Seattle Grace HOT GOSS. This week we chat about what kind of mother Cristina Yang would be, Dr. Bailey and Anna's very tender moment in the stairwell, how George is a bit of a stairwell creep, and how Addison Shepard is maybe a bully sometimes (it's up for debate).

Di questi tempi abbiamo solo bisogno di medici che ci dicano le cose come stanno. Per esempio sui vaccini.E nell'universo delle serie TV chi saprebbe essere più diretto di Cristina Yang?A cura di Federica Filippin

We discuss the pilot of Grey's Anatomy, from Sandra Oh's face journeys, to why we don't watch medical shows, to how George got through medical school.Find us on Twitter: @inmyqueuepod • @adinaterrific • @karaaa_powell or send comments, questions, and show suggestions to us at itsinmyqueuepod@gmail.com!

Ok, eu admito: eu tenho um problema. Foi só quando assisti à 11ª temporada em menos de dois dias e me vi escrevendo uma mensagem para Cristina Yang dizendo que sinto falta dela que percebi que tenho uma obsessão. Sou viciado em "Grey's Anatomy". Não é mais apenas um show para mim, é um estilo de vida. A questão é que não vou entrar em nada nem remotamente relacionado à área médica, mas ainda me sinto compelido a ver esses personagens realizando cirurgias após a cirurgia. Por quê? O que é isso? O enredo? A cinematografia? Os cirurgiões extremamente atraentes? O que torna "Grey's Anatomy" tão viciante? Depois de muitas horas de observação compulsiva, tenho a hipótese de uma resposta a essa pergunta. "Grey's Anatomy" é tão viciante porque cada personagem ensina aos espectadores lições de vida importantes por meio de seus traços mais distintos. Aqui está uma lista de porque nos relacionamos tão profundamente com cada personagem.

Ok, eu admito: eu tenho um problema. Foi só quando assisti à 11ª temporada em menos de dois dias e me vi escrevendo uma mensagem para Cristina Yang dizendo que sinto falta dela que percebi que tenho uma obsessão. Sou viciado em "Grey's Anatomy". Não é mais apenas um show para mim, é um estilo de vida. A questão é que não vou entrar em nada nem remotamente relacionado à área médica, mas ainda me sinto compelido a ver esses personagens realizando cirurgias após a cirurgia. Por quê? O que é isso? O enredo? A cinematografia? Os cirurgiões extremamente atraentes? O que torna "Grey's Anatomy" tão viciante? Depois de muitas horas de observação compulsiva, tenho a hipótese de uma resposta a essa pergunta. "Grey's Anatomy" é tão viciante porque cada personagem ensina aos espectadores lições de vida importantes por meio de seus traços mais distintos. Aqui está uma lista de porque nos relacionamos tão profundamente com cada personagem. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theo-tales/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theo-tales/support

Thank you to all of our listeners who provided their thoughts, insights, and love for Dr. Cristina Yang. We are so grateful to all of you. We will see you on the other side!

You thought we were going to end Cristina's storyline with a discussion of her last episode?? Of course not! We had to review all of our favorite clips, moments, and speeches she gave us. Next week, your thoughts!!

Maybe you're not meant to fit in   Will anyone ever truly understand us? 1. No, I guess not.·     We are all complex beings with different thought processes. Maybe at some point, no one will ever truly understands how we all could react and think about things.  2. We have to process the internal battles inside of us ·     Not to worry, because even if no one will ever truly understand us, there would be people who would truly see and hear us. They would make you feel seen and heard and they'll help you go through the processes in your head together.   Will we ever fit in?   1. No but you can belong·     Fitting in isn't bad or anything but maybe we're not meant to be at all boxed and categorized in one box.·     You can be as crazy, creative, and assertive as you can and belong with people who truly accept you for who you are. (AS LONG AS YOU DON'T INTENTIONALLY HARM ANYONE)   2. Stand out and bring everyone along with you ·     We all have different characteristics that make us who we are. A trademark that's the word for that. ·     Bringing everyone with you means you let the people around you shine the way they do. Let them embrace themselves and what makes them who they are without judgment. ·     It may be hard to not have first impressions of people but it never lasts, so keep an open mind and let people around you stand out in their own respective ways like you!   We don't have to fit in the box  ·     We've all been so used to behave and follow the world like it's the only thing we're meant to be, it's not we're all meant for greatness.   ·     You may sometimes feel like a lost child, just know that sometimes you really have to find out about things on your own first. One day though you'll find people who'd share this journey with you and be present in some of the internal struggles you'll face.   REMEMBER! ·     As Dr. Cristina Yang said to Meredith, “do not let what he wants eclipse what you need. He is very dreamy but he is not the sun you are” ·     Let's not let the perceptions and wants of this world devour us and what we stand for. We are the sun, each and every one of us carries a light of hope. Let it shine. 

Into the unknown -- our powerhouse Dr. Cristina Yang is sent off to Zurich with a farewell episode that makes any other previous GGBs look like NOTHING. We dance it out and wave goodbye in gallery windows, and we do what is best for us. Nothing feels finished, because we are not finished. We love you Cristina!! Grey's content starts at: 22:43 ________________________________________________ Become a sustaining member and cohost the show! Follow the link below: www.patreon.com/theoncallroom

Cristina Yang, Issa, Alicia Florrick, Blanca Evangelista, Monica Geller, Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson, Vani... Olha, daria pra essa descrição do episódio ficar gigante só com a quantidade de personagens MARAVILHOSAS que aparecem nas comédias e dramas que a gente acompanha. Já que nosso papo sobre filmes rendeu à beça, decidimos falar das nossas maratonas de streaming partindo do seguinte ponto de vista: se a gente fosse Manoel Carlos, quem seria nossa Helena das séries?

Agora que eu estou literalmente viciado em Grey's Anatomy eu posso e vou fazer episódio sobre os personagens sim!!! Eu de cara amei a Cristina e hoje eu vou falar de quanto essa personagem é fodaaa então se você é serinatico como eu vem saber tudo!

Para conmemorar el Día Internacional de la Mujer invitamos a la seriéfila y periodista Camila García para hablar de dos series creadas, escritas y dirgidas por dos dueñas del show, las señoras Shonda Rhymes y Amy Sherman Palladino, responsables de Greys Anatomy y Gilmore Girls respectivamente. Dos genias de la televisión, quienes con sus shows han revolucionado la industria televisiva al crear icónos femeninos como las doctoras Meredith Grey, Cristina Yang y Lorelai y Rory Gilmore, madre e hija de uno de los shows femeninos más queridos de la televisión. Así que es hora de darle play al audio y disfrutar de la divertida conversación sobre como las mujeres se han venido tomando el mundo y las batallas que han dado para que mujeres reales protagonicen programas de televisión. Gracias por escuchar.

In the inaugural episode of Nicole's Grey's Anatomy, Bowen Yang sits down with Nicole to discuss all things Cristina Yang and Sandra Oh. Topics include childhood Greys memories, Sandras underrated comedic prowess, the power of the dead dads club, and so much more! Plus, Nicole & Bowen deliver two earth-shattering Shonda-logues.---PLEASE SUBSCRIBE/RATE US on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.NICOLE'S GREY'S ANATOMY is a Forever Dog Podcast.https://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/nicoles-greys-anatomy/

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THIS EPISODE’S MUSIC PROVIDED BY: http://freemusicarchive.org Beyond the Termination Shock (03:19) ARTIST: Parvus Decree DATE RECORDED: Oct 31, 2013 LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. Outro song: SONG TITLE: Night Riders (03:24) ARTIST: Audiobinger DATE UPLOADED: 06/17/2017 LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License
 AUDIO Clip 1: TITLE: “Our Mother Has Munchausen” PUBLISHED: Oct 9, 2013 SITE: http://drphil.com SUMM: Amy, 19, and Shelby, 18, are sisters who describe what it's like having a mother with Munchausen Syndrome. LICENSE: Standard YouTube License AUDIO Clip 2: TITLE: Mommy Dead and Dearest PUBLISHED: Jun. 7 2017 HBO Documentary Films SUMM: A true mystery of a mother and daughter who where thought to be living a fairy tale life. 
SITE: https://mommydeadanddearest.com YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVB_MSp42lA
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER: ERIN LEE CARR LICENSE: Standard YouTube License AUDIO Clip 3: TITLE: The Sixth Sense DIRECTOR/SCREENWRITER: M. Night Shyamalan SITE: https://itunes.apple.com/US/movie/id792925493 SUMM: When Dr. Malcolm Crowe (Willis), a distinguished child psychologist, meets Cole Sear (Oscar**-nominee Haley Joel Osment, Best Supporting Actor), a frightened, confused, eight-year-old, Dr. Crowe is completely unprepared to face the truth of what haunts Cole. LICENSE: Standard YouTube License AUDIO Clip 4: TITLE: Sneak Peek: A Mother Accused (48 Hours) PUBLISHED: Apr. 6, 2016 SITE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suOozyg2Tzk SUMM: In her only interview, a mother convicted of murder by poisoning her son with salt claims it was the hospital's mistake. Is she right? "48 Hours" correspondent Troy Roberts investigated Saturday, Sept. 17 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. LICENSE: Standard YouTube License AUDIO Clip 5: TITLE: “Deny, Deny, Deny” Grey’s Anatomy S2E4 AIRED: October 16, 2005 SITE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X88iCEq4tmk SUMM: Cristina is determined to get back to work, and despite not being fully recovered, she manages to crack an odd case. Meanwhile, Addison offers to help Bailey with a complicated surgery, and Alex receives important news. Here Izzy Stevens and Cristina Yang discuss the possibility of a patient causing herself to be ill. LICENSE: YouTube Standard License AUDIO Clip 6: TITLE: Psychologist Explains Factitious Disorder (News Report)
CHANNEL: WANE News Channel 15 PUBLISHED: April 26, 2012 SITE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TExiUUEFqI SUMM: A relative of April Landis, the woman who police say lied about having cancer to get money, says Landis has a history of having different illnesses. LICENSE: Standard YouTube License
 *AUDIO Clip 7* TITLE: Munchausen by Proxy: Interview with Author and Victim, Julie Gregory (Author of “Sickened”) 
SHOW: Ask Dr. Nandi PUBLISHED: Jan, 8 2016 SITE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAAUQjrxECg SUMM: Julie Joell Gregory is the author of Sickened: The Memoir of a Munchausen by Proxy Childhood, an autobiographical account of the Münchausen syndrome by proxy abuse she suffered as a child. LICENSE: Standard YouTube License
 AUDIO Clip 8: TITLE: Mommy Dead and Dearest (Pt. 2) PUBLISHED: Jun. 7 2017 HBO Documentary Films SUMM: A true mystery of a mother and daughter who where thought to be living a fairy tale life. 
SITE: https://mommydeadanddearest.com YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVB_MSp42lA
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER: ERIN LEE CARR LICENSE: Standard YouTube License AUDIO Clip 9: TITLE: Jennifer Bush Says She Wasn't A Victim of Abuse By Mom PUBLISHED: April 15, 2015 Sun Sentinel SUMM:Broward native Jennifer Bush says she wasn’t victim of Munchausen Syndrome or abuse by her mom Kathy Bush. YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAuUBPUO3-0 LICENSE: Standard YouTube License

Even though we don't care much for the episode, we still manage to talk for an hour! Is this the episode we finally come into our own? YOU DECIDE. In this episode we cover: the real actual Dead Baby Bike Race (03:20)...our total lack of sympathy for bad guest actresses (10:45)...the almost totally nonexistent "soft skills" of Cristina Yang (13:30)...the continuing Karev katastrophe (no? ok) (18:38)...how sexual harassment is a shitty punchline (22:50)...THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION OF OUR TIME: are you sexually attracted to George O'Malley and if so dear god why? (27:00)...Meredith speaking truth to power with Derek (30:00)...our BITS (35:35) including everything you need to know to harvest someone's organs (45:00) and finally--does Meredith Grey really hate Chinese food? (52:00). If that's not enough to tide you over during hiatus, DON'T PANIC because we'll have another episode up next Wednesday at midnight! Megan & Tréza

In Part 2 of our two-part premiere, we cover ALL THE THINGS and with 25% less giggling (it's a process guys): the unbearable heaviness of Meredith Grey (03:00)...Cristina Yang and (also Sandra Oh's lesbian heroine in Under the Tuscan Sun) (10:00)...the power of female friendship (13:00)...the ethics of Mer/Der (19:25)...Miranda fuckin Bailey (26:00)...Preston Burke as a devastatingly attractive jerk (31:00)...the cultural dilution of Sophie's Choice (39:00)...and our bits! (43:00), including a very special Medical Fact of the Week at the 52:00 mark where we take a deep dive into the horrifying practice of medical repatriation #immigrationreform

Grey's Anatomy is, seriously, a pop culture phenomenon. Shonda Rhimes' show has dominated the pop culture landscape for more than ten years, made McDreamy, McSteamy, vajayjay and seriously part of our lexicon and turned Katherine Heigl, Patrick Dempsey and Sandra Oh into household names. But does it hold up? FemPop is going to find out. Rebecca Jane Stokes and Alex Cranz (that's me!) are breaking down the show, episode by episode, in this weekly podcast. This first episode we check out the pilot, "A Hard Day's Night." There's a lot of discussion of Patrick Dempsey's hair and butt, Bailey's bob, Meredith's god complex and our blessed saint Cristina Yang. Join us, and be sure to subscribe!

On today's Pop Confidential podcast Luke Kerr, Jamey Giddens, Jillian Bowe and Jenna Dorsi dish the latest in TV and pop culture headlines and news, including: Did Naya Rivera get fired from Glee because of a scuffle with Lea Michele? Isaiah Washington returns to Grey's Anatomy as Doctor Burke for Cristina Yang's exit. Game of Thrones finds itself in two storyline scandals. The PC gang share their reaction to WGN's Salem. Luke is loving Fargo on FX. Jillian dishes about The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Has Michael Ealy becoming a show killer now that Fox axed Being Human? Do you love or hate Nashville's Scarlett? Jamey isn't happy that the ABC primetime soap is on the chopping block. Why can't brothers act right on Shonda Rhimes shows? Jillian sips the tea over Columbus Short's exit from Scandal. Who will replace Craig Ferguson at The Late Late Show? Will Chelsea Handler end up at Netflix? Jenna believes George Clooney getting married is a sign of the apocalypse! Jamey and Jenna share their love for all the Jem and The Holograms casting news. Disney announces the cast members for the upcoming Star Wars movie.