'Till I Hear It from You

It's a nice change of scenery from all the pointless sub plots, writers thought would make good stand-alone episodes, this season. I liked everything about it, and the fact that the title borrowed one from a Gin Blossoms song. However I hated Stefanie's stupid meltdown. I almost forgot how presumptuous her character was. And this episode was a wake up call for me.

There are two stand-out amazing scenes in this episode: Maggie, Jackson, and Maggie's mother when her mother reveals the reason for her plastic surgery, and when Owen and Amelia are arguing in the stairwell.

This episode has all the feels, pulling a lot of threads together (good, because I was bored of waiting for things to be tied up).

Excellent direction by Kevin McKidd. His best yet.

I can't understand how a director can accept this kind of acting. Caterina Scorsone's acting is unacceptable. She shows emotions by moving her jaw and neck. She talks and walk weirdly. she has lots of fake manners that brings me oyt of the show like I could see the cameras and a desperate director. Why no one do anything about her acting. Why when all the cast are good actors, she is still there not at all credible as a surgeon or anyone who has ever been to school. Amelia Owen is neither credible; Her acting is really bad, please teach her some acting or at least she moves less her mouth and jaw. And talk like she has a denture. How isn't she ashamed of acting like this in the middle of all the other actors ? I'm sorry to sounds mean but she is ranked as the most hated character of the show, it's not for nothing. It's not the character the problem, is her poor acting. I can't believe I press forward each time she is on the screen to avoid knowing about her character. Please do something about this if you read this as a director, or Catarina, sorry to be so franc but your acting needs to be seriously improved. Take it as a good advice.