The facts that the person playing the patient is a real survivor, and that all the females that lined up are not extra’s, but actual crew members, writers, producers, etc on the show makes it that much more powerful!
Oh wow, I had no idea. I’ve only just started watching this show (I know I’m REALLY late to the party! 🤦🏻♀️) Thank you so much for your comment, i rewatched this scene after reading it and it was even more powerful ❤
It’s not surprising that a couple of men had to respond to this with “Why?” Lol. But I agree 100%. He’s one of those rare good men. I’m blessed to be engaged to one of them as well
Luis Fernando Costa Deluca May be a character but there are such thing as men LIKE him. I am a sexual assault survivor and it’s my fiancé’s patience and understanding that helped me through it.
@@kellyjokanovich3939 - I’m a survivor and it took me until I was in my late 40’s to realize I was allowed to ask for an all female OR team. And in order to show them how much it meant to me, I wrote thank you notes to every single one of them. I did it again this week when I had to have surgery. I had a CRNA hold my hand just as tightly on that walk. I also take an advocate with me wherever I go as I have a tendency to “detach” from my surroundings whenever anything medical happens to me. I truly hope your mum is well!
The best line written in this episode is when she said, “ The alcohol 🍺 that he drinks is his excuse and the alcohol 🍷 that I drink, makes it my fault” Great writing and a phenomenal episode.
@John Lucas I don’t know if I’d go so far to agree that the line is hilarious. But I did however feel it was unlikely that a person in this traumatic state could would come up with such a dramatic and poetic line on the spot off the top of her head. That goes for pretty much her whole dialogue in that scene. Unfortunate, because it’s evident that the actress is INCREDIBLE!! To bad she wasn’t given more realistic verbiage for her situation. Give the dramatic poetic lines to another character.
"what you did today was not protocol, but it should be" I absolutely love this line because it's so true, we need more people like Jo in the real world for situations like this. The way Jo went about this whole situation is how it should be everywhere for everyone
Right it is very important for the women to know how strong they r and that they r not alone and that it is not their faults in any fashion ,form or way
@@horaimabarbosa3233 it is true, Jo does not deserve what she is going through right now, but imagine how she was and cared about others before and now once she is out of this depression state, she will be much much better human being than before, doctors that really care about patients are usually those that can relate to their pain, and not just phisical pain but emotional and mental pain. She will rise like the phoenix. And this should be protocol to help patients overcome their fear.
What's so sad about it, is that Jo can relate to the patient. She knows what it's like to be assulted, and terrified of coming forward with her story. Jo desveres the world. She has sufferd so much, and still remains a good person.
That's misses the point of the honor walk in real life at hospitals and that it is only done for those who have dead and or are not waking up from a coma and giving someone else a chance at life.
FunFact: The actress who was the S.A. victim, she had requested to not see the halls of strong women until it was time for her to film the scene. The reaction on the character’s face was the actress’s own reaction.
Good for you a lot of men do not speak out but your trauma is real and validated as well as a female I’m a survivor myself and I’m happy to see your comment ♥️
Thats why Greys Anatomy is a relevant show after 16 years. Even all the drama of the central cast, the switch of couples... THIS SCENE and others alike show how major and important GA is for us.
"I've seen soldiers like this. Young women AND young men, who have no idea how to talk about this" - Thank you Grey's Anatomy for including men in this very powerful scene!
@Ang Bon They are including men to show that women aren't the only people who can get raped. It has nothing to do about men needing to be apart of everything and even so we should be able to talk about men when it comes to rape because women aren't the only people who suffer from this and it is wrong for you to even think about saying those things.
Ang Bon shut your ignorant mouth and show some respect, this is a quote from the scene. And it’s showing that it doesn’t matter the gender, but the VICTIMS and how they feel.
Fun fact is that the actress playing the patient who was violated is a real survivor so this scene is even more special to know it is that real . PRAISE GREYS Edit: you know it’s been 3 years and this still gets me everyday it hits so hard for personal reasons I can not imagine going through this wow :( it’s hard because for most women I can not say for all the process of getting checked at the hospital is just as horrifying as the trauma they went through Greys is the first show I can think of that showcases the raw hard truth of life including a woman who has actually been through it as well it is just so SO powerful and disgustingly beautiful if that makes sense. That’s what people need to focus on NOT that I call it a “fun” fact when I state it that isn’t the point that isn’t important move on don’t think of it that way get checked mentally and just realize how important this scene is how so many people go through and this is giving them some sort of voice back !!!! worry more about that.
The fact that she was brave enough to do this so other women (and yes men too) can not feel alone when they find themselves victimized by that makes her a hero in my eyes.
Every single time when the music kicks in when she looks into that hallway, I get goosebumps all over my body and tear up. It's such a powerfull moment that gets me anytime. Unfortunately I think every woman can imagine what she's going through. I hate that we all know a bit of how that feels. No one should ever feel so belittled, terrified, traumatized and hurt like that actress portrayed, but it's things that happen daily
Almost every woman I know has been sexually abused at least once in their life. I don't think a lot of women even realize how many other women have been thru it.
Fun facts: what’s amazing about this episode is that the plot line was Camilla’s (Jo’s) idea after being infuriated by watching a courtroom case about rape. Upon ABC getting wind of the rape kit scene, they initially protested but Miss Shonda put her foot down. Eventually, the head of standards and practices for ABC joined the lineup of women in the hallway. This is the raw factor we need back in tv.
last night, i watched this episode for the first time with my mom and dad, and when this scene came on, we all cried. Sexual harassment, assault, and rape is a very serious topic to discuss and it should be discussed more often. To all the men and women who have been a victim of sexual abuse, no matter what you wore or where you were at, it was NEVER your fault. You did nothing wrong. You weren't dressed like a skank or a w-ore, they just thought like a rapist. You are never alone. And if you ever need to talk to someone, they will listen. You are loved and supported. No matter what your gender identity is, or your race or your age, the people who love you and support you will build you a wall of support for you.
@Andrea Coronel I am so sorry you had to go through such a traumatizing situation. What happened to you was NOT your fault and you deserve friends and family members that support you through thick and thin. You are not alone and there are so many young teenagers out there who have been though the same things as you have. You are not a slut or a whore, you are a survivor and a warrior. Keep staying the way you are and stay strong and stay true to yourself.
I read an article where a doctor was treating a rape victim and the victim was talking about what she did wrong and it was her fault. The doctor told her “No, the only thing you did wrong was blame yourself.”
This scene will forever give me chills and bring tears to my eyes no matter how many times I see it. It should be protocol, this should be what every SA survivor experiences in the hospital
I went through this myself from the age of 5 to 13. It finally stopped when he was put away. This scene really touched my heart. This was so carefully done and made me sob. What a wonderful episode highlighting how real it can be. Thank you x
Deep down in my soul I felt this. I weeped for every woman who has had to endure. For every woman strong enough to survive, and for every woman who was not.
This will forever be the most emotional, phenomenal,extraordinary, iconic scene ever. Congratulations Shonda R. You did it again👏👏 (you made me cry again too)
Thanayi Theresa ijust stopped watching greys anatomy for a while.im preparing for my university exams.im a dental student so currently stopped all my fav shows.could you please tell me what is this scene about?
Jisna s rajan a sexual assault victim who refused to have surgery because she said she couldn’t look at a mans face without seeing her attacker. So Jo, the woman holding her hand makes an all female OR and lines the halls with women so she doesn’t have to see any men’s faces
I work as a scrub nurse and this scene really touched me! It’s wonderful they provided an all female surgical team for this patient. I know of a male patient in a similar situation asking for a all male surgical team.
I had to fast forward through some parts of this episode because my own assault is still so engraved in my memory. But this scene. This scene was everything. It was breathtaking
This was probably the most beautiful moment in the history of Grey's Anatomy. It speaks incredible volumes. Such praise is given to the staff, the artists, the writers of this episode.
I cried this whole episode. This show is amazing! As a survivor, i remember a certain woman sat with me hours after her shift ended while I was in the ICU. She was the only person that sat and held my hand without letting go. People like her are a “special” type of person and woman. I want to find her and thank her. Just holding my hand was the first step to my recovery. To my survival. What an amazing episode. Beautifully done.
This and Richards bar scene were two of the most powerful moments from this show; it really broke those glass walls and showed the truth that it’s not all clean cut and easy it’s not as simple as making a report
@@ankitasengupta5889 The link to Richard smashing the bar with a baseball bat Where people sober for years would turn in their sober token (chips) to get a drink 🥃 ua-cam.com/video/HnDT5pWxzOA/v-deo.html
I am glad that I get to see this in my lifetime that we as women are understood that it is not our fault. To not live with shame and doubt. Thank you for airing this powerful and much needed episode.
I've been too afraid to comment on this scene I've watched a thousand times. But whoever took part from writing, directing or acting in it - you saved me more times than I can count. When I'm afraid, an anxiety attack is coming on... watching this wall, this protective sphere of a diverse range of women reminds me I can do this, I am not alone, I am safe and empowered and maybe its not much but thank you ladies. To all the women out there fighting that struggle or helping a sister stand - thank you. 🙏
This scene, this level and deepness of storytelling makes all of this so important. Heartbreaking yet so incredibly empowering. I cried so much, it was just so beautiful ❤️ Also just as a side note, why Richard gotta always be walking into places he shouldn't be 🙈🤗, gotta love him, he's so adorable haha.
LITERALLY like I love Izzie, but Alex and Jo have a truer love and better bond. I was sobbing with anger that he did it in a letter. All that character development for him just to leave his wife in a letter. They should’ve just killed him instead.
I watched this episode and and my eyes welled up so fast. When I was 19 it happened to me and I never felt so horrible about myself. I completely shut down and shut everyone out, but then I started to pray alot went to counseling. It's a hard process but with the right support, I became even better.
All those people who stood there and supported her all of them the entire hospital believed, cared, and supported her. That was very sweet. I cried because I was touched by this. I had to watch it over and over again because that is what support should look like always.
This is the most powerful scene I have seen on tv in a long time... and best episode of all the Grey's Anatomy Series. Shows the strength of women standing together in support of their own; and the strength she got from that!!! Ugh... my heart could not even💔😫
Every time I watch this, I watch it a few times. It’s beautiful, it’s outstanding, it’s wonderful!! Even more so when you hear that all the female staff wanted to stand in the corridor, writers, editors, runners, etc etc xxxx
This scene is so strong, and i get panic attacks looking at it but its a reminder, a comfort to see the unity they have for her. Its hard to see this scene sometimes because i understand her pain, the anxiety, and stress. Im a male survivor and its scene's like this that remind me that im not alone in this horrible battle. Im not alone, im not alone, we're not alone.
this episode still brings me to tears. everyone who has gone through something like that should be able to feel this support. if you are reading this and you went through this, please know it was not your fault. you are strong and you will make it. you are a warrior and will sadly forever have those battle scars. but you get to take power of them and tell you story of how you fought.
This is honestly one of the most moving scenes in television I've ever, ever seen. I can't think of a single one that packs a more significant punch to the heart. 😭😭😭 💙💙💙
This, THIS !! It needs more recognition, more appreciation! Grey's anatomy is keeping its title as one of the greatest shows simply because of scenes like this ..
This literally made me cry when watched it the first time, I was with my mom and we understood the power of women helping other women, this is beautiful
A woman of such a noble and kind and supportive soul, who could give so much of herself to another in the midst of her own pain, and Alex left her for deceitful lying husband stealing IZZY. SHM.
I have never come across any television scene where a case of rape was handles so sensitively. if only people are empathetic enough to understand that the victims need to comforted and supported instead of being blamed and shamed. one of the most powerful scenes on the television
One of the most iconic moments in GA. I admire the scene and understand the severity of the situation. I don't know why there are so many dislikes, but it's awesome and hardcore the support that Jo provided. Hats off to her.
what a beautiful yet powerful episode! alot of of women, men , shedding a tear, know exactly how this situation feels. strongs to all of you out there, who survived this.
This, this is how we should treat each other. I have watched this episode several times and this scene brings me to tears, not just because of my own experience but because when we see love and support from our own fellow women it makes us feel , empowered, strong, heard, loved. Each of us fights a battle and we owe to each other to let each other know we have each other, strangers or not, I have you. 🖐🏽💞
i still come back to this every now and then and ball my eyes out. it’s easily one of my favourite scenes from the entire show and it’s one of the most powerful scenes i’ve ever seen on any tv show at all. greys anatomy never fails to make me cry and deliver the most beautiful, powerful, emotional scenes and as a survivor myself, this all means so much to me. it makes me feel so much less alone too ❤
One if the best scenes ever in the series Jo's bind with the patient and getting all females to line the corridor was great so moving and emotional was in tears an iconic episode and using the freya riding was was perfect too
I could watch this over and over again (I have), and I don't think I would ever stop getting choked up about this (I haven't)... This scene is so important...
This scene is truly amazing 😉 I asked some of my friends to watch the ep, none of them had ever seen greys before and their first reaction was to cry 😢 the exact one as me
i constantly come back to this video because of how powerful it is. to anyone out there that has been through this, i’m so sorry doll. there will never be any words that will help. and what pissed me off the most is that not everyone gets this help and someone who fights for them.
The facts that the person playing the patient is a real survivor, and that all the females that lined up are not extra’s, but actual crew members, writers, producers, etc on the show makes it that much more powerful!
Wow that's amazing
Most those women would have been assulted some point in their lives.
@@passedoutsober6322 yea 97%
Oh wow, I had no idea. I’ve only just started watching this show (I know I’m REALLY late to the party! 🤦🏻♀️) Thank you so much for your comment, i rewatched this scene after reading it and it was even more powerful ❤
The patient didn’t want to see the “wall of women” during rehearsal , she wanted it to be a genuine reaction ❤😢
I just love the fact that Deluca as a man made sure that no other men go into that hallway
Why?
It’s not surprising that a couple of men had to respond to this with “Why?” Lol. But I agree 100%. He’s one of those rare good men. I’m blessed to be engaged to one of them as well
@@samanthajudd63 delucca doesn't exist he's a character.
Luis Fernando Costa Deluca May be a character but there are such thing as men LIKE him. I am a sexual assault survivor and it’s my fiancé’s patience and understanding that helped me through it.
because sorority is important, but change requires the participation of all, man must be CONSCIOUS and actively act against sexism and misogyny
The fact that they thought about operating her in an all-female OR... my heart
Claire Benteyn And that Jo held her hand even when she was with anesthesia and couldn’t feel it. Made me cry even more
My mum got operated on by an entirely woman team, and she said even when she was unconscious, she still felt supported and optimistic
@@kellyjokanovich3939 aww is your mom ok now?
@@kellyjokanovich3939 - I’m a survivor and it took me until I was in my late 40’s to realize I was allowed to ask for an all female OR team. And in order to show them how much it meant to me, I wrote thank you notes to every single one of them. I did it again this week when I had to have surgery. I had a CRNA hold my hand just as tightly on that walk. I also take an advocate with me wherever I go as I have a tendency to “detach” from my surroundings whenever anything medical happens to me. I truly hope your mum is well!
@@courteneygettel4631 you are such a fighter and I hope you know how loved and strong you are
Every woman in that (excluding the main cast members) were women that worked on Grey’s as writers, producers, designers, etc.
Really!!! OMG this pulls the tears down more......#GirlPower
really? that’s amazing.
Wow, the diversity
lola decker I love that!
And bokhee 😂
The best line written in this episode is when she said, “ The alcohol 🍺 that he drinks is his excuse and the alcohol 🍷 that I drink, makes it my fault” Great writing and a phenomenal episode.
More like hillarious writing and episode.
John Lucas bye
It's unbelievable how in this society we judge the victims instead of the rapists 😭.
It’s sad how accurate it is in today’s society.
@John Lucas I don’t know if I’d go so far to agree that the line is hilarious. But I did however feel it was unlikely that a person in this traumatic state could would come up with such a dramatic and poetic line on the spot off the top of her head. That goes for pretty much her whole dialogue in that scene.
Unfortunate, because it’s evident that the actress is INCREDIBLE!! To bad she wasn’t given more realistic verbiage for her situation. Give the dramatic poetic lines to another character.
"what you did today was not protocol, but it should be"
I absolutely love this line because it's so true, we need more people like Jo in the real world for situations like this. The way Jo went about this whole situation is how it should be everywhere for everyone
Bri B jo deserves the whole world,, she doesn’t deserve what she’s going through right now. she’s been through enough.
Right it is very important for the women to know how strong they r and that they r not alone and that it is not their faults in any fashion ,form or way
@@horaimabarbosa3233 it is true, Jo does not deserve what she is going through right now, but imagine how she was and cared about others before and now once she is out of this depression state, she will be much much better human being than before, doctors that really care about patients are usually those that can relate to their pain, and not just phisical pain but emotional and mental pain. She will rise like the phoenix.
And this should be protocol to help patients overcome their fear.
What's so sad about it, is that Jo can relate to the patient. She knows what it's like to be assulted, and terrified of coming forward with her story. Jo desveres the world. She has sufferd so much, and still remains a good person.
That's misses the point of the honor walk in real life at hospitals and that it is only done for those who have dead and or are not waking up from a coma and giving someone else a chance at life.
FunFact: The actress who was the S.A. victim, she had requested to not see the halls of strong women until it was time for her to film the scene. The reaction on the character’s face was the actress’s own reaction.
CHHSGuardBoy2 even better - all the women showing their support by giving her safe passage were the cast and crew of the show
cazia9 That part I did knew. And that was an amazing detail for this scene. This is one of the many reasons why I love Grey’s Anatomy.
Alguém pode mim falar o nome dessa música linda
Clea Matildes lost without you Freya Ridings
@@vickyg690 oba muito obg
as a male survivor of this, i balled my eyes out in this episode. Well done for everyone acting and highlighting this very important issue!
You're also a survivor. You're amazing and strong and valid.
💙
Good for you a lot of men do not speak out but your trauma is real and validated as well as a female I’m a survivor myself and I’m happy to see your comment ♥️
know how valid you are. ❤️
I’m here with you 🙏
Didnt even see this episode, but understood it immediately. I cried.
mely fae I didn’t either!! But I could not stop crying. I love to see women supporting women. That was beautiful!!! 💜💜
Me too
mely fae I don’t understand it , like what is it based on ?
Molly Carter she was raped and she gets flashbacks, they are supporting and protecting her..
Trisha C oh, I thought she was the girl that left because of the fire. She kinda looks like her
Thats why Greys Anatomy is a relevant show after 16 years. Even all the drama of the central cast, the switch of couples... THIS SCENE and others alike show how major and important GA is for us.
For real the writing on this show is grade A.
"I've seen soldiers like this. Young women AND young men, who have no idea how to talk about this" - Thank you Grey's Anatomy for including men in this very powerful scene!
It's a quote from the scene.
@Ang Bon They are including men to show that women aren't the only people who can get raped. It has nothing to do about men needing to be apart of everything and even so we should be able to talk about men when it comes to rape because women aren't the only people who suffer from this and it is wrong for you to even think about saying those things.
Ang Bon You are such an idiot, look above the message.
Ang Bon shut your ignorant mouth and show some respect, this is a quote from the scene. And it’s showing that it doesn’t matter the gender, but the VICTIMS and how they feel.
Ang Bon Men and women are equal. The fact is that both men and women get sexually assaulted and in this scene it happens to be a woman
Fun fact is that the actress playing the patient who was violated is a real survivor so this scene is even more special to know it is that real . PRAISE GREYS
Edit: you know it’s been 3 years and this still gets me everyday it hits so hard for personal reasons I can not imagine going through this wow :( it’s hard because for most women I can not say for all the process of getting checked at the hospital is just as horrifying as the trauma they went through Greys is the first show I can think of that showcases the raw hard truth of life including a woman who has actually been through it as well it is just so SO powerful and disgustingly beautiful if that makes sense. That’s what people need to focus on NOT that I call it a “fun” fact when I state it that isn’t the point that isn’t important move on don’t think of it that way get checked mentally and just realize how important this scene is how so many people go through and this is giving them some sort of voice back !!!! worry more about that.
And its facts like this that will make me watch Grey's until the final episode ❤❤❤
The fact that she was brave enough to do this so other women (and yes men too) can not feel alone when they find themselves victimized by that makes her a hero in my eyes.
@@nr30199 literally !
@@girl1213 she really is 🥺
THIS IS THE MOST LIKES IVE EVER GOTTEN OMG THANK YOU🥺😭❤️❤️
Everybody thinks only Mer, Richard, And Bailey are the only ones left from season 1. Yet Bokhee has been around since the first episode...
Yessss
Yes 🙏
oh yea
Bokhee gunna write a best selling tell all when she retires with all the shit she's seen and heard in the hospital and OR
I swear, they ever kill her off and ima fuck someone up lol
The song is “Lost Without You” by Freya Ridings.
thank u
Arlyn Pagtama
No problem
Thanks🇧🇷♥️
Brena Gomes no problemo
Thank you!
Every single time when the music kicks in when she looks into that hallway, I get goosebumps all over my body and tear up. It's such a powerfull moment that gets me anytime. Unfortunately I think every woman can imagine what she's going through. I hate that we all know a bit of how that feels. No one should ever feel so belittled, terrified, traumatized and hurt like that actress portrayed, but it's things that happen daily
BeautyAnimash same. It was so beautiful and powerful. I had to rewatch this several times
Did you know that when that part in scene came up it was a complete surprise to her? She wanted it that way. So it was her genuine reaction
Totally and completely 😭😭🥰🙏🏼✨
Almost every woman I know has been sexually abused at least once in their life. I don't think a lot of women even realize how many other women have been thru it.
I really really really wished Callie was still on the show for this scene
and lexie😔
Arizona, April, and Christina
IKR
Why?
@@ru14274 why?
I loved it when you can see the proudness in deluca’s face when he said “Yes sir” 0:13
“Yes” and “No” are such powerful words.
“Are you ready?” “Yes.”
Consent.
This will forever be an Iconic and emotional scene❤️
Yeah it is
Agreed
Fun facts: what’s amazing about this episode is that the plot line was Camilla’s (Jo’s) idea after being infuriated by watching a courtroom case about rape. Upon ABC getting wind of the rape kit scene, they initially protested but Miss Shonda put her foot down. Eventually, the head of standards and practices for ABC joined the lineup of women in the hallway. This is the raw factor we need back in tv.
Holy cow! That gave me chills and made my eyes get all teary - how powerful!
last night, i watched this episode for the first time with my mom and dad, and when this scene came on, we all cried. Sexual harassment, assault, and rape is a very serious topic to discuss and it should be discussed more often. To all the men and women who have been a victim of sexual abuse, no matter what you wore or where you were at, it was NEVER your fault. You did nothing wrong. You weren't dressed like a skank or a w-ore, they just thought like a rapist. You are never alone. And if you ever need to talk to someone, they will listen. You are loved and supported. No matter what your gender identity is, or your race or your age, the people who love you and support you will build you a wall of support for you.
@Andrea Coronel I am so sorry you had to go through such a traumatizing situation. What happened to you was NOT your fault and you deserve friends and family members that support you through thick and thin. You are not alone and there are so many young teenagers out there who have been though the same things as you have. You are not a slut or a whore, you are a survivor and a warrior. Keep staying the way you are and stay strong and stay true to yourself.
This should be pinned!
I read an article where a doctor was treating a rape victim and the victim was talking about what she did wrong and it was her fault. The doctor told her “No, the only thing you did wrong was blame yourself.”
This made me cry. Thank you
Thank you, I know this was a year ago, but it means a lot ❤️
This scene will forever give me chills and bring tears to my eyes no matter how many times I see it. It should be protocol, this should be what every SA survivor experiences in the hospital
The single most powerful moment in this whole damn show.
I went through this myself from the age of 5 to 13. It finally stopped when he was put away. This scene really touched my heart. This was so carefully done and made me sob. What a wonderful episode highlighting how real it can be. Thank you x
jamie ankers I don’t have access to this show. What happened to her?
She was sexually assaulted/abused and all the women come together to give her the help and support she needed
The Alex Jones Show it’s in Hulu and UA-cam.
I’m so sorry you had to endure that no one should.
@@crohniequeenab Thank you for being so kind x
Deep down in my soul I felt this. I weeped for every woman who has had to endure. For every woman strong enough to survive, and for every woman who was not.
This will forever be the most emotional, phenomenal,extraordinary, iconic scene ever. Congratulations Shonda R. You did it again👏👏 (you made me cry again too)
Thanayi Theresa ijust stopped watching greys anatomy for a while.im preparing for my university exams.im a dental student so currently stopped all my fav shows.could you please tell me what is this scene about?
Jisna s rajan a sexual assault victim who refused to have surgery because she said she couldn’t look at a mans face without seeing her attacker. So Jo, the woman holding her hand makes an all female OR and lines the halls with women so she doesn’t have to see any men’s faces
And this is why I have been a fan of this show from day one! Moments like this!
I work as a scrub nurse and this scene really touched me! It’s wonderful they provided an all female surgical team for this patient. I know of a male patient in a similar situation asking for a all male surgical team.
I'm glad for his sake that an all male surgical team is historically closer to the rule than the exception.
I had to fast forward through some parts of this episode because my own assault is still so engraved in my memory. But this scene. This scene was everything. It was breathtaking
Brenda I’m sorry about what you went through. I just wanted to to let you know that you are a strong person.
you're so strong ❤️
I hope my love and light reaches you
This was probably the most beautiful moment in the history of Grey's Anatomy. It speaks incredible volumes. Such praise is given to the staff, the artists, the writers of this episode.
I cried this whole episode. This show is amazing! As a survivor, i remember a certain woman sat with me hours after her shift ended while I was in the ICU. She was the only person that sat and held my hand without letting
go. People like her are a “special” type of person and woman. I want to find her and thank her. Just holding my hand was the first step to my recovery. To my survival. What an amazing episode. Beautifully done.
This and Richards bar scene were two of the most powerful moments from this show; it really broke those glass walls and showed the truth that it’s not all clean cut and easy it’s not as simple as making a report
Is there a possibility that you can provide a link to that scene please? @PlainJane
@@ankitasengupta5889
The link to Richard smashing the bar with a baseball bat Where people sober for years would turn in their sober token (chips) to get a drink 🥃
ua-cam.com/video/HnDT5pWxzOA/v-deo.html
Women stand together 💕 the support and love from all of us is the best way to heal 🥰
I am glad that I get to see this in my lifetime that we as women are understood that it is not our fault. To not live with shame and doubt. Thank you for airing this powerful and much needed episode.
I've been too afraid to comment on this scene I've watched a thousand times. But whoever took part from writing, directing or acting in it - you saved me more times than I can count. When I'm afraid, an anxiety attack is coming on... watching this wall, this protective sphere of a diverse range of women reminds me I can do this, I am not alone, I am safe and empowered and maybe its not much but thank you ladies. To all the women out there fighting that struggle or helping a sister stand - thank you. 🙏
This scene, this level and deepness of storytelling makes all of this so important. Heartbreaking yet so incredibly empowering. I cried so much, it was just so beautiful ❤️
Also just as a side note, why Richard gotta always be walking into places he shouldn't be 🙈🤗, gotta love him, he's so adorable haha.
LOL.....But yes! This was one of their best yet!
I can say that is why I wanna be a doctor that was beautiful and who ever gave it a thumbs down y’all need to remove it that was pure love and support
true
@Caitlin Williams They must be rapists that thumbed it down. In any case their narcissistic, misogynistic you know what’s!
This ep hit me hard cause of my own experience 💔💔💔💔😭😭😭I learnt that I'm not a victim I will always be a survivor!!
yes. I am too. We are not alone.
Me too
Freckel FacedBoy you are so brave. I don’t know you but you are important. No matter what you are a strong survivor💖
Nobody is alone, we all suport you! You are strong!
True Dat.
This scene was SO POWERFUL.
I agree with you
Words can’t explain how much i appreciated Jo’s character ❤️
I agree. All through this episode I was thinking how proud I felt of Jo and all the extra compassion and support she showed.
One of the most powerful scenes in television. How I wish every victim had this treatment and this encouragement. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
To think that Alex left Jo for a woman who left him 10 years ago 🤦♀️
and cheated on him with a ghost 🤦👻 ( I know she had a tumor and I kinda liked her but still)
S M I L EY, omg that too 😂
S M I L EY yes even if it was a tumor she still chose to do it with a hallucination
LITERALLY like I love Izzie, but Alex and Jo have a truer love and better bond. I was sobbing with anger that he did it in a letter. All that character development for him just to leave his wife in a letter. They should’ve just killed him instead.
@@erinryan3495 Killing Alex is equally bad. It is still trauma for Jo.
As a victim of sexual assault, this makes me well up and makes me incredibly emotionally. By far one of the best scenes in GA history or herstory !
Everyone who has survived rape and horrible things. Your a survivor. I will pray for you every day. Love all the survivors.
Out of all 15 seasons this is my favourite episode in not only greys but any tv show in history ❤️
This is one of the most beautiful moments in the whole series, and one of the kindest things Jo ever did... other than adopting Luna
The tears that I dropped on this episode! OMG......Great idea and concept. Kudos Grey's Anatomy.
This episode helped me talk with my parents about what happened to me. It helped me take the next step in healing. Thank you 💖
The way Jo was holding her hand the entire time was just so powerful loved this scene ❤️
This brought tears to my eyes, the solidarity of all the women, standing together and giving strength to one.. This is love
This was the biggest moment for the entire season. It hit hard and was in impact we all needed to witness.
I don't think we've had an equally powerful moment since this one
I had goosebumps watching this scene. One of the rare best feel good scenes in GA.
This is by far one of the best episodes and most heart touching stories this sends a very powerful message to everyone.
I watched this episode and and my eyes welled up so fast. When I was 19 it happened to me and I never felt so horrible about myself. I completely shut down and shut everyone out, but then I started to pray alot went to counseling. It's a hard process but with the right support, I became even better.
This scene even now gives me goosebumps. It’s going to go down as one of the best episodes of this show!
All those people who stood there and supported her all of them the entire hospital believed, cared, and supported her. That was very sweet. I cried because I was touched by this. I had to watch it over and over again because that is what support should look like always.
Grey’s has made me cry alot but this made me sob. Absolutely loved this episode
This is the most powerful scene I have seen on tv in a long time... and best episode of all the Grey's Anatomy Series. Shows the strength of women standing together in support of their own; and the strength she got from that!!! Ugh... my heart could not even💔😫
to know so many people are there for you after going through so much, that's beautiful
Every time I watch this, I watch it a few times. It’s beautiful, it’s outstanding, it’s wonderful!!
Even more so when you hear that all the female staff wanted to stand in the corridor, writers, editors, runners, etc etc xxxx
I cried SO hard during this scene. What a powerful moment...♥️
This scene is so strong, and i get panic attacks looking at it but its a reminder, a comfort to see the unity they have for her. Its hard to see this scene sometimes because i understand her pain, the anxiety, and stress.
Im a male survivor and its scene's like this that remind me that im not alone in this horrible battle. Im not alone, im not alone, we're not alone.
So thoughtful of Karev to do this
If you’re a survivor, this will make you absolutely break down. This speaks mountains without having to say anything.
this episode still brings me to tears. everyone who has gone through something like that should be able to feel this support. if you are reading this and you went through this, please know it was not your fault. you are strong and you will make it. you are a warrior and will sadly forever have those battle scars. but you get to take power of them and tell you story of how you fought.
This is one of the most powerful episodes and I love how Shonda did this.
I can't stop crying. Jo you are an very big angel.
This is honestly one of the most moving scenes in television I've ever, ever seen. I can't think of a single one that packs a more significant punch to the heart. 😭😭😭 💙💙💙
This, THIS !! It needs more recognition, more appreciation! Grey's anatomy is keeping its title as one of the greatest shows simply because of scenes like this ..
The kindest act I have ever seen within a show like this.
This was a very powerful episode I cry rite thru😭😭❤
so proud of Jo Karev here. “Lost Without You” has always been a beautiful song but now it sends a whole new message every time I hear it. ❤️
This literally made me cry when watched it the first time, I was with my mom and we understood the power of women helping other women, this is beautiful
A woman of such a noble and kind and supportive soul, who could give so much of herself to another in the midst of her own pain, and Alex left her for deceitful lying husband stealing IZZY.
SHM.
I have never come across any television scene where a case of rape was handles so sensitively. if only people are empathetic enough to understand that the victims need to comforted and supported instead of being blamed and shamed. one of the most powerful scenes on the television
One of the most iconic moments in GA. I admire the scene and understand the severity of the situation. I don't know why there are so many dislikes, but it's awesome and hardcore the support that Jo provided. Hats off to her.
Agreed ♡
SUCH A POWERFUL SCENE!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾heart-felt.. I couldn't stop crying😢😭
what a beautiful yet powerful episode! alot of of women, men , shedding a tear, know exactly how this situation feels. strongs to all of you out there, who survived this.
this episode was so powerful it bought so much pain and tears to my heart and soul .
I am glad we are in a place that we respect this woman’s torture and give individuals like her the respect of the walk of honour.
This, this is how we should treat each other. I have watched this episode several times and this scene brings me to tears, not just because of my own experience but because when we see love and support from our own fellow women it makes us feel , empowered, strong, heard, loved. Each of us fights a battle and we owe to each other to let each other know we have each other, strangers or not, I have you. 🖐🏽💞
This episode had me in tears the entire episode. This reminded me why I have stayed loyal for all this time ❤
this is the scene, this is the reason the amazing show is still on fire. This show deserves more seasons.
i still come back to this every now and then and ball my eyes out. it’s easily one of my favourite scenes from the entire show and it’s one of the most powerful scenes i’ve ever seen on any tv show at all. greys anatomy never fails to make me cry and deliver the most beautiful, powerful, emotional scenes and as a survivor myself, this all means so much to me. it makes me feel so much less alone too ❤
Jo is so positive and strong
One if the best scenes ever in the series Jo's bind with the patient and getting all females to line the corridor was great so moving and emotional was in tears an iconic episode and using the freya riding was was perfect too
This is seriously my favourite grey's scene ever. Nothing will ever top this scene for me
Jo is the best besides her character I like because it makes us see topics such as: violence against women and rapes.
This scene made me cry.
the most powerful scene I have seen in my entire life
thank you Grey's anatomy... u teach me how to show empathy to someone who need support 💛
I can’t stop watching this scene it’s so powerful the whole episode was so powerful
TEARS😭. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. What an amazing strong display of women supporting women. Beautifully written, produced, directed and acted 🥰🙌🏻
if you didnt have a single tear in your eye , you ain't HUMAN
I’ve seen this numerous times and every single time that I watch, the minute the music starts and she looks into the hall I start crying.
I could watch this over and over again (I have), and I don't think I would ever stop getting choked up about this (I haven't)... This scene is so important...
Every time I even remember about this chapter and this scene I cry like a baby, such a powerful situation that should be an example in the whole world
This scene is truly amazing 😉 I asked some of my friends to watch the ep, none of them had ever seen greys before and their first reaction was to cry 😢 the exact one as me
Hands down one of the most beautiful moments on television 🤎
2 years later and this scene still has me tearing up
Me too
i constantly come back to this video because of how powerful it is. to anyone out there that has been through this, i’m so sorry doll. there will never be any words that will help. and what pissed me off the most is that not everyone gets this help and someone who fights for them.