Hope you guys aren't sick of these plane crash episode reactions!! I'm almost done with them, I promise. Season 9 Episode 1 is next. After that, should I do the mass shooting episode (S6E24) or the inoperable spine tumor episode (S6E7)?? Let me know below! Thanks for watching.

Reminder Callie is also Arizona’s wife....her promise to save the leg was also made as a spouse. This broken promise slowly destroys their marriage

“If you love someone you tell them”, actually this foreshadowed Jackson telling April that he loves her on her wedding and ran away together in the later season(OMG I miss those good old days)

The surge is a very real thing. My mom battled cancer for 10 years. Towards her last month of life she had slowly started deteriorating to the point where she could no longer walk, talk or really eat. 3 days before she died she was awake, alert and able to do things on her own. She had spoken with so much clarity, she told us she was at peace with the demons in her past. After the day ended she went back to sleeping all day, until the point of her death. Long story short the surge is a thing I’ve seen it with my own eyes

I'm an OR Supply Chain Tech and it wasn't until this video that I knew what an I&D was. I pull supplies for them all the time, but no one ever tells us what the surgeries are for and we often have to learn outside of work (which I feel like during training we should be allowed to watch a case to see how important it is to have the supplies needed in stock)

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FINALLLLLYYYYY!!!! I really hope you cover season 10 ep 9 that Callie got sue by famous athlete patient due to complicated surgery!

Before my dad died in the hospital, he called everyone he knew to talk to them and see how they were doing. He called me to ask how I was, which wasn't really normal. Then he died the next day.

After this one would you u please react to Season 12 episode 9 I believe it’s called The Sound Of Silence. Love your videos!

Doc, they mentioned in the show that they were lost for a week before they found them. Since i saw that episode, i'm still wondering how did they survived for that long. Specially sloan with that hole near his heart. Im no doctor but survival seems impossible for sloan, arizona and probably even derek with those injuries. And i was really hoping you mentioned that in one of the 3 parts. But no cigar.

I don’t want these videos to stop 😂

I was really interested in your perspective about “the surge” if it was realistic or just a greys anatomy drama thing.

Grey's killed everyone for several seasons. Now every season finale fans watch through their fingers, waiting to see if their favorites will live to see another season.

Thanks so much Dr Dan, as a teenager who aspires to go to med school and to become a doctor I find your videos so inspiring and educational!

"I'M READY! I'M READY! I'M READY! *insert Spongebob gif here*

You are so down to earth. & I love that you seem to love the show even if it's not always perfect on the medical side. Usually, doctors reaction video don't include comment on the characters personnel life, I like it that you do. Thanks again! ❤️👍🏻

I remember my grandma had a surge right before she passed away

The only thing I know for sure in the medical field is if I ever end up in a hospital and they cannot bring me back is to donate all my organs if someone needs them and make my family aware of this every single year 😂👨‍👩‍👦❤️

I was wondering to myself why I like your doctor reacts videos alot better and then i realized is that you take time explaining everything in detail, even some questions that to doctors sound like dummy questions, but to us we don't exactly now the meaning and you help with that tremendously. Thank you

putting my alarm on so i DONT MISS IT FOR LIKE THE 91373916292639 TIME

Awww I was really looking forward to “Toress! Where you been?”

ER would be awesome. I love the long single shots when a trauma comes in

If you can it'd be great to see a reaction to UK series "24 hours in A&E" which is set in a real ED in England. Usually with the focus on three different patients per episode, all of which were treated in one 24 hour period (and there is almost always one major trauma each episode) 🙂 would be interesting to see what you identify as different in an English hospital! Love your videos! 😊❤️

i just love how calm you are while reviewing these shows, while also not being cold and understanding the emotional value these episodes have both for people watching and in the characters' actions. i think you could like the show honestly even not as a show you 'must' watch to review, because it is actually entertaining and, at least in my opinion, it helps releasing the tension and the stress i experience in my life. idk, hope anyway to see another one soon ✨

I'm a medical student, and it's so interesting to learn something new from your videos, medical stuff that I didn't notice while watching Grey's. ♥️

Thanks for the info on the surge, I always wondered if it was true! Great reaction!! This was basically what we wanted you to react to when we said the plane crash aftermath, sorry we're suckers for punishment I guess lol 😂😂😂 Arizona struggles for a few SEASONS with her amputation so it's hard to ask you to react to that whole process, but eventually she accepts it.

Septic Shock is terrifying. I still have nightmares about going into it.

Making sure to set an alarm!

If I've ever learned anything from Grey's Anatomy it would be "never promise anything to a patient" 🤦🏾‍♂️ it's because of the amputation that Arizona got mad at Callies for quite a few season. Anyway we're looking forward to another reactions video of you 😂 keep them coming, please

We’ll totally understand if you won’t be able to upload and make videos that often! You have a life anyway. We’ll just wait for every new videos. We appreciate every video posted ♥️

Keep up the good work, Dr. Dan! I'm loving your honest reactions and can't wait for the next video!

It's really good how you add these explanations little vids 😍

how come I've never been in this channel before?? I'm not a medical student, but I do love things about healthcare and Grey's Anatomy. Doctor Dan, you rock!!! Really, one off the best channels I've ever seen! 💙

Hey so this episode isn’t really a popular suggestion that I see, so I thought maybe you could react to season 12 episode 18 where Ben has no other choice but to do a C-section in a hallway with extremely limited resources (or does he...?🙃). Basically it doesn’t go as planned, and it has a HUGE twist, like I’m talking HUGEEEEE twist...it might be a 2 part thing, but from what I remember the first part (if there is actually 2 parts to it) is called “there’s a fine, fine line”. Also I love how you give explanations as to what each medical term is, so that we can understand it, I also like the fact that you don’t just sit there and bash the show like other people, you actually give it a chance 😂❤️.

Love your greys anatomy reactions!!❤️

Awesome video, I've seen some others reviews and yours is the best, I really appreciated that you explained the procedures and what they meant with all those numbers and words, new follower here speaking! :D

love these videos! thanks for posting

Hello from the uk! I’ve been loving these videos since I graduated with my psych degree in July (wanting to go into teaching secondary/high school), and I love your explanations of everything - I learn so much!

your insight on the reaction episode is so informative with supporting videos and journals.. i feel that i ve learned something watching the videos.. TQ Doctor Dan.. you earned a subscriber..

You’re by far the best at doctor reacts, I love your videos

Found your channel today and now I am on a binge! Your content is amazing with the supplemental pictures and commentary. I’m not a doctor of any kind or sort but as a lay person, it is so interesting! I know I read that you will definitely be doing 6x23 and 6x24 so hoping it’s realllll soon. I’d watch a whole hour video if you did both episodes in one 🤩

Love these videos, keep going dr. Dan!!!

Hi, Dr. Dan: Can react to Grey's Anatomy: "How to Save A Life" or E.R.'s "Night Shift" or "Life After Death" episodes? Love your videos so much.

Season 9 Ep 5 is probably one of my favorites of all time. This episode the first time I saw it was like omg. Honestly the end of season 8 through season 9 was just a great season of the show.

Oh god, your orthopedic animations and explinations are freaking me out so much lol. Show me cuts and guts and I'm a-ok, but a metal rod inside a bone??? I feel faint jajajaja

Yayy! I'm so excited! Sending lots of love from Sweden! :D

I really want to become a surgeon when I'm older and I was wondering if you had or could do a video on what qualifications you need and how to generally just become a surgeon.

I love these video! They are so informative and entertaining :) I do have a suggestion! (if possible) it might be a good idea for you to wear some headphone or earbuds while your watching to prevent any echos and i’m not sure if you edit your own videos but it would probably be easier to edit as well!

You should comment about the atrophy that's occurring in people with coronavirus that stays in hospital for months... Or even some of us that are at home laying in bed all day since march.

The UK has some pretty good medical dramas too, like The Royal, Holby City and Casualty :)

Love these videos!!! I was wondering however if when making reaction videos, you could put the video you're reacting to higher up on the screen (top left corner instead of bottom left corner) so that captions don't cover up the video/your face!

I wanna be a doctor, and watching your reacts encourages even more, thanks for that :)

Odd question strike again! I know that Dr Callie "promised" Arizona that she'll save her leg .. which at the end she just said, cut it off. In real life, from what I understand is Callie is the next of kin of Arizona, but also her main treating doctor, so I would say this wouldn't happen. Can a patient sue a doctor for breaking the promise of "saving the leg" when it didn't happen? Random thoughts 😅

Dr. Dan, I was wondering, after this awesome premiere, you would react to season 8, episode 9 of Grey's Anatomy? Thank you:)

Great educational content as usual, I really feel like I learn something from you every time. The diagrams and putting things like terminal lucidity or the amputation discussion into context is what makes this a great channel. I have just a minor criticism: The intro is rather lengthy and asking for sub+likes at the beginning and end is overkill, when you content is so good, people should be doing that without you asking :)

Very informative, as usual! If I could humbly suggest an episode of House MD. This reminded me of the episode where they have a similar debate as to whether to amputate a leg (against the patient’s wishes) or attempt a surgical debridement to treat the after effects of a major infarction in the limb. I’ve always wondered about the realism of the decision making. It’s season 1, episode 21, “Three Stories”. Oh and spoiler, the patient is House :)

Reminder on!!!

mark was literally the best character with amelia and callie/arizona (i cant choose)

Please react to the episode(s) regarding the big ferry crash. Lots of medical stuff to review there :-) Love this channel!

Well i’m a dentist and i really enjoy listening to you 😂🤝♥️.. we truly appreciate sharing with us your free time on reacting on some episodes. Please keep it up 😍

I love your'e video's!! (You have a fan from the netherlands)

The amputation episode would be good for you to watch as they go through the recovery process too and we’d love to hear your opinion on all of that (I believe it’s episode 2 season 9 but not completely sure)

Hannibal is super gory and I’m not sure how much is allowed on KZfaq, but it could be an interesting react video. Tons of anatomy as well as lower leg amputations. 🍴

so excited! watching rn!

i’m only a sophomore in highschool but ur yt videos really inspire me to become a surgeon one day!!!

Hi Dr. Dan! Love your videos. If I can recommend a video that ties the plane crash series to an end, I'd like to suggest season 9 episode 5 "Beautiful Doom". In this episode, Meredith finds a person ran over by a car who sustained crush injuries similar to those of her sister Lexie. Cristina is assisting on a giant aortic aneurysm repair and another to fix the congenital defect that caused the aneurysm. Hope you enjoy!

love and hated shonda for the plane crash it completely killed off callie and arizona’s relationship.

Hi Dr Dan! Loving the react videos .. I definitely even prefer you to Dr Mike! I had a random question that is not related to the video but I thought might make an interesting topic for a future video? We learned about Spina Bifida this week but (as vet students) the general recommendation is euthanasia. I understand that it is not uncommon to see this in human babies and I wonder if this is something you would see and operate on? If so I would be very interested to see a video talking about this and possible treatment protocol... perhaps combined with other congenital abnormalities?

New sub!!! Have you looked at the good doctor?? Another surgical show! I’d love to see a reaction to one of those episodes!!!

I love your react videos. They are informative and funny too. You should react to Code Black

After can you please react to season 5 episode 24 please.

Thank you for feeling our pain! 😭

Thank you for the video. But still I don’t understand why Callie is the surgeon for Arizona’s case...family members are not legally allowed to interfere. And also I don’t understand why Alex is the one who is monitoring Arizona’s condition!? I thought he is a pediatric fellow at this time and running Arizona’s service (which is another odd aspect, as there might be other pediatric surgery attendings doing so not fellows!).

I dont know why i have a sudden interest in Medicine lol. But i always wondered if these medical shows have any reality. My husband is a Doctor too he says most of it is exaggerated. You explain everything so well. Love watching ur videos.

Saddest time in greys is the plane crash and the crash aftermath😭😭♥️

Mark Sloane doesn't die in this episode. He actually died in the previous one (flashback episode's are fun)

Every time I watch these scenes I get the same feelings 😭😭

Season 10 episode 9 would be so interesting to hear your opinion and perspective on doctors being sued for malpractice due to a surgical error!!

I would have loved to attend the premiere but it was past midnight in India😂 Great video as always ❤ If you get time check out these following episodes Ep16&17 season 2(very interesting code black episodes) Season 12 ep 9(Oscar director one) Ep7 season 14(mer wins Harper Avery)

about the so called surge here is what happens What Is an End-of-Life Rally? When a person facing the end of life “rallies,” they become more stable and may want to talk or even begin eating and drinking again. This period of perking up can be accompanied by such a notable change in cognition that hospice professionals have coined the term “terminal lucidity” to describe it. This change in behavior goes against everything families learn about the physical signs that the end of life is near. We grasp at what seems to be a turnaround in our loved one’s health and sigh with relief. It appears as if they are going to hang on for a while, right? Sadly, rallying is usually a sign that death is near. I have known many hospice aides, nurses and doctors who have seen their patients rally shortly before dying. Some patients want to talk, and some become restless and act as if they need to start preparing for a trip. Others will simply become more relaxed yet remain tuned in to what is going on around them. Still others will show signs of physical stability when, seconds before, they seemed on the verge of letting go. A rally can last for a few moments or even days. Short or long, these temporary “improvements” can have a profound effect on loved ones keeping vigil.

I love it already lol

Advanced directive hits me hard. I am only 20 but I am having to consider it because of all of my chronic illnesses. so far, I’m OK, but considering all of the medication‘s I am on and all of the hospitalization visits, it’s some thing I need to consider

I hate how they never gave much explanation on what really killed mark. I really liked his character and that was one thing I did not appreciate about the show

You should definitely consider reacting to season 6 episode 7 “give peace a chance”!! Dr. Derek Shepherd attempts to operate on an inoperable spinal tumor. Would love to get your feedback on that episode! Love your videos !!

What a journey! I remember everything like yesterday. This broken promise destroy Arizona and Callie marriage (Callie is also the mother of Sofia, Dr. Sloane's daughter). I remember a shower scene, with Arizona and Callie screaming at each other that always breaks my heart. Dr. Dan you're the best! Thank you for your interesting videos! I think you should do: Grey's S6E24-25 (mass shooting); E.R. (best medical show ever) S9e21 "When Night Meets Day", S8E22 "Lockdown"- S9E01 "Chaos Theory" (very current), S10E08 "Freefall" ;)

im not sure if you already reacted to season 7 episode 18 but if not its a good one and i recommend it! (some people hate the singing tho)

Love this, please review Grey's Season 12 episode 9 - Sound of Silence

I love this episode! I recommend you doing the S6E24 tho. It is very interesting. Also I recommend you reacting to S12E09. It is very very good.

House MD will be THE ENTERTAINMENT

I love these videos! I love greys! They will be doing a Covid-19 type somthing episode in the next season (the one they will make next, season 17). That will be interesting. A lot tv series are featuring covid-19 it seems. Absolutly really loved the extra episode of Mythic Quest Ravens Banquet 😄

Oh I didn't even notice this premier

You should watch season 2 episode 3 "make me lose control " of grey's anatomy . It's one of my favorite!!❤

I am now a premed freshman. I started watching 6 months ago while I was a senior in high school.

Something I noticed or realized while watching this video, Arizona Robbins had an open femur fracture, in the thigh. That's the upper leg that was infected and nasty and threatening her life. But she just got a below the knee amputation? I'm confused? Or did they clean out the infection after the amputation? Because if the thigh was infected, wouldn't they need to amputate from the hip?

could you react to season 9 episode 17? it's a very cool episode in which all surgeries are transplants, including a case of DCD which is something that I hadn't heard before and I'd love to know more about it

Can you react to new Amsterdam, I don’t know how it is with accuracy but it’s pretty entertaining

Loved :)

Doc Dan, what medical show do you think is the worst? Can you do a review on that too?

I think the Gary Clarke episodes from s6 finale would had been a good one to see an reaction

You need to watch the 7x18, it's the musical episode but it's amazing. Greetings from Brasil 💚💛

i love these! ,