It might be unpopular opinion but I really miss Jackson and want him and Maggie to work out. I just love their funny moments and awkwardness with Richard/Catherine in the beginning.
I feel like her current story with Ndugu is so plain and boring, I find myself skipping the scenes where there’s just the two of them.
I was inspired by a recent post of something Greys related for every letter of the alphabet, and I decided to take on the challenge of focusing on one character!
A is for “about you, April, for you!”
B is for Bozeman, Montana since that’s where he found his dad, or Boston, his birthplace
C is for Catherine Fox
D is for “don’t tell me, mouse!”
E is for ENT
F is for “fingers crossed for new horizons”
G is for Grey Sloan Memorial, since he renamed the hospital
H is for Harriet Kepner-Avery
I is for “Invasion” his first episode
J is for “just, okay? Just meet me at Joe’s”
K is for Kamal Aboud, his patient April brought from Jordan
L is for “love me some Hunt”
M is for Mouse J
N is for Nisha, his patient who was hit by a car while biking
O is for “oh, he knows what he did…”
P is for “please… I’ll do anything, just don’t take April”
Q is for “Qadri, face!”
R is for Robert Avery
S is for Samuel Norbert Avery
T is for Tatiana, the patient he walked down the aisle
U is for urology (his mom’s speciality, this one was hard to come up with so it’s not directly related to him but there you go haha)
V is for Vic Hughes
W is for “what I needed was you!”
X is for ex-husband (he’s Aprils ex-husband, haha this one was really hard so if anyone has anything better I’ll take it!)
Y is for “you were my best friend, April”
Z is for “[gag] Zola, really?!”
Tweet:
> Per source, Bradley was very much open to a Heat return, but Heat was not interested in that, at this time.
Miami Herald reporter Barry Jackson tweeted this in response to the news broke earlier by The Undefeated's Marc Spears about the Golden State Warriors working out Avery Bradley among other players like Quinn Cook and Isaiah Thomas.
> Warriors are working out free agent guards Isaiah Thomas, Avery Bradley & ex-Warrior Quinn Cook among others this week, sources told @TheUndefeated . Warriors would like to sign a big man & 2 guards for camp. Workouts will include 5-on-5 games with a diverse group of free agents.
I know the PRT option is basically the same as it was in the actual show but it would be interesting if the roles were reversed! :)
I recently re watched an episode sometime after April gives birth to Harriet, where she tells Jackson “I can’t afford a nanny, I’m not loaded!” and he tells her “I am” and I just loved that lol. But it raised two questions. The first being why is April not loaded? As an attending surgeon you’d think she’d be pretty well off. My second question is I’m wondering if anyone has a rough estimate of Jackson Avery’s net worth. I’m so curious to know!
I have seen people say they hate Lexie, Cristina,Alex & etc. But I have never seen anyone state that they hate Jackdon.
Rewatching again…for the 5th or 6th time. Was it ever explained why Jackson Avery started his residency at Mercy West instead of Seattle Grace? He would have been in the same residency class as Meredith Grey and SGH would have been the #1 hospital, especially in Seattle. So why would Avery, who I would assume could have gone anywhere based on his family name alone, go to Mercy West?
One of my favorite Jackson moments that never fails to make me laugh is Season 6, Episode 8 when they’re doing surgery on the girl who did mushrooms and then fell off her roof. Torres, Yang, Hunt, and Avery are all in the OR and talking about their childhoods and Jackson says “Does anyone want to hear about my childhood?” the OR is quiet “No? Okay, I guess I’ll just think about it quietly in my own head”.
History
[Owen Hunt](https://www.reddit.com/r/greysanatomy/comments/oy19gx/how_would_you_improve_owen_hunt/?utm_source=share&utm_ medium=web2x&context=3)
[Arizona Robbins](https://www.reddit.com/r/greysanatomy/comments/oyvuu5/how_would_you_improve_arizona_robbins/?utm_source=sha
... keep reading on reddit ➡He’s one of the most emotionally complex characters in the show. From constantly living in his grandfather’s shadow to his love for April, their Buddha baby, he’s very complex and he always gets walked all over because everyone thinks he’s just a hard ass with a pretty face.
Rewatching greys for the 4th time casually every night when I go to bed, and I’ve always loved Christina’s whole demeanor and attitude as a surgeon, just extremely confident and calculated.
But Jackson Avery’s impressed me so much this time around. Two main instances really. The first was the trauma patient with Callie?, Owen, and Christina. He stepped on the fluoro in that surgery to help Christina operate against Owens wishes. The second is when Derek is shot, he operates on Derek with Christina and handled himself nearly perfect when the shooter stepped into the OR. Just my thoughts, I’m curious to see his character change once he starts focusing on plastics with Mark
DS9 and Pulp Fiction were shot at the same time. Avery Brooks would have played a better Jules Winnfield than Samuel L Jackson would have played as Sisko. We, as trekkies, are lucky Brooks got the role of Sisko, because if getting typecast as a terrifyingly angry black man were an academy award, they would give it to Brooks every year, including the years he didn't act in anything, because at the end of the day, he is *the fucking Sisko*
In case anyone wants to argue, remember this is the Sisko. The man strapped as many guns as he could onto a engine and called it the Defiant.
Does anyone else not like who Jackson has become after the breakup with April?
I mean, I understand that it was a plan that all the doctors came up with and Catherine made her son the head of the board, but I didn't like the way Callie hated Jackson for being in that position. When I first watched the episode, I thought I didn't understand something. Yet, after rewatching the episode over the years, I still don't understand why they're so mad. Jackson's mother, after all, did save the hospital from closing. And I'm talking about S9E17 only. After that, it is a whole other story.
I still feel it was rather unjust that Jackson had to face all that just because he was put in a position he neither expected nor was being overconfident about being in. I'm especially mad at Callie for being far too harsh on him.
That's just me, and I may have failed to understand something.
I think we are saying goodbye to him tonight. They have a habit of using old characters to say goodbye. I think he will have a revelation with his dad and will got April’s, talk about it and maybe work with her? Get her advice on how to work with kids who need help? Or see if she will move with him somewhere else so he can work somewhere that needs him?
I think he might be headed to see his dad who lives in Bozeman, Montana which is 10 hours and 40 minutes from Seattle, Washington. Suggestions are welcomed.
I found lots about Williams here: https://fundeets.com/jesse-williams-net-worth-wife-kids-girlfriend/
Dedicated to Avery's fans.
I’m restarting the show again after so many times and it’s such an incredible grateful feeling to be at the start again but I noticed the scene where they’re reacting to finding out Mer is related to Ellis Grey, and they’re all in awe about it and whatnot and it got me thinking that there was probably a similar experience in Jackson’s life when he was an intern and everyone found about who his mom and grandfather were. I feel like April would be really supportive, while Reed might’ve had some snarky comments but would’ve come around eventually. And Charles seems like he would’ve been intimidated at first but their friendship seemed mutually supportive for the most part. I think this scene would’ve been a good addition into the Japril flashback episode (12x11) to get more context into how Jackson and April interacted when they were just becoming friends :)
Thoughts?
And Lady Danbury is kinda like the better version of his mom, Catherine Avery.
