They’re not only engaged! They’re married!

After dating for a month and being engaged for four, they’re now officially married!

Wow.

Kate Walsh is hot (as usual). And the guy looks rich. So… yay?

So, I finally got around to watching the pilot episode!

SPOILERS ALERT! SPOILERS ALERT!

Addison finally goes to Los Angeles and joins the Oceanside Wellness Group. The first person she sees is Dr. Sam Bennett (Taye Diggs), who is Dr. Naomi Bennett’s ex-husband. He’s surprised to see Addison and he gets into an argument with his ex-wife — why did she act on her own in hiring Addison?

Things get heated when other doctors in the clinic are as irritated about it. Events in the clinic continues they get a patient who was going to give his sperm to his girlfriend. And while the guy tries to get into the mood (viewers don’t get to see this), he has a stroke and dies when he reaches the hospital — it’s been too long.

The girlfriend still wants the old guy’s sperm (and when I say old, I mean guy with white hair and looks old). Apparently, she loves him. The head honcho at the hospital refuses to let the OWG get the sperm for the girlfriend and Naomi shows the hospital the papers wherein it clearly showed that the old guy wanted to let his girlfriend have his sperm.

Surprise surprise! Apparently, our old man has a wife! And the wife also wants her husband’s sperm. But after having a talk with Naomi, who, if we remember, was suddenly told by Sam that he didn’t love her anymore, the wife just let the girlfriend have it.

While that was happening, Dr. Violet Turner (Amy Brenneman) is trying to calm down her patient who began compulsively counting the tiles in a store — turns out that the patient lost her kid and was reminded of him when she saw this commercial in that store. She solved this one with the help of Dr. Cooper Freedman (Paul Adelstein).

On the other hand, Addison gets a young patient who’s about to give birth. There’s a complication and she had to open up the girl lacking medical equipments (plus anesthesia). Dr. Peter “Pete” Wilder (Tim Daly) does his acupuncturist thing so that the patient won’t feel any pain. The operation is a success and the girl gets brought to the hospital.

The day is up and they deliberate whether Addison gets to stay. Naomi apologizes and Addison does her speech.

Woah, woah, woah, woah! Hold on a minute! Uh… I have been working here less than 24 hours, okay? And in that time, I discovered that I am not welcome here. I learned that I am a one-man gyne show and I performed crazy MacGyver surgery. Plus, Sam saw my booty! So, this has not been a great day for me. This day kinda sucked! But you know, I had a patient. One patient. One patient the entire day! And I loved it! So, you want me gone? Too bad! I’m in! I’m putting my foot down… My foot down… Down. I’m not going anywhere, so… Yeah… I thought I had a big finish but, I don’t… So… I’m gone.

That was sad.

That was really sad.

 I’m embarrassed for you.

Ashamed, actually.

 

She gets to stay!

END SPOILERS

Private Practice opening credits:

Four-time Tony winner for Broadway, Audra McDonald was cast as Dr. Naomi Bennet, which was played by Merrin Dungey during the Grey’s Anatomy spin-off.

The replacement was said to be a sort of “fine-tuning” for the show. I’m not really sure what that meant.

Last I heard, they were looking for someone who had a better chemistry with Kate Walsh.

Hmm… Does that mean that Merrin Dungey didn’t connect well with Kate Walsh? Was there a sort of argument?

I’m trying to find out but so far, the sites I’ve visited makes no mention of this.

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Yes, you read right. My first episode of Private Practice still hasn’t finished downloading

A really sad fact if you’re like me and itching to write about it.

So all I can do is go off to youtube and dailymotion to look for short. Again, short (we don’t have much time, you know) Haha.

Why you should read my blog? Well, for one thing, you don’t have to sift through all those videos about PP that are a bit repetitive

First and foremost, what is Private Practice

Well, it’s really a spin off of Grey’s Anatomy.

Remember Addison Montgomery?

She’s Kate Walsh, an actress born in San Jose, California.

So why does she have her own series? Well, if you follow Grey’s Anatomy closely, she cheated on her husband, the very handsome Dr. Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey), also known to us as McDreamy, with his best friend, Dr. Mark Sloan (Eric Dane), also known as McSteamy.

With a hot guy like McDreamy, how come she gets to cheat with another one who’s equally as hot?

Beats me!

And I’m guessing that it’s what’s on people’s minds too!

Anyway, she leaves behind Seattle Grace Hospital and moves to Los Angeles to start what she calls the rest of her life.

Why Los Angeles, you ask?

Because her best friend, Naomi Bennett is there.

If you want to see the hot guys in Addison’s life, I encourage you to view this preview:

And if you want to see a remnant of Addison’s past in Seattle Grace, you should see this preview:

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Being an avid Grey’s Anatomy fan, I couldn’t wait to sink my teeth into this new series.

Well actually, that I’m a Grey’s Anatomy fan is a bit doubtful nowadays — seeing how they ended their latest season.

“It’s not like I look bad… naked. I mean, a lot of men have a joy at seeing me naked! A lot! I meant… Well not a lot! I mean… 8! Well, 11.”

So looking for some commentary on the episodes? Check me out and you might actually enjoy it.

Reactions? Email me at privatepractice@hellokitty.com