: Reviewers noted that the script successfully avoided being cloying while still delivering emotional impact. The ending, which sees Meredith and Owen surprising Cristina at the award dinner, provides a rare moment of unity before a major cliffhanger.
: She pursues a risky, innovative treatment for "bubble boy" Braden using a deactivated HIV virus. Critical Review [S10E20] Go It Alone
: This is often cited as one of the most intense and realistic portrayals of marital friction in the series. The clash between Jackson’s secularism and April’s deep faith is portrayed with "phenomenal" acting, even as fans remain divided on April’s stance. : Reviewers noted that the script successfully avoided
: They attempt to reconnect while discussing the possibility of having another baby. Critical Review : This is often cited as
: The couple has their first major fight, centered on fundamental disagreements regarding religion and how to raise their future children.
: Some critics felt the Alex and Jo subplot was an unrealistic distraction, and the focus on interns remained less compelling than the core cast's arcs. Overall Rating : 7.7/10 (based on IMDb consensus). Episode Discussion S10E20 - "Go It Alone" : r/greysanatomy
The episode is widely regarded as a significant improvement over the season's previous entries, blending light-hearted moments with genuine pathos.