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Grey’s Anatomy: 5 shocking moments from Season 15, Episode 24

By Mads Lennon

GREY'S ANATOMY - "Drawn to the Blood" - Alex tries desperately to save his patient Gus while he waits for a severely agoraphobic blood donor to arrive from London. Jo reveals to Meredith why she's been so down, while Catherine and Bailey hold a meeting to get down to the bottom of an insurance issue. Meanwhile, Maggie and Jackson go camping on "Grey's Anatomy," THURSDAY, MAY 9 (8:00-9:01 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Jessica Brooks)JAICY ELLIOT
GREY'S ANATOMY - "Drawn to the Blood" - Alex tries desperately to save his patient Gus while he waits for a severely agoraphobic blood donor to arrive from London. Jo reveals to Meredith why she's been so down, while Catherine and Bailey hold a meeting to get down to the bottom of an insurance issue. Meanwhile, Maggie and Jackson go camping on "Grey's Anatomy," THURSDAY, MAY 9 (8:00-9:01 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Jessica Brooks)JAICY ELLIOT /
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GREY’S ANATOMY – “Drawn to the Blood” – (ABC/Jessica Brooks) GIACOMO GIANNIOTTI, JAICY ELLIOT /

In the penultimate episode of Grey’s Anatomy’s fifteenth season, Andrew Deluca proves how much he loves Meredith. Here are the 5 most shocking moments.

Grey’s Anatomy sets up a finale of epic proportions in the penultimate episode as Meredith’s decision to commit insurance fraud comes back to bite her and everyone involved. Jo finally makes strides towards getting better and Gus may have a donor – if she makes it to the hospital in one piece.

5. Maggie takes a spill.

After finally getting Maggie to agree to go on a camping trip with him, Jackson’s wilderness trip doesn’t go according to plan. To be fair, Maggie does make a real effort to enjoy herself and attempt to understand what Jackson loves about the outdoors so much, but it wasn’t meant to be. She gets attacked by bugs, trips, falls and hurts her ankle.

She also gets a pretty nasty bug bite. It stands to reason Maggie won’t be attempting to sleep in a tent again any time soon. As she points out, maybe it is okay for them to have separate interests. They don’t always have to like the same thing! Their trip winds up getting cut short anyways given all the panic at the hospital.

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