Violet continues to help Sam with Maya’s wedding and Naomi refuses to take part as she works with Addison and Pete to save the life of a 25-week-old premature baby.
Maya wants Naomi to come to the wedding but Naomi is having a very hard time facing the fact that she messed up Maya’s life. She relents and attends the wedding when she realizes that she could lose her daughter forever. She brings the something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. A truly touching moment. Maya looks beautiful. Like a woman, not a 15 year old teenager. Sam makes a beautiful speech at the wedding.
Naomi has to give a speech at a ball about her boss, William White, who has been getting a little flirty with her lately. Cooper and Charlotte continue to fight while Pete and Violet seem to have turned a corner, as Pete has ditched the idea of staying mad at her. As for Addison and Sam – things are very awkward. Attendance at the ball is mandatory making the evening an interesting one.
At the ball Naomi makes her speech about William White. When William stops by her table to say thanks, Naomi rambles on about everything in her life. She even includes the part where she thought he was flirting with her. Alcohol is never a good thing. As it turns out William was flirting which leads to some dancing. Dr. Fife looks on and does not appear happy. Read the rest of this entry »
Maya’s boyfriend, Dink comes to Sam to ask for his 15-year-old pregnant daughter’s hand in marriage. Naomi is still having trouble dealing with the situation. Dink’s mother, Corinne offers up her guest house as a place for the kids to live. Corinne is just trying to find a way to make things work.
Sam decides to drown his sorrows at a bar with the boys. But when Pete and Cooper ditch him for various reasons, he ends up getting drunk solo. He ends up at Addison’s place for a nightcap that ends with a passionate kiss. Addison pulls away because Sam is drunk. Sam says, “I’m not that drunk.” Read the rest of this entry »
Maya announces to Naomi and Sam that she is pregnant. Sam is ready to deal with it and Naomi isn’t. Naomi demands that Addison give Maya an abortion. Maya agrees to it and Addison is going to be the doctor that performs the surgery. Naomi is racked with guilt – a failed marriage and now she has failed her daughter. Maya changes her mind at the last minute and decides not to have an abortion. Naomi tries to convince her she is making a mistake by showing her the birth of a newborn – but it backfires. Maya smiles at the newborn. Definitely not the reaction that Naomi was looking for. Read the rest of this entry »
In the second half of the Grey’s Anatomy/Private Practice crossover event, Mark follows Addison back to Oceanside Wellness.
It doesn’t take long before Mark and Addison are going at it – in a sexual way. According to Mark they both need a distraction and what better way then with each other. That is until Sam walks in on them. He is not happy and let’s Addison know it. Jealous anyone?
So jealous that he goes into the operating room so that Addison can’t escape his lecture on “dogs”. Mark is compared to a daschund – a dog that likes to eat his own poop. The lecture is interrupted when there is a problem with the patient who also happens to be Mark’s daughter, Sloan. Addison is able to stabilize Sloan, who wakes up from the surgery crying, asking for her mother when she states she doesn’t want a baby. It’s a little late for that. It’s time to think of the options.
Addison confesses to Pete that she was pregnant with Mark’s child when they were together. Read the rest of this entry »
Private Practice star Kate Walsh was seen leaving the Kate Somerville Skin Health Experts store in West Hollywood on Tuesday (Jan. 5).
Kate who plays Addison on Private Practice will guest star in a crossover episode when Grey’s Anatomy returns with new episodes on Jan. 14.
Addison returns to Seattle Grace to perform a difficult procedure on Mark’s pregnant daughter.
In the sneak peak of the upcoming episode below, Addison is questioned my Mark’s daughter about their sexual relationship.
Tonight Private Practice will have two consective one hour shows. Fancast spoke to Taye Diggs about the upcoming episode. Diggs even gave some spoilers for tonight’s episode.
This weeks summary for the first of this week’s two ‘Private Practice’ episodes reads: “Sam and Naomi deal with a family crisis when they discover their daughter is growing up way too fast.”
Is this a case of, “Egads, we found a condom in Maya’s Hello Kitty purse”?
Diggs: [Laughs] Well, we don’t know whether or not she’s actually sexually active, but it scares us both. Naomi handles it a little differently than Sam, but Maya definitely needs a talking to. It brings Sam and Naomi together a little bit more, physically, as we spend time dealing with this obstacle.
What is Sam’s point of view?
At first he doesn’t know for a fact what’s going down, so he’s a bit more relaxed [than Naomi]. I feel like if we just have a talk with Maya and remind her how to be responsible, she’ll heed our warnings.
Does a part of you prefer these parenting stories to the medical drama?
I like it all. They just introduced heart surgery [as something Sam can do] and I would be lying if I said it wasn’t fun. You as an actor actually get a high, because when you get in there with that “blood” and these life-like organs, you really feel like you’re doing something.
Tim Daly has at times been outspoken on Pete’s assigned take on certain issues. Have you ever disagreed with how Sam sided on something?
I have, I have. In the past, with respect to the relationship Sam has with Naomi, if I were his friend I would have told him to grow a pair. He had kind of let Naomi walk all over him, so I’ve been very pleased to see him stand up on his own two feet.
Will there be any follow-up to the kiss Sam and Addison shared a couple of weeks ago? Or was that a matter of the writers saying, “Let’s just check this off our list”?
They play all the storylines close to the vest…. I know that the seed is planted and the two of them work together, so they will have to deal with that, even if it’s a matter of there being a bit more tension in the workplace. But the possibility is there, looming.
For the complete interview with Taye Diggs go to Fancast.com
This week’s episode is appropriately called, ‘Sins of the Father’.
It begins with a woman, Lynn, who comes to Oceanside looking for her kidnapped son, Evan, who has severe diabetes. Cooper remembers he was being abused by his stepfather, an accusation Lynn vehemently denies. It turns out Coop has been secretly treating Evan, who has been living on the streets with his real dad, Frank. When Evan calls his mom to tell her to stop looking for him, the police know Cooper was involved and he is arrested.
While in lockup, Cooper confides to Charlotte that he saw Evan and is worried that he might have a kidney infection. He wants her to get him antibiotics. The next day, Cooper must stand before a judge. As he is led into the courtroom, his friends can see that he’s been badly beaten. The judge orders him to reveal the location of Evan and his father. Cooper refuses and is held in contempt. Read the rest of this entry »
