There were a lot of finales on Thursday (May 14) night,
including "Parks & Recreation," "The Office," "30 Rock" and
"Bones." I'll try to get to those tomorrow morning. I probably
won't get to "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "CSI: NY" or "My
Name Is Earl," because there was just too much on and choices
had to be made.  But the only Thursday finale that seems to
require instant, immediate reaction comes courtesy of ABC's
"Grey's Anatomy," which either dropped the boom on one of the
most shocking season-enders in recent TV history or else set the
show up for an insanely frustrating and convoluted series
premiere next fall.   [Discussion of the "Grey's Anatomy"
finale, with TOTAL spoilers, after the break...]  While there
had been rumors aplenty dating back to the winter when James
Pickens Jr. said that both Katherine Heigl and T.R. Knight were
leaving "Grey's Anatomy," followed by several months of buzz and
counter-buzz. The denials and spoilers were so rampant that even
without being a regular follower of the