Grey's Anatomy

Can two people really be meant to be...

For her patient.

And I had to rearrange some of your surgeries.

M.F.E.O.?

Check the O.R. board for any changes.

- Soul mates? - I have one last thing to say.

Some of you, uh, may run into Arizona Robbins today.

It's her first day back.

So if you see her, just make her feel welcome.

Or maybe...

maybe just don't make a big deal at all.

It might be better.

Noted. Thank you.

Oh, oh, hold on. I just want to address one more thing.

Um, most of you are aware that a group of our doctors

have filed a lawsuit against our hospital.

Some of you may be wondering what this all means

and how it's gonna affect our staff.

I'd like to be clear.

It doesn't... at all.

Let's just let the lawyers worry about that.

That's their job.

Our job is to continue to work together

and support each other in giving the great standard of care

that we have always given.

Let's not let something like this get in the way of that.

Thank you.

It would be nice if it's true...

that we all have someone out there waiting for us...

us waiting for them.

That was good.

Anything else?

Uh, yeah. Um...

the fire house.

I'm not staying there anymore,

So I was wondering what we should do.

I mean, if we should sell it or...

I wondered what you wanted to do.

You should do what you like.

It's your house.

I'm just not sure I believe it.

Red eagle has landed.

What?

Arizona just got here.

I had an intern wait at the entrance

and then text me when they saw her.

I also put the weirdo over there on wheelchair duty.

Now listen, she'll be tired and in pain

but she won't ask for it unless she sees it's close by.

Just don't shove it...

in her face. She hates that.

You know what I hate? That you won't stop talking.

Well, then you two will get along just fine today.

Oh, red eagle.

Red eagle. Don't-don't... don't look up.

Don't look up. Don't look up.

Keep reading, yeah.

Hi.

- Robbins. - Oh, hey. Good. You're here.

Well, I gotta run.

Derek's all "Fix my hand."

"No rest till I'm healed." Rawr.

We got a big schedule.

Uh, there was a 9 year old that came in last night

with abdominal pain,

uh, a 6 year old with a Wilms' tumor,

um, oh, there's a 10 year old that needs a kidney transplant.

Uh, you know, he's a really cool kid. You're gonna like him.

Well, call them back and get the deposit back then.

Well, I'm glad your sister likes the view,

but I'm the one who has to put on the poufy dress.

You know what? This conversation is over.

Well, I love you, too.

Red panties and a lace bra.

He wants to have a Christmas wedding...

in a-a rustic mountain lodge

with red ribbons and mistletoe and a tree

with ornaments made of our photos.

Aw. That sounds beautiful.

No, it's stupid.

What kind of self-respecting man

cares this much about a wedding?

I did.

Yeah, but I did the wedding thing before.

I'm gonna make all those people who showed up the first time

sit through another ceremony because,

uh, maybe I'll mean it this time?

You were there with Adele.

You got me a set of ramekins.

And I'd be happy to get you another set.

I want to get married in a field

with wildflowers everywhere

and butterflies that are released when I say "I do."

Oh, and I want to have these little mints that say "Mint to be."

You get it? 'cause they're mints...

There will be no mints. We're going to the courthouse,

have a little cocktail party after.

Yeah, we'll see about that.

A man who puts down a deposit

is a man who means business.

Well, he has till the 12th to get his money back.

That's two days.

He'd need two years to get me to agree to a wedding

With Santa Claus running around.

Wait. Um, today's the 10th?

Yep.

It was good that Owen said that about the lawsuit.

What, his "One big, happy family" crap?

It's very sweet unless you're me.

It needed to be said.

Yeah, unless you're the deformed wife

chained in the attic.

Well, what do you want to be to him?

You left him. Do you want to be something else?

Well, I don't want to be chained in the attic.

Hey, guys, have you seen Jackson?

He's not answering my texts.

Why, you looking for some Jackson action?

Oh, my God. What did I tell you?

30 years as a nun, she cannot get enough.

Um, so you haven't seen him?

No, but we will tell him

that you really, really, really need to see him if...

Bye, April.

Okay, so if we go to the axilla...

and then down the forearm to grab the M.A.B.C.,

there are two branches.

Okay, now this is the really cool part, okay?

It's so freakin' state-of-the-art,

I can't even believe it exists.

That's a lot of build-up. Better be good.

We take just the anterior branch

and we use that part for the cable graft.

What else you got?

Did you hear what I just said?

Yeah. What else you got?

Okay. Yeah.

We could, um...

do an end-to-side transfer.

The, um, statistics are really, really good.

Um... what else?

Derek, I went to the trouble of making a slide.

Could you please look at it?

You know as well as I do

that those stats come from studies on rats.

And as far as the end-to-side transfer,

yeah, it's state-of-the-art,

but once you take away my good nerve,

I will have less function than I did before.

You don't have it. Keep trying.

I practiced with Arizona last night.

She made a much more enthusiastic Derek.

What's wrong?

Dr. Bailey,

did you know the ten coldest counties in the country

are all located in Minnesota?

Um, you're glad to be back. I'm glad you're glad.

Now did you double-check

- the history of the heart valve like I asked? - Grumpy.

Yes, and based on the history,

We've chosen a pericardial bioprosthesis.

I made sure the O.R. has it ready.

Okay, and, Dr. Ross,

you took care of our room situation?

East-facing window like he likes.

It's also private.

Good. Okay.

Hey.

We've arrived!

Hi. Dr. Bailey!

How does the liver look? Is it a good one?

The best.

Dr. Ross spent the last 24 hours on the phone with U.N.O.S.

to make sure it didn't go anywhere else.

They were threatening to send it to Portland,

but I went all "Dr. Bailey" on 'em.

That's my man.

A little thank-you for all your hard work.

Thank you. Oh.

For you. White birch rosemary.

- And... - Look at you.

What's new on the wedding front?

Have you gotten a wedding dress?

You know it's all about the dress.

He got knocked down by some woman at the mall

and fell pretty hard into a perfume stand.

He's got some abdominal pain and a deep lac on his hand.

All right. Why aren't you suturing him?

I paged plastics.

The patient's a little difficult.

Okay, well, you're a doctor.

It's your job to deal with difficult.

I know, but...

Mr. Freeman, I'm Dr. Grey.

Do you mind if I examine you?

- All yours. - Great. Okay.

Please let me know if you feel any pain...

- I'm sorry. - Aah!

Dad! I am so sorry.

Ignore him.