Grey's Anatomy

Previously on "Grey's anatomy"...

You're watching me sleep again?

It's just that

you snore a little.

Harold O'Malley, 63,

Scheduled for a transhiatal esophagectomy tomorrow morning at 9:00.

I want you to take the tumor out.

As things progress with my dad, it would help me if you were straight with me.

Okay.

So that's it? We're closing him back up?

No.

- But I thought... - The patient asked us to proceed.

You want to watch the kidneys

because if the kidneys fail, that's a sign that everything else is starting to go.

130 ccs of shiny, yellow urine!

That is fantastic!

Heather Douglas, 17, past medical history of vater syndrome.

I think I could significantly help with the spinal curvature.

I get to scrub in.

Not till I say so.

I deposited the damn check.

Insurance bastards.

The surgery's too experimental.

Looks like there won't be a surgery to scrub in on.

Sorry, Stevens.

You don't get the high horse this week, Addison.

Not this week.

Dr. Burke's hand... has he had any tremors?

- Talk to him. - No. 'Cause then he wins.

My father's here.

The one I don't talk to and barely know?

He's here.

If you want to go back to plastics...

Nah.

All right!

Just shut it off, please!

Could you not snap at me?

I didn't sleep much.

Maybe that's because you were too busy shoving me every five minutes.

I wasn't shoving you.

I was nudging you to stop the very loud sawing of wood

I wore the nose strip.

Oh, it's cute, but it doesn't work.

Ow.

- What? - You need to shave.

Izzie, uh...

The--the--the--the...

The check. The--it's not, uh,

It's--it's not--

Did you--did you-- did you drop here?

Here. Move, move, move. Did you--

not--it--it's not here. Izzie, it's not here.

I deposited it, okay?

You didn't deposit it in the garbage disposal or something like that, did you?

It's at the bank,

okay, George?

Now just shut up about it already.

It's at--it's at the bank? It's--

It's earning interest?

Did I not just say, "shut up about it already"?

Izzie...

It's real now.

That money, it could--

The money could travel.

It could--it could buy things.

It could buy many, many things. That's a--

- That's a lot of money, Izzie. - Shut up about it, George.

I'm just saying--

I'm just saying,

life is short.

You know, it's like,

cancer happens and surgery happens, and I--

You know, it's just... it's just... "gather ye rosebuds"...

You know, you have 8.7 million rosebuds, Izzie.

You gotta spend some rosebuds.

That's what I'm saying.

You made me burn my french toast.

You can buy new french toast.

Oh.

Hey. Uh, I was, uh--

yeah, I was just, uh,

- Just... - The baby's doing...

Good. Yeah, she's good.

- Good. That's... That's good. - Yeah.

- Doctors. - Yes. - What?

I was wondering, the baby looks...

Good.

- Yeah, she's good. - She looks good.

- She is. She's, uh... - She's good? She's out of the woods?

- She is. She's, uh... - She's good.

She is out of the woods. Her vitals are strong. She made it through the night,

and she's, uh...

She's a fighter.

So I can tell my wife and my daughter?

You can.

And you should.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you both so much.

Yeah. No, she's out of the woods.

How am I related to that man?

What do you mean?

Look at him. He's a mess.

Yeah?

I mean, he's a disaster...

He's a stammering, mumbling, clumsy disaster

with whom I have absolutely nothing in common,

Not one thing.

I hate to break this to you...

What?

Well, you know, you do your own share of stammering yourself.

Yeah, that nervous talking thing you do? It's actually a lot like him.

mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

yeah, that's why I'm so happy.

- No, it's not. - Plus that messy thing.

Oh, totally.

You're the messy one.

No,

my apartment's messy, my locker's messy,

but I am not messy.

Sometimes you have, like, food and stuff in your hair.

Yeah, food.

Band-aids on your face.

I can still kinda see that indentation from the nose strip you were wearing last night.

You... are in a relationship with no words.

And you are a millionaire in $20 shoes. Whatever.

Oh, my god...

She's just like him. Right?

Dr. Bailey, you paged me?

Yes, I did.

We're going to proceed with Heather's surgery, as scheduled.

The insurance company changed their mind?

No. Better.

It seems an anonymous donor has offered to foot Heather's entire bill.

Wow.

That is incredible. You're a very lucky girl.

Hey, that's the first time anyone's ever said that sentence to me in my entire life.

I like it.

You spent 300 grand so you could scrub in on this surgery?

- No. - No?

I... I spent the 3...

Have you seen that girl?

Her life is miserable. She's desperate.

She... She'll never have a date,

She'll never wear high heels, she'll never feel normal.

I... I spent 300 grand because it--

It's a good thing.

I was hoping you would tell me you spent the money so you could scrub in.

But I...

You need to decide whether or not you're a surgeon.

Because this thing you did...

this is lovely and generous, and I'm not trying to take away from any of that, but

You are, once again, overly involved.

Once again, you are personally involved, so...

no, I'm sorry. You cannot scrub in.

George kissed me. Yesterday.

One minute he's holding a urine bag, the next minute, he's kissing me.

You think he's just freaking out about his dad?

Yeah, you're right, you're right. He's probably just freaking out.

I shouldn't hold him to it.

- Oh, man. - What?

Did you not just hear a word I said?

I'm pouring my heart out here.

Jeez.

It's all about you, isn't it? It's all about a... Everything's about Addison.

I aborted Mark's baby.

It is all about you.

Floor is all yours.

About eight months ago.

I...peed on a stick,

and I wasn't even, uh... gonna tell him, but then I did...

tell him. And, uh,

he went out and he bought this...

insane yankees onesie

and a calendar and marked the due date,

which, I should mention, was today.

- You didn't want a baby? - I wanted Derek.

I wanted to have a baby with Derek.

I never thought I'd end up alone.

Hey, you have not "ended up" anywhere.

Yeah, you're right, I know. It's just that, um...

Sometimes it feels that way, you know?

This is one of those weeks it feels that way.

Drill.

Another screw, please.

Hey, how's your old man?

His urine output's holding steady. Mostly it's steady today,

- which is good. - Have you seen burke today?

Even if I did like you, I still wouldn't tell you that.

How can you be okay with Burke but not Cristina?

Her career wasn't on the line when she lied to me.

Why don't you just ask Burke about the hand yourself?

I am not talking to him. He owes me.

What?

Oh, I don't know.

So you're together, but you don't talk to each other?

I wish I could find that in a woman.

Hey, how's it going with Addison?

W hat? What?

Why... why why would you... what... What what do you... What do you mean by that?

Laura Grey, tiny baby.