Grey's Anatomy

Previously on "Grey's Anatomy"...

Nathan: Dr. Hunt and I go back a bit.

Bailey: She's joining the program at Grey-Sloan Memorial.

Perfect Penny killed my husband. Get her out of my house.

Wilson, go away!

If you're out with Grey, you're out, and I'm out.

You just signed divorce papers, and you don't want a drink?

What are you, pregnant? I think I am.

You have to tell him.

Obviously, I'm going to tell him... when I'm ready.

If you want to start over, forget all that,

well, let's do it. Just like new?

This is Major Thorpe.

Thorpe: It's great what you did in there. I'm just glad I saw it.

Well, we said we'll follow up, and we will.

I'd like that... To follow up with you.

Jackson: That guy definitely just asked for your number.

And that's what flirting looks like.

Meredith: When babies are born,

they usually come out crying like there's no tomorrow.

It's loud. It's jarring.

And it's completely unfair.

That adorable, tiny baby

was forced out of its mother's womb.

And forced to breathe outside air

into its brand-new little lungs.

It's human nature.

No one wants to be left out in the cold...

rejected and alone.

I want to meet with the residents immediately.

When a bedridden patient stays in one place,

what's the outcome?

Bedsores. Exactly.

When a surgeon stays in one place, what's the outcome?

One of us has bedsores?

Stagnation. Complacency.

A limited mind.

You have a short time to learn here, people,

and you've snuggled up to your specialties

like a warm, comfy bed.

Well, I am your alarm clock.

I'm pulling you out of bed and broadening your education.

This is a Resident Scramble.

This is filled with attendings' names.

Come on up and draw your new service...

At random.

Bingo, Shepherd. Put it back!

But I... Back.

Dr. Grey, I was told to report to...

Did you see the scans? Yeah, I'm sorry I'm late.

I just got off the phone with Bauer Medical.

They said that Carson's recovering well

and his incision sites and flaps are doing great.

That is great news.

Yeah, Dr. Thorpe thought so, too.

He also thought you might have given him the wrong number.

Thorpe?

Who is Thorpe?

He has the right number.

Oh, okay, so you're just gonna what, ignore his calls?

Wait.

Will someone please tell me what is going on and who "he" is?

Meredith exchanged numbers

with a hot military surgeon over at Bauer.

He says he called but radio silence.

What?

It's nothing.

Why wouldn't you tell me this?

Because it's nothing. Mm-hmm.

Wilson, are you following me?

I'm with you today. I'm on your service.

Blake is with me.

No, actually, all of the residents were switched.

You need to go talk to Blake, then,

because I don't have the time to get you up to speed.

So, how hot is hot?

We have surgery.

Hot.

Girl: I heard there were puppies!

I thought it'd weird, you know, the small talk, the eye contact,

the polite eating, but really, it wasn't.

I mean, she was nice.

It was nice.

So you're getting out there, huh?

I don't know about that.

I mean, it was sudden, but yeah, it was a date.

Does Kepner know about it?

No.

No, and do not tell her, okay?

Sure. Whatever.

I mean, I'm not lying, you know?

I just don't want her to hear it from someone else.

I mean, I'll tell her, you know, when the time is right.

Uh-huh.

Uh, we all hear the dogs, right?

There are dogs somewhere.

Alex: Once a month, a rescue group

brings in a bunch of puppies for the kids.

It's good for morale and healing and crap.

No. What's the matter?

Okay, I'm on peds today. No.

Hope you like dogs.

Hey. Long night?

75-year-old man ran his car into an electrical pole.

Electrocution and a big intracranial bleed.

And a pacemaker implantation.

Huh.

Uh, so I booked a reservation around 8:00,

so we should maybe head out around 7:00. That work?

Yeah, I can do that. How fancy is this?

Well, first date, so I took a big swing.

Penny: Dr. Shepherd.

Is this Mr. McColl?

Yes, Blake. Why?

The patient's wife is downstairs.

Why are you telling me this? Where's Edwards?

Dr. Webber mixed us up today. I pulled your service.

No.

No? No, where's the wife?

She's downstairs in admitting.

Dr. Webber told me...

Tell Dr. Webber I said no.

Wait. I'm... I'm in a whole other bracket?

Well, yes.

Your income has jumped significantly since last year

and your husband's hasn't, so...

Are those our taxes?

Hey, Chief, stop harassing my patient.

Hey, people ask us for free medical advice all the time.

It's not harassment unless I don't want to help her.

I just had fetal surgery

and I've been stuck on bed rest for weeks.

Which is actually pretty great

if you're an accountant during tax season...

Nothing else to do but work.

No distractions except, well, for this.

See, um, I-I normally do our taxes.

It's sort of my thing.

But, uh, Courtney thinks that maybe we should change our filing status...

Arizona: Hey, you.

Out. You. Present.

You can't tell me what to do.

Fine.

I'll just... Yeah.

Okay, I don't even...

Warren.

Oh. Sorry. Um, just give me a minute to...

DeLuca.

Okay, uh, Courtney Hall, 23 weeks pregnant.

She's post-op from a fetal laser photocoagulation

to separate a shared blood vessel

between two of her babies.

Wow, uh, quadruplets?

Yeah. That's what I said when I found out.

Oh, good. You got it. This is for you guys.

No, you did not need to do that.

Yes, we did.

You are the reason all four of our little deductions

are still alive right now.

Babies. She means babies.

You kept all four safe inside where they belong.

And I get to lie here for eight more weeks.

Yay.

She means "thank you."

Fetal medicine has its perks.

Surgery? Oh, God.

Well, his heart rhythm had become very erratic,

probably due to the electrical shock,

so I had to implant a pacemaker.

Oh, no. Poor Griffin.

The other concern is Griffin suffered a brain bleed,

which I operated on.

A brain bleed?

Your husband will be awake soon, and we'll know more then.

Oh, he's...

Well, Griffin's not my husband.

He's... Hello, Lena.

How's my husband?

I understand he's been in a terrible accident.

I'm sorry.

Uh, we thought you were the...

I am the wife.

She's the slut he's been hitting on the side.

Lena: It's been 11 years, Gayle.

How is Griffin? Is he dead?

His accident was severe.

He needed surgery on his heart and his brain...

So, he's almost dead?

We can take you to see him if...

I don't want to see him until he is dead.

So, first, we need to check on

Kim Coley's baby's tracheal balloon, and after that...

Warren. Hmm?

Go someplace else. Why?

'Cause you're on my service, and I said so.

Hey. Hey.

How you feeling? Uh, good. How are you?

How are you feeling?

Fine.

12 weeks and fine.