Grey's Anatomy

The body is an infinitely

complex mass of interacting systems.

People like to think doctors see it all clearly.

But it's not always obvious what's a hiccup in the system,

and what's a full on medical disaster.

We figure that out in our first year of residency.

Hey, you sleep okay?

Great.

We spend the rest of our careers lying about it.

I probably can't write about this in the article,

but something about how my toothpaste

hit the sink made me realize

that the array could be designed asymmetrically.

- Makes it more versatile. - Exactly.

So what you're saying is that you can't spit

without having a genius idea.

Well, it may not work.

Zola, are your socks on?

It was a revolutionary glob of spit.

So if you need anything, just call me and...

No, I don't need anything. I just need to read everything

that was ever written on the mediastinal teratomas

and crank out a grant proposal.

All I need is quiet.

Well, I can't promise you too much quiet

because you did say that I could come visit.

- I did say that. - Yeah.

Oh, that's the best part of my day.

Mm-hmm.

Hey, welcome back.

Hey, thanks.

Beats the hell out of a courtroom.

You know, she brought muffins.

It's her day off. She's doing homework.

- In a hospital? - Yeah. God.

Get some air. See the world, right?

I think it's sweet.

It's adorable.

Dr. Webber's bugging me for another stress test.

Oh, he failed the last one two minutes in.

I know, but he's been practicing.

As soon as I get a minute I'll go check on him again.

Hi.

- You're on my service again? - I'm sorry.

As soon as I change, I wanna go through

the computer model again

before we start printing the vein.

I'm sorry. Before you do that,

you're gonna have to go check on your pancreas lady,

Donna Kaufman. Not good.

We were hoping we could remove the tumor,

but it's advanced further than we initially thought.

The best course of action would be to relieve

your obstruction and block the nerves in the area.

That should help with the pain.

You're not even gonna try?

Victor.

I'm sorry. I... wish there was more

that we could do.

Dealing with the pain is a lot better than nothing.

Let's do that.

- Okay. - Okay.

Sooner is better.

We've been treating him with diuretics and beta blockers,

but he's still got a lot of edema.

He'll rally once we put in the graft.

Then we can get him out of here.

Poor kid's been here for almost three weeks.

You done with all the test prints?

Yeah, uh, we finished them last night.

Shane's printing out the real one now.

Emma's here...

with muffins.

- Owen's chick? You wanna get rid of her? - No.

I'm... glad he's... getting laid.

Everyone should be getting laid.

- I should be getting laid. - Oh, here we go again.

My work suffers when I'm not. It's bad for humanity.

All right, can you make up with Mer

so I don't have to talk to you about sex?

Why are you being such a priss?

Don't you talk to your guy friends about sex?

Who? Avery? No.

Well, you don't talk about who's got the best

rack in the shack?

- Maybe. - So you can do it with me.

Okay, fine. Your work's suffering so bad,

then, um, find something to play with.

Get your yayas out and leave me alone.

What like... battery-operated?

No, human.

- A human sex toy? - You asked.

How long you been there?

- Somewhere around "yayas." - That's great.

We have a problem.

Our conduit's contaminated.

How the hell did that happen?

I don't know.

I can print another one and try vacuum seeding,

but it'll take longer.

We won't be able to do the procedure today.

I don't know if this kid can hang on for one more day.

We gotta try, right? It's still his best shot.

I'll talk to Karev.

Dr. Grey's supposed to have the printer by 10:00 A.M. today.

We made the schedule and made a big stink

about how she had to stick to it.

Edwards! Hey! Uh, can you write down

- your mailing address for me? - Sure.

I'm sending you an invitation to my wedding.

Thought about doing them online.

It's better for the environment, I know.

But I just couldn't deal with an e-vite to my wedding.

Great! I really hope you'll come.

And, um, obviously, you can also, like,

bring a guest.

His B.P.'s in the toilet. If this procedure's not ready,

you gotta come up with something else.

It's one day. Can you relax?

God, maybe you're the one who needs a little

- recreational energy release. - I'm getting laid.

Regularly.

So all my anxiety is based on the fact

that you brought me on this case

and asked me to keep a kid alive long enough for you

to do a fancy procedure that's not gonna work.

All right, maybe it's nothing.

But maybe it's worth having a conversation

with somebody in psych.

- Oh, you're making a mountain out of... - Look, it can't hurt!

Look, hell, I'd like to have a sit-down with somebody

and talk a couple things out every now and then.

Well, then you go. I have a busy schedule.

- Navel gazing is not on it. - That's my point.

Overloading your schedule can exacerbate

the kind of behaviors you've been...

I'm not having behaviors! I'm having a life.

Like you used to have

when you were pursuing something that challenged you.

Bailey, you have time for an ex-lap?

I got a burn patient with a surgical abdomen.

- Absolutely. - Trauma two!

- What do we got? - Ella Holmes, 6, hit by a car,

tachycardic and hypotensive.

She was on her scooter. She knows she's not supposed

to ride it down the hill. I don't know what happened.

- Show me the ultrasound. - Is she gonna be okay?

- Are you her mom? - They're out of town.

Intraperitoneal free fluid.

- Call C.T. and book an O.R. just in case. - Dr. Robbins?

She's got a supracondylar femur fracture.

Okay, call Torres.

Is that gonna be okay?

Yeah, we're on the mend.

I'm glad to hear it.

Murphy, go with Torres and Robbins.

- It's not a good idea. - It'll be fine.

- I don't think... - Murphy!

Pressure's dropping!

- What is that? - I can't wait for a C.T. prep her for the O.R.

I have to call her parents. What am I supposed to tell them?

I'll update you as soon as we know.

- All right, let's move, people. - Let's go.

But is... is everything going to be okay?

It's all going to be fine.

Ok, can you pull that lap pad out and see if there's any bleeding?

Slowly.

I don't see anything.

Good.

Dr. Torres is gonna fix the femur?

Yeah, but she'll need some help so you should stick around.

Well, you'll help her, right?

I mean, you don't think she needs two people.

You're a resident.

You're supposed to beg to be in that room.

I'm sorry if it's awkward.

I hope that it doesn't have to be.

You two are definitely getting back together?

We are.

- Like you're trying it out or like... - Leah.

You don't wanna be the person who says,

"I'll wait for you in case it doesn't work out with your wife."

So you're trying to find a woman for him

to be with once you've passed.

I know it sounds strange.

But I don't want him to be alone.

And if he's on his own, I don't think he'll do it.

It's certainly unusual. But I understand.

You love your husband.

It's... it's not my husband.

I mean, I love my husband.

But this is for someone else... Stan.

He's a very special friend.

Donna, I'm gonna need to get at that left arm.

Yeah, it's a lot more versatile.

Well, it's an improvement, no question.

Maybe if you have time over lunch,

you can look over the proposal.

I wish I could,

I've got back-to-back surgeries.