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Grey's Anatomy Season 2 Episode 13

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00:00Is he screwing nurses to talk?
00:02I never wanted to hurt you.
00:04I thought I think we'd be better off with dogs.
00:06I should jump back!
00:26Is he? Is he?
00:28Incoming!
00:33Fresh starts.
00:34Thanks to the calendar,
00:36they happen every year.
00:38Just set your watch to January.
00:40You know, I'm thinking about coloring my hair.
00:42Maybe red.
00:44That's good.
00:46I'm thinking about cutting mine.
00:48Yeah? You look good shorter.
00:50You think?
00:52He's such a good boy.
00:54He's a good boy.
00:56He's a good boy.
00:58He's a good boy.
01:00He's a good boy.
01:02You're such a good boy.
01:04What are you guys doing in there?
01:06We're gonna be late.
01:08We need to talk about the dog.
01:10That's not a dog.
01:12It's a hyena.
01:14I don't chew up his clothes.
01:16I don't urinate on his bed.
01:18We love our dog.
01:20He loves us.
01:22You might have to get me back.
01:24He might have to...
01:26Come on...
01:28Ohoh!
01:29Turns the mountain from behind?
01:31Tries to.
01:32Tries to.
01:33Ohoh!
01:34Tries to.
01:35Woah...
01:36Our reward for surviving the holiday season is a new year, bringing on the great tradition
01:47of New Year's resolutions.
01:49I got a trout.
01:52Oh!
01:52Rainbow trout.
01:54Why did you bring a trout into the house?
01:55The trailer.
01:57Why did you bring a rainbow trout into the trailer?
01:59Breakfast.
02:00Breakfast.
02:01Are you hungry?
02:02The trout?
02:03Yeah.
02:03I hate this, Derek.
02:08Cam!
02:08I hate this!
02:10Hey, Kate!
02:10I hate this trailer!
02:13So no trout for you, then?
02:15Put your past behind you and start over.
02:18I'm standing there with Pritchard and Lewis, and they keep on asking me who I was with
02:24in the on-call room last night.
02:26They heard us.
02:28Were we that loud?
02:30You're loud.
02:32Stop.
02:33I am loud, aren't I?
02:36Pritch.
02:37Was always sticking his nose in someone else's business.
02:40You know I actually saw him again?
02:42At his wife's funeral?
02:44What?
02:46Pritchard isn't married.
02:48Uh, oh, right, right.
02:50I'm thinking of someone else.
02:52Just confused.
02:53You need sleep.
02:55Residency is wearing you down.
03:01Ellis.
03:03Yes?
03:10Nothing.
03:11I just hate being an intern.
03:15I just hate being an intern.
03:16Me too.
03:18It's hard to resist the chance on a new beginning.
03:21A chance to put the problems of last year to bed.
03:25So, in the name of the new year...
03:33Oh, I don't do resolutions.
03:36In the name of the new year, I thought you could give me an answer to my question.
03:42Your question?
03:43About you.
03:45Moving in.
03:45I don't have an answer.
03:50Christina.
03:51I'm not being Christina.
03:51I just...
03:53I don't have an answer.
03:56Then ask me this.
03:58What were you planning to do?
04:00About what?
04:01The baby.
04:06Dr. Burke, we're ready for you.
04:15Listen up, people.
04:19New year, new rules.
04:21Or should I say, new year, and we will be enforcing the rules mandated by the Residency
04:26Review Committee.
04:27There were too many mistakes made last year.
04:29Fatigue played too big a role.
04:32Exceeding 80 hours' work per week will not be tolerated.
04:35Does that mean we actually get to have a life?
04:37I think so.
04:38Sullivan, you are on call for 28 hours' leave when you hit 30.
04:42Gray, you were here until 2 a.m. last night.
04:44See you at noon.
04:46I get to go?
04:47Free time?
04:48Run before he changes his mind.
04:49Oh, and people, our nurses are gonna have to work extra hours to compensate, so treat
04:53them well.
04:54Cranky nurses don't do us any good.
04:56Oh, well, maybe you can cheer them up.
04:59You know what?
05:00My New Year's resolution was to let it go, and I am.
05:03I have.
05:04I've let it go.
05:05I apologize.
05:06You do?
05:07I do.
05:08How'd your test go?
05:10I feel pretty good about it, but I won't know for a few days.
05:12Well, we're all pulling for you.
05:13We are?
05:14We are.
05:16You can see the mesothelioma better, now that I've partially dissected it.
05:23Oh, I can't, uh, I can't really see it from here.
05:27Can I, can I go across here?
05:28You're fine there.
05:31Preston, good news.
05:32We have a heart for Denny Duquette.
05:34That's great news.
05:35Has he been called?
05:36Got here 10 minutes ago.
05:37Oh, good.
05:38I was worried we couldn't find a match in time.
05:40We have a plan ready to take you to Twin Falls, Idaho, for the organ recovery?
05:43Ninety minutes each way.
05:44How much more do you have here?
05:46Oh, good.
05:47Well, the heart comes out first.
05:48I'd be cutting it too close.
05:50They have a local heart team there, so...
05:52No, Bailey.
05:53Send Bailey.
05:54She'll be our eyes.
05:57Dr. Yang, you need to leave this OR.
06:00Excuse me?
06:01You've exceeded your 80-hour limit for the week.
06:03You have to leave the hospital.
06:04Okay, um, um, as soon as the mesotheliomas is dissected out?
06:09Dr. Yang, now.
06:14You heard him?
06:21Denny Duquette?
06:23Hey, Dr. Bailey.
06:24I hope seeing you here means they finally found you a heart.
06:27No offense, doctor, but I'm not a big fan of hospitals.
06:29It takes something pretty special to get me in here.
06:32Well, what do we know about Mr. Duquette?
06:36Capricorn, single.
06:37Loves to travel and cook.
06:39Denny, be quiet.
06:40Let her show off.
06:41Denny Duquette, 36, admitted today for a heart transplant necessitated by a viral cardiomyopathy.
06:47And what does that mean?
06:48That his heart is unable to fill and pump blood normally.
06:51What, Denny?
06:52This is Dr. Stevens.
06:53She'll be tending to you prior to surgery.
06:55So I guess I'll be seeing you around, Dr. Stevens.
06:58Dr. Bell, 2743.
07:00Dr. Bell, 2743.
07:02You gotta hand it to the guy trying to get some action when he's practically a corpse.
07:06Alex, he's just trying to be nice.
07:07No one enforced an 80-hour work week when I was an intern.
07:10Working 10, 120 hours suited me just fine.
07:13I learn more because I work more.
07:14Well, at least this way you get a rest before you have the baby.
07:17I mean, being that pregnant, keeping up this pace.
07:19Are you saying I look tired or malic?
07:20No, not tired, no.
07:23You look fresh, spry.
07:25You glow.
07:27What?
07:27You stop now.
07:29O'Malley, go do an intake on Addison Shepard's patient.
07:32Oh, Addison.
07:36You do glow.
07:37Like the moon.
07:38And you can spend the day in the pit, Karev.
07:41Dr. O'Malley?
07:53Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Singleton.
07:55Rebecca, this is Dr. Montgomery Shepard.
07:57You don't think it's cancer, do you?
07:59Bex is too young for cancer, right?
08:01Mrs. Singleton, I'm just getting up to speed.
08:03I'm sorry, Dr. O'Malley.
08:04Rebecca's been admitted for...
08:05Did you stop calling me that?
08:07She prefers Bex, not Rebecca.
08:09Bex has been admitted for an ultrasound-guided biopsy
08:14on an enlargement of a pelvic lymph node.
08:16Okay, Bex, you mind if I check it out?
08:18Okay, I'll just, um...
08:22It's a minor procedure, Bex,
08:24but we'll give you a local anesthetic to manage the pain.
08:32What are you drawing?
08:33Just a dumb comic.
08:35You're really talented.
08:36It's big.
08:40I know.
08:41It just appeared one day.
08:42I'll perform a biopsy this morning,
08:44and Dr. O'Malley will have to take some blood
08:46so we can run some tests,
08:47and then we can start to get you some answers.
08:50Okay?
08:51Mrs. Singleton, there's no need to panic.
08:53I'll keep you posted every step of the way.
08:58Sorry about this,
08:59but I'm gonna need that arm to get some blood.
09:01I'll be quick.
09:17Mr. Paskowitz,
09:18we've located the source of your abdominal pain.
09:20There.
09:23It's called a Bezorb.
09:25Bezorb, huh?
09:26It's a clump of foreign matter
09:27that couldn't be expelled with a prokinetic agent.
09:29I love it.
09:30In a hospital, a laxative is a prokinetic agent.
09:34So what, you just go up his butt and grab it?
09:36Baby, please.
09:37Actually, we won't be able to reach it that way.
09:39We'll have to get it from here.
09:42So, Mauer, tell me what you've been eating.
09:44Um, garbage.
09:47Absolute garbage.
09:50Could you be more specific?
09:55Tell him what you ate, Mauer.
09:59He's a writer.
10:01Suffering for his art.
10:03Okay.
10:06He ate his novel.
10:08I'm sorry, what?
10:09I ate my novel, okay?
10:11The whole damn thing.
10:12Every last piece of that unmitigated crap.
10:30Nobody knows where they might end up
10:33Nobody knows
10:35The labs for Beck Singleton?
10:56Anything?
10:56Yeah, her hormone levels, estrogen, progesterone, are sky high.
11:00Oh, that's...
11:01You did a history, right?
11:02Any mention of birth control pills?
11:03No, but her parents were right there.
11:06Talk to her again.
11:07But she hasn't had puberty yet.
11:08Isn't that weird?
11:08Should we be having sex?
11:10These days, Dr. O'Malley, it's not that unusual.
11:12Talk to the patient.
11:15Derek.
11:16Hi, morning, Richard.
11:17You busy?
11:18No, my surgery just got cancer.
11:20Boy.
11:21I need a favor.
11:22Sure.
11:27Hey, Bex.
11:29Is it your mom and dad?
11:31Food.
11:32Great.
11:32Because I wanted to talk to you.
11:38Your lab works so...
11:41Have you been taking birth control pills?
11:47If you tell my mom and dad...
11:49No, I won't.
11:50I just need to know why.
11:53Do you have a boyfriend?
11:55Like anybody would want to have sex with me.
11:57Well, then, why?
12:02I'm as flat as a board.
12:03I took like five of those pills a day.
12:05And nothing's different.
12:10Boobs, dude.
12:11You were trying to make your breasts grow.
12:15I wanted to be normal for once in my life.
12:17Is this what caused the tumor?
12:20No.
12:20No, the pill wouldn't have any effect on your lymph nodes.
12:23But the amount that you were taking is really dangerous.
12:26And it caused a pretty major hormonal imbalance.
12:31Have you been feeling different than usual?
12:33I feel like I always feel.
12:34Hi.
12:42Hi.
12:43Hi.
12:45You leaving?
12:4680 hour limits.
12:48Hmm.
12:48You?
12:48Surgery was postponed.
12:56I have a dog.
12:57You have a dog.
12:58My point is, I have a dog.
13:00You have a dog.
13:01Oh, you know what?
13:02I love dogs.
13:03I've moved on, so don't give me that look.
13:07What look?
13:08That look.
13:09Our look.
13:10I'm over you.
13:12I'm over you, too.
13:13You are?
13:14No.
13:15Oh.
13:16Well, I am.
13:18Over you.
13:21I'm over you, too.
13:22You just said.
13:24Shut up.
13:30Bye.
13:31Bye.
13:36Bye.
13:46There is a land called passive-aggressiva.
13:48And you are their queen.
13:50I am fine.
13:51I said you were shrieking about Trout.
13:53I was not shrieking about Trout.
13:54All right.
13:55You weren't.
13:55You were shrieking about Meredith.
13:56No, I was shrieking about the trailer.
13:57I hate the trailer.
13:58Oh, okay.
13:59So the past three weeks have been about the trailer.
14:00Yes.
14:01Not about the fact that I said I love Meredith.
14:02Loved.
14:03What?
14:03You said you loved her past tense.
14:05My idea is better.
14:06Well, then, I have been shrieking about the trailer.
14:08Okay, Maurer.
14:18It's time to return your book to the library.
14:20Your surgery's in an hour.
14:21What's up with this flop sweat?
14:22Probably just yours.
14:23But I'm sweating like, like, like, like Nixon.
14:25President Richard Milhouse Nixon.
14:27That guy could sweat.
14:28And I, Maurer Paskowitz, I wrote an epically crap novel that I sure as Shinola can sweat like Nixon.
14:33It's not even that bad of a book.
14:34I read practically every draft.
14:36Forgive me, honey, but you are not exactly Lionel Trilling.
14:38It blows.
14:39Lionel Trilling?
14:40He seeks the approval of dead literary critics.
14:43The dead don't read, Maurer.
14:44You think about being something other than a writer?
14:46No.
14:47I am a writer.
14:48Maurer Paskowitz.
14:49I have no plan B.
14:51You can't get married for three years till the damn book is done.
14:54Three years I listen to him piss and moan.
14:56For what?
14:57So he can eat the thing?
14:58Ha!
14:59Does your computer have a delete button?
15:00I wanted to literally put it behind me and start a new book.
15:04Okay.
15:05We all get the symbolism.
15:06It's painfully obvious.
15:07It's obviously painful.
15:08Ma!
15:13All set, doctor.
15:14Dr. Marshall, LR2.
15:16Dr. Marshall, LR2.
15:17Honey.
15:18Hi.
15:19I heard you're going to Twin Falls, Idaho.
15:21I've never been.
15:23You reached 80 hours?
15:25Technically.
15:26You're off work, Christina.
15:28Go enjoy your day.
15:30No, I'll enjoy my day if I can help retrieve a heart.
15:32I promise.
15:35It's a nice coat.
15:37You see that, Dr. O'Malley?
15:39It looks like the tumor's compressing an ovary.
15:41That's why I biopsied both ovaries.
15:45Is that bad?
15:46It's really just a precaution, Bex.
15:48Want to apply pressure, Dr. O'Malley?
15:50Mm-hmm.
15:52Want to get this up to path?
15:54You mind doing the dressings?
15:55Sure.
15:56All right, Bex.
15:57Then we'll get you the results just as soon as possible.
16:10You're a doctor.
16:12Haven't you seen scars before?
16:15I'm just trying to figure out why someone with so much talent would want to do that.
16:20It's just a comic book.
16:24It's about me and my best friend, Jen, when we were kids.
16:28Satisfied?
16:29Does she write it with you?
16:30Jen has a boyfriend like everyone else.
16:32I get to be a freak all by myself.
16:34A freak?
16:35That's not the easiest thing to be in high school, is it?
16:39You sound like my shrink.
16:41Hey, I wasn't always a doctor.
16:44In high school, I was secretary and treasurer of the Dungeons and Dragons Club.
16:54Oh, man.
16:55Yeah.
16:55I was also a mathlete, and I won the Blue Ribbon and Biology Club.
17:00Best fetal pig dissection.
17:01And I'm going to tell you that at the girls knocking down my door.
17:08You just have to get through high school.
17:11Because high school sucks for anyone who's the least bit different.
17:15But then there's college, and then out in the real world, you will find where you fit in.
17:22You think so?
17:23Yeah, I know so.
17:31I think they'll react.
17:36Hi.
17:37Denny, I thought you were asleep.
17:39Nah, I don't sleep at hospitals.
17:41I'm scared I'll never wake up.
17:48Can I ask you something personal?
17:50If I say no?
17:52I'll hold my breath, which will stop my heart killing me.
17:56You're right here.
17:57You'll be charged with murder.
17:58Lifetime in prison being loved by a big old girl named Hildy.
18:02So, my choices are homicide charges or inappropriate personal questions from a patient.
18:07I know.
18:07It kind of sucks.
18:08You know what?
18:09Hold your breath.
18:09I'll take my chances with Hildy.
18:11I can do girl on girl.
18:12Oh, see?
18:13You're bringing up girl on girl.
18:14How can I blackmail you if you bring up girl on girl?
18:17What do you want to know?
18:17That guy, Alex, you with him?
18:22No.
18:23Not anymore, and never, ever again.
18:26Good.
18:27Good?
18:28Yeah, good.
18:29It means I wanted to fight him for you.
18:31What makes you think I don't want you to fight him for me?
18:34Hello.
18:35You are in love with me.
18:37Am I?
18:38Yeah, it's not your fault.
18:40I mean, I'm well off, but I'm not into money.
18:42I'm smart, but I'm not a know-it-all.
18:44I'm funny.
18:45I'm really nice.
18:46I love animals.
18:48And I'm hot.
18:49I'm a catch.
18:51You know, if you can wrap your head around the enlarged failing heart and the dependency
18:54to IV meds.
18:59You're right.
19:00I am so in love with you.
19:03It's a shame, really, since I'm with Hildy and all.
19:06There.
19:07Five loads of laundry.
19:14I have literally washed the past out of my life.
19:18Dr. Collins, 224-1.
19:23Dr. Collins, 224-1.
19:24You paged me?
19:25Yeah.
19:27Have a look at this.
19:28It's Bex's biopsy.
19:30Biopsyed ovary?
19:31Not exactly.
19:33Remains a meeting with Bex's parents, George.
19:35Oh, and find out who the uncle's psychiatrist is if they're available to join us.
19:38Does she have cancer?
19:39No.
19:40It's not an ovary.
19:41It's a testis.
19:42A testis?
19:44Are you sure?
19:46Yes, I'm sure.
19:50Bex is a hermaphrodite?
19:52Yes.
19:53Yes.
20:15Yang, why are you staring at my fat, pregnant Bella?
20:21Sorry, I...
20:22Let me get this straight.
20:25You're telling me that our daughter, my daughter, you're telling me my daughter might actually be a boy?
20:32That...
20:32How is that possible?
20:34I don't understand.
20:35I don't understand how that...
20:36Shouldn't this have been detected somehow?
20:38Externally, Bex has female genitalia.
20:41She looks like a girl, but internally, she has both female and male sex organs.
20:47So, what now?
20:48What are we supposed to do?
20:50I don't understand.
20:51Okay, the best news is that the lymph node tumor is benign.
20:55So, physically, Bex is going to be just fine, but emotionally, psychologically, I strongly recommend therapy.
21:03She's already in therapy.
21:04I'm talking about therapy for all of you.
21:05This is not going to be easy for Bex to hear, and it's not going to be an easy adjustment for you to make.
21:11A big adjustment?
21:12What kind of adjustment?
21:14Many intersex people begin to identify very strongly with one sex, and it's not necessarily the sex they've been raised.
21:21She's a girl.
21:22She looks like a girl.
21:23She has always been a girl.
21:25This at least helps explain why she feels so different.
21:28The point is, biologically and emotionally speaking, she has a choice to make.
21:35A choice?
21:39My mouth feels all weird.
21:41Chewing paper will have that effect, lover.
21:43Weird how?
21:44Pins and needles.
21:45No, needles and pins.
21:47Needles and pins, yeah.
21:48Yeah, sprouting from my fingers and toes like, like, like, Lord God, give me a simile.
21:55Is he always this way?
21:56That man ate a novel.
21:57He's not exactly normal.
21:59But he got weirder the more he ate.
22:00He's, like, obsessed.
22:03Mr. Caskowitz, I'm Dr. Weber.
22:05I'm going to be performing your surgery today.
22:07I poured my heart and soul into that freaking book, and now it's stuck up my ass.
22:12Put that on my tombstone, Audrey.
22:14On my tombstone.
22:17Dr. Love, you lord you.
22:19Dr. Gubb, love you lord you.
22:21Hey, Dr. Stephens.
22:25Hey, Danny.
22:26You okay?
22:27Been waiting for this a long time, you know?
22:30You know, open up my chest, take out my heart, and replace it with another one.
22:34Well, not me, and not another heart, a better heart.
22:40Well, if something goes wrong.
22:44Don't be nervous.
22:45Dr. Burke is an incredible surgeon, and you're getting a new heart today.
22:49Just keep thinking about that.
22:50Yeah, okay.
22:53Danny!
22:54Preston Burke, my favorite cardiothoracic surgeon.
22:57Oh, your only cardiothoracic surgeon, but thanks.
23:00I'll be on the phone with Dr. Bailey as the organ recovery progresses.
23:04We'll make sure that the heart stays viable, isn't damaged, while the other organs are perfused.
23:09We'll have you in the OR, and if it is a go, we start the procedure before she even gets back.
23:15Is he?
23:16Yeah.
23:17I'm getting a new heart.
23:21You're getting a new heart.
23:22I'll see you.
23:28Bye.
23:33Excuse me.
23:34Mary and I were talking, and we think Bex should stay.
23:41She can't handle something like this.
23:43You saw the scars.
23:44You're not going to tell her?
23:46But this could help her.
23:47You can't not tell her who she is?
23:48Dr. O'Malley.
23:48I will go ahead and proceed with the scheduled surgery to remove the tumor, and then you can talk to your daughter in your own time.
23:55Actually, we were thinking...
23:57We thought, since you're already going to be in there, we know fixed isn't the right word, but...
24:04We were thinking that with the hormonal confusion, it might be easier on her to remove whatever boy parts she has.
24:11Keep her more of a girl.
24:13Just to be clear, you're asking me to perform sexual reassignment surgery on your daughter.
24:17Yes.
24:17Without her knowing.
24:19All she's said all her life is that she wants to be normal.
24:22She doesn't feel normal.
24:24Why can't we just put an end to her agony?
24:26First of all, removing her male sexual organs may not do that.
24:29In fact, it could do just the opposite.
24:31But her hormones are...
24:32It should be controlled with an oral medication.
24:34We just want the best for Bex.
24:36To do surgery and alter her body permanently is...
24:39Well, I just would never do that on someone who's unaware of the procedure.
24:42And you're going to be hard-pressed to find a surgeon who will.
24:48Bex will learn the truth.
24:50Someday.
24:52How do you want her to find out?
24:54Excuse me.
25:04Meredith.
25:05Hi.
25:06Hi.
25:07I had the morning off, so I thought I would come and see how my mother's doing.
25:09Oh, she's fine.
25:10She's in the sitting room.
25:11Thanks.
25:12She's in good spirits.
25:13Visitors really cheer her up.
25:15Visitors?
25:24What are you doing here?
25:28There is a clinical trial to study the progression of early-onset Alzheimer's.
25:31Okay, me, you can screw with.
25:33My mother, no.
25:35Not acceptable.
25:36Look, there's been some really promising results from similar studies in Europe.
25:38Your mother is a prime candidate.
25:39My mother is very sick and has very few good days.
25:43And I don't want her being poked and prodded for some experimental program.
25:46I'm just trying to help.
25:47Well, see this, what you're doing?
25:48Being dreamy?
25:49It doesn't help.
25:51It hurts me.
25:52It messes with my head.
25:53I know the feeling.
25:54I don't doubt that.
25:55But you have a wife to go home to.
25:58And I'm guessing she has no idea where you are right now.
26:01No, she doesn't.
26:03That's what I thought.
26:13Dr. Bailey?
26:14Yeah, you're playing.
26:15Dr. Burke?
26:16Talk to me, Bailey.
26:17What are we looking at?
26:19The donor's on 25 mics of dopamine.
26:2225 mics?
26:23That's too much.
26:24They started them on 5 mics of dibutamine 30 minutes prior to arrival.
26:28Are they trying to kill my heart?
26:29What is the central venous pressure now?
26:31CBP, doc.
26:32Back around 10.
26:32Around 10?
26:33Map close to 80.
26:34And it's mean arterial pressure?
26:35Close to 80.
26:36I can live with a CBP as low as 5 and map about 60.
26:39That heart needs to be off dibutamine.
26:41The heart needs to be off dibutamine.
26:43And tell them to get the dopamine back down to 10 mics.
26:46And get them to get another 2 units of blood.
26:51Way to go, doc.
26:52There's still no final word.
26:54I want you to have the healthiest heart I can find.
26:57Dr. Stevens, you'll be in there with us, right?
27:02Yeah, I'll be in there with you.
27:04Hey, aren't you supposed to be having a free time?
27:12Oh, I did five loads of laundry, cut my split ends, studied, cleaned out the fridge.
27:17Free time sucks.
27:20When would have been the right time to hear about your boyfriend's wife?
27:25Okay, are you mad at me or something?
27:26No, no, sorry.
27:29It's just, I have this patient, and I get that there's a right and a wrong time to hear big news, but wouldn't you rather know sooner than later?
27:36I mean, just so you can move forward one way or the other.
27:39I mean, it's a fresh start, right?
27:40See the white line of Tolt?
27:44Now we can mobilize the lateral border of the left colon clamp.
27:48When Leo Tolstoy here wakes up, you might get him to revisit the idea of a new vocation.
27:53I think he's pretty against the idea.
27:54Hopefully it was just delirium.
27:57It's all right.
27:57I'd like to keep an extra eye on him post-op.
28:00He's acting pretty strange.
28:01He ain't a novel.
28:02Clearly, it's pretty strange.
28:04Yeah, you know, it's just, I don't want to overlook anything.
28:06Seriously, Corral.
28:07I'm shorthanded all over the hospital.
28:10Okay, here we go.
28:16Anybody here tempted to read this?
28:20No takers?
28:21Could be the great American novel.
28:23We'll never know.
28:25He needs a plan B.
28:28I'm not the only one.
28:30You don't think he passed?
28:31Yeah, I got to pass the first time.
28:34Let's wait and see.
28:35Right now, today, you're still here.
28:42Did you tell my parents about the pill?
28:44No.
28:46Am I going to die?
28:48Is that what no one wants to tell me?
28:50Of course not.
28:51Then why are my parents acting so...
28:54Well, you just tell me what's going on.
28:56What's going on is we're prepping you for surgery to remove the lymph node tumor that's compressing your...
29:02Ovary.
29:07Dr. Blast?
29:08Hey, Vex.
29:09Dr. Blast.
29:10How are you doing?
29:10Mom, Dad, this is really freaking me out.
29:13I know.
29:14Everything's going to be fine, Vex.
29:15It's okay, sweetie.
29:17I'm having surgery to remove a tumor that's compressing my ovary.
29:21Right, George?
29:22Dr. O'Malley?
29:29George?
29:32What, am I just supposed to lie to her?
29:34Okay.
29:35That's enough.
29:36Dr. O'Malley, please leave the room.
29:38No, wait.
29:39Tell me what's wrong with me.
29:42What is wrong with me?
29:43Vex, we learned that your tumor, please, it's not compressing an ovary.
29:57Then where is it?
29:59It's on a testes.
30:03Like a testicle?
30:07I have testicles?
30:09Yes, one.
30:10Vex, this is a tremendous amount of information for you.
30:13And I've had it my whole life.
30:18Oh, my God.
30:21Does this mean...
30:23Does this mean I could be a boy?
30:35Yes.
30:36You engineered that conversation.
30:38You forced our hand.
30:39Well, you were lying to her.
30:39We were protecting her.
30:40It was a 14-year-old girl.
30:42Maybe, maybe not.
30:45This isn't your life.
30:47This isn't your child.
30:4914 years.
30:5014 years we have raised a daughter.
30:52And in one afternoon you expect us to...
30:54What?
30:55What is Vex supposed to do?
30:56How is she supposed to go home and tell the other kids what?
30:59You had no right!
31:00No, I know.
31:01I'm off the case, right?
31:04She gets ready.
31:05Whoa, Mauer.
31:08Mauer.
31:10Lay back.
31:11Just had surgery.
31:12You're losing your shirt, man.
31:14Much obliged, Brock.
31:15Brock.
31:16Much obliged, Al.
31:17How are you feeling?
31:18Much obliged.
31:18What's whack for 20, Alex?
31:21Weeds whack.
31:22Weeds.
31:23Weeds whack.
31:24For 200.
31:25Whoa.
31:26Way, way whack.
31:2712.
31:28I saw Ellis.
31:30And?
31:30I think I can get her into the clinical trial.
31:32She's a perfect candidate.
31:34Excellent.
31:35Thank you, dear.
31:36You realize this requires Meredith's power of attorney?
31:38Yeah.
31:40Might be better if it's coming from you.
31:42With me, this baggage.
31:44You know you're just trying to help out a friend.
31:46Right.
31:48Right.
31:49Well, let me know if Meredith was going to make the call.
31:51You're not your point.
31:53You're not your point.
31:55Correll?
31:57What are you doing?
31:59Research on the Bezoar patient.
32:00I told you I needed you on the floor.
32:02He has fever, sweats, tingling in his lips, fingers, tones, mood swings, and lack of coordination.
32:06And then I mentioned the crazy talk.
32:08Your point?
32:09Well, my point is he ate his novel.
32:11I know.
32:12Mercury's in the paper.
32:13He's got mercury poisoning.
32:19Christina, call Burke.
32:20I'm feeling some fairly extensive damage from coronary artery disease.
32:25Um, Yang?
32:29No, no.
32:33Talk to me, Bailey.
32:35It's me.
32:36I can't talk.
32:37I'm waiting on a call from Bailey.
32:40I'm with Bailey.
32:42You're in Idaho?
32:44Yeah.
32:46You're breaking the rules.
32:48Yes.
32:50Rustin.
32:51What's happening with our heart?
32:53Hello, Dr. Weber.
32:54Tell me what I need to know about Denny's heart, Dr. Bailey.
32:57Dr. Pierce, you're in the ER.
33:03Dr. Pierce, you're in the ER.
33:04Dr. Pierce.
33:04Yeah.
33:05All right.
33:19This program Derek looked into was a favor to me.
33:25Nice try.
33:26Sometimes, Meredith, a favor is just a favor.
33:30This treatment won't cure your mother.
33:32It won't give her a new lease on life, but it may give her a more good days.
33:35I urge you to consider.
33:43Lying here, trapped in this flesh prison, I've reached a grim conclusion.
33:46I'm a failure.
33:49You know how that feels?
33:52Dude, if you only knew.
33:54Even my manic attempt to put my failed novel behind me failed.
33:59Time for a plan B, I reckon.
34:01Time, indeed.
34:02Perhaps I shall play the cello.
34:07We make a mistake here and people die.
34:09Happens all the time.
34:12All the time?
34:14Happens a lot.
34:15This is part of the hallucination, right?
34:18My point is we all have setbacks, Maurer.
34:20But I'm a doctor and you're a writer.
34:22We don't have a plan B.
34:25Call security.
34:27Have you determined the course of treatment for the mercury poisoning, Dr. Corrett?
34:31The patient has been administered a chelator called British anti-leukocyte,
34:35which will absorb the mercury over the next several days.
34:39Good work, doctor.
34:59Yang.
35:01You know what's wrong with having an 80-hour limit?
35:11It protects the week.
35:12It levels the playing field, which not only sucks, it's dangerous.
35:1780-hour work week.
35:18That's what's on your mind?
35:26I thought about it.
35:28Not keeping it.
35:31You did?
35:33My husband and I, we tried for years, but still, when that stick turned blue,
35:41you can't work the way we work.
35:42You can't want the kind of careers that we want and not take pause.
35:49I took pause.
35:50You paused?
35:51I paused.
35:51I paused.
35:51I paused a very long time.
36:00So why did you...
36:01I sat up one night, middle of the night, and I knew I could do this.
36:14Now, I still don't know how I'm going to do this, but I knew I could do it.
36:24You just have to know.
36:26And when you don't know, then no one can fault you for it.
36:32You do what you can.
36:34When you can.
36:36Why you can.
36:39When you can't, you can't.
36:41You're stalking me.
36:51You're a stalker.
36:52Well, can you blame me?
36:56So it's bad.
37:01You have time.
37:03I'm a liar.
37:05Fine.
37:06There's no time.
37:07Oh, no, that's just spiteful.
37:08I didn't get the heart.
37:15You didn't get the heart.
37:28Hey.
37:29Hey, George.
37:32Hey, I just, uh, just wanted to check in on you.
37:35I heard my parents weren't too happy with you.
37:39Nope.
37:43Thanks for telling me.
37:45For making them tell me.
37:49You know, um, there are people that you can talk to.
37:54I can, if you'd like.
37:55I know.
38:00George, do I have to be a boy now?
38:02No.
38:03No.
38:06But I can if I want to.
38:08Yeah, you can.
38:10If you want.
38:14Hey, could you, would you bring me some scissors?
38:20Who gets to determine when the old ends and the new begins?
38:23Derrick.
38:29Hi.
38:30Tell me about the program.
38:32It's not a day on a calendar.
38:34Not a birthday.
38:35Not a new year.
38:36Denny.
38:37I'll see you.
38:39You mind, Dr. Stevens.
38:44Hey.
38:45Is he leaving?
38:46Didn't get the heart.
38:48I'm sorry.
38:49Yeah.
38:49He's a good guy.
38:51Yeah.
38:51Yes.
39:00It's an event.
39:01Big or small.
39:04Something that changes us.
39:07Ideally, it gives us hope.
39:09A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:27A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:39A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:40A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:41A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:42A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:43A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:44A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:45A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:46A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:47A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:48A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:49A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:50A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:51A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:52A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:53A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:54A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:55A new way of living and looking at the world.
39:56there is a land called passive aggressive and i am their queen that's all i'm saying
40:07so what with meredith
40:14am i supposed to just wait it out wait until it passes
40:19would that be good i still hate the trailer
40:27is as you're right
40:30letting go of old habits old memories
40:38i wasn't gonna have it the baby and you don't get to be mad about that we barely knew each
40:48other i was an intern and there was no way that i could have even
40:51i'm not mad
40:51you're not no i just wanted to know
41:01i want to know things what's important is that we never stop believing we can have a new beginning
41:11but it's also important to remember
41:28that amid all the crap
41:30are a few things
41:33really worth holding on to
41:35you