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Grey's Anatomy Season 2 Episode 14

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00:01Previously on Grey's Anatomy
00:03So how did your test go?
00:04I feel pretty good about it, but I won't know for a few days.
00:07Well, we're all pulling for you.
00:08We are?
00:09You cannot kick me while I'm doing my job.
00:14I thought you could give me an answer to my question.
00:17How about you?
00:19Moving in?
00:21I have a dog.
00:23That's not a dog.
00:25That's a hyena, escaped from the zoo dressed in dog clothing.
00:27I love dogs.
00:30As doctors, we're trained to be skeptical.
00:34Because our patients lie to us all the time.
00:37The rule is, every patient is a liar until proven honest.
00:47Why aren't you prepping for rounds and stealing all the good cases?
00:50Well, why aren't you prepping for rounds and stealing all the good cases?
00:53No reason.
00:54No reason?
00:55Lying is bad.
00:57Or so we're told.
00:59Constantly.
01:00Constantly.
01:01From birth.
01:02Honesty is the best policy.
01:04The truth shall set you free.
01:06I chop down the cherry tree.
01:09Whatever.
01:10I'm waiting for McDreamy.
01:12I'm avoiding Burke.
01:13Why are you avoiding Burke?
01:15He thinks I moved in with him.
01:16Why are you waiting?
01:17McDreamy's doing me a favor.
01:19Burke thinks you moved in with him?
01:21Are you calling him McDreamy again?
01:22The fact is, lying is a necessity.
01:29Thank you for doing this, with the needles and the blood.
01:33They won't accept her without a full family history.
01:35I'm happy to get your mom into the clinical trial.
01:38Even with the needles and blood.
01:44All done.
01:45How's that feel?
01:46We lie to ourselves because the truth, the truth freaking hurts.
01:52Feels good.
01:55Burke thinks you moved in with him.
01:57What does that mean?
01:58Oh, it's not important.
01:59You're calling Derek McDreamy again.
02:01It's nothing.
02:02What are you doing?
02:04What are you doing?
02:05Stop repeating what I say.
02:07Stop asking me questions.
02:12Cujo has to go!
02:14You peed on my bed.
02:16My bed, Meredith.
02:17He's our dog.
02:18No, he's not my dog.
02:19You two bought him without even asking me.
02:22We rescued him from certain death.
02:25Come on, you guys.
02:27I'm putting my foot down.
02:28Either the dog moves out or I do.
02:31Foot down now.
02:34Me or the dog, which is it?
02:37You hesitated.
02:42She hesitated!
02:44You hesitated?
02:46I didn't hesitate.
02:47I was thinking.
02:48You have to think about it?
02:49Fine.
02:50I'm moving out right now.
02:53Later.
02:54I'm moving out later because right now I have rounds.
02:59Tell me that is not a dog.
03:02Not a dog.
03:03It's going.
03:04Rick Freark, 29, severed three fingers on his left hand.
03:08Controlled the bleeding in the field.
03:10Vital stable.
03:11Gave him five with morphine on the way in.
03:12The fingers?
03:13I had some trouble retrieving them so we took off.
03:16Rick behind us found them.
03:17They're iced and ready to go.
03:18Ten minutes out.
03:19Rick, continue with IV fluids and start a course of antibiotics.
03:22Yay!
03:23Wait outside for the fingers.
03:24You can sell them back on, right?
03:26Because they sewed that guy's penis back on after his wife dropped it off, right?
03:29Penises and fingers like apples and oranges.
03:32How did it happen?
03:33I was loading my gear onto the truck for a gig and they got caught in the lift gate.
03:37You're a musician?
03:38I play the freaking guitar.
03:39You can sell them back on, right?
03:40This is not that big of a deal, right?
03:42Well, dude, I better not be out of the band.
03:53Well, the cuts look clean.
03:55That's good.
03:56The silver makes reattachment easier.
03:58I'm not gonna lie to you.
04:00If the surgery is successful, we're looking at a long recovery.
04:04Lots of physical therapy.
04:06You smoke?
04:08Why?
04:09Cigarette smoke constricts the blood vessels.
04:12I've seen really good grafts fail over a few cigarettes.
04:14So what are you saying?
04:15I smoke a cigarette after my operation and boom, my fingers fall off?
04:20No, first they turn black and necrotic and then they fall off.
04:26Well, I don't smoke, so...
04:29Really?
04:30Just judging by the nicotine stains, your fingers do.
04:37Anybody out there?
04:39Hello?
04:42Don't look at me.
04:44She had hip replacement surgery a month ago and was discharged last week.
04:48Then why is she still here?
04:50Because I am not a bouncer and this is not a nightclub.
04:54I am doing what I can with extremely limited staff and resources.
04:58And if you have a problem with that, take it up with a cheap.
05:02Don't know why there's no sun up in the sky, stormy waves...
05:11Mrs. Larsen's gotta go.
05:12But if she refuses to leave, what can I do?
05:14She's 78 and non-ambulatory.
05:16You have the upper hand here. Use it.
05:18Correct.
05:19Can I talk to you for a second?
05:21The results will be a medical board exam.
05:23Thanks.
05:31Aren't you gonna open it?
05:32There.
05:33I'll open it up.
05:35I'm weary all the time.
05:42Oh, thank you. Thank you.
05:44Okay, Mrs. Larsen, I'm Dr. O'Malley.
05:46Oh, an Irishman. I love the Irish. They have a sparkle. You can see it in the eye and the swagger.
05:55Come on, Dr. O'Malley. Show me the swagger.
06:04The eyes are right, but you'll have to work on the swagger.
06:12Mrs. Larsen?
06:13Call me Sophie. Now, be a doll and bring me a remote. This one's busted.
06:21Sophie? I can't bring you a new remote because you're no longer a patient at this hospital.
06:27Now, according to your chart, you have a room waiting for you at the Sugar Maple nursing home.
06:31I'm staying until my daughter's house is ready.
06:35Now, she's converting her den into my bedroom.
06:39She's doing it in a shade of pink.
06:41Now, bring me a remote, Irish. I'm going to sing until you get back.
06:47Yeah.
06:48Can't go on. Everything I have is gone. Stormy weather.
06:57Coming right up.
06:59Yumi Miyazaki, 22, presented this morning with persistent hiccups.
07:04She was given 50-chlorpromazine, which stopped them for a while, but then the hiccups returned.
07:08So, she needs a surgical consult to rule out esophageal perforation.
07:12When did your hiccups start?
07:13A few days ago. She doesn't speak English.
07:14A few days ago. She doesn't speak English.
07:15A few days ago. She doesn't speak English.
07:16Are you her boyfriend?
07:17Her coach.
07:18Well, she's an athlete.
07:19Oh, Yumi is a competitive eater.
07:21Eating is a sport.
07:23Tell her I saw her on TV. Tell her I'm an athlete too. I'm a wrestler.
07:35I'm a wrestler. She's a wrestler. And you're asking her.
07:41I can tell her I'm always going to give her to a morning to have a girlfriend.
07:47She wonders how a wrestler gets smart enough to be a doctor. Most wrestlers she knows are dumb.
07:54Just tell her she hasn't been hanging out at the right gyms.
07:56How about instead you tell her that a persistent hiccup could be an indication of something much more serious?
08:02scheduling a soft gram.
08:05Oh, she's competing this afternoon
08:06at the Taste of Seattle.
08:08Can't you just give her a stronger dose of that drug?
08:10It seemed to work.
08:11Did the hiccups come back?
08:12Yes.
08:13Then it didn't work.
08:19Dr. Bailey?
08:20Be quiet.
08:22Dr. Bailey, are you okay?
08:29All right, somebody page Addison Shepard.
08:32There he is.
08:37Heartbeat's strong.
08:38Since there's no dilation or effacement,
08:41looks like nothing more than Braxton Hicks.
08:44Except,
08:46I know the mild concerned tone.
08:48I've used it myself from time to time.
08:52Sometimes false labor is the body's way
08:54of telling you to slow down.
08:55I'm a surgeon.
08:56I understand the realities of your job,
08:58but you need to understand the realities
08:59of your pregnancy and take it easy.
09:02if there's anything I can do to help.
09:04Yeah, if it starts,
09:05you can help me get up off this table.
09:06Dr. Bailey?
09:09The GI lab has a couple of questions
09:11about Miss Miyazaki's esophageal.
09:14All right, let's go.
09:18Dr. Stevens.
09:21Keep an eye on her today.
09:22Watch out for any painful contractions,
09:24more than five in an hour,
09:25anything that can indicate preterm labor.
09:27The favor's not for me,
09:30Stevens.
09:31You know that.
09:36Naomi Klein, 43,
09:37had her tricuspid valve replaced
09:39three years ago with a porcine valve, sir.
09:41Oh, Naomi.
09:42I'm surprised to see you
09:43back again so soon.
09:46Pig valve usually holds up
09:4710 to 15 years,
09:48but yours seems to be degenerating
09:49a little too quickly for my comfort.
09:51Oh, heart valve,
09:52smart valve.
09:52I got married, Dr. Burke.
09:56I found him.
09:58My true love.
09:59My you jump, I jump.
10:03Look, isn't it beautiful?
10:06And look, look at that beautiful,
10:09beautiful man.
10:12We met in the grocery store.
10:15Oh, honey.
10:16Congratulations.
10:18It's good to see you so happy now.
10:20Yeah.
10:20Uh, so Naomi's heart valve?
10:25What does this mean?
10:26Oh, there's an underlying cause
10:28for your wife's valve failure
10:29that remains undiagnosed.
10:31Theorie's gray.
10:32Rheumatic fever,
10:33chronic use of migraine meds,
10:35or IV narcotics
10:39could all cause
10:41off-alph disease, sir.
10:42Oh, I don't use drugs.
10:43Don't need them.
10:45I've got Tom.
10:47He's my drug.
10:49Aren't you, baby?
10:50She's high, Dr. Burke.
10:54Oh, she's in love.
10:55She's happy.
10:56Nobody is that happy.
10:57She's on drugs.
10:59Run a tox screen.
11:01But Naomi doesn't strike me as a liar.
11:03If she says no drugs,
11:04then it's no drugs.
11:05You develop a sixth sense
11:06about those things.
11:08Everybody's a liar.
11:09Whoa!
11:10Dr. Gray, is that a dog?
11:13No.
11:13Look, we need to keep this elevated, okay?
11:19Okay.
11:20I'm going to check in on you a little bit.
11:24Dang.
11:26A little harsh in there.
11:27Oh, he was lying.
11:29Besides, you're harsh
11:30as another man's refreshing.
11:31Well, he's in shock.
11:32He lost his fingers.
11:33His only remaining habit
11:34all in one day.
11:35We need to be compassionate.
11:38Compassionate?
11:38Yes, it's an emotion.
11:40Have you ever heard of it?
11:41What, have you?
11:43She's barely back on her feet,
11:45and you've got her calling.
11:46You may dream me again.
11:47No, I was just telling the patient
11:48the truth,
11:49so you might want to try it sometime.
11:50Oh, Mally?
12:07I'm getting a remote
12:09for Mrs. Larson.
12:11What happened to the upper hand?
12:14Have you met Mrs. Larson, sir?
12:16Why do you think she's been here this long,
12:18in a private room?
12:20She handled you, too?
12:24Well, she sang for the troops, you know.
12:27Can't we just keep her here
12:29until her room
12:30at her daughter's house is ready?
12:31No, we can't.
12:34Not on surgical service, anyway.
12:38Oh.
12:39Okay.
12:40But some other service?
12:43I'm the chief, O'Malley.
12:44I can't condone
12:46turfing patients on to other services.
12:47You hear me, O'Malley?
12:55I'm missing my program, Irish,
12:58and I don't see a remote
13:00in that hot little hand.
13:02I noticed your urine output
13:03has increased slightly since yesterday.
13:05I'm going to have to take you
13:06to gynecology
13:07to make sure you don't have
13:08a prolapsed uterus.
13:10Honey, my uterus
13:11hasn't been an issue
13:12for 30 years.
13:14I know.
13:15But it might be an issue now.
13:18You know,
13:19one that could keep you here
13:20in the hospital
13:21for tests.
13:23You drive.
13:29I'll ride shotgun.
13:32You're not moving out, George.
13:33Oh, yes, I am.
13:35I gave an ultimatum.
13:36Threw down the gauntlet.
13:38I drew my line in the sand.
13:39Well, un-give,
13:41un-throw, un-draw.
13:42A man does not give
13:43an ultimatum
13:44and then back down.
13:45Meredith had a choice
13:46and she chose the dog.
13:48A girl chose a dog
13:50over you?
13:51Yes.
13:51No.
14:01Are we going to do this
14:02or what?
14:03Yeah, let's go.
14:04Don't start without me.
14:06We're not going to start
14:07if Izzy doesn't focus.
14:08Izzy, come on.
14:08What should I put on the flyer?
14:10Destructive, aggressive,
14:11hell dog available.
14:12It's not helping.
14:13Fine.
14:14Playful, protective puppy,
14:15needs loving.
14:16Good.
14:19Hey, George.
14:19Don't talk to me.
14:20You'll only make me mad.
14:21I'm going to mess up my game
14:22and I'm in the zone.
14:23Okay.
14:25What are you doing?
14:26Close the flyer.
14:27Izzy, Izzy, come on.
14:28Okay.
14:29Keep your panties on.
14:31All right.
14:32No touching.
14:37Go.
14:44You're advertising
14:45for a home for a dog.
14:45I said I would do it.
14:46And you haven't
14:47and you won't
14:48and I don't want
14:48George to leave.
14:50Well, at least put
14:51that he's not housebroken.
14:55What?
14:56It's the truth.
14:57Okay, so you want me
14:58to put the truth.
14:59Fine.
15:01Vicious hyper-devil mutt
15:03is available
15:03and puppy on your bed.
15:05He's your dog, too.
15:06We got him together.
15:07We got him together,
15:08but he's not.
15:10He's not your dog, either.
15:11He doesn't even know us.
15:13We are not home enough
15:14for him to know us.
15:17Crap, I'm going to...
15:19I'm going to get out of here.
15:22You want to be me,
15:25but you can't be me.
15:26You want to be me,
15:27but you...
15:29Uh-oh.
15:30Crap, she's going to blow.
15:30Oh.
15:31The surgical floor
15:38has become a dumping ground
15:39for patients
15:40who aren't even surgical.
15:41We are overworked
15:42and exhausted.
15:43This makes for...
15:44The nurses again?
15:45Can't you do something
15:46about this?
15:47You used to be one of them.
15:48Don't you speak nurse?
15:49That's why you don't get
15:50any respect from the nurses.
15:52Surgical arrogance.
15:54Not arrogant.
15:56You're killing them
15:56with that workload.
15:57Look at the board.
15:59What?
16:00That's a beautiful board.
16:01It's a crowded board.
16:03We need more nurses.
16:10Mr. Komaji,
16:12this is probably
16:14what's causing her hiccups,
16:15a tear in the lining
16:16of her esophagus.
16:17Can you fix it?
16:18Yes, surgically,
16:19and the sooner the better.
16:20After the competition today,
16:22her schedule is clear
16:23until March.
16:23No, her schedule
16:24is clear now.
16:26She can't compete today,
16:27and if she enjoys
16:28a taste of solid food,
16:30I recommend giving up
16:31the sport for something
16:32a little less aggressive.
16:34Say, boxing.
16:36I see.
16:40Could you give us
16:41some privacy, please?
16:50Pereff,
16:51get the translator up here.
16:53Let's make sure
16:54she's getting old,
16:55Drew.
16:57Put that out.
17:03Sorry.
17:05I've got to prep you
17:06for surgery.
17:06Can you ask
17:07your friends to leave?
17:08I wasn't going to light them.
17:16I was just holding them.
17:17Okay.
17:19Seriously,
17:20take them.
17:21Throw them out.
17:21No, you hang on to them.
17:22Seriously,
17:23I wasn't going to smoke.
17:24Seriously,
17:24I don't care.
17:25Do what you want.
17:27You don't think
17:28I'm going to be able
17:29to quit, do you?
17:31No,
17:31I don't.
17:32I'm lonely
17:38all the time.
17:43Oh, yeah.
17:47Courage.
17:48That nice lady doctor
17:50in gynecology
17:51said that since
17:52I had a hysterectomy
17:53back in 74,
17:55I don't have
17:56a uterus
17:57to prolapse.
17:59Damn it.
18:00I've been feeling
18:01a bit feverish.
18:03A woman my age
18:04with a fever
18:05could be an indication
18:07of, oh,
18:08any number
18:09of awful diseases.
18:10They took your temperature
18:11an hour ago.
18:13It was normal.
18:15I am sorry,
18:16Sophie,
18:16but I am going to have
18:17to call your daughter.
18:18I'm telling you,
18:19I'm warm.
18:20It must be one hell
18:33of a dog.
18:35Excuse me?
18:37With those eyes
18:39and those nice firm hands,
18:43a girl chooses a dog
18:47over you.
18:49It must be one hell
18:51of a dog.
18:55Mrs. Klein's talk screen
18:57and titer
18:57both came back negative.
18:59I was sure
19:00I was right about that.
19:01Gonna have to adjust
19:02your worldview,
19:03Dr. Gray.
19:03There are people
19:04out there who don't lie.
19:05Maybe.
19:06Although, frankly,
19:08the drug use
19:09would have explained
19:10the bowel failure.
19:10So, how do we proceed?
19:13Schedule Mrs. Klein
19:14for our surgery.
19:15Okay.
19:17Do you want to come
19:18over for dinner?
19:22What?
19:23Dinner.
19:24Our place.
19:25Mine and Christina.
19:26Why?
19:29You're Christina's
19:30best friend.
19:31I want her to feel
19:31welcome to have
19:32her friends in our home.
19:33Oh, so she moved
19:34in with you?
19:35Yes.
19:37Didn't she tell you?
19:38Of course she told me.
19:40Why wouldn't you tell me?
19:41She's in, right?
19:43Which, you know,
19:45I think is great.
19:58Just came from
19:58Mr. Freerichsbrug.
20:00He's convinced
20:01he won't be able
20:01to quit smoking.
20:02Says you agree.
20:03Well, he asked my opinion.
20:05You want me to apologize?
20:06No.
20:06I want you to go in there
20:06and tell him that you're wrong.
20:07That you're having a bad day.
20:09Your favorite uncle
20:09died of lung cancer
20:10and every time
20:10you see a cigarette
20:11you freak out.
20:12Say whatever you need to say
20:13but get him to believe
20:13that this is about you,
20:15not him.
20:16Because if he thinks
20:16he won't be able to quit,
20:17he won't.
20:18Then we should even
20:19do the surgery.
20:20Fine.
20:21What is your problem?
20:22I'm your boss.
20:22What's the matter?
20:23You're not my boss right now.
20:24We're in an elevator.
20:25That's your specialty, right?
20:26We do any moments
20:27in elevators?
20:27Dr. Yang.
20:28You know what?
20:28Just for a moment,
20:29I'm not Dr. Yang
20:29and you're not Dr. Shepard.
20:31You're the guy
20:31who screwed up my friend.
20:33The guy who drove her
20:33to get a dog she can't keep.
20:35The dog she only got
20:36because her boyfriend
20:36lied to her.
20:37I never lied to her.
20:38You know what?
20:38I know a liar when I see one
20:39because I'm a liar.
20:40Fine, you want me
20:41to lie to the patient?
20:42Fine, I'll lie.
20:45Yumi.
20:48Hey, the translator's here.
20:51Where's the patient, Miyazaki?
20:52She left with her friend
20:53about 20 minutes ago.
20:54She wasn't discharged.
20:56Sorry, we're short-staffed.
20:57I assumed someone else
20:58had done the paperwork.
21:01Damn it.
21:03Come on.
21:05Damn it.
21:08What are you doing out of bed?
21:10I've got to get a candy bar, man.
21:11You're on morphine.
21:13You're about to have surgery
21:13and you can't eat.
21:14Mr. Friard, please.
21:15My dad's Mr. Friard.
21:18He's got a comb-over
21:19and an annoying wife
21:21named Kimberly, so...
21:22Rick, listen.
21:23Earlier, I was out of line.
21:27You got me to think.
21:29I don't want to be a guy
21:30sitting in a bar
21:31with a stump for a hand,
21:33having a smoke,
21:34ten years down the line,
21:36bragging about how I used to play
21:37better than Dave Navarro.
21:39Yeah, you don't want to be
21:40a creepy, bitter guy.
21:42Here's the thing.
21:44My last cigarette was this morning.
21:47Only I didn't know
21:49it was my last cigarette.
21:49What the hell do you think
22:05you're doing?
22:10The drink is being a douchey.
22:12He's making me stand
22:13at the back of the O.R.
22:14while he reattaches Rick's fingers.
22:16I can't even touch a retractor.
22:18I hate him.
22:20Truth.
22:21Did you move in with Burke or not?
22:25I told him I moved in with him
22:26like keeping my old apartment.
22:29What?
22:30I sleep at Burke every night.
22:31My clothes are there.
22:32So I still have my apartment.
22:34Big deal.
22:34You have to tell him.
22:37Actually, I don't.
22:37So, I'm supposed to go to dinner
22:43at your fake apartment
22:45with the guy you fake live with.
22:48Oh, I would never have you
22:49over to dinner with Burke.
22:50That's weird.
22:51This is my point.
22:52Stop with the lying.
22:54And you're being honest?
22:55The last time you called him
22:56McDreamy, you were all
22:57at Twitter with love.
23:00We're just friends.
23:01Uh-huh.
23:03Yeah.
23:03That's not a virus.
23:06Are you kidding me?
23:07No.
23:08Look at her.
23:08She's feverish.
23:09She's much weaker
23:10than she was this morning.
23:11She could be decompensating.
23:13She's been here for a month,
23:14Dr. O'Malley.
23:15You see any mosquitoes
23:16in this hospital lately?
23:17Oh, such a handsome young man.
23:21Those chocolatey eyes.
23:23In order to test you,
23:27Mrs. Larson,
23:28we have to do a spinal tap.
23:30Will you be doing it?
23:36Yes, ma'am.
23:38Well, then.
23:41Call me Sophie.
23:45Nice meeting you, Irish.
23:47So, if you'll just sign here,
23:53we can go ahead
23:54and schedule you for surgery.
23:55Okay.
23:56You know,
23:57you are a gorgeous young woman.
24:00Look at you.
24:03You should smile more.
24:05Any available IV nurse to the ER.
24:08Any available IV nurse to the ER.
24:12Mr. Klein.
24:14Oh.
24:15Uh.
24:17Do me a favor.
24:19Sure.
24:20Don't tell you saw me.
24:22I'm not sure that I'm
24:23going to go in.
24:26She's.
24:28She can be exhausting.
24:30Yeah, she's really happy.
24:34You know,
24:34I thought it was just,
24:35you know,
24:36falling in love,
24:37the wedding,
24:38but I was kind of hoping
24:39the honeymoon would be over by now,
24:40you know?
24:41I mean,
24:42it's not normal.
24:44Right?
24:47Nobody's that happy.
24:49Run another talk screen
24:50on Naomi Klein.
24:51On whose orders?
24:53Dr. Burke's,
24:53of course.
25:06Sorry to bother you.
25:08The paramedics are on their way in
25:09with Yumi Miyazaki.
25:10She collapsed at the taste of Seattle
25:12and is vomiting blood.
25:14Damn, fool.
25:16Probably tore her esophagus in two by now.
25:20Are you okay?
25:28Complications of Borhaev syndrome.
25:30Go.
25:31Pleural effusion,
25:32sepsis,
25:33shock.
25:34The cyanotic
25:35for shallow breath sounds,
25:36BP 76 over 42,
25:38tachycardia for the 130s,
25:40starter her on high flow O2
25:41and her second bowl is the saline.
25:42All right,
25:43let's get her to the OR.
25:44You're ready,
25:44I'm waiting.
25:50Freaking coach
25:51should be the one
25:51on this gurney.
25:52Let's keep our eyes
25:53on the prize career
25:53of saving this woman's life.
25:56I'll meet you guys up there.
25:58Me too.
25:58Hey, hey.
26:00What are you going to do,
26:01punch him out?
26:01Yeah.
26:02So you're going to kick his ass,
26:03get yourself kicked out
26:04of the program
26:05before you have to open
26:05your board source,
26:06just in case you failed.
26:08God,
26:08you're such an idiot.
26:11Dr. Karev,
26:12how do I begin
26:14the esophagomyotomy?
26:15Cut proximal and distal
26:17to the tear
26:17to expose the mucosal defect.
26:19Correct.
26:20Then we'll move
26:21to debridement
26:23of the defect.
26:26Oh.
26:28Dr. Bailey,
26:29those aren't
26:29Braxton Hicks contractions.
26:33I believe
26:34you're in preterm labor.
26:42Why didn't you call me sooner?
26:44All right,
26:44let's get out of here.
26:46I was going to fashion
26:47a gastric patch.
26:48I taught you the procedure.
26:50Now leave.
26:50The clamp.
27:04I got page,
27:05Dr. Gray.
27:07Jeffrey wanted to give me
27:08the results of the
27:09extensive blood work
27:10that I worked.
27:12You forged my signature?
27:14That's really bad, right?
27:16Yeah,
27:16that's really bad.
27:17Naomi is not on drugs.
27:20The test came back negative.
27:22They did?
27:23They did.
27:24Again.
27:25Next time you forge
27:26my signature,
27:27let me know.
27:28Save me a trip.
27:34That's it?
27:35You're not going to yell
27:36and say,
27:37damn it,
27:37Gray and Storm out?
27:38I will if you want me to.
27:40No.
27:41Dr. Burke,
27:42here's another one.
27:43Her serotonin level
27:44is through the roof.
27:46Dr. Gray,
27:46you took a detailed history.
27:50When did Mrs. Klein
27:51develop asthma?
27:52After the first surgery.
27:53Why?
27:54We found
27:55a carcinoid tumor
27:56in the lung.
27:57Very rare.
27:58Almost impossible
27:59to diagnose.
28:00It masks itself
28:01as a bunch of
28:02seemingly unrelated symptoms.
28:04Adult onset asthma,
28:05valve failure.
28:06An increased level
28:07of serotonin in the blood.
28:08Which creates
28:09a false sense of euphoria.
28:11So,
28:13Naomi's not actually
28:14this happy.
28:15She just has a tumor.
28:16Exactly.
28:18Thank God.
28:19You people
28:20with your tumors,
28:21I tell you,
28:22I'm infected with love.
28:24I'm sorry.
28:25Your body
28:26is lying to your mind.
28:27Oh, let the lie
28:28continue, right baby?
28:32How soon
28:33can you cure her?
28:34Tomorrow,
28:34we can take the tumor out.
28:35If all goes well,
28:37Naomi goes back
28:38to normal.
28:39Great.
28:39Thank you,
28:40both.
28:44Thank you
28:45for not chewing me out,
28:46for forging
28:47your signature.
28:50I know
28:51it was probably
28:52you who convinced
28:53Christina.
28:55She's very strong,
28:56but she listens to you.
28:59If you told her
29:00to move in...
29:02Anyway,
29:06thank you.
29:07no problem.
29:13Do you have any sensation
29:20in your left or middle?
29:21no.
29:26Actually,
29:27could I watch?
29:29I want to see
29:33every blood vessel
29:34and nerve
29:35I'm going to screw up
29:35if I ever smoke again.
29:38Not that I'm gonna
29:39ever again.
29:43I smoked my last cigarette.
29:44I don't know.
29:48Okay.
29:49Let's get started.
29:50The nursing home
29:51says she never
29:52showed up.
29:53How exactly
29:54is that possible?
29:55She wouldn't leave.
29:57My mother
29:57is old and infirm.
29:59You couldn't
29:59make her leave?
30:00Have you met
30:01your mother?
30:03Fine.
30:04Where is she now?
30:06Oh,
30:06hi,
30:06I'm Dr. O'Malley.
30:07She's in the
30:08infectious disease, sir.
30:09Infectious disease?
30:10Since when
30:11does she have
30:12an infectious disease?
30:13She doesn't.
30:14She just doesn't
30:14want to leave.
30:16She's unbelievable.
30:17Yeah,
30:17she is.
30:18So,
30:19is her room ready?
30:20I can go get her
30:21right now.
30:21They've had the room
30:22ready for weeks.
30:23No,
30:23not at Sugar Maple,
30:25I meant at your house.
30:26I'm sorry?
30:27The pink room.
30:29At your house.
30:37Hi, Sophie.
30:38Irish.
30:39What a wonderful
30:40surprise.
30:42You won't catch
30:43my disease,
30:44will you?
30:45No,
30:45I think I'll be okay.
30:48Sophie,
30:50your daughter
30:50was just here.
30:58Nursing homes
31:00are for
31:02old people.
31:03I know
31:07I'm elderly.
31:10I do know that.
31:14But if I have
31:15to go to that
31:16place,
31:18I'm afraid
31:22I'll become
31:24old.
31:29I don't think
31:30that's possible.
31:31You know
31:38that I
31:38would keep you
31:39here if I could.
31:41No,
31:42darling.
31:42You can't
31:43waste any more
31:44time with me.
31:45You have to go
31:46balls out
31:46with the dog.
31:48Excuse me?
31:50So she chose
31:51an animal
31:51over you.
31:53So what?
31:54Oh,
31:54women are fools.
31:55That's old news.
31:59But life's
32:00too short
32:00for you to
32:01give in,
32:02Irish.
32:06So fight.
32:09You fight
32:10for what's
32:10yours.
32:11Now that,
32:27my friend,
32:28is a swagger.
32:30I'll be closing
32:38the peritoneal
32:39cavity with
32:40zero chromic
32:41sutures.
32:44Chief.
32:50Let's get back
32:51to it.
32:51Go back on that
32:52retractor.
32:53Give me more
32:54suction.
32:55I'll need a sponge
32:56on a stick.
32:57More suction.
32:57What's going on?
33:01I tried,
33:01but you wouldn't
33:02listen.
33:03It is now
33:046.07.
33:05The second shift
33:05nurses start at
33:066.
33:07They're not
33:07coming in.
33:08Do you have
33:08any idea
33:09what a sick
33:09out would do
33:10to this hospital?
33:11I've already
33:11put in the
33:12call for
33:12tents.
33:13What's this?
33:14Official notification.
33:16We go on
33:16strike in 10 days.
33:17Doin' good,
33:27Yumi.
33:28You're doin' just
33:28fine.
33:30What did you do?
33:32I don't want
33:33to go.
33:35Wish she
33:35gets a translator
33:36back up here.
33:36She doesn't
33:37understand what's
33:37going on.
33:38We'll be back.
33:43What the hell
33:43are you doing
33:44here?
33:44What the hell
33:44are you doing here?
33:47I never
33:48would have
33:48thought you
33:52would be fine.
33:53I'm sorry.
33:54Don't tell me.
33:54Tell her.
33:55Tell her how her
33:56career is over
33:57because of you.
34:10Slap.
34:17way better
34:25than punching
34:26him out.
34:27Hey, uh,
34:28can you...
34:31You want
34:33me to open it?
34:33Yeah, no,
34:34it's...
34:34I can't.
34:38I shouldn't.
34:39I mean, I...
34:39Look, you already
34:40think I'm an idiot.
34:41Won't be any
34:41great shock.
34:42I don't.
34:47I want to wake
34:54up with the dog
34:55at the door
34:56down.
34:56I want to take
34:57you down,
34:58make sure you
34:59get on.
35:00Congratulations.
35:01You are not an
35:02idiot.
35:03Except when you're
35:03being an idiot.
35:07It's all fine
35:08if you did it,
35:10give it up.
35:11Does this environment
35:12make you feel
35:14at home?
35:15Hey, how's he
35:20doing?
35:21Uh, challenging
35:21for a cigarette
35:22and then I think
35:23I'll make it
35:24to the end of the
35:24day.
35:25Good.
35:26I was being
35:27nice to her.
35:28Okay.
35:30I can be nice
35:30without being
35:31here.
35:32We're dreaming,
35:33I know.
35:36I really can't.
35:38Okay.
35:40Okay, then.
35:40Okay, then.
35:40Bed rest at home
35:47until the baby
35:47comes.
35:48You do know
35:48what bed rest is,
35:49don't you,
35:49Randall?
35:50Yeah, hell.
35:51Hell with TV
35:51and books.
35:52Here, it's from
35:53all of us.
35:53I may be 47 months
36:04pregnant,
36:05I may be on
36:05bed rest,
36:07I may not be able
36:08to see my own feet,
36:09but I am Dr. Bailey.
36:11I hear everything,
36:13I know everything.
36:15I'm watching each
36:17and every one of you
36:18and I will return.
36:20I mean,
36:24how many hours
36:24can we expect
36:25to work?
36:29Strike?
36:30What?
36:31Strike.
36:34You are all
36:35a bunch of
36:36arrogant surgeons.
36:45Hey.
36:46Hey.
36:48That was Izzy.
36:49she refuses
36:50to take the dog
36:51home.
36:52Mm-hmm.
36:57Fine.
36:59If you want me
36:59to tell Burke
37:00I didn't move in,
37:01I'll tell him.
37:03No.
37:04Don't.
37:05What?
37:06Don't tell him.
37:08At least,
37:09not right now.
37:10Or tonight.
37:13I just mean
37:14wait.
37:15It can wait.
37:19I lied about Derek.
37:22We're not just
37:23friends.
37:24I mean,
37:25I'm not.
37:27He's still
37:28McDreamy.
37:34I know.
37:34You don't get to choose.
38:01I know you've been
38:06going through a bad
38:07time.
38:08I know you miss
38:08Shepard.
38:10And I know that
38:10your life has been
38:12admittedly pretty
38:12unpleasant these days.
38:14You get points for
38:15breathing in and out.
38:17You get to be a little
38:18selfish, but you don't
38:19get to choose a dog
38:20over me.
38:21I'm George.
38:26I sleep down the
38:27hall from you.
38:29I buy your tampons.
38:32I have
38:33held your hand
38:36every time you've
38:37asked.
38:39I've earned the
38:40right to be seen.
38:43To be respected,
38:45to not have you
38:45think of me as
38:47less than a dog
38:48that you got at the
38:49pound.
38:49so I'm not
38:59moving out.
39:01Whether you like it
39:02or not, I'm
39:03staying.
39:06No matter how
39:07hard we try to
39:08ignore it or
39:10deny it,
39:12eventually the
39:13lies fall away.
39:14I'm glad you moved
39:28up.
39:32So am I.
39:34Whether we like it
39:36or not.
39:36nothing is
39:39good.
39:41Nothing is
39:42flying.
39:44It's all
39:45it's time.
39:47It's all
39:48going.
39:48Okay, Doc.
39:50Let's go.
39:51Let's go.
39:59Hey, Doc.
40:01Hey, buddy.
40:02Hey.
40:02Welcome home.
40:02Thanks for doing
40:14this.
40:14I know it's a lot
40:15to ask.
40:16It's all right.
40:18It's just a dog.
40:20Right?
40:21Come on, Doc.
40:22Uh, we'll just
40:39get rid of the car.
40:41So he, uh,
40:46chews everything.
40:48So don't leave
40:50anything out.
40:51He hates cats
40:52and small little
40:54yappy dogs.
40:56Oh, not housebroken.
40:59No.
40:59I probably should've
41:00told you that.
41:01Yeah.
41:01Whoa.
41:08You don't have to do
41:09this, you know.
41:12But I, you know,
41:13I got all this land.
41:14It's just going to
41:15waste it.
41:20Derek.
41:23It's just a dog
41:24doesn't mean anything.
41:25He'll be fine.
41:29Yeah.
41:35Okay.
41:37Good night.
41:38Good night.
41:38But here's the truth
41:41about the truth.
41:43It hurts.
41:48So, we lie.
41:50Nothing is going.
41:52Nothing is going.
41:53Nothing is going.
41:55Nothing is going.
41:55From here.
41:57From here.
41:57From here.
41:57From here.
41:57From here.
41:58From here.
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