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Grey's Anatomy Season 2 Episode 2

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00:00Oh, you're ending this.
00:01I'm pregnant.
00:02Have you even bothered to tell Brooke about the baby?
00:05I've had this thing from my roommate since, like, day one, and I just can't tell her.
00:09My husband didn't cheat on me, I cheated on him.
00:11It's like I was drowning and you saved me.
00:13It's not enough.
00:19I have an aunt who, whenever she poured anything for you, would say, say when.
00:25It's not us.
00:27It's them.
00:29Them and their stupid boy penises.
00:33They didn't tell me they had a wife.
00:36They gave absolutely no warning that they were going to break up with you.
00:40It's not that Brooke broke up with me.
00:42It's how he broke up with me.
00:44Like, it was business.
00:45Like, it was a business.
00:46Like, he's a boss of me.
00:48He is the boss of you.
00:49What's worse is that I care.
00:51I'm gonna fall up again.
00:52My aunt would say, say when.
00:55And, of course, we never did.
00:57No.
00:59Wait.
01:00False alarm.
01:01What?
01:02The problem is estrogen.
01:04No, the problem is tequila.
01:05You know, I used to be all business and then he goes and gets me pregnant.
01:08With the stupid boy penis.
01:09Now I'm having hormone surges.
01:12He ruined me.
01:13I'm ruined.
01:14He turned me into this fat, stupid, pregnant girl.
01:18Who cares?
01:21Estrogen.
01:23Penises.
01:24Penises, Izzy.
01:25Estrogen, George.
01:28Okay.
01:29What in this?
01:31I came home with a full-on vomit drama.
01:32Apparently, she dumped Derek.
01:33And her?
01:34She's been sleeping with Burke.
01:35I knew that.
01:36We don't say when, because there's something about the possibility of more.
01:41So, you really broke up with Shepard?
01:44I feel empty.
01:45Two hours of vomiting will do that to you.
01:47More tequila.
01:49More love.
01:50More anything.
01:51More is better.
01:53No, I feel empty.
01:54You're lucky.
01:56I feel pissed off.
02:03Stop.
02:04What?
02:05You're stalking me.
02:06Stop it.
02:07Did we not communicate last night?
02:09Yes.
02:09Did you hear what I was saying?
02:11Your wife screwed your best friend.
02:12And then, from that point on, she no longer existed to me anymore.
02:16You had marital amnesia.
02:17No.
02:18I bared my soul to you last night.
02:19That's not enough.
02:20How can that not be enough?
02:20When you waited two months to tell me, and I had to find out, by her showing up, all
02:26leggy and fabulous, and telling me herself, you pulled the plug.
02:30I'm a sink with an open drain.
02:32Anything you say runs right out.
02:34There is no enough.
02:37She probably could have picked a better metaphor.
02:39Give her a break.
02:39She's got to hang over.
02:41Dr. Shepard.
02:43Dr. Burke.
02:45We have an organ donor coming in this afternoon for Wilkerson General.
02:48We're doing a harvest.
02:49Commendable.
02:50Open an oral one at four.
02:51I'm in oral one at four.
02:52Your surgery is non-critical.
02:53You can't bump me.
02:54You can be first up tomorrow.
02:55As chief, I can bump somebody else.
02:57You're in the oral we need.
02:59Why don't they do the harvest at Wilkinson?
03:01Small facility in the boonies.
03:02A doc in the box.
03:03We have the location, the airport nearby, and the staff.
03:06Your surgery is rescheduled.
03:10Cardiologist to the cath lab.
03:11Mine's bigger than yours.
03:15Whip it out.
03:16I'll measure.
03:17Shut up, Alex.
03:18Male 55, victim of a head-on collision.
03:27GCS is three.
03:28Depressed skull fracture, multiple internal injuries.
03:30ACLS protocol started, but his veins blew, so we've been pushing meds down the tube.
03:34PEA on arrival.
03:35How long's he been down?
03:36We've been doing CPR for about 20 minutes.
03:38It took fire 20 minutes to get him out of the car.
03:40He's pretty much gone.
03:41He's not gone until we say he's gone.
03:43Keep coding.
03:43Call O'Malley, get him into a bay and save him.
03:46But he's dead.
03:47Did you not hear me?
03:48He's not dead until we say he's dead.
03:50You know what to do, so do it.
03:53Greg, you're on this too.
03:54Move.
03:56We've got three more victims from the other car coming in.
03:58Let's move, people.
04:00He's dead.
04:01Alleluia?
04:12Pulseless VTAC?
04:13Line's in.
04:14Okay, charge to 200.
04:17200.
04:17Clear.
04:21Push one of Epi, let's go again.
04:22Charge 300.
04:24Seriously?
04:25I think that's what Dr. Bailey wants you to do to George.
04:28Dr. O'Malley.
04:34It's what she wants, Dr. O'Malley.
04:37Okay, then, let's charge to 300.
04:39300.
04:40Clear.
04:42Male, 46, unrestrained driver of the car that jumped lanes.
04:45BP, 80 over palp, tachycardic, last impulse, 138.
04:49Got two liters, LR running, wide open, significant abdominal tenderness.
04:52Any history?
04:53Uh, wife said he's got a bad liver.
04:55He's on the transplant list.
04:56Abdomen's rigid.
04:56Okay, hands off.
04:58We need to Paige, Burke, and Domner prep this guy for the OR.
05:00Who wants to do it?
05:01I do, I do, I do.
05:02Uh, too late.
05:03Stevens, take it.
05:05Karev, take the boy.
05:06Yang, you take the mom.
05:09I want to be looking at their films in 15 minutes.
05:13We got one more for you.
05:15One there?
05:16Oh, okay.
05:17And what is it?
05:18That guy.
05:19He was in the accident?
05:20No, bowel obstruction.
05:21He's not telling us what he ingested, but the films look like he's packing.
05:24Can't people figure out a better way to move drugs.
05:28Gray.
05:30Oh, pericardiocentesis.
05:32Good.
05:32Any response?
05:33Mm-mm.
05:34Okay.
05:35Uh, all right, you guys can...
05:36Should I call it?
05:38Well, what would you do next, O'Man?
05:40I would call it...
05:41To save him.
05:43Uh, um, a pericardial window.
05:46Excellent.
05:46Do it.
05:47Gray, you're done here.
05:48I got a bowel obstruction for you.
05:51Fun.
05:52Well, at least your patient's still alive.
05:59What next, doctor?
06:00Nobody knows where they might end up.
06:13Nobody knows.
06:24Oh, oh.
06:26Suppose you'll never know.
06:28Okay, stop.
06:31That's it.
06:31That is not it.
06:32Oh, please, stop it.
06:33That's it.
06:34That is not it, Richard.
06:35How can I host it when you're poking me?
06:36I have to poke you to discharge you.
06:38What makes you think he wants to be discharged?
06:41Derek, don't you know this hospital will crumble unless Richard's here holding up the walls?
06:46Adele, you're supposed to be in the Virgin Islands.
06:48Oh, you were in five kinds of trouble, Mr. Man.
06:50You had brain surgery and didn't tell me?
06:54Well, it was just a small procedure.
06:56It was brain surgery.
06:57I didn't want to ruin your vacation.
06:58You don't know what a vacation is.
06:59How would you know how to ruin it?
07:02Well, anyway.
07:03How did you find...
07:06You called my wife?
07:08You called mine.
07:10Look, having someone home with you is the only way I'm letting you out of here today.
07:14Fine.
07:15I thought I saw a fabulous-looking woman walk by.
07:18Addison, yes, see?
07:20Hi.
07:20I told Richard I knew you and Derek would get back together.
07:24Actually, I'm here on a case with you.
07:26Addison and I are over Adele.
07:27It's not like we're divorced.
07:28Practically divorced.
07:29You've had counseling?
07:31We had adultery.
07:31That was enough.
07:34I'll call you later, okay?
07:38You should give her a chance, Derek.
07:41It's good to see you.
07:42Keep them in line.
07:43Dr. Kwan, call extension 2724.
07:47Dr. Kwan, extension 2724.
07:50My mom's okay, right?
07:53Yeah, yeah, I think so.
07:57They've been fighting at breakfast.
08:01Dad, it's ugly when it gets like that.
08:06Ran three stoplights before we even got on the freeway.
08:08My husband Bob's a really good driver.
08:11Some guy in a pickup cuts us off.
08:12Safe.
08:13I think he saw something in the middle of the road.
08:16My dad just lost and swerved to avoid it.
08:19Started chasing the guy.
08:21Crash just came out of nowhere.
08:23Blasting through traffic.
08:24We'd been having a really nice morning.
08:28One minute everything's fine and the next...
08:30Screaming at him.
08:31I could see the guy's face before we hit.
08:32You see, I know.
08:33We're upside down on the other side of the freeway.
08:35Do the searchers know that Bob has a bad liver?
08:37They know.
08:39Now, Scotty, your son's in the next room getting x-rayed.
08:42My dad, he's in surgery.
08:44It's pretty serious.
08:47Yeah.
08:47Well.
08:50I guess the son of a bitch got what he deserved.
08:56Here you go.
08:58What makes people think they don't need seatbelts?
09:00It's on the field.
09:02My hand is done.
09:04Well, the bowel's a mess, but it's repairable.
09:07It's a lot of work.
09:08But I don't see the point with his liver.
09:11Horses?
09:12What do you see, Dr. Stevens?
09:14Deep laceration.
09:15Bleeding.
09:15What else?
09:17It's hard and pale.
09:18Cerotic.
09:19They said he's on the transplant list.
09:20More or less.
09:20Does he have family here, Stevens?
09:22A wife and son.
09:22Okay, I'm just gonna roll you over.
09:24Gently.
09:27Oh.
09:28This looks pretty bad.
09:29How did you get this?
09:32Well, we hit so hard.
09:35I don't think this is from the collision,
09:36and it looks a couple of weeks old.
09:46Where are you?
09:49I can see his heart.
09:50His heart that's not beating.
09:52Hey, open the pericardium and aspirate.
09:54If the heart's still not beating, close and call it.
09:58What?
09:59You think we're defiling this man's body?
10:02Well, we're certainly doing more than...
10:05And what?
10:07If they're dead or dying, when they come through those doors,
10:10you hump and hump hard.
10:11Why?
10:12For the experience.
10:13No, what else?
10:14There's something more.
10:18You think on that?
10:20It'll come to you.
10:20You know, Mr. Hubble, you might make things a little easier on yourself
10:32if you would just tell us what you've ingested.
10:34Well, no, anyway, once we see your films.
10:37You have the most beautiful features.
10:39They're delicate.
10:41Almost porcelain.
10:42Mr. Hubble, whatever you've ingested could kill you.
10:45Are you sure you don't want to tell me what's got you blocked up inside?
10:50I might offend you.
10:52Is it drugs?
10:53It's not drugs.
10:54Mr. Hubble.
10:55I promise.
10:56It's not drugs.
10:58Okay.
11:00Well, good.
11:00I'm glad it's not drugs.
11:04It's drugs.
11:05Looks like at least ten balloons in his bowel.
11:08I guess cocaine.
11:09Scott Siebert, 18.
11:13No fractures or internal bleeding.
11:15Got pretty lucky.
11:16Recommendation?
11:16Keep overnight for observation.
11:20Damn.
11:21Leah Siebert, 43.
11:22Multiple healed fractures on her clavicle and humerus.
11:25Third and fourth rib.
11:26She's either a bull rider or she's abused.
11:29Kid said the accident was a road rage.
11:31This old man got cut off in traffic and went ballistic.
11:33Oh, that's not the story I got.
11:35She has a large yellowing bruise over her right kidney.
11:38Tended to palpation.
11:39Said she got it from a fall last week.
11:41She's bleeding.
11:42Paranephric hematoma.
11:43What do you do?
11:44It should take care of itself.
11:45We'll keep an eye on it.
11:46She needs a bed rest and a shrink.
11:51It's drugs.
11:53Stupid.
11:54Stupid, stupid.
11:56One burst and he's dead in five minutes.
11:59Hey, what do we do?
12:00Run his bowel.
12:01And what does that mean?
12:02Yang?
12:03Running the bowel entails removing all 36 feet of the intestine from the body cavity.
12:08Hand searching for the balloons and then cutting them out.
12:10Gray, book an OR.
12:12Yang, Karev, you're in.
12:13I need all the hands I can get.
12:15You sure they're balloons?
12:17You have reason to believe they're not balloons?
12:19That's when you just got a face.
12:20So does that one.
12:27They all do.
12:30I'll be damned.
12:31They're Judy's.
12:33Judy's.
12:34He swallowed the heads of ten Judy dolls.
12:38My mother used to buy me Judy dolls.
12:48Manhattan Judy, Surfer Judy, Disco Judy.
12:50I always wanted one.
12:52I dissected them.
12:53Cut off their arms and shaved their heads.
12:55Sounds like there's a second twist of story behind this.
12:57They're sexist, distorted devil toys that create unrealistic image expectations
13:01carrying to the porn-driven mind.
13:04You swallow a bitter pill this morning, Yang?
13:06They're dolls.
13:08Gray, call for a psych consult.
13:11We'll see if he has family.
13:12Do I still feel or?
13:13Lost bowels become necrotic bowels.
13:16Check with Dr. Burke, see if we can bump someone.
13:18Those Judy's got to come out today.
13:21Hang in another B-neck.
13:22He's going through a lot of blood.
13:23Noted.
13:24What's the work from the U-NOS?
13:25He's on the list, but they don't have a liver for him.
13:27The list won't help him now.
13:29He can work all day, but this liver won't stop bleeding.
13:31And it won't support his recovery from the surgery.
13:33What about the donor from Wilkinson that's coming in?
13:35That liver's already been committed.
13:38Mr. Severs' only hope is a family donor.
13:40Maybe we should call it.
13:41No use in tying up an OR.
13:43We're just postponing me.
13:44Inevitable.
13:45How much work do you have here to complete, Dr. Delmer?
13:47Five, maybe six hours.
13:49And that's how much time we have to find him and no liver?
13:52You're the chief.
13:53Any family members waiting?
14:05Still trying to reach them.
14:06Good.
14:06I mean, not good data that we haven't reached that.
14:09It's good I don't have to.
14:11It's always hard.
14:12Yeah.
14:13I'm sorry about Alex.
14:22It's fine.
14:23It's good, you know.
14:24No need to talk about it.
14:26You do understand that I had sex with him before you, not during.
14:30Because when you and I were having sex...
14:32I understand.
14:33I just wanted to clear the air.
14:35Oh.
14:36It's clear.
14:39Perfectly clear.
14:40And about the syphilis.
14:46We really don't have to talk about this.
14:47It's just, I mean, I didn't know I had it.
14:50I should have.
14:51I'm a nurse.
14:52I mean, there was a sore and I was all itchy.
14:55Oh, okay.
14:56You know, I, uh...
14:57Got it.
14:58You know, things happen.
15:01They really do.
15:02Things you wish you could change.
15:04Yeah.
15:07It's the chief.
15:08So, I gotta take this.
15:11Oh, sure.
15:12George.
15:15You have to call it.
15:17Call it?
15:19Him.
15:20Oh, um...
15:23Time of death, 148.
15:29I got it.
15:36This guy came in this morning with ten Judy Dawheads in his abdomen.
15:51Is that some kind of sick or what?
15:53I mean, when you think about it, those things can't be that easy to swallow.
15:56They still got their hair on them.
15:58That's some bad spaghetti.
16:01Dude scrapping toys.
16:02You know, when you're little, you can hide.
16:15Ignore the shouting, the screaming.
16:18Pretend like you're someplace else.
16:22Then when you get older, bigger, you feel like you should be doing something.
16:27Something to stop it.
16:31You know, I'm a protector.
16:34And when you can't, you don't know who to be angry at.
16:38Your old man or yourself.
16:41Usually it's yourself.
16:47Did she tell you?
16:48Shouldn't have to.
16:50It's all over her films.
16:51He's not beating you, is he?
16:55No.
16:56Just her.
16:59So what do you do about the anger?
17:01Me?
17:02I think about the guy who eats Dawheads.
17:05He's got problems.
17:09Hey, I've been looking for you guys.
17:12It's my father.
17:16Bob liked his beers.
17:19His liver started to fill a couple of years ago.
17:22He quit drinking and we put him on the transplant, Liz, but his blood types...
17:25B negative.
17:28They just aren't that many available.
17:31They suggested a family member.
17:34Any luck?
17:36My son.
17:40They said Scotty's a good match.
17:42He's 18.
17:43Family members shouldn't do it out of obligation.
17:45It's a risky operation.
17:47Scotty's head counseling.
17:48You know, they...
17:50They just don't let you do it.
17:54He hasn't made his mind up yet.
17:56You know.
17:57And we actually have a date set for the surgery.
17:59It just...
18:01I just don't...
18:02I don't want to pressure him.
18:03Well, then you shouldn't.
18:05Oh, God.
18:06Oh, God, I don't want to lose.
18:08We'll give you a son as much time as we can to make a decision.
18:11Oh, God.
18:11Huh?
18:18Doctors Morgan and Reese to the cath lab.
18:20Would you care to explain?
18:22Zebra is a wife beater.
18:23Her films show years of abuse.
18:25I didn't know that.
18:26Still, we have...
18:26Multiple fractures.
18:27She has a kidney bleed from a beating she took last week.
18:30Plus, it was his road rage that caused the accident.
18:32The guy in the other car died.
18:34Now, that means what?
18:36No heroic measures?
18:37We leave him on the table?
18:37Well, if it were up to me...
18:39Think like a surgeon, Dr. Yang.
18:40We have a dying patient in the liver that could save him.
18:43Well, this is more complicated than that.
18:44For social workers, yes.
18:46For the family.
18:47Not for you.
18:49It isn't up to you.
18:51Yeah, you made that perfectly clear.
18:54Well, I'm glad we have an understanding.
18:55Yeah, I'm sure you are.
19:02The donor from Wilkerson?
19:03She'll be here at 3.
19:04Harvest Team's on their way in.
19:05I also need to touch base with the transplant center
19:09about Cibre getting his son's liver.
19:11Dr. Burke, Dr. Bailey needs an OR and they're all booked.
19:14For?
19:14An emergent bowel obstruction.
19:19Drugs?
19:20Ten Judy doll heads.
19:22Seriously?
19:23Yes.
19:24I can see their little faces.
19:27Meow.
19:28Let me out.
19:30Bump Warner's hernia in one.
19:31But don't tell them what we're removing.
19:35If he can't be here obsessing, he wants stuff to obsess with at home.
19:44I'll be done and out of your way in a moment.
19:47Intern time cards.
19:48Sign.
19:49Nurse Lubin to the birthing room.
19:51Nurse Lubin to the birthing room.
19:52It's always something, isn't it?
19:54Some emergency surgery, some annoying administrative problem.
19:58Being chief is a lot like being an intern.
20:00And the work never stops.
20:03When I found out Richard had a tumor, you know what I felt?
20:08Relieved.
20:09I was hoping he would finally be forced to retire.
20:15Ah.
20:17That has your attention, doesn't it?
20:20How we both would like for that to happen.
20:23Well, I could finally book a vacation for two.
20:28You know, you're perfect for this job, Preston.
20:32Unattached, obsessive.
20:33This hospital, this job, it's enough for you, isn't it?
20:37It has to be today.
20:49Thanks.
20:49He won't make it off the table with his own liver.
20:51He's bleeding a lot.
20:55When you get counseling, they tell you not to force it.
21:00Decision, you know?
21:02One day, one moment, you just know the right thing to do.
21:05It should be easy, right?
21:09He's my father.
21:11Well, it's a tough operation.
21:12I mean, it'll be a big change in your life.
21:14The upside is that the liver is the only organ that regenerates itself.
21:17I mean, they're going to only take half of yours, and it'll be back to normal size in two months.
21:21You probably won't be running any marathons anytime soon.
21:23Dr. Stevens, can I see you outside for a moment?
21:27What is your problem?
21:28You're doing a sales pitch.
21:30The recipient is your patient.
21:31You shouldn't even be talking to the donor.
21:33The recipient is his father, who he's going to lose if he doesn't make a decision.
21:36And he understands that, all right?
21:38Believe me, he understands that.
21:41You have no idea what's going on in that kid's head.
21:44None.
21:45Call three times a day.
21:51Do not call three times a day.
21:52Look, and if my wife doesn't put you through...
21:54I won't put you through.
21:55Keep calling until she does.
21:57Yes, sir.
21:57He's not talking.
21:58It could be Pica, doubtful for a man his age.
22:01Maybe an edible complex or idolization of the dolls as partners.
22:05Or it could be that he simply enjoys it.
22:07Now, I've seen a lot of strange things in strange places, but how does he enjoy this?
22:11He'd enjoy them when they came out.
22:14I didn't need to hear that.
22:15Dr. Gray, may I speak with you for a moment?
22:18Don't look at me for help.
22:20You assume he told you why he left me?
22:23Dr. Shepard, with all due respect, this has nothing to do with me.
22:28Really?
22:29So you didn't take him back?
22:32Good girl.
22:33And in the future, I'd appreciate it if we could keep our relationship strictly professional.
22:38Meredith, sometimes people do desperate things to get someone's attention.
22:45There are two sides to every story.
22:49The father's an alcoholic wife beater.
22:52I mean, it shouldn't even be a question.
22:53Yeah, but if you could save somebody and didn't, you feel like you were committing murder?
22:56Oh yeah, like the guy did when he crashed into George's DOA.
22:58He's the killer, not the son.
23:00That is sick.
23:01Who would do that?
23:04Oh.
23:05Look.
23:06See Judy fly.
23:09Hey, George.
23:10Hey.
23:20What?
23:20George, she was trying to make up with you.
23:24You should go eat with her.
23:26No.
23:27No, I shouldn't.
23:27She's cute and she likes you.
23:29You shouldn't let a little sif get in the way.
23:30That's not the sif.
23:31That's so the sif.
23:32It is not the sif.
23:33Then what is it?
23:37Um.
23:38What?
23:42What is it?
23:44Out with it.
23:45There's this other girl.
23:46Izzy.
23:47Other girl?
23:47You have another girl?
23:48He hasn't told her yet that he likes her.
23:49Izzy, we are not in high school.
23:51George has a little crush.
23:52I do not have a crush.
23:53It is a thing.
23:55A thing that is very personal.
23:56One day I'd like to build on this thing with this other girl.
23:58Woman.
24:00She's all a woman.
24:01What are you doing?
24:04No, George.
24:05With Olivia.
24:06What are you doing with Olivia?
24:07Oh, nothing.
24:08You're letting her think you're emotionally available.
24:10You're letting her think she has a chance.
24:12And there is nothing worse in the world than thinking you have a chance when you really don't.
24:19Meredith is right.
24:20Tell her there's someone else.
24:21Tell her why, George.
24:22I mean, at least give her the chance to have some feelings about her, for God's sake.
24:26Why are you yelling at me?
24:26Because of the estrogen, George.
24:28Because of all the estrogen.
24:31It's a new subject.
24:43It's a mess.
24:45No, it isn't.
24:46I think I know a mess when I say a mess.
24:48You've got the Harvest tying up OR1, Seabert tying up OR2, Bowel Obstruction OR3.
24:52It's simply a bit crowded.
24:53Well, your credit is my Seriously Overbooked.
24:55And in my book, Seriously Overbooked, is a mess.
24:58They need to know if there's any wound on the Seabert liver.
25:01How much work do they have left?
25:02A couple of hours.
25:03Well, tell them I'll be in the Seabert.
25:05You bump me for a bowel obstruction?
25:08Uneasy lies the head that wears the chief's cap.
25:10Code white, repeat, code white.
25:15Was it an act of desperation?
25:18Not at all.
25:19Something to attract attention?
25:22Of course not.
25:23I'm just trying to understand here, Mr. Hubbell, why 10 doll heads?
25:28Well, because 11 would have been too much.
25:33I think it had something to do with his mother.
25:37Maybe she always wanted a girl and gave him Judy dolls for his birthday presents.
25:40Ah, I got another one.
25:44Oh.
25:46Joy and Clamps to Yang Gray.
25:48Push the head up to the incision.
25:50His mother looked like Judy and he was into voodoo.
25:52So I'm sticking pins in.
25:53Okay.
25:55Yeah.
25:56Ah.
25:57Black Judy.
25:59Oh, they gave her long hair back when she had the afro.
26:02She came with go-go boots and a leather jacket.
26:06Shame.
26:06It's a real collector's item.
26:08Electable dolls.
26:09New twist.
26:10Seriously, you can identify these dolls by their heads?
26:12You got a problem with that, Yang?
26:14I like Judy dolls.
26:15I own Judy dolls.
26:17The only problem I have with Judy dolls is that they're in the bowel of this man.
26:21Bailey, I need an intern in the ER to meet the harvest donor.
26:24Yeah, I'm Allie.
26:25Sit your book.
26:27You good, Ian?
26:27There's a couple more heads to go.
26:29The Karev, Stevens, Yang, scrub out.
26:31We need to get an answer from Seabra's son.
26:34Okay.
26:35Okay.
26:35Okay.
26:37Okay.
26:38Russ Clamp.
26:38Let's find it.
26:40Ah, yes.
26:41My Judy.
26:43She came with a yellow Vespa.
26:45Oy.
26:46You know what's strange?
26:47We haven't had enough strange.
26:49She looks a little like you.
26:51Let me see the trace.
26:52No.
26:53This is the donor from Wilkinson General.
26:55Just put her in here until the harvest team comes down.
26:58Thanks.
26:58Well, this, this one's heart is still beating.
27:09I think Bailey would want me to.
27:14We finally reached the family of the dead motorist.
27:16Live in Portland.
27:17Should be here in a few hours.
27:19Want me to page you when they get here?
27:20Yeah.
27:21Do they know?
27:21Only that we were still working on him.
27:24I think it's always better to hear bad news firsthand.
27:28I know.
27:30I'd like to talk to the doctor who called it.
27:33Get some answers.
27:34So if I could get on with my life.
27:43George.
27:49Did you?
27:50Did you see that?
27:54She's a cerebrate.
27:54Her brain's, her brainstem's still alive.
27:57Okay, we'll take it from here.
27:59Did you just look at this?
28:01She's a cerebrate.
28:03Okay.
28:04Yeah, she can't really be declared brain dead.
28:07It's a small reaction.
28:08They probably just missed it.
28:09The cortex is dead, the brainstem will follow.
28:11Death is imminent.
28:12We just have to wait it out.
28:13Yeah, but don't you think...
28:14She'll be dead by the time we get to the O.R., doctor.
28:19She's alive now.
28:31Smells like a hospital in here.
28:32Go ahead and hang in.
28:34What are we doing with this guy, Preston?
28:36Is this just an exercise?
28:37I don't need the practice.
28:38The transplant committee gave us a green light.
28:40We're trying to get an answer from the sun.
28:41Well, this guy's going through blood like there's no tomorrow.
28:43And I mean that literally.
28:44How much work do you have left now?
28:46Maybe an hour and a half.
28:47But without a liver, I don't think this guy's going to last that long.
28:49I'll check for the bank.
28:56I need to speak to Scotty.
28:57I can talk to him.
28:58I need to talk to him.
29:00I think they want him to make the decision on his own.
29:04You think I'm sick for wanting to save my husband, don't you?
29:06I think you're feeling very emotional.
29:13And when we're feeling emotional, sometimes it's hard to keep a level head and consider all the facts.
29:24Your husband killed a man on the highway today.
29:27He almost killed you and your son.
29:29Those are the facts.
29:30Have you ever been in love, doctor?
29:38Have you?
29:41Love has its limits.
29:49Dr. Shepard.
29:50Dr. Earl Malek.
29:51I was just in the ICU with the Harvest owner.
29:54Dr. Bailey, she has us do exams and procedures on patients, even if they're...
29:58What did you find?
29:59Uh, she's the cerebrate.
30:01The donor, her brainstem, stole a lot.
30:08Excuse me.
30:10Dr. Shepard had a neurosurgery.
30:12Do you mind if I take a look?
30:14Okay, yeah.
30:15Uh, she's still posturing.
30:17We have every intention of waiting until she's dead.
30:20She's in an irreversible coma.
30:21Heinz, the neuro at Wilkeson, ran the protocol.
30:24Missed the cerebration.
30:24What else did they miss?
30:25She has a tumor on her, uh, brainstem, right?
30:29I don't see an MRI.
30:30Do you do an EEG to confirm brain death?
30:32Yeah, according to Heinz.
30:34I don't know, Dr. Heinz.
30:35We have six patients in three states waiting for this woman's organs.
30:37Yeah, and I'm sure they'd all be happy to know that the organs are receiving them from
30:40somebody who's actually brain dead.
30:41No one's gonna touch her while she's alive for you to imply otherwise.
30:44Is there a problem here?
30:45Dr. Orson?
30:46Yeah, we have a donor who's still the cerebrate.
30:49I want to do an EEG and an MRI.
30:50Expensive waste of time.
30:52I insist on it.
30:56You insist on it?
30:57I do.
30:57If my head of neurosurgery says he needs an EEG and an MRI, he needs an EEG and an MRI.
31:10You realize we have six patients waiting.
31:12That is not my call, Dr. Orson.
31:14Who gets the organs is up to you knows.
31:16Who donates the organs is up to the families.
31:18Hell, I got a gyneora that's waiting for a liver that may not deserve to be saved.
31:22And again, that's not my call.
31:23Do you want to know what my call is?
31:26Everything else.
31:31The patient is yours, Dr. Shepard.
31:32Thank you, Dr. Brooke.
31:35Dr. O'Malley, will you assist with this MRI?
31:41You care this for me?
31:44First thing we'll do is EEG.
31:45George, you with me?
31:49What if he goes back to hitting her?
31:51You can't make that call.
31:53Whatever you do, you can't make the decision out of anger.
31:55Alex!
31:56So what do you do with it?
31:57What did you do with yours?
31:58Alex!
31:59Hey!
32:00You shouldn't be out here.
32:01Dr. Brooke needs to come to me.
32:02Can you just back off, please?
32:10My anger at a life puts home.
32:14I walked up, became a wrestler, and the next time he laid a hand on my mother, I beat the
32:17living crap out of him.
32:18When he got out of the hospital, he took off.
32:23He just took off and never came back.
32:29And he was a cold, mean-tempered bastard, but he was still my old man, you know?
32:32And now, now I can't stop wishing that I'd never laid a hand on him, and we somehow could
32:42have worked it through.
32:43What is it?
32:56I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you, I...
32:58What?
32:59What does Burke want?
33:02I'm sorry, Scott.
33:03He needs a decision now.
33:04When would it happen?
33:19We would take Scotty to pre-op immediately.
33:37The transplant surgeon is on call and waiting.
33:39There isn't much time.
33:42Scotty?
33:43I've got it.
33:54I've got it.
34:02I've got it.
34:04I've got it.
34:09Yeah, okay.
34:15I want to do it.
34:17Let's give him a pre-op.
34:18I'll call the surgeon.
34:18We have a couple of conditions.
34:25You're going to tell the cops the truth about what happened in this accident, Mom.
34:30And as soon as we get back home, you and I are moving out.
34:36Enough is enough.
34:39All right.
34:49All right.
34:50Lever donor, no malignancy, no transmittable diseases on ETA about 10 minutes.
34:55You know she's just going to go back to him.
34:57I don't know that.
34:58I guess not mine.
34:58This is not our call.
35:04Well, Christina.
35:06Dr. Marty Gilford to the ER staff.
35:08I was wondering, I mean, I was hoping that we can, I know we didn't.
35:17You're asking me.
35:20Are you okay?
35:24Can I scrub in?
35:25Can I scrub in?
35:25Then yes, Dr. Burke.
35:35I'm okay.
35:43Grab.
35:45Let's give him a pre-op.
35:46Do you see the tumor in our brainstem right here?
35:50Looks pretty bad.
35:52Ever had a crappy day on Malign?
35:53I mean, really, really crappy.
35:56I've had many crappy days.
35:58This one just got better.
35:59Might as well go home, gentlemen.
36:01I will be the only one of us performing surgery here today.
36:04My friend here has a viable brain.
36:06Okay.
36:09It's okay.
36:10Yep.
36:11Do you really think she'll be okay?
36:13Look at the tumor out.
36:14She's got a good shot of recovery.
36:23Look out for her.
36:29Meredith?
36:29Is it the family of the dead guy?
36:52Yeah.
36:57Look, maybe I'm not over.
36:59The Alex thing.
37:01Or the Sif thing.
37:02Yet.
37:04That's not really the problem.
37:11There's a girl who I...
37:13And it doesn't matter that there's this other guy.
37:17And frankly, I wouldn't care if she gave me the Ebola virus.
37:25I like you, Olivia.
37:26But...
37:27I just don't like you enough.
37:36I gave it a shot, right?
37:40And you were honest.
37:43That's good.
37:44You know what you're going to tell them?
38:00Why do we hump on every dead or dying patient that comes through those doors?
38:05Experience.
38:07So we can tell their family that we did everything we could.
38:10Here, your dad's family.
38:22Just when the day was improving.
38:35You told Meredith what happened?
38:37I did.
38:38What'd you tell her?
38:39Sometimes people do desperate things to attract attention.
38:42What?
38:43Wow.
38:44That's your side of this.
38:45That I didn't pay you enough attention.
38:48Is that what you were thinking when you got naked with my best friend?
38:50No.
38:50By that point, I wasn't thinking at all, Derek.
38:52By that point, I was just scratching an inch.
38:54We got successful, you and me.
38:57We got busy, and we got lazy.
38:58We didn't even bother to fight anymore, Derek.
39:00And Mark was there, and I missed you.
39:03And now I'm sorry.
39:04I'm more sorry than you can possibly imagine, but at least I'm talking to you about it.
39:08Derek.
39:09I'm sick with an open train, Eddie.
39:14Did you get them all?
39:15Yes.
39:17It wasn't easy.
39:18Or very pleasant.
39:20How do you feel?
39:22Empty.
39:24I feel empty now.
39:27Yeah.
39:28I've been feeling a little bit of that myself lately.
39:32I could see that.
39:38Mr. Hubble, why does eating doll heads fill you up?
39:42What's the satisfaction?
39:45Do you really want to know?
39:48Would it be too much information?
39:52Mike.
39:54Maybe I'm better left in the dark.
39:59There's something to be said about a glass half full.
40:05About knowing when to say when.
40:08I think it's a floating line.
40:22A barometer of need and desire.
40:25It's entirely up to the individual.
40:39How many lies can I make?
40:44How many roads must I turn?
40:46And depends on what's being poured.
40:49Sometimes, all we want is a taste.
41:10Other times, there's no such thing as enough.
41:15The glass is bottomless.
41:17Time, time, take it all for me.
41:21Alone is the last place I want it to be.
41:25Oh, what can I say?
41:28And all we want
41:29Oh, what can I say?
41:31Is more.
41:32Is more.