WEBVTT 00:02.002 --> 00:05.380 [JG Daydream's "Tailwind" plays] 00:05.463 --> 00:06.339 ♪♪ 00:07.757 --> 00:10.552 When a patient goes into cardiac arrest, 00:10.635 --> 00:13.430 we follow a specific set of protocols to resuscitate them. 00:13.555 --> 00:15.265 -♪ Na-ha ♪ -♪ When you know that it's right ♪ 00:15.348 --> 00:17.684 Start with CPR, give oxygen, 00:17.767 --> 00:20.937 assess heart rhythm to determine if the patient needs to be shocked. 00:21.021 --> 00:22.564 ♪ Let it be known ♪ 00:22.647 --> 00:25.817 If needed, push epinephrine every three to five minutes. 00:25.900 --> 00:27.110 ♪ A-ha ♪ 00:27.193 --> 00:31.197 Consider an advanced airway and need to administer additional medications. 00:32.407 --> 00:34.409 ♪ A-ah, we're about to catch a tailwind ♪ 00:34.492 --> 00:37.537 Then check the pulse and start the cycle all over again. 00:38.329 --> 00:40.165 ♪♪ 00:40.248 --> 00:41.624 ♪ Oh, oh, oh-oh ♪ 00:41.708 --> 00:45.253 CPR, shock, meds, pulse check. 00:46.463 --> 00:48.214 Sometimes for hours. 00:48.298 --> 00:51.051 -You ready? -[sighs lightly] Here we go. 00:51.551 --> 00:53.887 ♪ Oh, oh, oh-oh ♪ 00:53.970 --> 00:55.805 Until, hopefully, we change the course... 00:55.930 --> 00:57.932 ♪ Oh, oh, oh-oh ♪ 00:58.016 --> 00:59.225 and save a life. 00:59.726 --> 01:01.644 ♪♪ 01:01.728 --> 01:04.814 -Good morning, everyone. -[all] Good morning. 01:04.898 --> 01:07.901 I know everyone's been following Fierce Fernanda 01:07.984 --> 01:10.570 as she's traveled across the country with her family. 01:10.653 --> 01:14.991 I first met Fernanda and her family in Boston last fall. 01:15.075 --> 01:19.913 She suffers from congenital aortic valve disease which led to aortic stenosis. 01:19.996 --> 01:25.168 At 13 years of age, she's already had two heart surgeries. 01:25.251 --> 01:27.545 Nothing's worked. Until today. 01:27.629 --> 01:29.714 We're doing a Ross procedure. 01:29.798 --> 01:33.593 Only seven programs in the country perform Ross procedures. 01:33.676 --> 01:37.097 And you are training at one of them. Someone tell me what it is. 01:38.556 --> 01:43.269 -Helm. -It's taking a patient's pulmonary valve 01:43.353 --> 01:45.897 and moving it into the position of their aortic valve, 01:45.980 --> 01:50.110 preventing the need for life-long anticoagulant therapy. 01:50.193 --> 01:54.364 Exactly. It also has the added benefit for pediatric patients. 01:54.447 --> 01:57.784 Since it is their own valve, it will grow with them. 01:57.867 --> 02:00.787 And on a pediatric patient, it's even more challenging. 02:00.870 --> 02:03.873 Dr. Pierce is one of only a few surgeons in the country 02:03.957 --> 02:05.792 who have done this successfully. 02:05.875 --> 02:08.002 Dr. Ndugu will be working with me today. 02:08.086 --> 02:10.922 As will one of you. 02:11.005 --> 02:12.257 [audience murmuring] 02:12.340 --> 02:14.509 So who's ready to meet Fernanda? 02:14.592 --> 02:15.927 [laughs] 02:17.220 --> 02:19.514 Say hello to the Grey-Sloan team, Fernanda! 02:19.597 --> 02:22.392 Hey, Dr. Maggie! Hi, everyone! 02:22.475 --> 02:23.810 Hey. 02:23.893 --> 02:27.605 Fernanda's condition left it unsafe for her to travel on a commercial plane, 02:27.689 --> 02:30.066 so she and her family have been driving 02:30.150 --> 02:32.235 all the way across the country from Boston. 02:32.318 --> 02:35.321 She'll be here in approximately two hours. 02:36.072 --> 02:39.784 So... who's ready to scrub? 02:39.868 --> 02:41.578 [audience murmuring] 02:41.661 --> 02:42.954 [telephone rings in distance] 02:43.204 --> 02:47.041 Spinal fracture's healing well, no signs of malalignment. How's PT going? 02:47.125 --> 02:50.295 My strength's improving, I'm putting more weight on the leg every day. 02:50.378 --> 02:51.921 -A lot of progress. -Great! 02:52.005 --> 02:54.174 Okay, I'll want another exam and set of films in two weeks. 02:54.257 --> 02:57.177 -So I can go back to work? -Today? No, we're not there yet. 02:57.260 --> 02:59.387 -Amelia... -Owen, you're not ready. 02:59.470 --> 03:01.264 You would have to stand for hours at a time in an OR. 03:01.347 --> 03:04.225 -You have to build up your endurance. -My endurance is fine! 03:06.561 --> 03:08.354 Pick it up without the crutch. 03:08.438 --> 03:11.274 -How scientific. -I'm not clearing you. 03:11.357 --> 03:15.778 -[sighs] There's a physician shortage! -Two weeks! Keep the pen. 03:15.862 --> 03:17.322 [sighs] 03:23.411 --> 03:25.121 [Meredith coughing] 03:25.496 --> 03:28.666 Fierce Fernanda and her family just made it to Ellensburg. 03:28.750 --> 03:31.628 -Really? Already? Let me see. -Yeah. 03:33.880 --> 03:35.089 [Zola clears throat] 03:35.173 --> 03:37.550 -My throat hurts. -Mine too. 03:37.634 --> 03:40.428 You're not going to work, right? You're worse than me. 03:40.511 --> 03:41.638 Am not. 03:41.721 --> 03:43.056 [coughing] 03:43.139 --> 03:45.350 [cellphone rings, vibrates] 03:46.517 --> 03:48.770 -Hello? -[Bailey] Where the hell are you? 03:48.853 --> 03:51.272 My mom said it's not nice to say that word. 03:51.356 --> 03:54.943 Okay, then may I talk to your mom, Miss Zola? 03:55.026 --> 03:56.986 -No, ma'am. -Excuse me? 03:57.070 --> 03:59.322 -No, ma'am. -And may I ask why not? 03:59.405 --> 04:02.242 Because technically "no" is a complete sentence. 04:03.409 --> 04:04.327 [strained voice] Can I have the phone? 04:04.410 --> 04:05.411 [Zola sighs] 04:06.579 --> 04:10.917 -[coughing] Bailey, I'm sorry. -You sound gross. 04:11.000 --> 04:12.627 -I know. -Grey, no. 04:12.710 --> 04:17.799 Your name is on the board for Whipple, esophagectomy, two lap choles. 04:17.882 --> 04:19.300 I know, but... [clears throat] 04:19.384 --> 04:22.136 I was actually just getting ready to call. I can... 04:22.220 --> 04:23.471 -I can call someone... -Bye. 04:23.554 --> 04:25.181 [dial tone beeps] 04:25.265 --> 04:28.810 Richard, thank God. Grey's sick, can you take over some... 04:28.893 --> 04:31.271 -Where are your scrubs? -No, I'm handing off my assignments. 04:31.354 --> 04:33.731 -Until I get my assessment... -No. 04:33.815 --> 04:35.692 Technically, that's a complete sentence. 04:35.775 --> 04:38.069 Bailey, I cannot operate until I've had my assessment. 04:38.152 --> 04:39.320 -Says who? -Says me. 04:39.404 --> 04:40.571 [Bailey sighs] 04:40.655 --> 04:43.658 -I... I just don't trust myself right now. -I trust you. 04:43.741 --> 04:49.038 There's a potential foreign body in the rectum in bed nine. You're welcome. 04:49.122 --> 04:51.791 You... Richard! 04:51.874 --> 04:54.127 [sighs] You are fine. 04:54.210 --> 04:58.339 Look, you've been doing this for decades, we all have good days and bad days... 04:58.423 --> 05:00.591 I've had more bad than good lately. 05:00.675 --> 05:03.553 You do know that we're in the middle of a physician shortage. 05:03.636 --> 05:08.057 I cannot pick up a scalpel or supervise anyone until I know it's safe. 05:08.182 --> 05:10.143 -[scoffs] -Assessment's next week. 05:10.226 --> 05:11.519 Goodbye. 05:12.895 --> 05:13.938 -Chief. -No. 05:14.022 --> 05:15.565 Incoming trauma. Two rigs. 05:15.648 --> 05:17.525 And someone just threw up blood in Trauma Two. 05:17.608 --> 05:19.068 [distant siren wailing] 05:19.152 --> 05:23.531 I just... I just... I just... Okay. 05:25.033 --> 05:27.827 Dr. Pierce, thank you. 05:27.910 --> 05:30.455 I have wanted to see a Ross procedure my entire career. 05:30.538 --> 05:34.167 I know the surgery's extremely difficult. The complications alone. 05:34.250 --> 05:37.837 Hemorrhage, myocardial infarction, stroke, obviously death... 05:37.920 --> 05:39.589 I think you've covered it, Helm. 05:39.672 --> 05:42.383 Would you please go see if her scans are up to date. 05:42.467 --> 05:45.345 -Yeah. -Dr. Ndugu, Dr. Pierce. 05:45.428 --> 05:48.681 Aortic dissection just came in downstairs, patient is decompensating fast. 05:50.350 --> 05:52.352 ♪♪ 05:57.648 --> 05:58.691 Was he DOA? 05:58.775 --> 05:59.901 [Karen scoffs] 05:59.984 --> 06:01.110 ♪♪ 06:01.194 --> 06:02.320 What the hell? 06:02.403 --> 06:04.655 ♪♪ 06:04.739 --> 06:06.574 -I'm alive! -[Maggie screams] 06:06.657 --> 06:08.326 [laughs] 06:08.409 --> 06:09.744 It's too easy. 06:10.870 --> 06:12.163 You jump at everything. 06:13.206 --> 06:15.291 -Thanks, Karen. -Yeah. 06:15.375 --> 06:17.502 He promised you wouldn't have me fired. 06:18.086 --> 06:21.756 -And who are you? -Maggie, this is Wendell. 06:21.839 --> 06:22.840 It's my little brother. 06:22.924 --> 06:24.592 Of course. I've seen pictures. 06:24.675 --> 06:26.719 Pleasure to finally meet you. 06:26.844 --> 06:28.596 [Maggie sighs] 06:41.150 --> 06:42.276 [indistinct conversations] 06:42.360 --> 06:45.863 Grey Sloan's nice. Lots of trees, right in the middle of the city. 06:45.947 --> 06:47.949 You can even see the Space Needle from the other side. 06:48.032 --> 06:50.243 [laughs] When it's not raining. 06:50.326 --> 06:53.955 It's not raining. Shouldn't it be raining? It rains a lot in the spring. 06:54.038 --> 06:56.999 Rained the day before our wedding, actually. 06:57.083 --> 06:59.836 I'm sorry for not making it to the wedding. 06:59.919 --> 07:02.463 -You didn't even RSVP. [light chuckle] -I know. 07:02.547 --> 07:07.427 I just... I kept thinking I'd make it last minute, but... it was a rough time. 07:07.510 --> 07:11.264 I had a job go south, and I was a little embarrassed. 07:11.347 --> 07:13.933 I couldn't even afford a bus ticket to Seattle. 07:14.016 --> 07:18.062 You should have called. We could have helped or something. 07:18.146 --> 07:21.441 But we're glad you're here now. 07:21.524 --> 07:23.484 Oh, and I have a job. 07:23.568 --> 07:28.489 You are now looking at Trinity Labs' new medical sales representative. Bam! 07:29.615 --> 07:33.494 -With benefits. [laughs] -Wow. Congratulations. 07:33.578 --> 07:34.579 [cellphone rings] 07:35.997 --> 07:38.666 Oh. [sighs] Wendell, we have a huge case today. 07:38.749 --> 07:40.418 Yeah, uh, go, go. Go save lives. 07:41.502 --> 07:44.213 -Maybe we'll do dinner later? -I'd like that. 07:44.297 --> 07:47.175 I'll call you when we're finished. 07:47.258 --> 07:50.720 -You gonna be all right? -Yeah. I'll just keep myself busy. 07:50.803 --> 07:51.804 All right. 07:55.057 --> 07:56.392 [woman over PA] Dr. Adell to the N.I.C.U. 07:56.476 --> 07:57.477 [grunts lightly] 07:57.560 --> 08:00.646 [Bailey] That's good. Yes! Trauma Two! 08:00.813 --> 08:02.064 [indistinct conversations] 08:03.065 --> 08:05.651 -Has it been like this every day? -Some days it's worse. 08:05.735 --> 08:08.613 We're backed up down here, we're backed up... Thank you. 08:08.696 --> 08:10.239 ...on the OR floor. 08:10.323 --> 08:14.035 I'm trying to find someone to take Grey's Whipple at noon, 08:14.118 --> 08:18.080 but now even my go-to locum tenens is avoiding me. 08:18.164 --> 08:22.126 I've got a stack of paperwork so high, I can't even get to my desk. 08:22.210 --> 08:24.921 -I know someone that can do the Whipple. -Yes, yes. 08:25.004 --> 08:28.049 Nice try, Shepherd told me you're not cleared. 08:28.132 --> 08:30.635 I meant you. Go operate. 08:30.718 --> 08:32.678 -Who's supposed to handle this mess? -Me. 08:32.762 --> 08:36.599 Bailey, half the chief's job is to be a traffic cop and to solve problems. 08:36.682 --> 08:38.309 I've done it before, and I can do it again. 08:38.392 --> 08:41.020 -You want to be chief? -Just for the day. [chuckles] 08:43.773 --> 08:46.526 I'll be in the OR... chief. 08:46.609 --> 08:48.027 [siren wailing in distance] 08:49.362 --> 08:50.363 [monitor beeping] 08:52.365 --> 08:55.159 Okay, Laura, let's try this again. 08:55.243 --> 08:59.455 You do realize I'm not less pregnant than the last time we tried this surgery? 08:59.539 --> 09:00.706 Uh-huh. 09:00.790 --> 09:03.793 Laura Eames, 34, severe mitral valve insufficiency 09:03.876 --> 09:06.546 and scheduled for a transcatheter valve replacement. Again. 09:06.629 --> 09:10.800 I'm really hoping this isn't one of those rule of threes situations. 09:10.883 --> 09:12.343 Wait, where's Dr. Pierce? 09:12.426 --> 09:15.137 Hi, Laura, I'm Dr. Altman, I'll be doing your surgery today. 09:15.221 --> 09:17.306 Dr. Pierce has a big case coming in from Boston... 09:17.390 --> 09:21.727 Yes, the girl in the RV! I saw her this morning on Good Morning Seattle. 09:21.811 --> 09:25.690 Yeah, she's doing a Ross procedure. And I'm here. 09:25.773 --> 09:28.150 [clears throat, coughs] 09:28.693 --> 09:32.196 -[gasps] Wow! That's a lot of fruit. -Yeah, I ordered it online. 09:32.280 --> 09:34.031 Didn't realize it would be this big. Sorry. 09:34.115 --> 09:35.741 [chuckles] Probably looks bananas. 09:35.825 --> 09:36.867 ♪♪ 09:36.951 --> 09:39.579 -Hm? -I'm so sorry. Again. 09:40.162 --> 09:43.416 It's sweet, but you didn't have to get me... 09:43.499 --> 09:48.462 -It's for Laura. -I can't eat before surgery, dummy. 09:48.546 --> 09:51.591 Right. Then... it is for you? 09:52.925 --> 09:54.594 [chuckles] Thanks. 09:54.677 --> 09:56.846 [Jo chuckles] 09:56.929 --> 09:58.973 The family's been on the road for weeks. 09:59.056 --> 10:03.644 So anything they need, meals, cots, clothes, just put an intern on it. 10:03.728 --> 10:06.689 Hospital services has been in touch with them about a utilities hook-ups 10:06.772 --> 10:08.399 for the RV, but we should confirm. 10:08.482 --> 10:10.067 [horn honking] 10:10.151 --> 10:11.319 [Maggie] Here they come. 10:11.402 --> 10:13.237 [cheers and applause] 10:13.321 --> 10:15.865 [horn honking] 10:17.783 --> 10:18.993 [tires screech] 10:19.910 --> 10:21.078 [crowd murmuring] 10:21.162 --> 10:23.039 ♪♪ 10:23.122 --> 10:24.790 [breathing quickly] 10:26.042 --> 10:27.543 -Daniel, what's wrong? -I don't know. 10:27.627 --> 10:29.837 She suddenly was starting to feel dizzy. Come, come! 10:29.920 --> 10:31.088 Get a gurney. 10:31.172 --> 10:32.548 ♪♪ 10:32.632 --> 10:36.385 [Maggie] Fernanda, it's Dr. Maggie and Dr. Ndugu. 10:36.469 --> 10:40.056 [labored breath] I feel... everything's spinning. 10:40.139 --> 10:41.641 -When did it start? -About 20 minutes ago. 10:41.724 --> 10:42.933 I drove as fast as I could. 10:43.017 --> 10:44.185 [breathing quickly] 10:44.268 --> 10:46.395 We need to get her inside right away. 10:46.479 --> 10:50.524 Dr. Maggie, are we here? Did I make it? 10:50.608 --> 10:54.528 Yes. Fernanda, you made it. You're in Seattle at Grey Sloan. 10:54.612 --> 10:56.322 I made it. 10:56.405 --> 10:58.824 I... made it. 11:00.201 --> 11:02.078 We gotta get to the PICU, right now. 11:02.161 --> 11:05.623 ♪♪ 11:11.128 --> 11:13.839 -Tell Altman she can have OR Two. -She requested OR One. 11:13.923 --> 11:16.092 Because she thinks OR Two has a buzzing sound, but it doesn't, 11:16.175 --> 11:18.010 and I know this because nobody else has ever heard it. 11:18.094 --> 11:20.221 -You want me to tell her that? -I want you to tell her 11:20.304 --> 11:22.598 that she has OR Two. Thanks. 11:23.891 --> 11:25.518 [sighs] 11:27.770 --> 11:30.898 Ndugu and Pierce want to cancel Hendrick's CABG this afternoon. 11:30.981 --> 11:32.650 That's gonna throw our whole schedule off. 11:32.733 --> 11:34.443 They need to run a few more tests on Fernanda 11:34.527 --> 11:36.862 and wanna make sure an OR's open if they need it. 11:36.946 --> 11:38.447 -Okay. -FYI. 11:38.531 --> 11:41.992 Dr. Lin is in OR Five with a Z-plasty. Not OR Four. 11:42.076 --> 11:43.536 -What? Since when? -Since I saw her 11:43.619 --> 11:45.162 go into OR Five with Baldwin. 11:45.246 --> 11:46.497 [sighs] 11:46.580 --> 11:49.917 -Does Chief Bailey know you're doing this? -Yes. I'm acting chief today. 11:52.128 --> 11:54.839 You know, I was chief of surgery for five years. 11:56.048 --> 11:57.508 Huh. 11:59.385 --> 12:01.762 -You're chief of surgery? -Yes, at least for the day. 12:01.846 --> 12:04.181 I was told to speak with you. Wendell Ndugu. 12:04.265 --> 12:07.393 -Any relation to... -Winston is my brother. 12:07.476 --> 12:09.854 I have an amazing opportunity for you. 12:09.937 --> 12:13.065 Okay. We're trying to get her blood pressure back up, 12:13.149 --> 12:15.526 but she is extremely dehydrated. 12:15.609 --> 12:18.696 We're giving her fluids, but we noticed that her murmur's much worse. 12:18.779 --> 12:21.824 What about my surgery? 12:21.907 --> 12:24.326 -Can you still do it? -We're not sure. 12:24.410 --> 12:26.829 We'll have to run an echo, do a cardiac MRI... 12:26.912 --> 12:29.457 Her dehydration, is that because of the trip? 12:29.540 --> 12:32.877 Possibly. But we knew it would be tricky getting Fernanda here. 12:32.960 --> 12:35.671 We should have gotten here sooner, we never should have stopped. 12:35.755 --> 12:38.799 -He made us stop and sight-see. -I thought we had time. 12:38.883 --> 12:41.635 Fernanda's numbers were good, she was feeling great. 12:41.719 --> 12:45.055 We had been in and out of hospitals, so I wanted the kids to see the country, 12:45.139 --> 12:46.932 have some normalcy before the surgery. 12:47.016 --> 12:51.353 I... didn't think it would hurt to stop for a few pictures. 12:51.437 --> 12:52.855 -Dad? -Mr. Lima, are you okay? 12:52.938 --> 12:56.567 I'm fine. Just a little back pain. I've been driving this RV for two weeks. 12:56.650 --> 12:59.361 We'll have someone take a look at it. 13:00.112 --> 13:03.449 In the meantime, this isn't anyone's fault. 13:03.532 --> 13:07.995 Okay? So let us do the scans, and we'll go from there. 13:08.078 --> 13:09.955 All right? Hang tight, Fernanda. 13:11.540 --> 13:13.959 [distant telephone rings] 13:16.086 --> 13:19.757 [woman on PA] Dr. Wagner, Radiology. Dr. Wagner, Radiology. 13:21.967 --> 13:23.928 Free fruit. 13:25.179 --> 13:27.056 We're gonna be in OR Two. 13:27.139 --> 13:31.352 Okay. I'm gonna try and cram in another practice test until then. 13:31.435 --> 13:33.437 -Okay. -Okay. 13:35.022 --> 13:39.151 -Hi... -Oh, yeah, I was just sharing. 13:39.235 --> 13:41.737 -Who doesn't like fruit? -[laughs] I don't know. 13:41.821 --> 13:43.739 Serial killers? Cats? 13:43.823 --> 13:45.241 Um... 13:46.325 --> 13:48.369 Do you want to grab dinner tonight? 13:48.452 --> 13:52.081 Keep up the tradition of hanging out when my sister's in the hospital? 13:52.164 --> 13:57.503 I would, yeah, but I have to study for my annual OB resident's exam, 13:57.586 --> 13:59.588 so I will be holed up in the library. 13:59.672 --> 14:02.091 Well, I don't get in the way of a library. 14:02.174 --> 14:03.300 [both chuckle] 14:03.384 --> 14:05.886 Uh, also, Laura was asking for ice chips? 14:05.970 --> 14:07.513 Oh, yeah, um, okay. Oh, hey. 14:07.596 --> 14:12.226 Oh, hey, would you mind grabbing ice chips for this patient? Thank you. 14:13.310 --> 14:15.604 -Thanks. -Yeah. 14:18.899 --> 14:21.151 Okay. I know it's probably not... 14:21.235 --> 14:25.155 -He's not technically a patient... -Relax, Wilson. 14:25.239 --> 14:30.119 I married a patient once. For insurance. So I'm not judging. 14:31.829 --> 14:36.375 And just for the record, the thing with Link is over. 14:36.458 --> 14:39.295 -What thing with Link? -Remember, how I slept with Link? 14:39.378 --> 14:43.799 -You slept with Link? -Oh, my God, be quiet! Yes, remember, 14:43.883 --> 14:45.676 how I told you at the bar? 14:47.052 --> 14:49.305 I barely remember the bar. 14:49.388 --> 14:50.681 Are you... are... 14:50.764 --> 14:51.932 ♪♪ 14:52.016 --> 14:53.642 I have to go. 14:54.977 --> 14:56.729 Did I tell you anything at the bar? 14:56.812 --> 15:00.149 ♪♪ 15:02.860 --> 15:05.112 [whispering] Oh, God. 15:05.195 --> 15:07.281 [elevator bell dings] 15:08.324 --> 15:11.785 Excuse me. Can you direct me to the residency director's office? 15:11.869 --> 15:15.289 Dr. Webber isn't in today. Try Chief Bailey. 15:15.372 --> 15:17.041 [sighs] 15:18.417 --> 15:21.879 The pain could be positional from driving so many hours a day, 15:21.962 --> 15:24.465 but I'm happy to do an exam, order scans. 15:24.548 --> 15:26.467 Okay. He may be downplaying his level of pain 15:26.550 --> 15:30.846 because he doesn't want to take attention away from Fernanda's care. 15:30.930 --> 15:33.265 -Oh, no. -Winston, come listen. 15:33.349 --> 15:34.892 And it's not without precedent. 15:34.975 --> 15:38.020 In Europe, a pilot program with a similar BioTech Drone 15:38.103 --> 15:41.148 succeeded in saving a patient 11 out of 12 takeoffs. 15:41.231 --> 15:45.486 So you're saying we can send a drone ahead of an ambulance carrying a defibrillator? 15:45.569 --> 15:47.446 A defibrillator in a drone, for now. 15:47.529 --> 15:50.908 In about four to six months, we're talking about other portable emergency equipment, 15:50.991 --> 15:54.703 powered AI rovers. I mean, the lives we can save. 15:54.787 --> 15:56.080 [sighs] You know, this all sounds pretty amazing. 15:56.163 --> 15:59.041 I will definitely kick this up to the board. 15:59.124 --> 16:00.918 Your brother's selling some pretty high-tech. 16:01.001 --> 16:04.630 -It's very futuristic and cool. -Wow. I had no idea. 16:04.713 --> 16:07.132 -This is your brother? -Hold on. 16:07.216 --> 16:10.928 -Dr. Shepherd? Dr. Amelia Shepherd? -Yeah. 16:11.011 --> 16:13.347 I've read about work on ultrasound-guided tumor reduction. 16:13.430 --> 16:15.474 I didn't know I was meeting a celebrity. 16:15.557 --> 16:17.977 Wendell Ndugu, former black sheep of the family. 16:18.060 --> 16:21.814 Well, from one former black sheep to another, it's very nice to meet you. 16:21.897 --> 16:24.358 How long are you in town? You should come for dinner. 16:24.441 --> 16:25.943 You know what? I would love that. 16:26.026 --> 16:28.821 Wendell, you mind if I talk to you real quick before I head up to Radiology? 16:28.904 --> 16:31.156 Yeah. Sure thing. Nice talking to you, Dr. Hunt. 16:31.240 --> 16:32.282 -And you. -Dr. Shepherd. 16:32.366 --> 16:33.826 Yeah. 16:33.909 --> 16:36.578 -Right in here. -Yeah. 16:36.662 --> 16:38.956 Why are you wearing scrubs? 16:39.039 --> 16:40.582 [elevator bell dings] 16:40.666 --> 16:43.961 -What are you doing? -I'm just doing my job. 16:44.044 --> 16:45.629 Wendell, you don't work here. 16:45.754 --> 16:50.050 [scoffs] Where do you think medical sales happen? In a hospital. 16:50.134 --> 16:52.052 I wish you would have talked to me about it first. 16:52.136 --> 16:53.929 I don't even know what you're selling. 16:54.013 --> 16:57.391 These people are my colleagues, some of these people are my bosses. 16:57.474 --> 17:00.436 Exactly. How do you think I got the job? 17:02.229 --> 17:03.897 You used my name to get the job? 17:03.981 --> 17:05.816 [chuckles] 17:05.899 --> 17:10.738 I had to at least mention that my brother is a hotshot surgeon at Grey Sloan. 17:10.821 --> 17:12.781 And that my sister-in-law is the head of cardio. 17:12.865 --> 17:15.701 -And that I know Dr. Richard Webber. -You don't know Richard Webber! 17:15.784 --> 17:18.912 -I could if you would introduce me. -Wendell, come on, man! You lied! 17:22.458 --> 17:24.168 You know, Dad told me not to come here. 17:24.251 --> 17:27.087 Dad told you not to come? You're still talking to Dad? 17:27.171 --> 17:30.007 He said you wouldn't help me, said you wouldn't get it. 17:30.090 --> 17:32.384 -Okay. [scoffs] -You know what I said? 17:32.468 --> 17:35.137 I said no, no, it'll be different this time. 17:35.220 --> 17:39.141 Because I finally have a job that you could be happy about. 17:39.224 --> 17:41.268 A type of job you've been telling me to get for years. 17:41.351 --> 17:42.895 ♪♪ 17:42.978 --> 17:44.271 I said you'd be proud. 17:44.354 --> 17:45.981 ♪♪ 17:46.065 --> 17:47.649 I guess Dad was right. 17:47.733 --> 17:49.568 ♪♪ 17:50.527 --> 17:51.779 [door opens, closes] 17:59.078 --> 18:02.498 [television narrator] The giant panda, also known as the panda bear, 18:02.581 --> 18:04.124 is a bear species indigenous to China. 18:04.208 --> 18:05.209 [Meredith sighs] 18:05.292 --> 18:07.920 The daily routine of pandas is spent roaming 18:08.003 --> 18:09.797 and feeding in the bamboo forests... 18:09.880 --> 18:10.964 Thank you. 18:11.048 --> 18:12.466 [Meredith sighs] 18:14.635 --> 18:16.220 [cellphone chimes] 18:18.097 --> 18:19.807 [cellphone ringing] 18:19.890 --> 18:22.351 Pandas communicate with each other in a variety of ways. 18:23.477 --> 18:26.772 Good job, Mom. That's not easy. 18:27.648 --> 18:29.149 It is when I'm with you. 18:29.233 --> 18:30.526 [Zola chuckles] 18:31.318 --> 18:35.948 Is it weird that I wish we got sick together more? 18:36.031 --> 18:38.659 Yes. But I was just thinking the same thing. 18:38.742 --> 18:40.702 -[Meredith chuckles] - ...to mark their scent. 18:41.161 --> 18:43.122 [distant siren wails] 18:43.205 --> 18:46.250 That Whipple was perfection. Textbook. 18:46.333 --> 18:49.294 And it brought me joy, Perez. Do you see my joy? 18:49.378 --> 18:50.504 -I see it. -[Bailey chuckles] 18:50.587 --> 18:53.382 Your closure was almost jaunty. Happy for you, chief. 18:53.465 --> 18:56.426 -Is the esophagectomy next? -I think so. 18:56.510 --> 18:59.429 Hi, excuse me. I'm sorry. I'm looking for Chief Miranda Bailey? 18:59.513 --> 19:01.640 -Not today, ma'am. Sorry. -Excuse me? 19:01.723 --> 19:04.560 If you're looking for the chief today, please see Dr. Owen Hunt. 19:04.643 --> 19:06.520 He'll help you with whatever you need. 19:06.603 --> 19:08.772 If you'll excuse me, I have a surgery. 19:08.856 --> 19:10.566 [laughs] 19:10.649 --> 19:11.859 Joy. 19:11.942 --> 19:14.111 [woman over PA] Dr. Yoon to OR 1. Dr. Yoon to OR 1. 19:14.611 --> 19:16.780 All right. [sighs] Where do I find Dr. Hunt? 19:16.864 --> 19:18.615 ♪♪ 19:18.699 --> 19:19.741 [clicks] 19:20.450 --> 19:22.244 I'll see you upstairs, okay? 19:26.665 --> 19:30.043 Fernanda's aortic stenosis has gone from severe to critical. 19:30.127 --> 19:31.253 [Maggie breathes deeply] 19:31.336 --> 19:34.506 -Made worse by the dehydration. -Wow. 19:34.590 --> 19:37.301 Aortic jet velocity's through the roof. 19:37.384 --> 19:41.305 -What are you thinking? -Damn it. The ventricle is too small. 19:41.388 --> 19:43.599 There seems to be narrowing of the LVOT. 19:43.682 --> 19:47.519 Risky just became riskier. I don't even think I can fit a pulmonary valve there. 19:47.603 --> 19:49.521 Maybe they should have spent less time taking pictures. 19:51.231 --> 19:53.901 They could have gotten Fernanda here in less than four days. 19:53.984 --> 19:57.779 Instead they took crowdfunding money from strangers 19:57.863 --> 20:01.950 -and blew it on a sight-seeing tour. -They wanted time together as a family. 20:02.034 --> 20:03.994 Well, that extra time just caused Fernanda to become sicker, 20:04.077 --> 20:07.247 which means we're walking into an impossible situation in the OR. 20:07.331 --> 20:10.042 So it's selfish! Her family was selfish! 20:11.293 --> 20:12.544 -Are you okay? -Fine. 20:12.628 --> 20:13.837 [Winston sighs] 20:15.422 --> 20:19.009 Look, if it were up to me, I would change course at this juncture. 20:19.092 --> 20:22.179 -You wanna cancel the Ross procedure? -Yeah, I do. 20:22.262 --> 20:25.349 This is your medical opinion, or are you looking to punish this family 20:25.432 --> 20:27.476 for what you consider to be their selfishness? 20:28.644 --> 20:30.437 Winston, I know you're having problems with your brother... 20:30.520 --> 20:32.689 My opinion is based on the scans, Maggie. 20:32.773 --> 20:35.901 ♪♪ 20:35.984 --> 20:37.361 But I'll support whatever you decide. 20:37.444 --> 20:39.780 ♪♪ 20:45.410 --> 20:48.372 ♪♪ 20:53.293 --> 20:55.671 You can't put a five on a king. What is wrong with you? 20:55.754 --> 20:58.382 -Wait, no, you said fives are magic. -No, I said they're half magic. 20:58.465 --> 21:00.050 We've been playing this game for ten years. 21:00.133 --> 21:01.260 How do you still not know the rules? 21:01.343 --> 21:02.386 -Dr. Wilson. -[chuckling] Yeah. 21:02.469 --> 21:05.847 will you please tell my brother that you can put a five on a king. 21:05.931 --> 21:10.769 Well, she is getting heart surgery today, so she can do whatever she wants. 21:10.852 --> 21:13.814 I knew you two would gang up on me eventually. 21:13.897 --> 21:15.983 -Mm-hmm. -Uh-oh. Here for me? 21:16.275 --> 21:17.317 Uh-oh. Here for me? 21:17.401 --> 21:19.486 No, I thought I'd get a quick appendix removed while we wait. 21:20.070 --> 21:21.280 [chuckles] 21:21.363 --> 21:24.741 -You're going to be fine. -That's what you said last time. 21:24.825 --> 21:25.993 And you were fine. 21:26.076 --> 21:30.038 My uterus compressed my IVC and my heart stopped. 21:30.122 --> 21:31.164 [monitor beeping] 21:31.248 --> 21:36.211 And you woke up. And you were okay. And your baby was fine. 21:37.462 --> 21:40.173 Okay, look. [clears throat] 21:40.257 --> 21:43.093 So I'm studying for this test right now. 21:43.176 --> 21:46.805 My entire OB-GYN residency rides on it. 21:46.888 --> 21:51.476 So basically all I do is deliver babies, examine vaginas, 21:51.560 --> 21:55.105 and read about delivering babies and examining vaginas. 21:55.188 --> 22:00.444 So if there is one person on this planet right now who is prepared to help you, 22:00.527 --> 22:01.737 it's me. 22:03.405 --> 22:07.617 And look, now you know we have your baby's health as our first priority. 22:07.701 --> 22:10.787 So if anything doesn't look right, we will stop. 22:10.871 --> 22:12.205 Just like we did before. 22:12.289 --> 22:15.667 -You're gonna be okay, Laura. -Thank you. 22:15.751 --> 22:18.086 -You ready? -You got this. 22:18.170 --> 22:20.464 -I love you. -Love you. 22:20.547 --> 22:21.840 ♪♪ 22:24.968 --> 22:26.845 -All right. Let's head out. -[sighs] 22:26.928 --> 22:27.971 ♪♪ 22:33.435 --> 22:35.729 You want to try a different kind of surgery, today? 22:35.812 --> 22:37.898 It's called a Ross-Konno procedure. 22:37.981 --> 22:40.192 It's still the Ross procedure, but we need to make sure 22:40.275 --> 22:43.320 that Fernanda's ventricle can handle it, so we need to enlarge it first. 22:43.403 --> 22:46.615 -And how do you do that? -We cut it in half. 22:47.699 --> 22:49.743 You want to cut our daughter's heart in half? 22:49.826 --> 22:52.537 Dividing part of the ventricle allows for better flow to the heart, 22:52.621 --> 22:56.458 which will ensure that the Ross procedure actually corrects Fernanda's stenosis. 22:56.541 --> 22:59.628 -Is it riskier? -Yes. 22:59.711 --> 23:02.756 We have to cut around the fibers that control her heartbeat. 23:03.924 --> 23:07.469 She could go into complete heart block. 23:07.552 --> 23:09.096 Oh, my God. 23:11.098 --> 23:14.976 Have you or Dr. Winston done this procedure on someone as sick as Fernanda? 23:15.060 --> 23:18.772 We haven't. But you've come all of this way because you trusted me. 23:18.855 --> 23:21.858 So I need you to keep trusting me. 23:21.942 --> 23:22.943 ♪♪ 23:23.026 --> 23:24.820 This is Fernanda's best shot. 23:24.903 --> 23:27.614 So how do you know you could even do it? 23:27.697 --> 23:30.575 ♪♪ 23:32.327 --> 23:35.872 Mom, everyone else said no. 23:35.956 --> 23:39.251 Everyone except Dr. Maggie. 23:39.334 --> 23:41.420 ♪♪ 23:41.503 --> 23:44.589 Is it the best option, to replace her valve? 23:44.673 --> 23:47.676 It is. But we need to go now. 23:47.759 --> 23:52.514 ♪♪ 23:52.597 --> 23:53.974 Do the surgery, Dr. Maggie. 23:54.683 --> 23:58.228 ♪♪ 23:58.311 --> 23:59.521 [Rafael crying] 23:59.604 --> 24:02.023 ♪♪ 24:02.107 --> 24:04.734 Hey, Rafael. Everything okay? 24:04.818 --> 24:08.655 [sniffles] Just... a little dizzy. 24:09.698 --> 24:11.783 It hurts to breathe. [heavy gasping] 24:11.867 --> 24:15.370 Okay. Here. Come with me, come on. 24:17.622 --> 24:19.207 -[Rafael cries] -Right in here. 24:20.250 --> 24:22.127 Take a seat. 24:22.294 --> 24:23.712 [Rafael breathing heavily] 24:25.630 --> 24:26.923 [sniffles] 24:27.007 --> 24:29.676 Okay. Deep breaths. Okay? 24:29.759 --> 24:31.803 Inhale. 24:31.887 --> 24:36.224 Hold, three, two, one. Exhale. 24:37.184 --> 24:38.727 Good. Again, like that. 24:38.810 --> 24:41.021 [breathes deeply] 24:42.355 --> 24:48.653 Panic attacks are sometimes the body's reaction to fear or stress. 24:48.737 --> 24:50.113 You're worried about Fernanda, right? 24:52.491 --> 24:55.452 -Rafael? -I'm a horrible brother. 24:55.535 --> 24:59.122 Hey, come on, what are you talking about? You came all the way here with her. 24:59.206 --> 25:03.460 I'm a left winger, you know? Fastest in school. 25:03.543 --> 25:06.963 I can dribble past anyone, any age, any size. 25:07.047 --> 25:08.173 Like Neymar. 25:09.424 --> 25:10.967 Yeah, except... 25:13.220 --> 25:15.639 I lost my soccer scholarship because I had to leave school. 25:17.140 --> 25:21.686 My sister's heart isn't just killing her. It's killing all of us. 25:21.770 --> 25:26.233 My dad may have just fractured his back, my mom hasn't slept in days. 25:26.316 --> 25:28.443 No one can breathe. None of us can breathe. 25:28.527 --> 25:29.653 [Rafael sniffles] 25:29.736 --> 25:32.948 We took a week. We took some pictures. 25:33.031 --> 25:35.700 We laughed and we ate stupid tourist food and we saw the Badlands 25:35.784 --> 25:38.411 and we were happy for a minute. 25:38.495 --> 25:40.789 And now that might have killed my sister. 25:40.872 --> 25:42.541 Now they have to cut her heart in half. 25:42.624 --> 25:44.626 'Cause we took a few extra days! 25:44.709 --> 25:46.795 It feels like we're getting punished. 25:46.878 --> 25:48.713 [voice breaking] Like, I don't know what we did wrong. 25:48.797 --> 25:50.632 But we just keep getting punished. 25:52.092 --> 25:58.139 If my sister dies because we stopped at the Badlands, we won't ever recover. 25:58.223 --> 25:59.432 We won't make it. 25:59.516 --> 26:01.351 We won't make it. 26:02.352 --> 26:04.729 [crying] We won't make it. 26:04.813 --> 26:08.233 ♪♪ 26:13.613 --> 26:15.490 [indistinct conversations] 26:15.574 --> 26:17.534 [Owen grunts softly] 26:21.288 --> 26:24.583 -What do you think you're all doing? -I could ask you the same thing. 26:24.666 --> 26:27.294 [Mabel] Dr. Pierce is about to start Fierce Fernanda's surgery. 26:27.377 --> 26:30.255 We heard a rumor that she's now doing a Ross-Konno procedure. 26:30.338 --> 26:33.633 And we snagged front row. Uh, for the learning opportunity. 26:33.717 --> 26:36.678 Hmm, okay. You're supposed to be covering the ICU, 26:36.761 --> 26:39.055 and I have not received your monthly case report. 26:39.139 --> 26:42.309 Perez, you're assigned to general, which means you should be in OR Three 26:42.392 --> 26:43.977 assisting Ruiz with a colectomy. 26:44.060 --> 26:46.062 Dr. Hunt, this is a once-in-a-career surgery. 26:46.146 --> 26:47.856 How many times does Dr. Bailey need to remind you 26:47.939 --> 26:50.066 that there is a physician shortage? 26:50.150 --> 26:54.029 All of you, up. Go do medicine instead of watching it. 26:54.112 --> 26:55.655 Now! 26:55.739 --> 26:58.283 ♪♪ 26:58.366 --> 27:00.368 [sighs] What? 27:01.202 --> 27:02.495 I'm still not clearing you. 27:02.579 --> 27:04.664 -Dr. Hunt? -Yeah, how can I help you? 27:04.748 --> 27:06.666 You're a hard person to track down. 27:06.750 --> 27:09.502 MaryAnn Suchan from the Medical Accreditation Council. 27:09.586 --> 27:11.379 We need to talk. 27:11.463 --> 27:12.756 [whispering] Yeah. 27:13.340 --> 27:16.635 ♪♪ 27:16.718 --> 27:18.136 Must be really nerve-wracking, 27:18.219 --> 27:20.472 doing this kind of surgery with so many eyes watching. 27:20.555 --> 27:22.474 I mean, the whole country's pulling for this little girl, 27:22.557 --> 27:26.061 and you just made a rare procedure into an even rarer one. 27:26.144 --> 27:28.813 -Helm, are you finished scrubbing? -I am. 27:32.275 --> 27:34.027 [door slides shut] 27:35.528 --> 27:36.905 -Are you...? -[sharp intake of breath] 27:36.988 --> 27:38.990 Please pick a different question. 27:39.074 --> 27:43.536 Are you aware that your entire body is tense? 27:44.579 --> 27:46.790 Even your jaw is locked. 27:46.873 --> 27:48.249 [sighs] 27:49.084 --> 27:50.669 I was wrong. 27:50.752 --> 27:53.838 I was wrong to tell you to call this off. 27:54.964 --> 27:59.803 This surgery is mildly terrifying, but I can do it. 28:01.012 --> 28:04.182 Even so, I need someone in there who can assist me. 28:04.265 --> 28:08.228 And I need that person to be completely focused. 28:08.311 --> 28:12.565 So I'm asking you, Winston, do I need to page Altman? 28:12.649 --> 28:13.900 Whatever's going on with your brother... 28:13.983 --> 28:15.235 When my mom had cancer, 28:15.318 --> 28:20.031 Wendell and my dad, they flipped out on the outside. 28:20.115 --> 28:23.785 Wendell would get into fights with anyone who crossed him. 28:23.868 --> 28:29.290 And my dad drank and just threw away money. 28:29.374 --> 28:32.377 He landed in jail a few times. 28:32.460 --> 28:36.881 And even after everything he put us through over the years, 28:36.965 --> 28:38.758 Mom forgave him. 28:39.801 --> 28:45.432 And she would use her money for her treatment to bail him out. 28:45.515 --> 28:49.561 And because Mom had cancer, I was also freaking out. 28:49.644 --> 28:51.938 Just on the inside. 28:52.021 --> 28:55.233 And they didn't help. They just made it worse. 28:55.316 --> 29:00.363 And I started... started having panic attacks. 29:00.447 --> 29:03.199 I almost had to quit my fellowship. 29:03.283 --> 29:07.412 My whole life almost derailed because of them. 29:07.495 --> 29:09.205 ♪♪ 29:09.289 --> 29:13.585 And now I have this amazing thing here. 29:13.668 --> 29:14.669 ♪♪ 29:14.753 --> 29:18.757 And I think I got scared 29:18.840 --> 29:24.387 that Wendell's somehow just gonna do it all over again. 29:24.471 --> 29:26.431 ♪♪ 29:26.514 --> 29:27.682 But I'm not gonna let him. 29:29.184 --> 29:32.562 Because my wife is a genius. 29:33.772 --> 29:35.315 And we have a life to save. 29:35.398 --> 29:37.942 ♪♪ 29:38.026 --> 29:40.320 And we have a whole family to save. 29:40.403 --> 29:44.282 ♪♪ 29:49.162 --> 29:51.831 ♪♪ 29:57.337 --> 30:00.548 ♪♪ 30:05.512 --> 30:06.679 [monitor beeping] 30:06.763 --> 30:08.431 Ready to deploy the clip. 30:08.515 --> 30:11.100 -How's her pressure? -[Jordan] Steady. 30:11.184 --> 30:14.979 -And you're sure about the valve size? -A 3D-CTA was performed, we're a match. 30:15.063 --> 30:16.606 And you have proper alignment? 30:16.689 --> 30:18.900 Is there a problem with the fetal monitor, Dr. Wilson? 30:18.983 --> 30:21.611 -No. -And I trust you when you tell me that. 30:21.694 --> 30:24.572 So trust me when I tell you that everything is okay up here. 30:24.656 --> 30:27.784 Sorry. I just have all these study questions in my head 30:27.867 --> 30:30.328 so I'm going over every worst-case scenario. 30:30.411 --> 30:35.291 Happens. Nothing to do with the fact that fruit-boy's sister on the table? 30:35.375 --> 30:37.085 [Jordan] Can I ask a question? 30:37.168 --> 30:39.587 How long do we think this procedure will take? 30:39.671 --> 30:40.922 Why? 30:41.005 --> 30:44.259 Well, Dr. Pierce upgraded Fernanda's surgery to a Ross-Konno. 30:44.342 --> 30:47.804 -So I thought maybe I could... -No, you can't ask a question. 30:47.887 --> 30:49.514 [monitor beeping] 30:49.597 --> 30:51.933 [MaryAnn] As you can see, it's not an isolated incident. 30:52.016 --> 30:55.144 We've received over 15 complaints about Grey-Sloan's residency program 30:55.228 --> 30:56.855 in the last six months. 30:56.938 --> 30:58.815 From the actual residents? 30:58.898 --> 31:00.942 It's anonymous, so it could be anyone, 31:01.025 --> 31:03.027 but the complaints include working over 80 hours a week, 31:03.111 --> 31:06.030 being asked to perform surgeries without supervision, 31:06.114 --> 31:09.951 participating in a program with a glaring lack of teachers. 31:10.034 --> 31:13.955 And, Dr. Hunt, I witnessed you yelling at a group of residents today. 31:14.038 --> 31:17.542 Oh, um... we've been short-staffed recently. 31:17.625 --> 31:19.711 So you kicked students out of an incredible experience 31:19.794 --> 31:22.046 to observe a surgery that's never been done before? 31:22.130 --> 31:23.548 I apologize for that, but... 31:23.631 --> 31:27.176 Apologies don't fix a systemic problem, Dr. Hunt. 31:27.260 --> 31:29.304 But why am I speaking to you about all of this 31:29.387 --> 31:31.723 and not Dr. Webber or Chief Bailey? 31:31.806 --> 31:33.433 ♪♪ 31:39.439 --> 31:42.150 [Alanis Morissette's "Reckoning" plays] 31:42.233 --> 31:43.902 ♪♪ 31:43.985 --> 31:45.361 ♪ Hey, hey, little wanderer ♪ 31:45.445 --> 31:46.821 [sighs] Scalpel. 31:46.905 --> 31:51.117 ♪ You walked the fields with all the fences down ♪ 31:52.076 --> 31:55.079 They were right to travel across the country for you. 31:55.830 --> 31:57.457 But I already knew that. 31:57.540 --> 32:01.002 -I did it, too. -Okay. 32:02.420 --> 32:03.588 Here we go. 32:04.464 --> 32:08.885 ♪ And so you worked ♪ 32:10.094 --> 32:12.263 ♪ As you should ♪ 32:13.348 --> 32:18.978 ♪ While they preyed on all you ached for ♪ 32:19.604 --> 32:21.856 ♪ And they pounced ♪ 32:22.649 --> 32:25.068 ♪ As they would ♪ 32:26.069 --> 32:32.075 ♪ While the guards were away ♪ 32:32.283 --> 32:34.535 ♪ Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh ♪ 32:34.619 --> 32:36.204 ♪♪ 32:36.287 --> 32:40.500 ♪ And so, you strike ♪ 32:41.584 --> 32:43.670 ♪ While it's hot ♪ 32:44.712 --> 32:49.801 ♪ While the barricades are broken ♪ 32:51.094 --> 32:53.388 ♪ You attacked ♪ 32:54.013 --> 32:55.682 ♪ At your will ♪ 32:56.849 --> 33:03.022 ♪ While all the locks are frayed ♪ 33:03.106 --> 33:05.274 ♪ Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ 33:06.109 --> 33:09.445 ♪ Oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa ♪ 33:09.529 --> 33:11.739 [vocalizing] 33:15.034 --> 33:17.328 ♪♪ 33:17.412 --> 33:21.165 ♪ Oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa ♪ 33:21.249 --> 33:23.084 ♪♪ 33:23.167 --> 33:27.296 ♪ Oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa ♪ 33:27.380 --> 33:29.215 ♪♪ 33:29.298 --> 33:32.802 ♪ Oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa ♪ 33:32.885 --> 33:34.846 -Honey. -[crying] 33:34.929 --> 33:38.641 ♪ Oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa, oh-whoa ♪ 33:38.725 --> 33:41.144 ♪♪ 33:41.227 --> 33:45.398 Hey. Is Laura okay? Dr. Altman said that everything was... 33:45.481 --> 33:46.482 No, Laura's great. 33:46.566 --> 33:50.319 She's annoyed at me, which means that she's doing just fine. 33:51.404 --> 33:53.322 Thank you, by the way. I really didn't want to have to tell her 33:53.406 --> 33:54.449 that you were wrong. 33:54.532 --> 33:56.659 -You know, about her being okay. -Yeah. 33:56.743 --> 34:01.873 I gotta say, if you talk to all your patients the way you spoke to my sister, 34:01.956 --> 34:04.751 you are going to pass this test with flying colors. 34:04.834 --> 34:08.296 Yeah, there's just a little bit more to it than bedside manner. 34:08.379 --> 34:10.757 Oh, is there? You don't you just put your arms out and catch the babies? 34:10.840 --> 34:11.841 [laughing] No. 34:14.510 --> 34:17.013 No, no, these are for you. 34:17.096 --> 34:19.348 And I didn't know what you liked, 34:19.432 --> 34:22.518 so the gift shop lady told me to go with roses to be safe. 34:22.602 --> 34:25.772 -So, here. -Perfect. Thank you. 34:25.855 --> 34:28.858 And... study snacks. 34:28.941 --> 34:30.151 -[chuckling] What? -Yes, yes. 34:30.234 --> 34:32.570 -I got you water... -Uh-huh. 34:32.653 --> 34:34.072 electrolytes... 34:34.155 --> 34:35.948 -chips... -Obviously. 34:36.032 --> 34:37.075 ...dark chocolate. 34:37.158 --> 34:40.411 And I wanted to put some fruit in, but I thought I over-fruited earlier. 34:40.495 --> 34:42.080 Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 34:42.163 --> 34:45.208 Well, nobody has ever bought me study snacks before. 34:45.291 --> 34:47.627 Yeah. And I've never kissed a girl in a library before. 34:47.710 --> 34:53.466 But... the same reason that kept me from doing it in the past 34:53.549 --> 34:55.968 is keeping me from doing it now. 34:56.677 --> 34:57.887 And what's that? 34:57.970 --> 34:59.931 ♪♪ 35:00.014 --> 35:02.308 [whispering] People come to libraries to study. 35:03.184 --> 35:05.061 [whispering] That's right. 35:05.144 --> 35:07.939 Good luck on your test, Jo. 35:08.147 --> 35:09.232 ♪♪ 35:09.315 --> 35:10.608 Good night, Todd. 35:10.691 --> 35:12.902 ♪♪ 35:15.696 --> 35:17.615 [chuckles, sniffs] 35:17.698 --> 35:20.701 ♪♪ 35:20.785 --> 35:21.786 [sighs] 35:21.869 --> 35:24.372 -[Maggie] Coming off bypass. -[Winston] Moment of truth. 35:25.706 --> 35:27.959 Come on, Fernanda, come on. 35:28.751 --> 35:30.586 ♪♪ 35:35.216 --> 35:36.259 Still nothing. 35:36.342 --> 35:39.679 ♪♪ 35:43.099 --> 35:44.350 [sighs] 35:44.433 --> 35:45.893 [monitor beeping] 35:46.769 --> 35:49.105 Welcome back, Fierce Fernanda. 35:49.188 --> 35:52.441 [applause] 35:52.525 --> 35:56.404 ♪♪ 35:57.905 --> 35:58.948 [Maggie chuckles] 35:59.031 --> 36:01.909 ♪♪ 36:01.993 --> 36:03.161 [Rafael sniffling] 36:03.244 --> 36:04.662 ♪♪ 36:04.745 --> 36:06.038 [sniffles] 36:06.122 --> 36:07.582 ♪♪ 36:07.665 --> 36:10.042 -It worked? -It worked. 36:10.126 --> 36:12.003 Oh, my God! Oh, my God! 36:12.587 --> 36:15.006 Oh! [chuckles] 36:15.089 --> 36:17.258 [all sighing] 36:17.341 --> 36:19.760 Oh. [chuckles] 36:19.844 --> 36:21.012 [sniffles] 36:21.095 --> 36:23.222 Thank you! Thank you! 36:23.306 --> 36:25.600 [chuckles] Sorry. 36:25.683 --> 36:27.226 Brazilians are huggers. 36:27.310 --> 36:28.769 [Maggie chuckles] It's okay. 36:28.853 --> 36:33.191 No, she's got a long road to recovery, but so far, so good. 36:33.274 --> 36:36.527 Thank you. Thanks, Dr. Maggie, thank you. Thank you for saying yes. 36:36.694 --> 36:38.529 ♪♪ 36:38.613 --> 36:40.364 -Oh! -[laughter] 36:40.448 --> 36:42.074 [speaking Portuguese] 36:42.158 --> 36:44.452 -Mm. -[laughs] 36:44.535 --> 36:46.245 ♪♪ 36:46.329 --> 36:47.622 [chuckles] 36:47.705 --> 36:49.290 ♪♪ 36:53.294 --> 36:54.337 ♪♪ 36:58.633 --> 36:59.634 [clicks tongue] 36:59.717 --> 37:01.344 ♪♪ 37:01.427 --> 37:02.637 Um... 37:03.638 --> 37:06.349 -You have your worried face on. -No, I don't. 37:06.432 --> 37:09.310 Zola. It's me. 37:09.393 --> 37:12.271 You keep ignoring Dr. Hamilton's phone calls. 37:12.355 --> 37:14.982 And you won't text Dr. Marsh back. 37:16.692 --> 37:18.319 Do you want the truth? 37:19.111 --> 37:21.322 They want to talk to me about something 37:21.405 --> 37:23.950 that I probably should talk to you about first. 37:24.033 --> 37:28.162 -What is it? -I've been offered a job in Minnesota. 37:28.246 --> 37:32.083 -You already have a job in Minnesota. -Right. But this job would require me 37:32.166 --> 37:35.169 to give up my job in Seattle. 37:35.253 --> 37:41.217 -So we would move? -We would have to, yes. 37:41.300 --> 37:43.636 How would you feel about that? 37:43.719 --> 37:46.681 -Would the job save a lot of lives? -Maybe. 37:46.764 --> 37:52.144 -Would you see Dr. Marsh more? -Probably. 37:52.228 --> 37:56.399 -Would that make you happy? -You, Bailey and Ellis make me happy. 37:56.482 --> 37:58.651 We would follow you anywhere. 37:58.734 --> 37:59.735 [soft chuckle] 37:59.819 --> 38:00.820 [Hollow Coves' "Blessings" plays] 38:00.903 --> 38:04.115 [Meredith] Researchers studied patient codes at hundreds of hospitals. 38:04.198 --> 38:06.867 They found patients had increased survival rates 38:06.951 --> 38:10.288 at hospitals with longer attempts at resuscitation. 38:10.871 --> 38:14.000 Of course, there are limits on how much we can do. 38:14.083 --> 38:16.127 Thanks for coming back. 38:16.210 --> 38:18.337 Yeah, I'm surprised you called. 38:19.463 --> 38:20.464 ♪ Sunlight fell and reminded me ♪ 38:20.548 --> 38:22.341 I still blame you for Mom dying. 38:23.050 --> 38:24.260 ♪ That life can be so gracious sometimes ♪ 38:26.304 --> 38:29.223 -I didn't give Mom cancer. -I know. 38:30.266 --> 38:35.229 But sometimes I think that she would still be alive 38:35.313 --> 38:40.276 if she didn't put all of her money and energy into you and Dad. 38:41.610 --> 38:43.904 I know that's not fair. 38:45.281 --> 38:46.490 Her cancer, it took us out. 38:46.574 --> 38:49.493 ♪♪ 38:49.577 --> 38:50.703 ♪ At night I hear... ♪ 38:50.786 --> 38:54.332 It took us both out in different ways, man. 38:54.415 --> 38:57.460 And she would be so angry... 38:59.170 --> 39:00.588 if she knew... 39:01.839 --> 39:03.507 [sniffles] 39:04.300 --> 39:08.054 if she knew that we let it take us away from each other. 39:08.137 --> 39:09.972 ♪♪ 39:10.056 --> 39:11.140 I miss you, man. 39:11.223 --> 39:13.017 ♪ And they say ♪ 39:13.100 --> 39:14.477 I'm glad you're here. 39:14.560 --> 39:15.895 ♪ Hold on to the ones you love ♪ 39:15.978 --> 39:20.399 And if you want to stick around, Maggie said you could stay with us. 39:21.942 --> 39:26.280 And I will try to introduce you to some people at the hospital. All right? 39:27.323 --> 39:30.409 -It'll be different this time. -I hope so. 39:31.160 --> 39:32.370 ♪♪ 39:32.453 --> 39:33.537 Should we hug it out? 39:33.621 --> 39:34.622 -[chuckling] No. -No? 39:34.705 --> 39:36.499 No, we should get some food. Come on. 39:36.582 --> 39:39.835 Some beer. Maggie's waiting for us. 39:40.753 --> 39:42.588 Uh... can you cover me for dinner? 39:42.671 --> 39:45.257 Kidding. Wow, look at that face. 39:45.341 --> 39:48.552 -[Winston chuckles] -It's on me, actually. Company card. 39:50.554 --> 39:53.808 [Meredith] As hard as we try, not every patient has a happy ending. 39:53.891 --> 39:55.142 [door opens] 39:55.226 --> 39:56.394 ♪ ...fall upon you ♪ 39:56.477 --> 39:59.355 One day in that chair and you look ten years older. 39:59.438 --> 40:03.526 See? That's why I needed today. So thank you. 40:03.609 --> 40:07.238 I did that Whipple, a fundo, two endoscopies, 40:07.321 --> 40:11.158 I even squeezed in an ex-lap that came in from that horrible pile-up on the bridge. 40:11.242 --> 40:14.745 I haven't done that much surgery in one day since I was a resident. 40:14.829 --> 40:17.790 -[clears throat] Bailey. -I feel centered now. 40:17.873 --> 40:20.876 -This is manageable now. -Bailey. 40:21.001 --> 40:21.961 What? 40:23.087 --> 40:26.674 -What is it? -Our residency program. 40:26.757 --> 40:29.385 This is an official notification. 40:31.137 --> 40:32.888 They're trying to shut it down. 40:32.972 --> 40:35.182 ♪ Hold on to this time we have ♪ 40:35.266 --> 40:37.309 [Meredith] Sometimes we just have to call it. 40:37.560 --> 40:40.896 ♪ And let the light shine through ♪ 40:57.204 --> 41:01.292 ♪♪ 41:06.714 --> 41:09.467 ♪♪