WEBVTT 00:03.044 --> 00:04.587 -(giggling) -BAILEY: Whoa! 00:04.671 --> 00:06.297 Oh, no, you don't! Where are you going, boy? 00:06.381 --> 00:08.717 Wh-- Aah! Fine. Oh! 00:09.300 --> 00:11.261 Okay. If you don't wanna brush your teeth, in there, 00:11.344 --> 00:12.262 you can do it right here. 00:13.471 --> 00:14.472 There. Brush. 00:15.140 --> 00:17.726 MEREDITH: Surgeons don't like to take "no" for an answer. 00:17.809 --> 00:20.311 Especially when it comes to saving our patients. 00:20.395 --> 00:24.733 Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Time to brush the yucky away. 00:24.816 --> 00:26.568 Oh, baby girl, work with me. 00:26.651 --> 00:27.652 Mama's got a big day. 00:27.736 --> 00:29.612 We needed to be in the car 15 minutes ago. 00:33.450 --> 00:35.160 ♪ In the jungle ♪ 00:35.243 --> 00:37.245 ♪ The mighty jungle ♪ 00:37.328 --> 00:40.957 ♪ The lion sleeps tonight ♪ 00:41.791 --> 00:45.420 ♪ In the jungle, the quiet jungle ♪ 00:45.503 --> 00:48.757 ♪ The lion sleeps tonight ♪ 00:49.132 --> 00:50.341 ♪ Ooh-ee ♪ 00:50.425 --> 00:52.677 MEREDITH: If your heart stops on our table, 00:52.761 --> 00:54.554 we'll fight to start it again. 00:54.637 --> 00:57.140 We'll begin chest compressions to resume blood flow. 00:57.223 --> 00:58.808 Okay. I know you said simple, but hear me out. 00:59.476 --> 01:01.478 -SIMONE: Okay... -TREY: Rock Hills Farm. 01:01.561 --> 01:03.354 We could do the ceremony overlooking the bay, 01:03.438 --> 01:04.898 we can do the reception in the mansion. 01:05.940 --> 01:07.233 You hate it. You hate the bay. 01:07.317 --> 01:08.943 You hate me looking at wedding venues without you. 01:09.027 --> 01:10.278 I actually love all those things. 01:10.361 --> 01:11.821 But isn't that place booked years in advance? 01:11.905 --> 01:13.198 My cousin said he can hook us up. 01:13.281 --> 01:15.575 Second weekend in June, but we have to decide fast... 01:15.658 --> 01:17.202 even though I know you want to do your research 01:17.285 --> 01:18.620 to make sure this one's the one. 01:18.703 --> 01:20.080 -I really, really do! -(chuckles) 01:20.163 --> 01:22.791 I'll send you a link. We have ‘til next Monday to tell him. 01:22.874 --> 01:23.792 (Mika screams) 01:23.875 --> 01:26.294 -MIKA: Oh, my God! Are you kidding me? -Wh-- What happened? 01:26.377 --> 01:27.378 There's no hot water! 01:27.462 --> 01:29.589 I went for a run and I smell and there's no hot water! 01:29.672 --> 01:30.840 Is that Trey? 01:30.924 --> 01:32.717 -Hey, Yasuda. -SIMONE: I'll call you later. 01:32.801 --> 01:34.135 -TREY: All right. I love you. -Bye. 01:34.719 --> 01:37.180 MEREDITH: If that's not enough, we'll shock you. 01:37.263 --> 01:40.600 If we need to, we'll do it again. And again. 01:40.683 --> 01:41.893 (siren wailing) 01:41.976 --> 01:44.145 If that doesn't work, we'll inject epinephrine 01:44.229 --> 01:45.688 and start the process all over. 01:45.772 --> 01:48.066 Okay. Leo's art class switched to Fridays at 5:00. 01:48.149 --> 01:49.234 But that's when the departments 01:49.317 --> 01:50.985 are supposed to turn in their funding requests, 01:51.069 --> 01:52.612 so I'm just gonna need-- Here, baby. 01:52.695 --> 01:54.072 I'm just gonna, um... 01:54.906 --> 01:57.659 I'm just gonna need to do all of that at the nurses' station 01:57.742 --> 01:59.119 naked with streamers. 01:59.619 --> 02:00.495 Hmm? 02:00.578 --> 02:02.622 What is "naked with streamer"? 02:02.705 --> 02:04.582 You know what? I will take the kids. 02:04.666 --> 02:07.127 -You go save lives. Unsupervised. -Okay. 02:07.210 --> 02:08.294 ♪ Na-na, na-na-na-na ♪ 02:08.378 --> 02:10.839 MEREDITH: The last thing we want is to give up on you. 02:10.922 --> 02:12.215 We're your doctors. 02:12.298 --> 02:13.299 We're all in. 02:13.842 --> 02:16.177 ♪ Na-na, na-na-na ♪ 02:17.554 --> 02:19.430 Did your roof finally cave in? 02:19.514 --> 02:20.515 Ask Lucas. 02:20.598 --> 02:22.767 I've already apologized twice, and I'm going to pay the gas bill. 02:22.851 --> 02:24.352 Could you pay it yesterday? 02:25.311 --> 02:26.396 We had to shower here. 02:26.479 --> 02:29.190 Like, we don't spend enough time here. 02:29.274 --> 02:31.359 You know there's a thing called AutoPay. 02:31.442 --> 02:33.027 You know there's a thing called "not your business"? 02:33.111 --> 02:35.238 I wish there was a thing called "not your roommate." 02:35.321 --> 02:36.656 You can always move back into the van. 02:36.739 --> 02:38.491 I'm not the one who didn't pay the gas bill. 02:40.535 --> 02:41.494 (sighs) 02:41.578 --> 02:44.581 (birds chirping) 02:45.623 --> 02:46.624 TEDDY: Bailey. 02:47.709 --> 02:49.335 I made you another pie. 02:49.419 --> 02:51.379 It's in the lounge. If it hasn't been eaten. 02:51.462 --> 02:53.548 You know I have an office. 02:53.631 --> 02:56.384 I just know how difficult the budget can be, 02:56.467 --> 02:58.344 and I really appreciate all your support. 02:58.428 --> 03:00.471 Every doctor deserves to be adequately trained. 03:00.555 --> 03:02.473 -No matter where they live. -Mm. 03:02.557 --> 03:04.934 Oh, have you seen the article about Addison on the PRT? 03:05.018 --> 03:06.019 Doesn't she look great? 03:06.102 --> 03:08.771 -(chuckles) -TEDDY: Mm. Well, I mean, 03:09.731 --> 03:11.149 she kinda looks a little annoyed. 03:11.232 --> 03:13.276 No. Not Addison. The PRT! 03:13.359 --> 03:15.445 She's a mobile hero! 03:15.528 --> 03:17.363 Have you seen these comments below? 03:17.447 --> 03:18.907 What? Are they trolling PRT? 03:18.990 --> 03:21.117 I'm pretty sure they're trolling the person behind the wheel. 03:21.201 --> 03:23.077 -(elevator bell dings) -Oh. 03:23.161 --> 03:24.120 Hey. 03:24.204 --> 03:25.538 -Hi. (laughs) -Hey. 03:25.622 --> 03:27.457 -Miss me? -Uh, of course. 03:27.540 --> 03:29.250 Um, where's my PRT? 03:29.334 --> 03:30.335 (sighs) Illinois. 03:30.418 --> 03:32.128 I was running low on cash 03:32.212 --> 03:33.504 so I sold it. 03:33.588 --> 03:34.839 Got a great deal. 03:36.174 --> 03:38.134 (laughs) I flew in. 03:38.218 --> 03:40.094 The PRT is in hiding until the press dies down. 03:40.178 --> 03:42.680 -(exhales sharply) -How are you doing? Are you holding up? 03:43.306 --> 03:46.267 Is that a jab at my wardrobe or my hairdo? 03:46.351 --> 03:48.436 No, it's about the online trolls. 03:48.519 --> 03:51.898 I know what it's about. I'm fine. I'm great. I'm here. 03:51.981 --> 03:54.817 -Come on. Let's get to work. -All right. Well, this way. 03:54.901 --> 03:56.611 -All right. -(sighs) 03:58.696 --> 04:01.866 So, let's see if we can change that out just a little bit here. 04:01.950 --> 04:04.285 Turn the beds for privacy and... Oh, here they are. 04:04.369 --> 04:06.496 Hi. Good morning, everyone! 04:07.121 --> 04:09.415 Ah. So I'm Dr. Miranda Bailey 04:09.499 --> 04:12.794 and I'm thrilled to welcome you to Grey Sloan 04:12.877 --> 04:15.088 as our inaugural class 04:15.171 --> 04:18.549 of out-of-state OB-GYN reproductive health care 04:18.633 --> 04:21.135 and advocacy fellows. 04:21.219 --> 04:25.223 You have traveled from Idaho, Arkansas, 04:25.306 --> 04:28.059 Texas, even Tennessee to be with us. 04:28.142 --> 04:31.521 And I know you'd rather be getting this clinical experience 04:31.604 --> 04:33.898 in your own residency programs. 04:33.982 --> 04:37.151 But we are honored to offer 04:37.235 --> 04:39.737 this rotation in abortion care. 04:39.821 --> 04:42.323 Because how else are you going to learn, right? 04:42.407 --> 04:45.326 You've all chosen OB-GYN as your specialty 04:45.410 --> 04:48.329 and now your respective states are restricting 04:48.413 --> 04:50.164 how you practice that specialty. 04:50.248 --> 04:52.709 But we're here to make sure you get the education that you need. 04:52.792 --> 04:54.836 I'm sorry. I'm Dr. Addison Montgomery. 04:54.919 --> 04:55.837 (laughs) 04:55.920 --> 04:59.340 And I've been to some of your states. I've seen the desperation. 04:59.424 --> 05:02.302 I've seen the pain, seen the heartbreak. 05:02.385 --> 05:04.554 (clicks tongue) I've seen lives lost. 05:05.888 --> 05:08.057 So, anyway, who's ready to get to work? 05:08.725 --> 05:10.560 (laughter) 05:10.643 --> 05:13.396 -Come with me. This is Dr. Jo Wilson. -WOMAN: Hey. 05:13.479 --> 05:15.940 How come we don't get to work directly with Montgomery? 05:16.024 --> 05:17.525 We did. We made sex ed videos. 05:17.608 --> 05:19.319 Yeah, that was before she was a rock star. 05:19.402 --> 05:21.529 Did you see the Chicago Tribune story about her? 05:21.612 --> 05:23.072 It's our hospital. It's not right. 05:23.156 --> 05:24.490 Well, neither is having to go to another state 05:24.574 --> 05:26.034 to get fully trained in your specialty. 05:26.117 --> 05:28.161 I'm just saying. We're five feet away. 05:28.244 --> 05:30.538 We could join them. (sighs) 05:30.621 --> 05:34.000 LUCAS: Jessica Hall, 22, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, 05:34.083 --> 05:37.462 has been waiting for a bilateral lung transplant and is here today-- 05:37.545 --> 05:38.546 (cellphone chimes) 05:40.048 --> 05:41.174 Uh... 05:42.842 --> 05:44.927 Uh... Sorry. Um... 05:45.011 --> 05:46.220 Why is she here? 05:46.304 --> 05:47.305 Right. Uh... 05:47.388 --> 05:50.808 She's here today for a single lung transplant from a directed donor. 05:50.892 --> 05:52.393 Are you sure she shouldn't stay on the list? 05:52.477 --> 05:54.312 Hold out for two lungs rather than the one? 05:54.395 --> 05:57.023 She's been on the list for two years without matching, 05:57.106 --> 05:59.317 and her condition is worsening. 05:59.400 --> 06:03.029 A single lung will help prevent her from deteriorating into heart failure. 06:03.112 --> 06:05.365 You're just mad RJ's the match. 06:05.448 --> 06:08.368 My boyfriend offers to save my life over a Sunday dinner, 06:08.451 --> 06:11.913 and she answers by asking if he's finally finished his degree. 06:11.996 --> 06:14.040 We're both feminist studies majors. 06:14.123 --> 06:16.167 Men only major in that to meet women. 06:16.250 --> 06:17.126 (Nick chuckles) 06:17.210 --> 06:18.920 Go ahead, say it! (chuckles) 06:19.003 --> 06:21.047 -I'm a-- Yeah. Mm-hmm. -You're sexist. 06:21.130 --> 06:23.383 And if he didn't major in that, 06:23.466 --> 06:26.094 we would have never met, and I wouldn't be getting a lung today. 06:26.177 --> 06:28.554 Are you? Where is he? 06:28.638 --> 06:30.014 Who's late to surgery? 06:30.098 --> 06:31.641 Surgeons, actually. Happens all the time. 06:31.724 --> 06:32.975 (sighs) 06:33.518 --> 06:35.186 Uh, maybe not that much. 06:35.269 --> 06:38.106 Well, I'm sure he'll be here soon. We're not gonna start without him. 06:38.189 --> 06:39.148 Well, obviously. 06:40.608 --> 06:42.485 Adams, let us know when he arrives. 06:47.740 --> 06:49.659 OWEN: When did we reorganize our triage orders? 06:49.742 --> 06:51.452 and who categorized our patients this way? 06:51.536 --> 06:52.620 Yeah, that might have been me. 06:52.703 --> 06:53.996 I was running the E.R. last week 06:54.080 --> 06:56.666 and they weren't quite right according to how we do it upstairs in cardio. 06:56.749 --> 06:58.418 Oh, did you check and see 06:58.501 --> 07:00.878 if it was quite right for us down here in the trauma department? 07:00.962 --> 07:03.047 Okay, everyone listen up. 07:03.131 --> 07:04.465 Just in case there's any confusion. 07:04.549 --> 07:06.717 I am back as chief of trauma. 07:06.801 --> 07:09.262 Do you wanna know what else is back? The way I used to do things. 07:09.345 --> 07:12.056 And I wanna return to our old triage protocols 07:12.140 --> 07:14.142 and revert back to my old filing systems. 07:14.225 --> 07:15.852 Any questions, comments, concerns? 07:16.894 --> 07:17.770 Hey. 07:17.854 --> 07:19.730 Dr. Ndugu bought us lunch on Fridays. 07:19.814 --> 07:21.065 Will that continue? 07:22.150 --> 07:25.361 Huh. Well... I'd be happy to let Dr. Ndugu 07:25.445 --> 07:27.238 continue to buy you all lunch on Fridays. 07:28.656 --> 07:29.866 JO: Okay. Let's get you into a bed. 07:29.949 --> 07:31.325 and we can go over your medical history. 07:34.078 --> 07:35.413 MARCUS: Chief Bailey. 07:35.496 --> 07:38.875 Not chief any more, Marcus. Just doctor. 07:38.958 --> 07:40.835 Either way, we've got some protesters outside. 07:40.918 --> 07:42.670 They're trying to block the entrance. 07:42.753 --> 07:44.297 There's always a few. 07:44.380 --> 07:47.008 -They're usually peaceful. -Define peaceful. 07:49.051 --> 07:51.304 (tense music playing) 07:53.764 --> 07:58.769 (protesters shouting) 08:03.399 --> 08:09.405 (tense music playing) 08:15.369 --> 08:16.370 OWEN: Millin. 08:17.330 --> 08:19.290 -Did you page Ndugu? -I thought you were back running trauma. 08:19.373 --> 08:20.583 It's a blunt trauma to the chest. 08:20.666 --> 08:23.127 -So I should...? -Page cardio five minutes ago. 08:23.211 --> 08:24.504 Get a chest-ray on standby. 08:24.587 --> 08:26.214 Let CT know that we may need to jump the line, 08:26.297 --> 08:28.466 and let the O.R. floor know that we may have a new patient. 08:28.549 --> 08:29.550 -Right. -Thank you. 08:29.634 --> 08:31.969 -(siren wails) -Okay. 08:33.346 --> 08:36.224 -What do we got? -Ryan Jenkins, 24, MVC. 08:36.307 --> 08:38.768 Blunt trauma to the chest and abdomen, multiple rib fractures. 08:38.851 --> 08:39.977 The patient is splinting 08:40.061 --> 08:42.313 and his oxygen saturation's in the low 90s. 08:42.396 --> 08:43.606 Just... I just... 08:44.315 --> 08:45.316 I... just... 08:45.399 --> 08:48.110 It's okay. Save your strength. Okay? Let's get him inside. Let's go. 08:51.781 --> 08:54.742 MIKA: Okay. Marni Young? 08:54.825 --> 08:56.410 You're in the right place. 08:56.494 --> 08:57.954 And you're here for a... 08:58.037 --> 09:00.206 medical abortion. 09:03.543 --> 09:04.669 How many weeks are you? 09:05.920 --> 09:07.171 Oh, 34. 09:07.797 --> 09:09.215 And already very uncomfortable. 09:09.298 --> 09:11.092 I don't want to think about how 40 weeks feels. 09:12.426 --> 09:16.305 Okay, uh, well, you know medical abortions are done in the first ten weeks. 09:16.389 --> 09:20.101 And even a surgical abortion is not gonna happen for you. 09:20.184 --> 09:22.728 No. No, no, no. Okay, it's for me. 09:22.812 --> 09:24.772 I need the abortion. Six weeks. 09:24.855 --> 09:25.898 -Oh, thank God. -Oh. 09:25.982 --> 09:27.483 Andra's my support system. 09:27.817 --> 09:30.361 We're best friends. Born two days apart. 09:30.444 --> 09:31.779 Our moms met in Lamaze class. 09:31.862 --> 09:34.407 And now we're both pregnant. Except I don't want to be. 09:34.490 --> 09:35.575 So here we are. 09:35.658 --> 09:37.952 I brought snacks and movies and card games. 09:38.035 --> 09:39.662 So, we're ready. 09:39.745 --> 09:42.999 Great. Alright, we're just gonna do a quick physical exam. 09:43.082 --> 09:45.042 And then we'll get your medication. 09:45.668 --> 09:46.919 Any questions? 09:47.003 --> 09:48.421 MAN (in distance): This clinic kills! 09:48.504 --> 09:50.339 PROTESTERS: This clinic kills. 09:50.423 --> 09:51.757 Is that gonna go on all day? 09:51.841 --> 09:54.010 PROTESTERS: This clinic kills. This clinic kills. 09:54.093 --> 09:55.428 -(line ringing) -TEDDY: Hey, Bailey. 09:55.511 --> 09:58.681 Hey, when I call you eight times in a row, it means pick up. 09:58.764 --> 10:01.892 Sorry. Richard and I are trying to fix a budget situation. 10:01.976 --> 10:03.686 Well, help me with my situation first. 10:03.769 --> 10:05.730 -Here. We have picketers. -RICHARD: How many? 10:05.813 --> 10:07.398 A lot. And it's my fault. 10:07.481 --> 10:08.482 They're here for me. 10:08.566 --> 10:09.984 I don't know how they figured out where I am. 10:10.067 --> 10:12.903 And I did change planes, twice. I didn't take the PRT. 10:12.987 --> 10:14.655 My... my locations are off 10:14.739 --> 10:16.782 -on my phone. -It is not on you, Addy. 10:16.866 --> 10:19.076 Look, um, security wants us to close the clinic. 10:19.160 --> 10:20.161 TEDDY: How long? 10:20.244 --> 10:21.245 We recommend the day. 10:21.329 --> 10:24.624 No. That is dozens-- That's dozens of patients. 10:24.707 --> 10:25.875 There's a hundred people out there. 10:25.958 --> 10:28.628 Well then, call in reinforcements for crowd control! 10:28.711 --> 10:30.212 What do you want us to do, Altman? 10:31.464 --> 10:33.424 Crisis protocol is on the second shelf. 10:33.507 --> 10:37.511 (crowd shouting in distance) 10:37.595 --> 10:40.264 Stay open. Call for back-up and keep me posted. 10:40.348 --> 10:42.433 -Got it. Hey, keep your ringer on! -TEDDY: Yeah. 10:43.392 --> 10:44.852 (sighs) 10:44.935 --> 10:46.896 Okay, you heard her. Call for back-up. 10:51.359 --> 10:53.152 Adams still hasn't uploaded the scans? 10:54.195 --> 10:55.154 -Uh... -(scoffs) 10:55.237 --> 10:58.991 Yeah, well, give it a minute. Maybe the system's being sluggish. 10:59.075 --> 11:00.076 Or he is. 11:00.951 --> 11:03.287 I'm sorry. I'm tired. 11:03.371 --> 11:04.372 -NICK: It's okay. -(Maggie clears throat) 11:05.081 --> 11:06.207 How are you? 11:06.290 --> 11:07.333 Uh... 11:07.416 --> 11:09.043 Yeah, I'm good. Good. Busy. Yeah. 11:09.126 --> 11:13.589 Went to pick up organs in San Francisco, Santa Antonio, and Santa Fe last week. 11:13.673 --> 11:14.590 So, busy. 11:14.674 --> 11:16.050 No plans for a trip to Boston? 11:16.133 --> 11:18.427 Well, you don't really plan to pick up organs. 11:18.511 --> 11:20.471 -You know what I mean. -Yes, I do. 11:20.554 --> 11:21.806 Have you spoken at all? 11:21.889 --> 11:24.350 Um, I get a text message about her getting lost 11:24.433 --> 11:27.061 in the streets of Boston about, uh... about once a week. 11:27.144 --> 11:28.896 Those are very complicated streets. 11:28.979 --> 11:30.564 (both chuckle) 11:30.648 --> 11:31.732 Yes. 11:31.816 --> 11:33.025 She's overwhelmed. 11:33.109 --> 11:34.151 Yeah. 11:34.235 --> 11:37.113 If it helps at all, I get all my updates from Zola. 11:37.947 --> 11:41.033 I told her I loved her and she pretended not to hear me. 11:42.910 --> 11:44.036 She's complicated. 11:44.120 --> 11:45.371 Yeah. 11:45.454 --> 11:47.164 You make her happy. 11:47.248 --> 11:48.791 Don't give up. 11:48.874 --> 11:49.959 (door opens) 11:50.042 --> 11:52.795 Okay, so I dropped off, uh, Jessica's lab work 11:52.878 --> 11:54.171 and finished her admission orders. 11:54.255 --> 11:55.381 And the scans? 11:55.464 --> 11:57.633 I... I just uploaded them. 11:57.717 --> 12:00.052 Sorry. I was... I was dealing with a house thing. 12:00.136 --> 12:01.178 In a few hours, 12:01.262 --> 12:03.305 Jessica's gonna be open on an operating table 12:03.389 --> 12:05.641 with her vital organs in our hands. 12:05.725 --> 12:07.393 You cannot get distracted with house things. 12:07.476 --> 12:10.563 -Or anything. -I know. I'm sorry. 12:11.063 --> 12:12.606 (computer beeps) 12:12.690 --> 12:13.691 Ah, scans are in. 12:13.774 --> 12:15.985 Let's, uh... let's take a look, shall we? 12:17.278 --> 12:18.904 I'm seeing multiple displaced rib fractures, 12:18.988 --> 12:20.740 and a massive hemothorax on the right side. 12:20.823 --> 12:22.908 OWEN: Once I place the chest tube, we'll rush him up to CT. 12:22.992 --> 12:23.868 WINSTON: Right, agree. 12:23.951 --> 12:26.078 And then to the O.R., depending on his chest tube output. 12:26.162 --> 12:28.372 It's a bad lung contusion, I'm not sure how long he'll remain stable. 12:28.456 --> 12:30.875 Ryan Jenkins. Our patient's already in the system. 12:30.958 --> 12:32.042 Like he's been here before? 12:32.126 --> 12:34.628 Like he's supposed to be here today. Directed lung donor, 12:34.712 --> 12:36.756 OR 3, recipient's Jessica Hall. 12:36.839 --> 12:37.965 That's Maggie's patient. 12:38.048 --> 12:40.134 She's been waiting on a transplant for almost two years. 12:40.968 --> 12:44.555 (weakly) Just... just... just take... 12:44.638 --> 12:47.516 Take... my lung. Take it. 12:47.600 --> 12:48.768 -Just take... -OWEN: He's hemorrhaging! 12:48.851 --> 12:51.228 -(monitor alarm) -RYAN: Take it. 12:51.312 --> 12:52.229 O2's dropped to 70s. 12:52.313 --> 12:53.689 Damn it, let's get an intubation tray. 12:53.773 --> 12:54.774 Hang two units of blood. 12:54.857 --> 12:56.776 As soon as he's tubed, we're headed straight to the O.R. 12:56.859 --> 12:58.110 Here's the blood. 12:58.194 --> 13:00.404 (suspenseful music plays, then fades) 13:00.488 --> 13:01.489 Are you sure it's him? 13:03.365 --> 13:04.742 Can I... can I see him? 13:04.825 --> 13:06.452 Ryan had his driver's license on. 13:06.535 --> 13:08.579 RJ. He goes by RJ. 13:09.163 --> 13:11.749 Either way, it's him. Dr. Hunt, our trauma surgeon, 13:11.832 --> 13:13.125 is prepping him for surgery now. 13:13.209 --> 13:15.252 He needs surgery? What kind of surgery? 13:15.336 --> 13:17.213 RJ suffered some injuries to his chest. 13:17.296 --> 13:19.840 He's lost a significant amount of blood. 13:19.924 --> 13:20.925 Oh, my God. 13:21.425 --> 13:23.385 His chest-- Is it his heart? 13:23.469 --> 13:24.595 It's his lungs. 13:27.389 --> 13:28.516 How fast was he driving? 13:28.599 --> 13:29.642 -Are you serious? -No. 13:29.725 --> 13:31.852 Are you really asking that question right now? 13:31.936 --> 13:32.853 (gasps) 13:32.937 --> 13:34.647 -(coughing) -Okay. 13:34.730 --> 13:35.731 Jessica, Jessica. 13:35.815 --> 13:38.984 Okay. (inhales, exhales deeply) 13:39.068 --> 13:40.653 I know this is a lot to take in. 13:41.445 --> 13:44.114 But due to the severity of RJ's injuries, 13:44.198 --> 13:47.117 he's not going to be able to donate the lung today. 13:47.201 --> 13:48.744 Or possibly ever. 13:48.828 --> 13:50.120 I don't care about that. 13:50.204 --> 13:52.039 -Jessica-- -Please get out. 13:52.122 --> 13:54.834 I can't-- I can't listen to you right now, please get out, Mom. 13:54.917 --> 13:58.045 And please, please save him. Do whatever it takes. 13:58.128 --> 13:59.046 I'll do everything I can. 13:59.129 --> 14:00.130 (gulps) 14:01.674 --> 14:03.300 Let's, um... let's give her a minute. 14:03.384 --> 14:08.806 (somber music playing) 14:14.061 --> 14:18.274 A vaginal ultrasound helps to determine how far along the pregnancy is. 14:18.858 --> 14:21.569 You are counselling the patient, not persuading. 14:21.652 --> 14:24.780 Okay? Offer the facts, answer questions. 14:24.864 --> 14:26.615 Give options. Okay? 14:26.699 --> 14:27.825 That's the mifepristone. 14:27.908 --> 14:29.285 It will block your body's own progesterone 14:29.368 --> 14:30.870 to stop the pregnancy from growing. 14:30.953 --> 14:33.455 After you take that, we'll start you with the misoprostol. 14:39.295 --> 14:41.672 If you're not sure, you can take some time to think about it. 14:41.755 --> 14:42.756 I'm sure. 14:43.215 --> 14:44.341 I just don't like pills. 14:44.425 --> 14:45.426 Okay. 14:45.509 --> 14:47.177 (chuckles) 14:47.261 --> 14:50.431 I'm two years older than my mom was when she had me. 14:50.514 --> 14:51.932 She was married, 14:52.016 --> 14:54.143 they lived in a townhome, and when I look back at pictures, 14:54.226 --> 14:55.895 she seems like a grown-up. 14:56.562 --> 14:58.355 But I'm not there yet. 14:59.565 --> 15:02.026 I'm still working through the lasting damage she did to me. 15:03.152 --> 15:06.739 So maybe one day I will be mentally ready to take that on, 15:06.822 --> 15:09.283 but right now... I can't. 15:09.366 --> 15:10.284 ♪ Do you think that you're... ♪ 15:10.367 --> 15:11.243 I can't be a mother. 15:11.327 --> 15:12.286 ♪ ...the only one? ♪ 15:14.163 --> 15:16.206 But I can be an aunt. 15:16.290 --> 15:20.127 I can and will be the most incredible aunt to your baby. 15:20.669 --> 15:22.296 Do you want me to play you some music? 15:22.379 --> 15:23.631 I made you a playlist. 15:23.714 --> 15:25.007 For my abortion? 15:25.090 --> 15:26.675 You made me one for when I gave birth! 15:26.759 --> 15:28.052 ♪ To find your way back home ♪ 15:28.135 --> 15:29.053 So different! 15:29.720 --> 15:30.888 Okay. Cards it is. 15:30.971 --> 15:32.723 (chuckles) 15:37.394 --> 15:40.397 No. No, no, no. I'm trying to... I'm trying to pay, not stop service. 15:40.481 --> 15:41.482 Hello? 15:42.691 --> 15:45.569 Yeah. Can I... can I just give you my account number or-- 15:45.653 --> 15:46.570 Adams. 15:47.613 --> 15:48.530 Uh... 15:49.281 --> 15:50.574 How long have you been standing there? 15:50.658 --> 15:52.409 Long enough that you should have hung up the phone. 15:52.493 --> 15:55.496 Come up with a plan for how you would adjust Jessica's treatment 15:55.579 --> 15:57.915 and meds in order to prevent heart failure. 15:57.998 --> 15:59.333 She'll need discharge paperwork 15:59.416 --> 16:00.876 since she's not getting a transplant today. 16:00.960 --> 16:02.127 Do you need to be writing this down? 16:02.211 --> 16:04.546 Uh, sure. Uh... 16:06.840 --> 16:08.676 She will remain on the UNOS list, 16:08.759 --> 16:12.179 but we'll have to send over her pre-op labs and scans 16:12.262 --> 16:15.599 in order to make sure that her status hasn't changed. 16:15.683 --> 16:16.600 Yeah, got it. 16:19.895 --> 16:21.188 (exhales deeply) 16:22.398 --> 16:23.607 Everything alright? 16:24.650 --> 16:26.026 Uh, fine. Fine. 16:26.819 --> 16:31.573 I'm working with Marsh and Pierce today, and she's on my case. 16:31.657 --> 16:32.574 Oh, passcode. 16:32.658 --> 16:36.036 Do you... do you know the passcode for the gas company account for the house? 16:36.120 --> 16:37.830 Oh, uh, Meredith and Maggie handled the utilities. 16:37.913 --> 16:38.789 Did you ask Maggie? 16:38.872 --> 16:41.417 Could you? 'Cause she's already kind of annoyed with me. 16:41.500 --> 16:44.169 No, because then I'd have to be annoyed with you, too. 16:45.212 --> 16:46.213 Okay, fine. 16:47.172 --> 16:48.966 WOMAN (over P.A.): Dr. Cameron to the step-down unit. 16:49.049 --> 16:50.509 Dr. Cameron to the step-down unit. 17:01.687 --> 17:04.273 All this scrubbing is drying out my hands. 17:04.898 --> 17:05.941 At least the water's warm. 17:06.025 --> 17:07.943 You know, my isn't too far from the house. 17:08.027 --> 17:09.319 You can come and use all the hot water you want. 17:09.403 --> 17:11.488 My roommate's pretty cool, and you won't want to have sex with her. 17:12.281 --> 17:13.323 What? 17:13.741 --> 17:14.700 Adams. 17:16.493 --> 17:18.454 Is that what he's telling people? We didn't sleep together. 17:21.040 --> 17:23.584 We just kissed. Maybe twice. 17:26.253 --> 17:29.381 Wow. I was bluffing, but now that we're here, was it good? 17:30.674 --> 17:32.259 -The kissing? -I'm engaged. 17:32.342 --> 17:33.343 -Right. -Right. 17:33.427 --> 17:35.179 Trey's a good guy. He's stable. 17:35.888 --> 17:37.681 He's a grown-up who pays his bills on time. 17:38.015 --> 17:39.058 And he makes me happy. 17:41.727 --> 17:42.728 The kiss was that good, huh? 17:45.189 --> 17:46.190 (door opens) 17:49.401 --> 17:52.029 Bed five is asking for a birth control implant. 17:52.112 --> 17:53.405 I'm gonna show Yasuda how to do that. 17:53.489 --> 17:55.699 And Kwan is finishing an STD test 17:55.783 --> 17:57.326 in bed three, so that will be opened up soon. 17:57.409 --> 17:58.535 -Okay. Let me know if you need help. -Okay. 17:59.328 --> 18:00.829 I want to let you know 18:00.913 --> 18:03.165 how excellent these trainees are. 18:03.248 --> 18:04.458 Yeah, they should be. 18:04.541 --> 18:07.169 They were picked from more than a hundred applicants. 18:07.252 --> 18:09.463 You know, one of them wrote that 18:09.546 --> 18:13.509 the one silver lining of not being able to get this training at home 18:13.592 --> 18:17.513 is being able to learn from the great Addison Montgomery. 18:17.596 --> 18:18.597 (chuckles) 18:18.680 --> 18:20.682 Well, it's very kind. 18:20.766 --> 18:22.851 No, it's true. You know it is. 18:22.935 --> 18:27.481 You know, we could run trainings every month 18:27.564 --> 18:28.816 if you want to come back. 18:29.650 --> 18:30.734 I don't know. 18:30.818 --> 18:33.445 No. Okay, I know that you're busy with the clinic 18:33.529 --> 18:38.742 and the travel from Illinois to L.A. must be just, you know, hard, 18:38.826 --> 18:43.622 and of course, um, visiting your family takes pre-- Or the... But-- 18:43.705 --> 18:47.334 You know, we would love to have you. (chuckles) If you could squeeze us in. 18:48.001 --> 18:50.254 -(glass shatters) -(gasps) 18:50.337 --> 18:52.256 Oh, my God. 18:52.339 --> 18:54.800 (protesters shouting) 18:54.883 --> 18:56.385 ADDISON: Oh, my God. 18:56.468 --> 18:58.053 Everybody, down! Down, down, down. 18:58.137 --> 19:00.931 -ADDISON: Okay. You're bleeding. -He's bleeding? 19:01.014 --> 19:02.057 Oh, my God. 19:06.728 --> 19:08.188 No one goes in or out of the clinic. 19:08.272 --> 19:10.440 Not until we have enough security to safely evacuate. 19:10.524 --> 19:11.775 Okay. Thanks, Bailey. 19:12.651 --> 19:14.987 A brick was thrown through the window of the clinic? 19:15.070 --> 19:16.697 With "Montgomery murders" written on it. 19:16.780 --> 19:19.116 -It hit Kwan in the head. -How bad is it? 19:19.199 --> 19:21.660 -Have you read these manuals? -Cover to cover. 19:21.743 --> 19:25.164 You know what? If I had to read giant manuals for every crisis in Iraq, 19:25.247 --> 19:26.915 I wouldn't have made it out of Iraq. 19:26.999 --> 19:29.376 Oddly, you're supposed to read them when you're not in a crisis. 19:29.459 --> 19:30.752 When is that exactly? 19:30.836 --> 19:31.837 Is Kwan okay? 19:31.920 --> 19:34.673 He's bleeding, but he seems to be doing okay. 19:34.756 --> 19:38.302 What do the manual say about a large scale protest at the clinic? 19:38.385 --> 19:40.971 Nothing. They were written before Bailey took over the clinic. 19:41.054 --> 19:43.223 And before the Supreme Court ruled on Dobbs. 19:43.307 --> 19:44.308 Perfect. 19:44.641 --> 19:45.642 Where are you going? 19:45.726 --> 19:48.478 To make sure no more bricks are thrown at this hospital! 19:55.903 --> 19:56.987 You're doing it wrong. 19:57.070 --> 20:00.365 You should really hold your fingers about 12 inches away from my face. 20:00.449 --> 20:01.783 Just follow the stupid finger. 20:01.867 --> 20:04.620 Any dizziness? Changes in your vision? 20:04.703 --> 20:07.748 I'm fine. Just put the steri strip on so we can get back to work. 20:08.624 --> 20:11.210 (clears throat) I am so, so sorry. 20:11.293 --> 20:12.920 Pretty sure you didn't throw the brick. 20:13.003 --> 20:14.171 I kinda did. 20:15.214 --> 20:18.050 I posted this this morning on the way here. 20:18.884 --> 20:20.177 I assumed it was okay. 20:20.260 --> 20:21.261 I'm in Seattle, 20:21.345 --> 20:23.180 people believe in reproductive rights, 20:23.263 --> 20:24.806 I never thought-- 20:24.890 --> 20:27.100 People would use it as a road map to Addison Montgomery? 20:27.184 --> 20:28.769 They threw a brick at us. 20:28.852 --> 20:30.145 -What do you think they'll throw next? -Kwan. 20:30.229 --> 20:33.440 I'm sorry. I feel awful. I'm gonna resign from my position. 20:33.523 --> 20:36.401 I mean, they're gonna fire me once they find out about the post anyway. 20:36.485 --> 20:38.946 Just the idea that I could have endangered the one person 20:39.029 --> 20:43.158 that's given me any hope in these last few weeks makes me sick. 20:43.242 --> 20:45.535 But for the first time in months, 20:45.619 --> 20:47.287 today I woke up proud. 20:47.871 --> 20:49.164 Because I was joining the fight. 20:51.124 --> 20:55.379 We shouldn't have to hide who we are in order to practice medicine. 20:55.462 --> 20:56.505 So don't resign. 20:56.588 --> 21:01.343 If you do, that means one less doctor has made it their mission to help. 21:01.426 --> 21:02.511 And then they win. 21:05.347 --> 21:06.556 -(monitor beeping) -Hilum's intact. 21:06.640 --> 21:07.766 Lung's shredded. 21:07.849 --> 21:10.060 (cellphones buzzing, chiming) 21:10.143 --> 21:11.520 JULES: Uh, they want everyone in the hospital 21:11.603 --> 21:12.688 to stay away from the clinic. 21:12.771 --> 21:15.357 The ongoing protests have become violent. 21:15.440 --> 21:17.693 (sighs) You need to get back downstairs? 21:17.776 --> 21:19.778 I will as soon as I figure out where this blood is coming from. 21:19.861 --> 21:21.280 Are you going to do a little lobe resection? 21:21.363 --> 21:23.532 If we do that, then RJ can't be a donor. 21:23.615 --> 21:25.242 That's not the priority. He's bleeding out. 21:25.325 --> 21:27.327 Alright. Okay. What if I use a hilar clamp 21:27.411 --> 21:30.038 to temporarily stop the bleeding and do a wedge resection? 21:30.122 --> 21:31.999 It will preserve more lung tissue and could allow him 21:32.082 --> 21:33.750 to donate the other lung at a later time. 21:33.834 --> 21:35.377 If you shut off the circulation from one lung, 21:35.460 --> 21:36.461 won't his pressure tank? 21:36.545 --> 21:39.006 -Only for a few minutes. -A few minutes could cost him his life. 21:39.089 --> 21:40.924 Or I could repair the lung by then. 21:42.134 --> 21:44.428 (sighs) Fine. We got to move fast, okay? 21:44.511 --> 21:45.929 Griffith, get ready with suction. 21:46.013 --> 21:47.139 And, Millin, take over retraction. 21:47.222 --> 21:48.557 Okay? Alright. Clamp. 21:49.725 --> 21:50.934 (exhales deeply) 21:52.102 --> 21:53.312 Do you want me to do it? 21:53.395 --> 21:54.980 No. I got it. 21:56.106 --> 21:57.399 All right. Staple and lap pads. 21:59.818 --> 22:01.528 Patients are getting restless. 22:01.611 --> 22:03.947 The woman in bed four threw a granola bar back at me. 22:04.031 --> 22:06.658 And I found a trainee crying in the bathroom. 22:06.742 --> 22:09.119 She's fine, but she's scared. 22:09.202 --> 22:10.287 I think everyone is. 22:10.370 --> 22:11.538 BAILEY: Oh. 22:11.621 --> 22:15.083 (protesters shouting in distance) 22:15.167 --> 22:17.336 (exhales deeply) Um... 22:17.419 --> 22:18.795 Team meeting. Right now. 22:19.212 --> 22:20.422 JO: Okay. 22:20.505 --> 22:21.506 Guys, come. Come, come. 22:25.761 --> 22:27.929 Everybody here? Okay. Um... 22:28.597 --> 22:31.850 So, this clinic is named for my mom, 22:32.559 --> 22:33.852 Elena Bailey, because... 22:35.562 --> 22:39.024 when I was, uh, seven, I went with my mom to the grocery store, 22:39.107 --> 22:42.778 and we got in line behind a young woman 22:42.861 --> 22:45.364 and her fussy baby. 22:45.447 --> 22:47.407 Um, for whatever reason, 22:47.491 --> 22:49.826 the woman didn't have enough money to pay her bill... 22:49.910 --> 22:52.371 so my mom did. 22:52.454 --> 22:55.582 And later, I asked my mom, "Do you know her?" 22:55.665 --> 23:00.379 And she said, "I know her enough to know that she's struggling. 23:00.462 --> 23:05.467 And when we can help someone else going through a tough time, we should." 23:06.259 --> 23:07.719 These are tough times. 23:07.803 --> 23:10.722 And we are struggling. As doctors. 23:10.806 --> 23:15.602 As advocates for women's health and reproductive freedom. 23:15.685 --> 23:18.647 We need to help each other. 23:18.730 --> 23:21.024 Right? We need to lift each other up. 23:22.192 --> 23:23.318 That's how we get through. 23:25.654 --> 23:28.615 Dr. Montgomery has been on the frontline, 23:28.698 --> 23:29.950 right, traveling all over the country. 23:30.033 --> 23:33.412 Do you have any advice for our young doctors? 23:35.038 --> 23:38.041 -Excuse me? Someone? A doctor maybe? -Yeah. 23:38.458 --> 23:39.751 I think her water just broke! 23:39.835 --> 23:42.712 Oh. Um, you heard her. (laughing) Let's go! 23:42.796 --> 23:48.802 (mellow music playing) 23:54.683 --> 23:57.102 Oh, are those Jessica's discharge papers? 23:58.228 --> 24:01.273 (sighs) Crap. I still need to print them. Sorry. 24:02.149 --> 24:03.024 That's okay. 24:03.108 --> 24:04.860 -(sighs) -That's okay. 24:05.777 --> 24:06.903 Meredith left. 24:09.489 --> 24:10.490 I'm aware. 24:10.574 --> 24:13.535 And now I don't know what I'm even doing here. 24:15.662 --> 24:17.289 -Hmm. -I just... 24:17.372 --> 24:19.374 I keep screwing up. 24:20.709 --> 24:22.669 With patients, with papers. 24:22.752 --> 24:26.798 And I can't even pay my gas bill and, um... 24:29.593 --> 24:31.720 I... I want to believe 24:31.803 --> 24:34.806 that I'm here on my own merit but 24:35.640 --> 24:37.767 I keep wondering if I'm just here because of her, 24:39.019 --> 24:40.604 and not because I'm supposed to be. 24:41.313 --> 24:42.189 Right. 24:45.233 --> 24:50.155 Okay. So... we were supposed to do a directed donation today. 24:50.238 --> 24:53.825 Our patient fasted, our donor fasted. We were prepped and ready. 24:53.909 --> 24:56.703 It was a transplant surgeon's dream scenario. 24:57.996 --> 25:00.540 And then RJ gets hit by a car. 25:00.624 --> 25:05.212 And in a brutal coincidence, that accident injures the very organ we need. 25:06.922 --> 25:09.424 Yeah, is this story is supposed to be about me somehow? 25:11.676 --> 25:12.677 I'm saying... 25:13.887 --> 25:17.682 the things you worry about are almost never the things that really go wrong. 25:17.766 --> 25:19.267 And the things that do go wrong, 25:20.727 --> 25:21.728 you couldn't have dreamt off. 25:23.939 --> 25:27.359 Your aunt did not accept you to this program as a sentimentality. 25:28.151 --> 25:30.654 She's too good for that. And so are you. 25:34.366 --> 25:36.451 Get Jessica her discharge papers, okay? 25:36.910 --> 25:37.911 Yeah. 25:37.994 --> 25:44.000 (dramatic music playing) 25:49.214 --> 25:50.799 (sniffles) I'm sorry. I just... 25:52.634 --> 25:54.219 I needed a breath, and I, uh... 25:56.179 --> 25:57.472 but I can't go outside, so. 25:57.556 --> 26:00.183 Oh. Um... 26:00.267 --> 26:04.521 You know, there's a woman that stands outside the clinic every Tuesday 26:04.604 --> 26:07.983 with a sign that says, "Please don't do this." 26:08.066 --> 26:12.487 She doesn't, you know, yell or try to get in the way. 26:12.571 --> 26:16.616 Even her sign is polite. And it's still upsetting. 26:16.700 --> 26:19.494 I can't even imagine doing what you're doing out there. 26:19.578 --> 26:20.745 I got a bullet-proof vest. 26:21.329 --> 26:22.455 -A what? -(chuckles) Yeah. 26:23.248 --> 26:27.586 Yeah. An old OB friend of mine in Texas, uh, suggested it. 26:27.669 --> 26:28.837 I thought she was overreacting. 26:28.920 --> 26:31.673 Then I found out her usual advice 26:31.756 --> 26:33.300 is to carry a gun. 26:34.593 --> 26:36.261 Or hire a bodyguard with a gun. 26:37.345 --> 26:39.973 -Clinics are being set on fire. -Hmm. 26:40.557 --> 26:43.852 Staff are having acid thrown in their face on their way to work. 26:43.935 --> 26:46.646 With the PRT, they just... they broke one on the windows. 26:47.731 --> 26:49.774 Don't worry. I had it replaced. 26:50.400 --> 26:52.819 I'm not worried about the window. 26:52.902 --> 26:54.070 They doxed me. 26:55.447 --> 26:58.116 All of my information is online. 26:58.199 --> 27:01.119 My home address, my cell phone number. 27:01.202 --> 27:03.580 I got over 500 calls in one night. 27:04.664 --> 27:07.125 Then they broke into our garage and graffitied Jake's car. 27:07.208 --> 27:10.629 So now he and Henry are staying at his sister's. 27:10.712 --> 27:12.088 So you know, mom of the year. 27:12.172 --> 27:16.551 That sounds awful. And I am so sorry that I suggested... 27:16.635 --> 27:18.845 -No, don't you be-- Don't be sorry. -...that you go out there. 27:18.928 --> 27:21.765 I wouldn't have done anything differently. 27:21.848 --> 27:23.016 I'm not going to... 27:23.099 --> 27:25.935 (dramatic music playing) 27:26.019 --> 27:28.146 I'm not gonna quit. I can't quit. 27:29.064 --> 27:31.191 I mean, patients need this care, you know? 27:32.317 --> 27:36.363 But I put my family in danger and put-- Your clinic is in danger. 27:36.446 --> 27:39.115 You are in danger because of me. 27:40.241 --> 27:44.329 And how am I gonna go tell these new OBs that they're gonna be okay when I'm not? 27:44.412 --> 27:46.206 I am exhausted. 27:46.289 --> 27:47.540 (voice breaking) I am terrified. 27:47.624 --> 27:50.210 -I'm not okay. -Oh, honey. Oh. 27:50.293 --> 27:52.754 -(sobbing) -Okay, okay, okay. Okay. 27:54.339 --> 27:56.216 Come on. It's okay. 27:56.758 --> 27:58.218 It's okay. 28:04.933 --> 28:07.435 MARCUS: We're setting up an incident command post with PD now. 28:07.519 --> 28:08.395 North parking lot. 28:08.478 --> 28:09.437 Copy that. Thanks, Marcus. 28:09.521 --> 28:10.647 Have you heard from the clinic? 28:10.730 --> 28:12.899 Jo's not responding to texts. Do you need somebody to go over there? 28:12.982 --> 28:15.026 That is exactly what I do not need someone to do. 28:15.110 --> 28:16.444 Well, have you consider closing to trauma? 28:16.528 --> 28:17.529 Not yet. 28:17.904 --> 28:19.114 I really think you should. 28:19.197 --> 28:21.241 The media will probably want a statement. 28:21.324 --> 28:22.534 -Do you want me to work on one? -Dr. Altman, there's a situation with-- 28:22.617 --> 28:24.619 Alright, everybody stop. I need to be able to think 28:24.703 --> 28:25.704 which is impossible to do 28:25.787 --> 28:27.288 when everyone is coming at me at the same time. 28:27.372 --> 28:29.874 So can you please quiet your voices so I can hear the one in my head? 28:29.958 --> 28:30.959 Okay. Whatever helps. 28:31.584 --> 28:32.836 What is going on? 28:34.462 --> 28:36.464 Did you want the voice in your head to answer or... 28:36.548 --> 28:37.716 Talk, Schmitt. 28:37.799 --> 28:38.967 They're clinic patients, 28:39.050 --> 28:41.803 but the protesters wouldn't let them in so they came here. 28:41.886 --> 28:45.390 They have appointments for their annual pap smears, glucose tests, 28:45.473 --> 28:48.226 cervical cancer screenings, STD panels... 28:48.309 --> 28:50.729 Do I just send them home? 28:51.271 --> 28:52.272 No. 28:53.648 --> 28:54.607 Do you want to help? 28:59.446 --> 29:04.576 (indistinct shouting) 29:04.659 --> 29:05.994 All right. How are we doing? 29:06.077 --> 29:07.412 She's fully dilated. 29:07.495 --> 29:08.705 Andra, it's time to push. 29:08.788 --> 29:10.165 Oh, my God, we're doing this. 29:10.248 --> 29:12.167 No, no, no, we're not. We're not doing this. 29:12.250 --> 29:13.501 Andra, the baby is coming. 29:13.585 --> 29:16.212 Well, tell her no. This is not how this is supposed to happen. 29:16.296 --> 29:18.298 I don't have my epidural, I don't have my husband, 29:18.381 --> 29:19.674 I don't have Dr. Kiu... 29:19.758 --> 29:21.760 Her OB. It's okay, 29:22.343 --> 29:25.054 you have like, 20 other doctors here. 29:25.138 --> 29:26.514 And I'm here! 29:26.598 --> 29:29.476 (voice breaking) But I paid for the upgraded delivery room, 29:29.559 --> 29:32.103 with the soft lighting and the comfy chair. 29:32.187 --> 29:35.315 And I'm supposed to have the warm blanket that my mom sent from Maine. 29:35.398 --> 29:38.109 And... and what about the delivery playlist? 29:38.193 --> 29:40.069 My baby's supposed to be born to sounds of joy. 29:40.153 --> 29:42.739 Instead I have a starchy sheet and a chorus of protesters 29:42.822 --> 29:46.701 and all I can hear is "Baby killer. Baby killer." 29:46.785 --> 29:49.078 So please do not make me push. 29:49.162 --> 29:53.708 (sobs) 29:53.792 --> 29:57.629 ♪ In the jungle, the mighty jungle ♪ 29:57.712 --> 30:01.508 ♪ The lion sleeps tonight ♪ 30:03.510 --> 30:05.053 ♪ In the jungle ♪ 30:05.136 --> 30:10.850 ♪ The quiet jungle The lion sleeps tonight ♪ 30:11.392 --> 30:13.436 ♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ 30:13.520 --> 30:15.355 ♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ 30:15.438 --> 30:17.482 ♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ 30:17.565 --> 30:19.526 ♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ 30:19.609 --> 30:21.569 -♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ -♪ Eee ♪ 30:21.653 --> 30:23.696 -♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ -♪ Eee-ee-ee-ee-ee ♪ 30:23.780 --> 30:26.241 -♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ -♪ Ah-weem-ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ 30:26.324 --> 30:27.784 In the village. 30:27.867 --> 30:31.579 ♪ In the village, the peaceful village ♪ 30:31.663 --> 30:34.290 ♪ The lion sleeps tonight ♪ 30:34.374 --> 30:35.875 Near the village. 30:35.959 --> 30:39.712 ♪ Near the village, the peaceful village ♪ 30:39.796 --> 30:43.842 ♪ The lion sleeps tonight ♪ 30:43.925 --> 30:46.511 -♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ -♪ Eee ♪ 30:46.594 --> 30:48.680 -♪ Eee-ee-ee-ee-ee ♪ -♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ 30:48.763 --> 30:51.057 -♪ Eee-um-um-ah-weh ♪ -♪ Ah-weem-ah-weh, ah-weem-ah-weh ♪ 30:51.140 --> 30:53.268 (group singing in distance) 30:53.351 --> 30:55.019 (chuckles) 30:57.981 --> 31:03.987 (mellow music playing) 31:05.613 --> 31:07.740 -(groans) -Yes. Yes, yes, yes, yes. 31:07.824 --> 31:09.409 Andra, are you ready to push? 31:09.492 --> 31:10.994 Good. Push. 31:12.078 --> 31:12.954 Let's push. 31:13.872 --> 31:15.331 (screams) 31:15.415 --> 31:16.916 Reload staplers. 31:17.834 --> 31:19.377 Vitals are dropping. BP's in the 80s. 31:19.460 --> 31:20.461 Keep suctioning. 31:20.545 --> 31:22.463 Systolic's in the 70s. We gotta move. 31:22.547 --> 31:23.673 There are tears everywhere. 31:23.756 --> 31:25.300 Overload him with fluids. 31:25.383 --> 31:26.509 We have to work faster. 31:26.593 --> 31:28.136 Saying that over and over won't make it happen. 31:28.219 --> 31:31.139 -2-0 prolene. -(monitor alarm) 31:32.473 --> 31:33.683 What are you doing? Hold my hand. 31:33.766 --> 31:35.602 -You're gonna want to remember this! -How could I forget-- 31:35.685 --> 31:38.229 (screams) 31:38.313 --> 31:41.232 -Andra, stop pushing for a moment. -CARINA: What? 31:41.774 --> 31:44.193 -Head's bobbing. -Okay, you switch. 31:44.277 --> 31:45.612 You and Bailey apply pressure. 31:45.695 --> 31:47.196 -May I? -Sure. 31:47.780 --> 31:49.532 Andra, I'm Dr. Montgomery. 31:49.616 --> 31:50.617 Do you know what you're having? 31:50.700 --> 31:51.910 -Girl. -ADDISON: Good. 31:51.993 --> 31:54.787 She's about to be welcomed by about a hundred women. 31:54.871 --> 31:57.123 And, you. Need more ice chips. 31:57.206 --> 32:00.043 Okay, Andra, your baby's shoulder is stuck. 32:00.126 --> 32:03.463 But Dr. DeLuca and Dr. Wilson are going to bring your knees back into your chest, 32:03.546 --> 32:06.883 and Dr. Bailey's going to apply pressure to your abdomen, 32:06.966 --> 32:08.009 and then I'm gonna take her out. 32:08.092 --> 32:10.219 -You promise? -I promise. 32:10.303 --> 32:11.679 All right. You ready? 32:11.763 --> 32:13.097 Have you ever heard the joke 32:13.181 --> 32:15.767 about how many doctors it takes to deliver a baby? 32:15.850 --> 32:17.644 (laughter) 32:17.727 --> 32:19.479 All right, ready? Push. 32:19.562 --> 32:21.314 (groaning) 32:25.318 --> 32:26.569 Oh, let's go this way. 32:27.487 --> 32:32.200 ♪ Sometimes your life feels Like a broken roller coaster ♪ 32:32.283 --> 32:35.078 140 over 82. Very good. 32:35.161 --> 32:37.288 ♪ A thousand useless moving parts ♪ 32:38.373 --> 32:41.292 ♪ Sometimes you spend your nights ♪ 32:41.376 --> 32:43.962 ♪ Too scared of getting closer ♪ 32:44.045 --> 32:46.422 ♪ Hiding out in the back seat Of your car ♪ 32:46.506 --> 32:48.758 Alright, I've got your discharge paperwork. 32:48.841 --> 32:50.343 Can I stay a little longer? 32:51.010 --> 32:53.262 I want to be here when RJ wakes up from surgery. 32:53.346 --> 32:54.722 I wanna see him. 32:54.806 --> 32:57.058 ♪ The clouds are in your head ♪ 32:57.141 --> 32:58.685 Pulse in the 60s. He's about to code. 32:58.768 --> 33:00.895 Alright, done. Removing the clamp. 33:00.979 --> 33:02.021 (monitor beeping) 33:02.647 --> 33:03.856 Pressure is coming back up. 33:04.857 --> 33:07.652 Okay, Millin, what's the next step after this clamp is removed? 33:07.735 --> 33:10.321 We ventilate the lung and then wait to see if it inflates. 33:10.405 --> 33:11.531 OWEN: And if it doesn't, Griffith? 33:11.614 --> 33:13.366 It means there's still a leak, which we'll have to repair 33:13.449 --> 33:16.411 and then continue to monitor the chest tube for air leaks post-op. 33:16.494 --> 33:19.664 -Good. -All right. It's off. You can ventilate. 33:20.707 --> 33:22.083 ♪ Hold on ♪ 33:22.166 --> 33:25.712 ♪ 'Cause somebody loves you ♪ 33:25.795 --> 33:28.798 ♪ You know trouble's Always gonna be there ♪ 33:28.881 --> 33:31.300 ♪ Don't let it bring you To your knees, yeah ♪ 33:31.384 --> 33:33.302 ♪ Look up ♪ 33:33.386 --> 33:36.264 (exhales deeply) 33:36.347 --> 33:38.182 ♪ Look up ♪ 33:41.269 --> 33:42.145 ♪ Hold on ♪ 33:42.228 --> 33:45.356 Okay, we're almost there, Andra. Need one more push. 33:45.440 --> 33:47.650 (exhales deeply) 33:47.734 --> 33:49.152 I don't think I can do this anymore. 33:49.235 --> 33:51.070 You can. I know you can. 33:52.071 --> 33:53.990 Ready? Push. 33:54.073 --> 33:57.410 (groaning) 33:57.493 --> 33:58.494 Yes! 33:58.578 --> 34:00.079 (baby crying) 34:00.163 --> 34:02.123 (laughs) There she is! 34:08.337 --> 34:10.048 (chuckles) 34:11.174 --> 34:12.884 You're gonna see your baby. 34:12.967 --> 34:14.635 (baby crying) 34:14.719 --> 34:16.220 (sobbing) 34:16.304 --> 34:17.638 She's perfect. 34:20.808 --> 34:21.726 There you go. 34:24.854 --> 34:26.731 ♪ Look up ♪ 34:26.814 --> 34:29.567 Hi, baby. (laughs) 34:29.650 --> 34:31.235 ♪ Look up ♪ 34:31.319 --> 34:34.614 ♪ There's flowers in your hair ♪ 34:34.697 --> 34:36.282 ♪ Hold on ♪ 34:36.365 --> 34:40.495 ♪ 'Cause somebody loves you ♪ 34:40.578 --> 34:43.372 ♪ You know trouble's Always gonna be there ♪ 34:43.456 --> 34:45.583 -♪ Don't let it bring you to your knees ♪ -(laughs) 34:45.666 --> 34:46.542 ♪ Look up ♪ 34:52.256 --> 34:58.262 ("Metamorphosis" by MILCK playing) 34:59.806 --> 35:01.682 -Hey. Is it okay if she...? -Of course. 35:06.145 --> 35:11.818 ♪ All these changes feel like death ♪ 35:11.901 --> 35:13.319 Can I... can I touch him? 35:13.402 --> 35:14.403 SIMONE: Absolutely. 35:14.487 --> 35:16.864 ♪ Yet my heart... ♪ 35:16.948 --> 35:18.783 Dr. Ndugu was able to stop the bleeding 35:18.866 --> 35:20.576 and only had to remove minimal lung tissue. 35:20.660 --> 35:21.744 We'll see how he recovers, 35:21.828 --> 35:24.622 but RJ may still be able to be a donor. 35:24.705 --> 35:26.082 I don't care about that. 35:27.208 --> 35:28.501 He just needs to be okay. 35:28.584 --> 35:30.711 ♪ I can see my breath ♪ 35:30.795 --> 35:32.046 You remember our first kiss? 35:32.797 --> 35:34.674 Under that street lamp on 24th? 35:35.633 --> 35:38.636 We were arguing over some essay. 35:39.846 --> 35:41.722 I just leaned in and went for it. 35:43.516 --> 35:45.518 And when you kissed me back... 35:47.186 --> 35:49.522 No one had ever kissed me like that before. 35:50.565 --> 35:52.692 You changed my life in an instant. 35:52.775 --> 35:57.238 ♪ Metamorphosis ♪ 35:57.321 --> 36:00.032 ♪ Give it a little more time ♪ 36:00.116 --> 36:03.202 ♪ A little more time ♪ 36:03.286 --> 36:04.912 ♪ My wet wings, they will dry ♪ 36:04.996 --> 36:06.330 -Thank you. -Teddy. 36:07.081 --> 36:07.957 Hi. 36:08.749 --> 36:11.377 The clinic overflow setup looks great. Thank you. 36:11.460 --> 36:12.837 You're welcome. I'm just glad 36:12.920 --> 36:15.173 we didn't have to turn those patients away. 36:15.256 --> 36:17.133 Today was a tough day. 36:17.216 --> 36:20.553 I mean, people had questions and opinions, and they threw them at you. 36:21.220 --> 36:24.015 But you never lost sight of the most important thing, 36:24.098 --> 36:25.099 keeping everyone safe. 36:26.184 --> 36:27.143 You did well, Altman. 36:27.226 --> 36:28.436 ♪ ...in the faith of letting go ♪ 36:28.519 --> 36:29.437 Thank you. 36:29.520 --> 36:33.065 You were an excellent choice for chief. 36:33.941 --> 36:35.735 Are you complimenting yourself now, sir? 36:35.818 --> 36:36.986 I believe I am. 36:37.069 --> 36:39.864 ♪ Here I go ♪ 36:41.282 --> 36:47.288 ♪ Oh, pain and growth, you feed my soul ♪ 36:47.371 --> 36:49.582 (sighs) 36:49.665 --> 36:50.833 ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ 36:50.917 --> 36:53.127 Seattle PD's almost finished dispersing the crowd. 36:53.211 --> 36:54.795 We should be able to exit folks out the back soon. 36:54.879 --> 36:58.549 Oh! Music to my ears! (laughs) Oh. Um... 36:58.633 --> 37:01.510 Get Kwan and Yasuda to help you organize people. 37:01.594 --> 37:03.971 Last thing we need is a stampede out the door. 37:04.055 --> 37:05.056 We heard. 37:05.139 --> 37:07.350 -Not that we were eavesdropping. -Come on. 37:07.433 --> 37:08.893 ♪ Give it a little more time ♪ 37:08.976 --> 37:10.770 ♪ A little more time ♪ 37:10.853 --> 37:12.480 I made you a Montgomery Mix. 37:12.563 --> 37:15.816 Orange, cranberry, and apple juice to keep your blood sugar up. 37:15.900 --> 37:17.193 I made one for you, too. 37:17.276 --> 37:18.319 Thank you. 37:18.402 --> 37:19.403 How are you feeling? 37:20.112 --> 37:22.240 A little crampy. But okay. 37:23.157 --> 37:24.158 How about you? 37:25.701 --> 37:27.495 Relieved. Tired. 37:28.621 --> 37:30.289 Maybe a little delirious. 37:30.373 --> 37:31.540 (chuckles) 37:31.624 --> 37:33.834 That was the hardest thing I've ever done in my life... 37:35.878 --> 37:37.255 but was it ever worth it. 37:37.338 --> 37:39.257 ♪ Give it a little more time ♪ 37:39.340 --> 37:42.051 ♪ A little more time ♪ 37:43.261 --> 37:47.723 ♪ I was born for this ♪ 37:47.807 --> 37:49.809 (music fades) 37:53.104 --> 37:54.146 NICK: Adams. 37:54.230 --> 37:56.065 We should start her back on a combination therapy 37:56.148 --> 37:58.985 with a tyrosine kinase inhibitor and an antifibrotic agent. 38:00.027 --> 38:01.696 I confirmed she's been vaccinated 38:01.779 --> 38:04.615 against influenza and pneumococcal infection 38:04.699 --> 38:07.910 and I arranged consults for physical therapy and GI. 38:07.994 --> 38:08.995 For Jessica. 38:09.787 --> 38:13.040 I mean, this could buy her time for a transplant, right? 38:13.124 --> 38:17.128 -Yes, that is exactly right. -Yeah. 38:18.170 --> 38:19.880 I wish I had just said all of that to Pierce. 38:19.964 --> 38:21.632 (chuckles) Yeah. 38:21.716 --> 38:23.843 (sighs deeply) 38:23.926 --> 38:25.553 You know, it took me four times 38:25.636 --> 38:28.180 to get through the MCATs and get into med school? Four times. 38:28.264 --> 38:30.057 -Seriously? -Yes. 38:30.141 --> 38:31.267 I didn't wanna sit through the test. 38:31.350 --> 38:35.229 The standardized questions felt like an absurd way to measure one's ability 38:35.313 --> 38:36.939 to take care of people. 38:37.023 --> 38:39.859 I would sit there, I would fixate on that, and at some point... 38:40.985 --> 38:43.195 I'd get up and I'd go. 38:43.279 --> 38:44.488 Well, it worked out. 38:45.489 --> 38:48.242 It worked out only because someone helped me figure it out. 38:48.326 --> 38:50.286 Come here, sit down. 38:50.369 --> 38:52.121 Come on, take this. 38:53.080 --> 38:55.666 I'm gonna show you how to present to Pierce 38:55.750 --> 38:58.044 -in the way that she needs to hear it. -Okay. 38:58.127 --> 39:00.629 Ignore everything else around you except for the case, everything. 39:01.464 --> 39:03.799 Fewer words, fewer details. 39:03.883 --> 39:06.886 Now present me the patient name first. 39:06.969 --> 39:09.555 You're gonna do it twice with the chart and once from memory. 39:09.638 --> 39:10.931 -All right. -Let's go. 39:11.015 --> 39:13.476 Uh, Jessica Hall, 22. 39:13.559 --> 39:17.855 MEREDITH: When it comes to saving lives, surgeons won't go down without a fight. 39:19.273 --> 39:22.818 Many of us refuse to give up easily in our own lives, too. 39:22.902 --> 39:24.445 (video chat ringing) 39:24.528 --> 39:26.238 -TREY: Hey. Are you done early? -Hey. 39:26.322 --> 39:27.531 No. I'm taking a break between surgeries. 39:27.615 --> 39:29.825 I'm about to hit the cafeteria. I haven't eaten since morning. 39:29.909 --> 39:32.912 Hey, what do you think about a donut bar instead of a wedding cake? 39:32.995 --> 39:34.246 Oh, you hate it. Okay, I'll stop. 39:34.330 --> 39:36.957 No, no. I just-- 39:37.041 --> 39:39.085 I think we should get married before June. 39:39.168 --> 39:40.711 Like April-May? 39:41.170 --> 39:42.296 Or like next month? 39:42.838 --> 39:43.714 Oh. 39:43.798 --> 39:45.549 Wow. Okay. 39:45.633 --> 39:47.760 I want to do it while my grandma can still come. 39:47.843 --> 39:50.429 We could do it in my grandma's backyard. 39:51.389 --> 39:55.476 It's not Rock Hills Farm, but I think it'd mean a lot to her. 39:55.559 --> 39:56.560 And to me. 39:57.395 --> 39:58.396 Do you hate me? 39:58.479 --> 40:00.272 -(chuckles) -No. 40:00.356 --> 40:01.524 I love you. 40:01.607 --> 40:03.401 And I'll get to be your husband that much sooner. 40:03.484 --> 40:06.195 It'll be better than a huge mansion because it will be home... 40:06.278 --> 40:08.531 -And we need to find... Wait, I'll stop. -No, go ahead. 40:09.698 --> 40:12.701 MEREDITH: We can be stubborn and competitive. 40:12.785 --> 40:14.370 We don't like to lose. 40:14.453 --> 40:15.454 Protesters still out there? 40:15.538 --> 40:19.375 Uh, just a few. PD arrested some and pushed the rest back, so. 40:21.043 --> 40:24.713 Um, well, after this consult, I'll run back up there and check on RJ. 40:24.797 --> 40:26.966 That was an amazing save today, Ndugu. 40:27.800 --> 40:30.553 I don't know if you're still considering the vascular fellowship, 40:30.636 --> 40:34.682 but... (sighs) patients would suffer if you went back 40:34.765 --> 40:36.183 to being a student in the O.R. 40:39.186 --> 40:41.063 ♪ So I'm letting go ♪ 40:41.147 --> 40:42.148 Okay. Got it. 40:43.149 --> 40:44.150 -Great. Hey. -Hey. 40:45.276 --> 40:47.445 -Oh, God, it's been a day. -Well... 40:48.737 --> 40:49.738 it suits you. 40:49.822 --> 40:51.282 ♪ I am a wave ♪ 40:51.365 --> 40:52.366 Thanks. 40:55.995 --> 40:58.998 ♪ I'mma keep on rollin' ♪ 40:59.081 --> 41:02.126 (indistinct conversations) 41:02.209 --> 41:03.377 Okay. 41:03.461 --> 41:04.920 MEREDITH: But we're also human, 41:05.004 --> 41:06.589 and can get discouraged. 41:08.174 --> 41:10.885 When that happens, we have to look for inspiration around us... 41:12.428 --> 41:13.304 MIKA: Okay. 41:13.387 --> 41:15.389 You got this, okay? Just tell her the truth. 41:15.473 --> 41:18.267 (indistinct conversations) 41:18.350 --> 41:19.351 Dr. Montgomery, 41:19.435 --> 41:22.897 I just wanted to say thank you. My partner wanted to do a babymoon, 41:22.980 --> 41:24.690 but I really wanted to do this. I'm glad that I did. 41:24.773 --> 41:25.941 How far along are you? 41:26.025 --> 41:27.485 Twenty-eight weeks. But there's something you should know-- 41:27.568 --> 41:28.486 Oh, um... 41:28.569 --> 41:30.237 Oh. Here, let me get this. 41:30.821 --> 41:33.324 There's something you should know about today. 41:34.033 --> 41:35.034 Earlier... 41:37.369 --> 41:38.954 (voice echoing) Get out of the way! 41:39.038 --> 41:40.831 JO: Oh, my God. Oh, my God. 41:40.915 --> 41:43.709 (tires screeching) 41:43.792 --> 41:46.212 ♪ Hey, hey, hey, hey ♪ 41:49.757 --> 41:51.133 Oh, my God. 41:51.217 --> 41:53.385 ♪ Hey, hey, hey, hey ♪ 41:53.469 --> 41:55.054 Ge-- Get gurneys! 41:55.137 --> 41:56.263 MARCUS: Stay back! 41:56.347 --> 41:58.724 -(indistinct shouting) -I need backup! 41:58.807 --> 42:01.519 BAILEY: Addison, don't move. Don't move. Don't move. 42:01.602 --> 42:04.104 ♪ Hey, hey, hey, hey ♪ 42:04.188 --> 42:05.564 ♪ Hey, hey ♪ 42:05.648 --> 42:07.191 MARCUS: Stay back! Stay back! 42:07.274 --> 42:08.484 BAILEY: Addison? 42:09.068 --> 42:11.445 MEREDITH: ...and find the strength to keep going. 42:11.904 --> 42:13.405 ♪ Mm, mm ♪ 42:14.198 --> 42:16.784 ♪ I am a wave ♪ 42:16.867 --> 42:20.704 (music fades) 42:23.374 --> 42:29.380 (closing theme music playing)