Music:
Grey's Anatomy Theme: Cosy in the Rocket by Psapp
Cee Lo Green, "Cry Baby"
Derek and Meredith stare at a pregnancy test and wait for results. Callie is upset as someone calls for her. Callie and Mark find someone at Callie's apartment. Callie yells at them and tells them to get their stuff out.
Eux Autres, "Under Rays"
Richard informs Teddy that Henry wants her recommendation and comments on their relationship. Eli teases her. Cristina asks about her text. Lexie, April, and Jackson notice Alex teaching Laurel something. Mer comments on Laurel's thongs. Derek and Mer prep Brady. Mer is annoyed that Kira is texting. Owen, Callie, Jackson, and Edward arrive. Brady codes but Edward makes the save when he correctly identifies the problem.
Jack Savoretti, "Harder Than Easy"
Henry tells someone that he named them as an emergency contact because his various illnesses have kept him from making any real friends.
The National, "England"
Richard presents the evaluations to Cristina, Mer, Alex, Jackson, and April. Arizona and Mark watch Sarah, Sophia, and Jared reuniting. April and Jackson watch Laurel as she appears in the kitchen. Cristina tells Owen her day was pretty good. Mer is upset she is not pregnant yet, Derek suggests they 'try more.' Arizona has a serious talk with Callie, and Callie tells Arizona some very important news.
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Synopsis:
Arizona tries to reconcile with Callie, who has big news to share; Teddy faces an important decision; the residents receive new interns; the Chief makes an announcement.
(From ABC)
Arizona seeks Mark's advice as she tries to reconcile with Callie, who has big news of her own; Teddy must make a key decision for Henry during his surgery; and on the same day the residents receive a new crop of interns, the Chief announces he is looking for a new Chief Resident.
Meredith’s student, Keira, is impressed by her boss’s choice of handsome neurosurgeon husbands. Cristina’s guy, Fred, is way too chatty for her tastes. April gets stuck with bald, baby-faced Hudson. Alex is happy to be saddled with total babe Laurel, while Jackson must teach the less-attractive Edward.
The Chief, Bailey, Cristina and her student (call him Fred the Med) treat Henry, the handsome cancer patient who recently married a caring doctor for insurance purposes. Of course, Teddy hasn’t told many folks about her new hubby. That’s why the Chief is beyond surprised when Henry points out his new wife to his team of doctors. Think they’re wondering why they weren’t invited to the wedding?
The Chief lectures Teddy on inappropriate relationships. Her rebuttal argument is that Seattle Grace has always been full of them. She has a point. Even as the Chief and Teddy chat, handsome nurse Eli can be seen flirting with Bailey in the background. Of course, Bailey wouldn’t say she has a “relationship” with Eli. They’re just having a little fun. And smooching at the nurse’s station is always tons of fun.
Henry’s tumor is eating into his kidney, so it’ll have to come out. Fred the Med accidently leaks this info to the patient. Told ya he was chatty. Henry wants a second opinion from Teddy. The Chief is beside himself because he must check with the Mrs. even though this isn’t her area of expertise. Teddy signs off and Fred the Med faints during Henry’s operation. Unfortunately, that’s not the only complication in the OR.
There’s a cyst on Henry’s pancreas. Removal will turn him into a diabetic. With the patient out of commission, it’s up to Teddy, his wife, to make the call. She’s completely unprepared for this, but goes with the Chief’s recommendation. When Henry wakes up, he assures Teddy that he didn’t list her as his emergency contact because of their fake marriage. He did it because he considers her a friend. It’s a very sweet moment.
Here’s the story of a man named Brady. No, really, a guy named Brady was trampled by a team of horses after his partner, Kyle, tried to surprise him with a Scottish-themed carriage ride on their wedding day. As it turns out, horses get spooked by bagpipes. Surprise!
Brady crashes during his surgery. The OR is filled with residents and interns, but only med student Edward (call him Ed the Med) seems to know why this is happening. Jackson tells Ed to scram, but Owen actually listens to the kid. He’s able to stabilize the patient, who forgives his distraught partner during his recovery. Callie witnesses their heartfelt exchange. We’re just wondering if she’s thinking about her situation with Arizona.
Speaking of Arizona, she buys out the folks subletting Callie’s place. Yeah, that’s not gonna fly with the landlord. Callie orders her to get her crap out of her apartment. As far as work is concerned, Arizona treats, Sara, a young girl who has a condition that caused her to be born without cheekbones. The plan is to use skull fragments to build new cheekbones.
Mark wants to try an experimental bone graft procedure on Sara. It would require less recovery time so this tomboy-in-waiting can finally play sports like volleyball. Arizona puts an unflinching kibosh on that idea which leads to a discussion on how she can possibly get Callie back. At the end of the chat, she does an about-face regarding her decision on the bone graft. That’s good news for Sara. Volleyball tryouts are in two months!
The docs are shocked to learn that the Chief asked the med students to evaluate them. Only Alex gets a positive review from Laurel, who ends up spending the night with him. Call it extra credit. In other news, Meredith still can’t seem to get pregnant and Arizona is still desperate to win back Callie. She admits that she bails when things get too hard. Arizona promises it won’t happen if she gets a second chance. Callie wonders if she’ll feel the same way considering her big news. See, she’s pregnant with Mark Sloan’s baby. CUE THE ELEVATOR DOORS TO CLOSE!