Music:
Grey's Anatomy Theme: Cosy in the Rocket by Psapp
The Barr Brothers, "Old Mythologies"
A jet flies through the clouds. Meredith meets up with Cristina. They find Derek and Zola. They talk about an interview.
The National, "Sorrow"
Meredith tells Holly to give her parents a chance. Teddy and Owen talk about Cristina.
Handsome Furs, "Repatriated"
Jackson shows Dr. Hiatt the ear he has carved from soap. The crew discusses their job interviews. Mark is angry at Jackson.
Cast, "My Funny Valentine"
Richard sings "My Funny Valentine."
Mariah McManus, "Shame On You"
Adele is in a new room. Adele and Richard talk about Allan. Holly crashes.
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Synopsis:
The doctors treat a Jane Doe who turns out to be the subject of a nationally followed case; the residents begin their interviews for post-residency positions; Richard faces a disturbing realization while visiting Adele.
(Preview From ABC)
The doctors work on a Jane Doe, who turns out to be the subject of a case that gained national interest; Cristina proves to be the highest in demand as the residents begin their interviews for post-residency positions at prospective hospitals; and Richard is faced with an unsettling realization when he visits Adele at Rose Ridge.
Owen feels like he's in over his head with the all the attention that the Holly Wheeler case is drawing to the hospital. Richard assures him he'll be just fine. Owen's first task is dealing with the press. He must also try to comfort the girl's father who is upset because someone snapped a photo of Holly in the hallway. Cristina sees how difficult all this is for Owen. She lets him know that he's doing the best he can.
Holly forms a bond with Meredith. She looks to her for assurances on everything. This includes whether or not she should let her parents hug her. Holly is still traumatized by all that she's been through. Speaking of being traumatized, Bailey is paralyzed with fear once she realizes Tuck is missing from the daycare center. Thankfully, her son is just fine. He just had to be taken to the nurse. Bailey is relieved after briefly experiencing the feelings that come with every parent's worst nightmare.
As we mentioned earlier, Holly has formed a bond with Meredith. That's why she feels comfortable enough talking to her about her time with her abductor. Holly feels guilty for some fond memories she had with the man who took her. Meredith assures her that whatever feelings she has about anything, good or bad, are all valid and nothing to be ashamed of. Holly later develops complications, but the team pulls her through.
Owen asks for all doctors who worked on Holly to sign off for her release. Teddy is cool in cardio. Derek, Callie and Mark also agree that she's ready to go home. Bailey thinks so, too. She's just too emotional to say so out loud. That's fine. Derek speaks for her. Owen thanks everyone, especially Meredith, for everything they did for this young woman. His entire staff then gives him a round of applause for how well he handled the situation. Owen is most appreciative of the gesture and pleasantly surprised to see Cristina clapping, too.
Richard is upset when he finds Adele in bed with another man. His name is Alan. His Alzheimer's is much more progressed than his wife's. The truly depressing thing is that Adele believes she's in love with Alan. She lights up whenever he sees him. She barely knows who Richard is anymore. That's why he regretfully, painfully leaves her to spend her days with Alan, as he's the one who now makes her happy.
The fifth years are interviewing for post-residency positions all over the country. Cristina is in the highest demand, as hospitals are sending her gift baskets. April's perky personality may be her downfall in the interview process. At least she meets with some decent hospitals, which is more than Alex can say. Arizona has been recommending him to lame places so he'll stay put.
Jackson is upset because his interviewers are only interested in him because of his family name. As for Meredith, she interviews at a hospital in Boston. It's her first choice for a post-residency program. That means she may leave Seattle Grace someday. And she may not be the only one.