Meredith is still upset about George, but luckily she has her new best friend McDreamy to help her through it. They take walks! They laugh at the dog! They share sandwiches! He pretends not to be mortified when she confesses to sleeping with George! And she takes his advice to trap George in an elevator (just like McDreamy!) so he'll have to listen. George does not accept Mere's apology. He does, however, cut his own hair into the most unattractive version of the Caesar ever seen on a human. It doesn't seem to make him feel better, but fortunately he has his new best friend Preston Burke to help him through it with a little two-man jazztastical jam. Cristina is horrified at this display of "manly" bonding, but has her own little problem to deal with in the form of Bailey's baby, whom Bailey, retardedly, has asked her to watch for the day while she performs surgeries. It does not go well, duh. Meanwhile, Natalie Cole is admitted with a terminal aneurysm and a fork in her neck, applied by her husband when her messed-up brain made her clamp down on his, uh, jazztastical jam. McDreamy claims he can operate and save her life, but Natalie likes her aneurysm because it's revived her marriage and given her a beautiful new life. She finally agrees to the surgery, which is successful, and also teaches McDreamy a valuable lesson about the dangers of taking one's wife for granted. Izzie is still giving Alex the brush-off for heart patient Denny, who is seriously about to die. Burke does surgery to give him a little more time, but yeahâ¦Denny's gonna kick it. Sorry, Izzie! And in other guest appearance news, Duncan shows up as a hockey star so intent on playing in the big game that he'd rather amputate his own dislocated finger than sit out, rendering his hand useless and ending his career. Good one, Donut.
Previously on Grey's Anatomy: Erin recapped awesomely. Also, Mere slept with George; McDreamy asked Mere to be his new best friend; Izzie developed a crush on a heart patient; and George moved out of Mere's house and into Burke and Cristina's.
So we open, naturally, on poor sad George, who is staring at himself in the bathroom mirror. Mere voice-overs, "As doctors, patients are always telling us how they would do our jobs. 'Just stitch me up, slap a Band-Aid on it, and send me home!'" George looks at himself determinedly, if a little queasily, picks up a pair of fingernail scissors, and starts cutting his hair off. Yes, because making yourself look like you got your hair cut down at the Institute for the Blind...that'll really show Meredith!
Mere voice-overs that it's easy to suggest a quick solution when you don't know much about the problem, or how deep the wound really is. We cut to Mere and McDreamy on a nature trail somewhere, chatting it up and playing fetch with Doc. Come on. Mere says her friends are still upset about the awful thing she did, the very bad, horrible thing she won't tell him about. McDreamy says he doesn't want to know what it is, anyway. "Although we are friends." Mere agrees, they are. Seriously? If you're such good friends, why do you have to keep saying it so damn much? McDreamy goes on to say that, since they're friends, and you tell friends things, she could technically come to him with this kind of problem, since, you know, they're friends and all. Mere says she'll keep that in mind, and turns it around: "What about you? Any problems you want to tell me about?" McDreamy lies that he doesn't have any problems. Not a single one. I can think of a ninety-five pound problem walking right to him, but who am I to judge the mysterious world of friends? Friends, friends, friends.
Cristina wakes up and stumbles towards the coffee. Mere voice-overs, "The first step to a real cure is to figure out what the disease is to begin with. But that's not what people want to hear." Just then Burke and George and George's Haircut for the Blind come in from their early-morning five-mile run. They've bonded, you see. George is all excited, and asks Burke if he wants pancakes. He does! The mix is on the top shelf! Cristina pours her coffee and stares at them. Finally she can take it no longer, and demands to know what's wrong with George's hair. Burke tells her to leave the man alone. "He's got issues." Hee. Mere voice-overs something about ignoring complications that might arise and going for the quick fix, but I can't hear it over the sound of Burke and George making out with each other as they prepare cappuccinos.
A short time later, at the hospital, the interns make their way upstairs. Izzie asks Mere and Cristina what happened to George's hair. "Is he having a nervous breakdown?" Cristina practically spits that he's got issues, then goes on to complain about the bonding he's been doing with Burke. "You should see them together, like, doing things, like running and cooking and talking." She tells Mere to just go apologize to George. Mere says she's tried, but he won't listen. George, clearly hearing every word, walks up front with Bailey and makes pouty faces. Alex runs up behind them. "What's up with O'Malley's hair? He looks like a hobbit." Ha! He asks Izzie why she never called him back last night; is she avoiding him? Izzie innocently asks why she would be avoiding him, and we cut to...
...the reason she's avoiding him. Denny Duquette, Izzie reports, is 36 and having trouble breathing and chests pains. She says his breath sounds are still a little junky, and Denny flirts, "Did you just call me a junkie? That's not very nice." Izzie grins and blushes. Alex rolls his eyes. Burke tells Denny that his congestive heart failure is getting worse despite the meds. Denny asks how they should proceed. Burke asks the interns; Izzie goes to answer, but is interrupted by Alex. "Titrate up his nitrate drip! Hit him with diuretics!" Izzie counters, "ACE inhibitors! Beta blockers!" Burke says he wants someone monitoring Denny at all times. Izzie says she'll stay. Alex: "Me too." Gah.
Addison, Bailey (who is carrying her extremely cute baby in a sling), and the rest of the Gang report on the patient: a pregnant woman named Mrs. Gibson, whose membranes ruptured at 28 weeks, so she's been on bed rest for the past seven weeks. Mrs. Gibson wants the baby out ASAP, as does her husband. Addison wants to get her labs back before they make a decision. Mrs. Gibson gets up to use the rest room, and her husband takes this opportunity to thank Addison, and also flirt heavily with her. "You bear a striking resemblance to a young Catherine Deneuve!" She really does, y'all. Addison is kind of taken aback, but eating it up at the same time. Everyone is uncomfortably watching this, and Bailey says from the back, "Been told I look like Halle Berry." Heeee. You too? People tell me that all the time, you wouldn't even believe it. Mr. Gibson enthuses, "Beautiful! Catherine Deneuve. And you too, of course." Addie says she'll be back later to check on them. Mr. Gibson can't wait.
Bailey's pager goes off, along with lots of other pagers, and she tries to juggle her crying baby while walking and telling Addison the nursery is full. Webber walks over, all, "Uh...you brought your baby...to work? You're not going to take him into surgery with you...?" Bailey says she doesn't have anything scheduled for today. Webber: "...Yet." Bailey says she can't solve a problem until there's a problem to solve, dig? Addison, who has taken the fussy baby and is patting him furiously on the back, says, "Yeah. Is there a problem to solve, Richard?" Heh. Richard says there isn't.
Cut to George ignoring Meredith and Meredith telling him that, at some point, he's going to have to talk to her. George says he's going to take the stairs, and bolts. Mere goes to find the nurse who paged her, and she shows Mere to a couple behind a curtain who are making out in a most conspicuous way. The nurse says it may be neuro, and we see that the male half of the couple has an ice pack on his groin. Mere says it doesn't look neuro to her. Nurse: "Not him." The man says he's fine; it's his wife. The wife, who is played by one Miss Natalie Cole, says it's so embarrassing, but they didn't know what else to do. She turns around to reveal a fork lodged in her neck. Unforgettable! (Oh, come on, I had to.) Credits.
We return to McDreamy examining Miss Cole. She says she's fine, really. Her husband explains that Natalie was giving him "some special attention" under the table. Natalie says that, while she was down there, something happened, and she...clenched. Her jaw. And her husband panicked and stuck a fork in her neck. As you do. Natalie's all, "It doesn't hurt that much, really. We just didn't want to pull it out, because it's in there pretty good." Mere tries to keep from laughing and tells them they did the right thing. McDreamy wants to do an X-ray just to make sure there's no nerve damage, and he also wants to find out what's causing the clenching. Natalie keeps mum, but her husband says it may have something to do with her brain aneurysm. McDreamy is intrigued; Natalie just wants the fork out of her neck so she and her husband can leave. She finally tells him that she has an inoperable brain aneurysm, and that's why she and her husband are in Seattle -- they're seeing all the things they've ever wanted to see before she drops dead. They're very cute together, Natalie and her husband, but McDreamy doesn't care: he tells Mere to do an MRI.
Ambulance bay. Bailey's about to get a surgery! But first she
has to get rid of her hysterical baby. She orders Cristina to take him. Cristina's all, huh? Bailey: "You're going to watch him." Cristina tries to argue, saying she doesn't do that. Bailey says she has a patient she needs to operate on right now. "TAKE HIM." She pulls off her sling and pushes it and the baby into Cristina's arms. Cristina looks like she might stroke out. The baby wails. Bailey runs off to surgery.George spots Dr. Torres from last week giving him the stink-eye. He walks over and she's all, "You didn't call me." George says he did, he sure did call her -- it's just that he hung up every time. Callie: "Nice. Very stalker-like. Uh...what's with the hair?" Yes, tell us, George. George mumbles something about needing it a little shorter. Callie remarks that she makes him nervous, huh? George: "Yeah, a little." Callie thinks this is good, and asks if he wants to see something really cool. Of course he does! We cut to a grotesquely swollen hand, owned by none other than Teddy Dunn. Teddy is a hockey player who got his hand smashed by "this asshat" during practice. Callie and George examine Teddy's X-ray; he's got dislocations and multiple fractures. Callie says orthos love hockey season, because it's like Christmas every day. She's sassy. Teddy asks them to just put in a splint or something, because he's got a really big game this afternoon.
Room of Fellatial Neck Forks. Natalie asks Mere if she knows what she's doing, and if she's ever done this before. Mere: "Have I ever pulled a fork out of somebody's neck?" Natalie's all, "Huh. Right. Let's just do it." Her husband distracts her by telling her to think about Paris, and the wine, and the long walks, and the Champs Elysees. I am here to tell you that I have been more drunk than I've ever been in my life on the Champs Elysees. Think "bruised tailbone." Fucking Champs Elysees. Mere removes the fork so deftly that Natalie doesn't even feel it. Natalie tells her she's amazing, and her husband asks how much she knows about this Dr. Shepherd. Oh, the stories she could tell! Natalie tells "Kyle" she doesn't want any more MRIs; she wants to go to Paris. Kyle says Dr. Shepherd has an incredible reputation. Natalie just wants them to live their lives, no more doctors, no more tests -- just Paris. Mere refrains from sharing any intimate knowledge, and says Dr. Shepherd is an extraordinary surgeon. "If he could help, a second opinion couldn't..." Natalie interrupts to say it wouldn't be a second opinion, it would be a fourth, and when Dr. Shepherd says there's nothing he can do, they'll be devastated all over again. Kyle says he just doesn't want to go to Paris, and wonders if they should have listened to the amazing girl who took a fork out of her neck. They start laughing, and Mere laughs with them. Aw.
Denny's Room. Alex is monitoring Denny, but Denny wants to know where his precious Izzie is. Alex says she's busy with other patients. Denny's all, "Look, man, I'm sure you're a fine doctor. Just not as much my type, no offense." Alex says he guesses he'll just have to settle for being Izzie's type. Damn! Denny nearly has a heart attack, for real. "So...you two?" Alex says pretty much, yep, they're doing it, sorry, dying guy. These people are getting on my nerves.
Meanwhile, Cristina is singing the alphabet while she changes the baby's diaper. Webber walks in and asks what that smell is. Cristina: "Uh...it's feces. It's baby feces. We've had an incident, sir." HAAAAA. Who calls it "baby feces" and not "baby go poop, yes he did, such a big baby!" but Cristina? Webber asks if she's having trouble. Cristina says she's got an MD from Berkeley and a PhD from Stanford -- she can handle this. "Unless you want to do it?" Heh. Webber says it's all right, he'll pass.
Mere's wheeling Natalie through a corridor when Natalie asks her to stop. She wants to walk, she says, and feel her body move while she can. Mere comments that Natalie seems incredibly okay with her prognosis. Natalie says she's more than okay; she's a little in love with her prognosis. "It woke me up. It woke my marriage up. I've been sleepwalking about fifteen years, and now I am wide awake." She says she's having this MRI for Kyle, because he's not ready to let go, but she and her aneurysm? They're good friends. Unforgettable! That's what they are!
Addison finds McDreamy in a lab and says she's been looking for him. McDreamy is involved with looking at Natalie's aneurysm film. Addison: "You know who Catherine Deneuve is?" McDreamy says yes, he knows -- she's a hot French actress. Addie is all proud that her patient's husband said she looked like her. McDreamy totally, totally rains on her parade: "Isn't she blonde?" Addison's all, uh, yeah, okay, you're busy, bye! Ugh.
Izzie and Denny, sittin' in a tree. Actually, just playing Scrabble. Izzie gets 25 points with the word "screw." She restrains herself from adding, "What I would like to do to this magical heart patient." Denny says that's not fair; she didn't tell him they were playing naughty-word Scrabble. Izzie says that's just his dirty mind. Denny says sometimes it's just hard to tell where she's coming from. And then they have a big talk about how Alex said they were together. Izzie, of course, denies it. Denny thinks this is sweet, and thanks her for clearing that up. And then, according to my closed captioning, Denny [breathes raspily] and [gasps], so Izzie has to put an oxygen mask on him and page Burke. Draaaaama! Commercials.
When we return, Burke tells Denny that the news is not good: he wants to install a left ventricular device to help his heart pump. Denny quips, "You guys are trying to turn me into a robot; it's all part of your evil plan." Chuckles abound. Izzie tells Denny that it's a bridge -- not to the great beyond, but something to keep him alive while they wait for a new heart. The catch is, Denny has to stay in the hospital until he gets a donor heart. Denny doesn't like this plan. He asks if there are any other options, and is met with silence. And then, because he's not getting enough blood to his brain, says he needs a little time...to think about it. "Don't take too long, Denny," Burke says, and turns away dramatically.
Izzie pages Alex into the on-call room, and he starts removing his scrubs before the door has even closed. She stops him and says, "That's not why I'm paging you." Of course, she's still staring at his junk as she says this. Izzie says she's paged him there to yell -- she can't believe he talked to Denny about their relationship. Alex thinks Izzie needs to maybe act like a doctor instead of like a contestant on The Love Connection, considering she's trying to get up on a "half-dead, maybe soon to be all-dead patient." Izzie says she can't believe he just said that. Alex: "Someone's got to." Snap.
Teddy Dunn's Land of Hockey. Dr. Torres tells him they need to take care of his finger, and there's no way he can play today. Teddy goes all Duncan and says there are college scouts coming to watch him -- he totally HAS to play, man, don't you get it?! Callie says it's a no-go; if he plays, they risk permanent damage to his fingers. He says there must be something they can do; his entire life is resting on this game, and this is whole future. Perhaps if Teddy had had proper weekly manicures, his career would not be in jeopardy. Callie isn't having it. Teddy storms out.
Mr. Gibson finds Addison outside eating lunch. She reports on his wife -- all is okay, yay! -- but Mr. Gibson is only focused on telling Addison how beautifulllll she is. She reminds him that she is his wife's doctor. Mr. Gibson says he doesn't mean to keep focusing on her looks, but he totally does. He continues to use big words like "objectify" and "extraordinarily" and "beautiful," and then throws the ugly-husband-guilt on her: "I know...a woman like you doesn't want to eat with me." Good God, it's like he's making his own gr
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avy and Addison is licking it up. She asks for his pudding, people!Izzie, George, and Cristina are also outside eating lunch. Cristina has Bailey's baby, which she's holding like it's a poo-smelling bomb. She asks George about Meredith, and again about his hideous hair. George doesn't like this, and when Meredith walks over to sit down, he picks up his tray and stomps out of the lunchroom. Because he's in seventh grade. Apparently, the rest of the group is also in seventh grade, because they argue about how if Meredith would just apologize, everything would be okay. She "oh whatevers" them, and stomps off herself. Izzie says she just wants everything to go back to how it was. Unfortunately, just then Alex walks up, so Izzie has to pull a Mere and George and storm away from the table herself. As Alex slams his tray on the table, the baby starts to cry again, and now Cristina's mad. "AWESOME. THANKS." She gets up and leaves, too. Do any of these people have any damn sense at all?
Cut to Meredith complaining to McDreamy. They're sharing a sandwich on the balcony and talking with their mouths full. It's gross. Mere is mad because all of her friends are upset with her. McDreamy says, as a friend, she sucks. Just then, McDreamy spies Addison across the hospital giggling ridiculously with Mr. Gibson. He pretends not to care, and Mere asks if Addie knows of their "friendship." McDreamy avoids the question by asking if she got Sylvia Booker's blood work back yet. Who the hell is Sylvia Booker? Oh, yes. Natalie Cole.
Cristina holds the screaming baby up to the observation room intercom. She presses the button with the baby's foot and wails, "Dr. Baaaailey?" Bailey, deep in surgery, yells back, "What is it, Yang?" Cristina says she doesn't understand why the baby's crying. Bailey tells Cristina to let her hear him. Cristina holds the baby to the intercom, and he cries obligingly. Bailey immediately responds, "That's cry Number Four. You need to feed him." Heeee. Cristina's all, "Uh...okay...four...hamburger?"
Natalie Cole and Her Terminal Aneurysm. McDreamy explains that he wants to do a brain bypass on her, a surgery that's only been performed a dozen times, once by him. Kyle is all excited, but Natalie says hell no. "I'm leaving. And we're going to Europe. We've always wanted to see it, and we've never had the time. Now we have the time. We're going. That's it." McDreamy doesn't understand why a woman would not want his hands on her, but she does have a brain aneurysm. Commercials.
We return to Kyle stopping McDreamy in the hall. He pleads with McDreamy to talk to his wife, because for fifteen years, he didn't notice her, and now he's rediscovered what an unforgettable woman she is, and he doesn't want her to die. "I love her. And I don't want her to...I don't want my wife to die. Dr. Shepherd, please. Talk to her." McDreamy says he will, of course.
Addison is so hard up that she's excited by a whole half an hour of attention by a married man. This does not bode well for Catherine Deneuve. Bailey tells her that she's not going to fix the problem by having meals with someone else's husband. Addison just grins and swishes off. Bailey calls after her, "I MEAN IT!" Indeed.
Meanwhile, Cristina is having a hell of a time getting Bailey's baby to eat. She is practically screaming at the screaming baby. "I can't help you if you don't want TO EAT!" Burke walks by and finds this all very amusing. Cristina attempts to jam the bottle into the baby's mouth until George, a born nursemaid (if not barber), takes the baby and works his magic. Of course, George has the mentality of a newborn, so it's not that much of a stretch. He tells Burke that babies just like him. Burke: "Well, that speaks to a good bedside manner. Keep up the good work! " Cristina can't stand it, and it's even worse when Dr. Torres walks over all, "Awww! Is that Bailey's baby? He is so cute!" She tells George that she scheduled Teddy's surgery, and she assumes he wants in. Cristina jumps up. "Oh, no, I want in! Any surgery, I'll do it!" Callie gives her a look, and asks, "Who are you? Sorry, I only need one." Cristina has to sit back and watch her surgeries disappear, and also Callie telling George, "This is the last invitation I'm extending, so...the ball's in your court." Oooh! Cristina: "Seriously? Nice. She has a couch you can sleep on?" Heh.
McDreamy finds Natalie Cole waiting for her husband to bring the car around. He says he knows she's worried about the surgery, but Natalie says she's not worried about because she's not having it. McDreamy thinks she's not having it because of the medical risks. Natalie says no, she's not having it because for the first time in twelve years, she has a great marriage, she has a life, and she wants to live it. McDreamy reminds Natalie that if she doesn't have the surgery, she's only got weeks; if the surgery is successful, she's looking at decades. Natalie says she doesn't want to go back to being Kyle's bed warmer in a full-length flannel nightgown, can't he understand that? McDreamy: "I understand you're tired of settling. So don't. Fight. Fight for your life. Fight for your marriage. Let me operate, and make a decision right now that you'll never settle again." Doctor, heal thyself.
Denny's Room. He wakes up to Izzie detailing the reasons he should have this surgery. She's all up in his face, and all in love, so we know he's going to die. Denny says he's just so tired. Izzie appreciates that and all, but this is his chance to live. Denny says having this surgery means he doesn't get to leave, and she knows how much he hates hospitals. Izzie does know, but she can't support him making any other decision. "We need more time." Denny: "We?" Izzie tries to fake him out, all, "We...your doctors...need more time." Then she can't hold it in anymore: "WE...need more time." Denny says it will piss off Alex. Izzie says it will. "Okay?" "Okay." He's still going to die, you guys!
Cut to Teddy, approaching George with jubilance. "Hey, I told you I couldn't miss my game! I made two goals and one assists and there were scouts there!" George asks him what he did. "I cut off my finger! I saved it so you guys could sew it back on!" He holds up an open Coleman ice chest with his severed digit on top. Teddy does not reveal that he got the idea from that Stephen King story where the guy cuts off all his own limbs to survive on a desert island. Or, you know, from the internet. George and his haircut are speechless. Commercials.
Dr. Torres and George are in surgery, trying to re-attach Teddy's finger. Callie says you've got to admire his passion. George: "No. No, you don't." Callie, clearly thinking of something else, says sometimes you can't wait. "Sometimes you just want the pain to stop. So you cut it off. End the problem; end the pain." George says that doesn't end the pain, not if it's that painful to start with -- there will always be that phantom pain. Callie: "Your ex did a real number on you, didn't she?" Hee.
Natalie is going into surgery. She tells Kyle that she still wants to go to Paris. Kyle says they can do that, and whatever else she wants, just as long as she gets this aneurysm de-aneurysed. "And baby? If I die? Promise me you'll do it anyway." Aw. Kyle says he promises. Before she goes into the OR, he kisses her and asks her please not to die. Natalie says she'll do her best. Cute.
Bailey comes to rescue Cristina just as Cristina's gotten the both herself and the baby to sleep. Cristina wakes up groggily as Bailey takes the baby, and says there's poop everywhere, she doesn't know what to do. Bailey assures her it's all okay. As Bailey leaves the room, Cristina says, "I know you're the boss of me, and you could ruin my career, but...I don't baby-sit." Bailey, looking more disappointed than she probably should, answers, "Fine." A musical montage begins.
Denny's surgery. Izzie retardedly thinks that Denny's heart might rebuild itself. Burke brin
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gs her back to reality, and says it's entirely too weak for that to happen.Addie slips her wedding ring on and walks to the Gibsons' room. They're both cooing over their new baby, and sadly for Addison, Mr. Gibson is too busy to compare her once again to Catherine Deneuve. Hey, Bailey told you, sister.
Teddy's out of surgery, and George and Callie are having to break the news to him that the infection he got from his nasty hockey glove was enough to ruin his hand for a long, long time. Teddy's all, "But, wait! I got the instructions from the internet! Mom, tell them they're liars!" Alas, they are not liars. Teddy's hockey career is over. Teddy cries, and again he says, "I got the directions off the internet!" As if you should believe anyone on the internet, present company included.
After McDreamy operates on Natalie Cole, he finds Meredith in the scrub room. He looks hot even in that silly hat, and tells her that he was kidding this morning -- whatever horrible thing she did, she can just tell him. "As a friend." "As a friend." SERIOUSLY. Stop it. Mere says if she tells him, he has to react as a friend. "Not my not-friend." McDreamy says he can do that. "Tell me what's wrong. I'll tell you how to fix it." Mere hesitates, then confesses that she slept with George, and now everything's awful, and she doesn't know what to do. McDreamy has a moment of total not-friendness, but recovers nicely. He flashes that gorgeous grin and tells her to find George, and apologize over and over until he listens. Mere says everyone's telling her that, but she doesn't know how to do that. McDreamy: "Just do what I do. Use the elevator." Oh, so dreamy!
And she does it. I don't know how long Meredith had to lurk in that elevator until George got in, but when he finally does, she announces that he's trapped. George won't look at her at all, and instead rolls his eyes to the ceiling. Mere says she's sorry, truly madly deeply sorry. "I know you're going to get off this elevator and not look back, I know that. But George, we're friends. Real friends. And that means, no matter how long it takes, when you finally do decide to look back, I'll still be here." George is near tears at this point, but still won't make eye contact. The elevator stops, and he gets off, pointedly not looking back. Mere starts her voice-over: "As human beings, we all try to do the best we can."
Cut to Izzie, kneeling by Denny's bed and looking like she's saying the mother of all prayers. She takes his hand, and he wakes up. "Hey. Don't you have somewhere to be?" Izzie: "Yeah. I'm there." Uh huh. MereVO: "But the world is full of unexpected twists and turns. And just when you've gotten the lay of the land, the ground underneath you shifts and knocks you off your feet."
Cristina arrives home to find her beloved and George engaged in a fantastical jazztastical jam session. George is playing the clarinet in the gayest way possible, and Burke is hotly Miles Davising on the trumpet. Cristina tries to pretend that she hasn't witnessed this affront to music, and walks into her bedroom. MereVO: "If you're lucky, you end up with nothing but a flesh wound. Something a Band-Aid will cover."
McDreamy checks on Natalie Cole, who has survived her surgery and is happily resting with Kyle, then we cut to the Airstream. MereVO: "But some wounds are deeper than they first appear, and require more than just a quick fix." Addison is in bed reading. McDreamy, having learned a valuable lesson from Natalie, flops down on the bed and makes his confession. "I was indifferent. In New York, before Mark. I was indifferent towards you. And I was absent. I'm partly to blame for what's happened to our marriage." Addison's like, "Yeah." McDreamy says he's sorry, and he's working on it. Addison, looking even more beautiful than Catherine Deneuve, takes off her glasses and says, "Okay." MereVO: "With some wounds, you have to rip off the Band-Aid, let them breathe, and give them time to heal." And with that glimpse at a marriage in peril, we fade out.
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