Do. Not. Say. Anything.
I am so so sorry.
Wow. Is this you not saying anything?! Go away and do not come back without a liver.
Um, can I get you a tissue?
GO!!!!!!!!
S9 E12Walking on a Dream
Dr. Bailey. Can I please get another intern?
What's wrong with Ross?
A lot.
The kid made a tiny mistake.
Because he's an idiot. If I have to work with him one more second, I'm probably gonna kill him.
Uh, you think I didn't want to kill you? You cut L-VAD wires, and yet there you stand. So be merciful and suck it up.
[voice over] The body can be stubborn when it comes to accepting change. The mind holds out hope that the body can be whole again and the mind will always fight for hope, tooth and nail. Until it finds a way of understanding its new reality and accepts that what is gone is gone forever.
S9 E13Bad Blood
[voice over] We’ve all heard the buzz words, streamline, optimize integrate, adapt. Every day someone comes up with a new strategy or tool or technology to increase our efficiency. The idea is to make our lives easier but the question is, does it?
[voice over] To really be efficient, you have to eliminate what doesn’t work. You have to figure out what is important and hold on tight to the things that matter most.
ACAlana Cahill
If you need to blame instead of thank me, I'm fine with that, because I will know who saved it [the hospital]. I've saved a dozen before just like this one and no one thanked me for those either.
S9 E14The Face of Change
[voice over] I'm not big into change. In oncology, when a normal cell changes into something malignant, it's called cellular transformation. The damn cells turn toxic right in front of your eyes. So as far as I'm concerned, transformation sucks.
Brand ambassador? What does that even mean? You get to wear a funny hat and cut things with oversized scissors?
All I know is, Cahill creeps me out.
[Jo and Alex go to the living room and see Jackson and Stephanie making out on the couch.]
That creeps me out. Who comes over to somebody else's house and starts sucking face?
You invited 'em.
[There are loud noises coming from Cristina's room upstairs.]
What's that?
We are directly underneath Yang's room and Owen's visiting. What do you think?
[looks grossed out] Oh. Is that him or her?
[voice over] Your whole world has transformed. You realize the ground beneath you has shifted. Things are uncertain. And there's no turning back. The world around you is different now. Unrecognizable and there's nothing you can do about it. You're stuck. The future's staring you in the face. And you're not sure you like what you see. Like I said, I'm not big into change.
S9 E15Hard Bargain
[voice over] They say there's one sure sign of a successful negotiation. It's that when the parties leave the table, they both feel like they've been screwed. The goal is a compromise. A situation where everybody wins.
I think it could work.
What can?
You know, people, coworkers getting together. I mean, don't judge it from those lawyers. They don't even like each other. Look at Grey and Shepherd. I mean, they tried to avoid it, but it was like fate or whatever. They had to be together. It was just right, you know?
That's beautiful.
[voice over] They say that negotiation is an art form. Yet, when we negotiate, we have a strategy, we use tactics. Strategies and tactics aren't words we use for seeking a compromise. These are words for going to war.
S9 E16This Is Why We Fight
[voice over] There is a procedure to treat epilepsy that involves surgically severing the connection between the left and right brain. The goal is to block signals that cause seizures. The problem is this also cuts off the brain's ability to communicate with itself. The left side has no idea what the right side is up to. A patient may experience problems with coordination, memory, speech. It's a drastic solution that's only considered when all other options have failed because once a surgeon makes that cut, there's no going back.
CACatherine Avery
Now give your mama a kiss Jackson, she just bought you a hospital.
[voice over] There's a reason surgeons are willing to roll the dice on a risky, go-for-broke, point-of-no-return surgery with potentially devastating consequences. Sometimes, it works.
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