前情提要...
你的考试顺利吗?
我感觉不错 但是还要等几天才知道结果
我们都为你捏把汗呢
我们?
你不能在我工作的时候踢我
我以为你会给我一个合理的答案
关于你...
搬来我这儿
我养了只狗
这可不是狗
简直是只土狼 从动物园里跑了出来披着狗皮的狼
我喜欢狗
做为一名医生 我们被训练了要敢于怀疑的精神
因为我们的病人 无时无刻的在对我们撒谎
而规则就是
在被证实诚实前假定每个患者都是大话王
你怎么不去准备巡房
偷些好病例?
那你怎么不去准备巡房
偷好病例呢?
没有原因
撒谎不好...
至少我们从小
就被这样教育
诚实才是最好的办法
真相才会帮助你解脱
我砍下的樱桃树
等等等等
我在等待美梦先生
我在逃避burke
为什么你要逃避burke?
他以为我要搬过去同居
为什么你要等待...
mcdreamy要帮我一个忙
Burke“以为”你要搬过去?
等等 你又开始叫他"mcdreamy" 了?
事实上是 撒谎是必需的
谢谢帮我
扎针和抽血
如果没有家族病史他们不给做这个
我很乐意帮你妈妈做这个临床实验
即使要扎针和抽血
好了
感觉怎么样?
我们自欺欺人 因为事实...
钻心的疼痛
感觉不错
Burke"以为"你搬过去他那边
这是什么意思?
好了 这根本不重要
你又开始把derek称为 "mcdreamy" 了
这没什么
你在干吗?
你又在干吗?
别再重复我说的话了
那你也别问我问题了
Cujo必须走!
他在我床上尿尿 我的床上 meredith
他是我们的狗哦
不 他不是我的狗
你们俩问都没问我就买回来了
我们是从死亡中
把它营救了回来
拜托了 伙计们
我坚决反对
如果狗不搬走 那我搬
现在开始投票
要我还是要狗 哪一个?
你犹豫了
她犹豫了!
你竟然犹豫了?
我没有犹豫 只是在想而已
这还需要想吗?
好吧 我现在就搬走
稍后 我稍后会搬走 因为我现在需要巡房
告诉我那不是条狗
那不是狗
Rick freeark 29岁 左手3根手指截断
出血已经止住了
情况基本稳定 路上注射了5单位吗啡
手指呢?
有点不太好找 所以就先送伤者过来了
Rig找到他们并放在冰箱里面了 稍后会过来
十分钟左右吧
很好 继续静脉注射
加上该用的那些抗生素
Yang 你在外面等手指送来
好!
你们会帮我缝回去对吧?
因为他们把那个家伙被老婆剁下来的小弟弟都缝回去了 对吧?
小弟弟和小手指就像苹果和桔子一样
怎么发生的?
我正在往货车上装一些装备 结果他们被货车门卡住了
你是音乐家?
玩吉他的
你们一定能帮我缝回去 对吧?
这不是什么大事件 对吧?
哦 天 我最好别被乐队踢出来
Grey's Anatomy 214 Tell Me Sweet Little Lies
切口看起来很干净 很好
干净的切口会让缝合回去更容易一些
我实话实说
如果手术成功的话
你面对的是长时间的物理治疗
来帮助你完全复原
你吸烟吗?
怎么了?
吸烟会压迫你的血管供血
我见过几个做的很好的缝合 之后却因为吸烟又掉了
那你想说的是
手术之后我如果吸烟的话
然后 乒一下 我手指就掉了?
不是 首先是变黑 接着骨疽
然后才掉下来
哦... 我不吸烟...
真的?
从烟碱污点来看 你手指吸烟哦
噢...
外面有人吗?
你~好~
别看我
一个月前她做了一个臀部复位手术
而且上周就应该出院了
那为什么她还在这?
因为我不是个保镖 而这里也不是夜总会
我靠着这仅有的人力和资源
尽我所能的完成我的工作
如果你有任何问题的话
那就跟头儿说去吧
~don't know why
there's no sun up in the sky
stormy weather...~
Larson夫人必须离开
如果她不想离开 我能怎么办?
她都78岁了 而且行动不便
你有你的优势 用用吧
哦 karev 我能和你谈谈吗?
这是你补考的结果
谢谢
哦...
你不打算打开看看吗?
当然 我会打开的
~i'm weary all the time~
哦 谢谢 谢谢
好 Larson夫人 我是O'malley医生
哦 爱尔兰人
我超爱爱尔兰人的 他们有一种...
火花
你可以在他们眼中看到 而且还大摇大摆
来啊 O'malley医生
让我看看大摇大摆
眼神不错
但是 你还需要在大摇大摆上下点功夫
Larson夫人...
叫我sophie
现在 帅哥 听话 帮我拿个新的遥控器吧
这个不好用了
Sophie...
嗯?
我不能给你拿个新遥控器
因为你已经不是这里的患者了
从你的病历上来看
你在sugar maple养老院有个房间
我等到我女儿的房子装修好就走
她正在把她的书房
布置成我的卧室
把房间涂上稍微粉红的颜色
那么现在...给我拿个遥控器吧 小爱尔兰
我要开始唱啦
直到你回来为止
~can't go on
everything i have is gone
stormy weather~
马上回来
宫崎由美 恩 22岁
今早送来之后一直不停的打嗝
已经给了50单位的氯丙秦
药让她停了一会儿
但之后很快又重新开始打嗝了
所以现在需要个外科会诊
来排除食道穿孔
她什么时候开始打嗝的?
几天之前 她不会说英语
你是她男朋友吗?
她教练
哦 她是个运动员
哦 由美是个超级吃家
吃也是项运动?
哦 宫崎
对了 对了 没错 她在日本就像个摇滚歌星一样
再问一次 吃也是运动吗?
告诉她我在电视上见过她
告诉她我也是个运动员
我是摔跤选手
这个年轻的医生想告诉你他是个摔跤手 我觉得这丫在调戏你呢
告诉他 我把他这样的小男孩当早餐吃
她想知道一个摔跤手怎么能聪明到可以当医生的
她认识的大部分摔跤手都是白痴
就告诉她
那是因为她走错体育馆了
不如你告诉她
持续的打嗝
也许是一些严重病状的征兆
去预订一个食道X 光
噢 她今天下午
在"品尝西雅图"有个比赛
你不能就给开点比较强烈的药吗?
那个挺有用的
那吃药之后还打嗝吗?
还打
那就根本没用
噢
Bailey医生?
安静
Bailey医生 你没事吧?
好吧 谁去呼一下addison shepherd
这就是了
心跳很强壮
既然没有任何的扩张或者宫颈变薄
看起来只是Braxton-Hick收缩
但是?
我太了解这种温和关切的语气了
我经常用的伎俩
有时 假阵痛是身体告诉你疲惫的信号
我是个医生
我清楚你职业的事实 但是你也要清楚你怀孕的事实
然后放轻松
如果有什么需要我帮忙的...
恩 有 首先你帮我从这台子上弄下去
Bailey医生...
胃肠科学实验室对宫崎女士的食道X光有点问题
好吧 我们走
Stevens医生
今天多留意她一些
警惕她任何疼痛的宫缩 是否多于每小时五次
任何征兆都有可能导致早产
这可不是帮我的忙 stevens
你知道对吧
naomi cline 43岁
三年前曾用猪三尖瓣
做了移植手术 先生
naomi 见到你很意外
这么快就回来了
猪的心瓣一般能用10-15年
但是你的看起来你的退化起来
有点超乎我想像的快
哦 心脏瓣膜 schmeart valve (抱歉 这个我google不到 不知啥意思)
我结婚了 Burke医生!
我找到他了...
我的真爱 那个...你跳 我就跳 (泰坦尼克害人不浅哦)
看...
漂亮吧?
再看...
看那个超级宇宙无敌大帅哥
我们是在杂货店相遇的
噢 亲爱的
恭喜
真高兴见到你如此开心 naomi
是啊
唔 那么naomi的心脏瓣膜...
那是什么意思?
哦 你妻子有未诊断出的潜在原因造成你妻子的瓣膜磨损
理论上 grey?
风湿热 长期使用偏头疼药...
或静脉注射毒品
都能造成瓣膜疾病 先生
喔 我不用药 我不需要他们
我已经有小Tom了
他就是我的仙丹灵药
不是吗 宝贝? 当然是
她磕药了 Burke医生
不 她正恋爱呢 她很开心
没人会开心成那样的 她正High呢
做一个毒理检测
但是naomi从不会欺骗我
如果她说没磕药 那就是没磕
你在凭第六感诊断病人
人人都是谎话家
Grey医生 那是条狗吗?
不
这个保持抬高一会 好吗? 好
我马上回来帮你做检查
嗨 yang
你刚才有点无礼哦
因为他在撒谎
而且你的无礼还能让那男人提神醒脑
可是他都震惊了
你要让他在一天之内丢了手指 和唯一还保留的爱好
我们需要点同情心
同情心?
是 一种情感 以前听过吗?
你听过吗?
她好不容易才解脱出来 而你竟然让她又开始叫你美梦先生了
现在我不过是告诉病人事实而已
我想什么时候你也该试试这个
遥控器...
遥控器
O'malley
我在...我在帮Larson夫人找个遥控器
你的优势怎么了?
你见过Larson夫人吗 先生?
不然你认为为何她会在这里住这么久
而且还是私人病房?
她把你也搞定了?
知道吗 她以前是为军队唱歌的
我们不能让她就这么住着
直到她女儿的房子搞定接她走吗?
不 我们不能
至少不能在外科
哦 好的
那其他的什么科呢?
我是主任 o'malley
我不能容忍把病人踢到其他科室的行为
听懂了吗 o'malley?
我要错过我的节目呢 小爱尔兰
而且我也没看到我要的遥控器
在你那性感的小手上出现
我发现你的排尿量从昨天开始有些轻微的增加
我要带你去妇科做个检查
以确保你的子宫没有下垂
亲爱的 我的子宫在过去30年从来都没什么事情
我知道
但是现在可能就有事情了
一件可以让你继续留在医院里的事
做检查
你开车 我开枪
你不能搬出去 george
哦 是的 我要搬出去
我已经发出了最后通牒
扔下了手套
在沙子上画线
哦 撤销它 捡起来 擦掉它
男人是不会在给了最后通牒之后又妥协的
Meredith已经做出了选择 她选了狗
一个女孩选狗都没选你?
是
不是
我们一定要做这个吗?
当然 开始吧
等我一下
如果izzie没集中注意力的话我们没办法开始
-Izzie 快点 -我应该在传单上写什么?
-我不... -现有一只该死的破坏性大 侵略性强的狗出售?
一点用也没有
好吧 顽皮可爱的小狗狗 需要一个爱心之家的保护
不错
当然
嗨 george.
别和我说话!你只会让我更生气
你只会搞砸我的游戏 我可是志在必得的
好吧
你在干吗?
-哦 是张传单 我打算贴到... -izzie 快点
来了 别兴奋过头了
好吧
不许碰!
开始!
你在登广告把狗送出去?
-我说了我会做的? -但是你没做 也不会做
而我不想让george搬走
那好 至少附上它是没经过训练的
怎么?这是事实
是吗? 你要写上事实? 好啊
一只超级凶恶魔鬼混帐狗转让
绝对尿湿你的床
他也是你的狗 我们一起带他回来的
我们是一起带他回来的 但是他不是我的狗
他也不是你的狗 他甚至都不认识我们 我们在家的时间太少了 根本不够让他认识我们
记录诞生!
她作弊
我打败你们了
你倒是想成为我 但是你不能
你想成为我 但是你...
该死 她要吐出来了
快跑!
呵!
手术病房区
变成了一个大杂烩的地方
好多不需要手术的也住这里了
我们工作过度 而且疲惫不堪
-这个让我们... -又是护士们?
你就不能做点什么吗?
你曾经是他们的一员 你没和他们说点什么吗?
这就是为什么你永远得不到护士尊重的原因...
外科自大狂
我才不是自大狂
你正在用那繁重的工作量屠杀他们
看看提示板
怎么了?
这是张漂亮的板子
这是张非常拥挤的板子
我们需要更多的护士
Kamaji先生
这个应该就是她打嗝的原因所在了
她的食道中有一条裂缝
你们能处理吗?
当然可以手术来治愈 越快越好
过了今天的比赛后
她在三月前都比较空闲
不 她现在就开始空闲
她今天不能参加比赛
如果她很喜欢固态食物的味道的话
我建议放弃这个而去选择比较不激烈的运动
比如拳击
明白了
能让我们单独呆一会吗?
Karev...
找个翻译来
我们要确保她知道到底发生了什么
熄掉烟
对不起
我要帮你准备手术了
能让你的朋友离开吗?
我不会点着的(烟)
只是这么握着
好的
说真的 你拿走吧 扔掉
不 你握着吧
我认真的 我没打算抽
我也认真的 我不介意 你想做什么就做什么吧
你认为我戒不掉 对吗?
戒不掉
~i'm lonely all the time~
哦 不
哦 没错
小爱尔兰
妇科的那个和蔼的女医生说
自从我74年切除子宫之后
我就没有一个子宫可以下垂了
该死
我感觉有点发烧
我这年纪的女人如果发烧的话
也许意味着
哦 一大堆可怕危险的疾病
护士一个小时前给你测了体温
很正常
对不起 sophie
我必须给你女儿打电话了
我没说完呢 我真的挺热
那一定是条该死的狗
什么?
一对那样的眼睛...
和温暖结实的手...
谁家姑娘竟然放弃你而选狗...
所以一定是条该死的恶狗
Cline夫人的毒理测试和滴定测试都是阴性
我当时竟然那么肯定
该调整一下你的世界观了 Grey医生
还有一些你不认识的不撒谎的人呢
也许吧
尽管如此 坦白说
用药可以解释瓣膜损坏
那我们下面该怎么做?
帮Cline夫人预定个手术
好的
晚上想过来吃晚饭吗?
什么?
吃晚饭...
我们家...我和cristina的
为什么?
你是cristina最好的朋友
我想让她感觉到 我随时欢迎她的朋友来我们家
噢 她已经搬去你家了?
对
她没告诉你吗?
她当然告诉我了 为什么她不告诉我呢?
她已经搬过去了 对吧?
我觉得 简直太棒了
很好
谢谢
我刚从Freeark先生的病房出来
他确信他肯定戒不掉吸烟了
而你也赞同
他问我的想法而已 你要我道歉吗?
不 我只是想让你进去告诉他 你当时想错了
你今天心情不太好
因为你最爱的叔叔刚刚因肺癌过世 所以每次你看到香烟的时候都深恶痛绝
随便说什么你能说的吧 只要让他相信是你的错
不是他的
因为如果他觉得他戒不掉 那他就不会去戒了
那样我们甚至都不用做这个手术了
好吧
你怎么回事?我是你老板
-你到底怎么了? -闭嘴 你现在不是我老板
我们是在电梯里 这是你的专长 对吧?
电梯里的美梦时刻?
Yang医生
此时此刻 我不是Yang医生 而你也不是Shepherd医生
你只是一个伤害我朋友的男人
一个误导她去养一只不能养的狗的男人
她养狗完全是因为男朋友
-骗她说没老婆 -我从没骗过她
我一眼就能识别谎话 因为我经常说谎
好 你让我去对病人撒谎?
好的 那我就去撒谎
由美
嗨 翻译来了
病人呢... 宫崎?
她和朋友20分钟前离开了
她还没容许出院呢
对不起 我们人手不够
我以为其他人办理手续了
该死
快点!
该死
快点!
你下床干吗?
我要买条巧克力
你已经注射吗啡了
你马上要做手术了 不能吃东西
-Freeark先生 拜托 -我爹才是 Freeark先生
当心
他有个combover发型 (挺恶心的发型)
而且....还有一个叫kimberly的讨厌的老婆...
rick 听着
之前 我有点过分了
不...
你促使我思考
我不想变成一个坐在酒吧里
带着截断手指的人
抽了整整10年烟
跟大家吹牛说我曾经比dave navarro弹的好 (dave navarro歌手)
是啊 你不想成为那种痛苦的废物
是这样的...
我最后一只烟是在今早抽的
只是 我没意识到那是我最后一只烟...
你认为你在做什么?
他竟然在缝合rick的手指的时候
让我站在手术室的后面看
我甚至都碰不到牵引器
我讨厌他
说真话... 你到底是不是搬去和burke一起了?
我告诉他我搬过去
但是仍然保留我的公寓
怎么?
我每晚都在burke家睡觉 我衣服都在那边
所以我仍然保留我的公寓 有什么大不了啊?
你需要告诉他
事实上 我不需要
那个...
我好像应该去吃晚饭
在你那假公寓里
和你那假同居密友?
哦 我永远也不会让你过来和burke一起吃晚饭的
那太奇怪了
这就是我要说的
别再撒谎了
那你很诚实吗?
上次你叫他 mcdreamy
你简直像恋爱中的女人
我们只是朋友
哼哼
我们是
西尼罗河病毒 你开玩笑?
没有 看看她 她正在发烧
而且比今天早上虚弱
她可能代谢失调了
她在这里住一个月了 O'malley医生
最近看到这医院里有过蚊子吗?
哦 好英俊的男人啊
巧克力一样的眼睛
为了帮你测试的 Larson夫人
我们要做个脊髓穿刺
你会帮我做这个吗?
是的 女士
那么...
叫我sophie
没问题
真高兴认识你 小爱尔兰
如果你在这里签字的话
我们就可以帮你准备手术了
好的 知道吗 你是个非常漂亮的女孩
看看你自己
你应该多笑笑
Cline先生
哦...
帮我个忙
好的
别告诉她 你看到我了
我不知道是否应该进去
她...
她有点让人受不了
是啊 她...
非常开心
那个 我以为不过是
嗯..坠入爱河 结婚
但是现在我竟然有点希望蜜月到此结束了
我的意思是 不太正常
对吗?
没人会那么那么开心
再给naomi cline做个毒理测试
谁下的命令? 当然是Burke医生
不好意思打扰你
救护人员正带着宫崎由美在来这里的路上
她在"品尝西雅图"大赛上昏倒了
而且吐血
该死的蠢蛋
估计她的食道现在已经变成两半了
好吧
嗯
你没事吧?
食道自发性破裂的并发症
开始
胸腔积液 败血症 休克
脸色发青有急促呼吸声
血压76/42
心律超过130
给她大流量氧气以及第二次推注盐水
好的 带她去手术室吧
那边都准备好了等着呢
那个变态的教练应该也在担架旁边
留心奖品吧 karev
挽救这女人的生命
我稍后就过去
我也是 喂 喂
你想干吗 给他一拳?
没错
那你是要修理他一顿
然后在你必须打开补考成绩之前
被罚退出整个系统
为万一你不及格做准备
上帝 你这个大白痴
Karev医生 我怎样开始 食道肌肉切开术?
沿最近的末梢切入以暴露出粘膜伤口
没错
然后我们做伤口清创术...
啊!
Bailey医生 这是早产阵痛 这不是braxton hicks收缩
我确定你面对的是宫缩
为什么你没更早一些叫我?
好吧 你快离开这里吧
我打算做个胃部修补
这都是我教给你的
快点出去
这里 拿住那夹子
有人呼叫我 Grey医生
Jeffrey要给我"我"额外要求的血液测试结果
你伪造我的签字?
这个非常不好 对吧?
嗯 非常不好
Naomi没吸毒
测试结果是阴性
真的?
对 还是阴性
下次如果再伪造我的签名 告诉我
不要让我白跑一趟
就这些?
你不打算对着我大喊
说"该死 grey" 然后狂风大作?
如果你想的话 我可以
不
Burke医生 这是另外一张
她的复合胺浓度高得吓人
Grey医生 你去问个详细的病史
嗯
Cline夫人什么时候开始哮喘的?
第一次手术之后
怎么?
我们在她的肺里面发现了一个类癌肿瘤
非常罕见
几乎无法诊断
它用一系列看起来完全不相干的症状伪装自己...
成人哮喘 瓣膜坏死...
血液中复合胺浓度上升...
造成一种愉快的假象
你是说naomi其实没有看起来这么开心?
她只是有个肿瘤?
没错
谢天谢地
你们才有肿瘤呢
我告诉你们我坠入爱河了
对不起 你的身体对你的意识撒谎了
哦 那就让这谎言继续吧 好吗宝贝?
哦...
多快你们能治愈她?
明天我们就能摘除肿瘤
如果一切顺利 naomi会恢复正常
太好了 谢谢 你俩
谢谢你没因为伪造你签字
的事情训斥我
谢谢你
我知道你也许是cristina最相信的人了
她非常坚强 但是她听你的话
如果你告诉她搬过来的话...
无论如何..谢谢
没问题
现在你左胳膊有任何感觉吗?
没有
问一下 我能看着吗?
嗯 可以
我想看仔细每条如果我再吸烟就毁了的血管和神经
不是说我会...
嗯 再也不抽了
我已经抽过了最后一根香烟
好吧 我们开始吧
敬老院那边说她根本没出现
这到底怎么回事?
她不愿意离开
我母亲年纪大了而且很虚弱 你竟然不能让她离开?
你到底认识你妈妈吗?
好吧
她现在在哪里?
哦 嗨 我是O'malley医生
她正在传染病科检查呢
传染病?
什么时候她开始有传染病的?
她没有 她只是不想出院
她这是不可置信
是的 的确这样
那么她的房间准备好了?
因为我现在就可以过去把她接过来
那边的房间早就准备好了
不 我不是说sugar maple
我是说你的房子
什么?
那个... 粉红房间...
在你的房子里
嗨 sophie
小爱尔兰
好甜蜜的惊喜哦
你查不到我得了什么病 对吧?
查不到 我想你没问题的
Sophie你女儿刚才来过了
唔...敬老院...
是给老人准备的
我知道我年纪有点大了
我的确知道这个
但是如果我必须去那里...
我怕...
我会变老
我觉得不可能
噢
你知道...
如果我可以一定会留你在这里的?
哦 不 亲爱的
你不需要在我身上浪费时间了
你应该忘了那该死的狗去找点乐子
嗯?
她选个动物也没选你
那又怎样?
哦 女人是傻瓜
这不是什么新闻了
但是生命太短暂了 你不能无限妥协 小爱尔兰
所以去争取吧
去争取你应该得到的
朋友 现在这个...
才是大摇大摆
我将用无铬缝合线
缝合腹腔
谢谢
头儿?
我们干完这个再说
拉住那个牵引器
多吸引一下
我需要一个海绵棒
怎么了?
我试过了 但是你不听我的话
现在是6:07
第二组轮班的护士在6:00开始
他们没来
你知道你这样会怎样伤害这个医院吗?
我已经打电话找了临时代班的
这是什么?
官方通知书 我们十天后要举行罢工
你做的不错 由美 一切正常
(鬼子话)
我们应该去把翻译找过来帮忙
她不明白怎么回事
我们马上回来
你他妈的在这里干吗?
我真不应该...
我以为她会没事的
对不起
别和我说 和她说
告诉她她的职业生涯是如何毁在你手上的
这比揍他一顿好多了
那个...
你能..
你想我帮你打开?
嗯 那个 这个...
我不能 所以...
我-我不该 我是说 我...
听着 你已经认为我是个白痴了
所以不会还有什么更大的震撼了
恭喜
你不是个白痴
除了当你....变白痴的时候
很好
嗨 他怎么样?
嗯 挺想抽根烟的
但是我想他能坚持住的
不错
我只是对她比较好
好吧
我能友好一点但是不 那个..
mcdreamy 我知道
我真的能
了解
那好吧
在床上休息 直到婴儿降生
你知道什么是床上休息 对吧 miranda?
知道 该死
看该死的电视和书
这个 是我们大家给你的
我也许怀孕了47个月(?)
我也许会在床上休息
我也许都看不到自己的脚
但是我还是Bailey医生
我可以听说任何事情
我知道所有事情
我会监督你们中的每一个人
还有 我会回来的
罢工?
罢工
你俩都是傲慢无礼的外科医生
嘿
刚才是izzie 她不愿意把狗带回家
嗯
好吧
如果你想让我告诉burke 我没搬过去
我会去的
不 别
什么?
别告诉他
只少不是现在
或今晚
我的意思是等等
这可以等等再说
关于derek我是撒谎了
我们不光是朋友
我不是这样想的
他还是mcdreamy
我知道
你没必要选择 唔
我知道你这段日子挺难的
我知道你想念shepherd
不可否认 你最近的生活变得非常的可恨
你可以变得有点自私
但是你不能选狗而不选我
我是george
我为你睡在客厅里
我帮你买卫生巾
每次你需要时我都...
握着你的手
我有权被关注...
尊重
让你至少不会想一只不知哪来的狗
多过想我
所以...
我不会搬出去的
随便你喜欢不喜欢 我会留下的
无论我们多么努力去试图忽视
或者否定这个...
最后 谎言终会不攻自破..
真开心你能搬过来
我也是
无论我们喜欢还是不喜欢
好的 狗狗...
我们走吧
嗨 小狗
嗨 伙计
欢迎回家...
你好吗?
他真漂亮
-我们带了它的玩具 -噢 这个是它的狗粮和水盘
哦 好的
这里
好
谢谢你们帮我
我知道这挺麻烦的
哦 没什么
不过是条狗罢了
对吧? 过来 狗狗
唔...
我们..在车里等你
好的
那个 他 ... 咬所有的东西
所以 所有东西都别让他够到
他不喜欢猫
也不喜欢小不点的小狗
哦...
没经训练
噢
也许我不该告诉你这个
是啊
你不用非做这个
什么?唔...那个 我有这么一大片地方呢
不然也是闲置浪费了
derek
不过是条狗 没有任何意义的
它会过的很好的
唔
好吧
晚安
但是 事实是这样
所有的真相...
真的好疼
所以我们撒谎
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[Narrator] Previously on Grey's Anatomy:
- [Lzzie] How did your test go? - Good, but I won't know for a few days.
- We're pulling for you. - We are?
You cannot kick me while I'm doing my job.
I thought you could give me an answer to my question.
About you... moving in.
I have a dog.
That's not a dog. It's a hyena dressed in dog clothing.
I love dogs.
[Meredith] As doctors we're trained to be skeptical...
because our patients lie to us all the time.
The rule is; every patient is a liar until proven honest.
[& Saint Etienne: A Good Thing]
Why aren't you prepping for rounds and stealing the good cases?
- No reason. - No reason?
Lying is bad. Or so we're told.
Constantly, from birth.
"Honesty is the best policy."
"The truth shall set you free."
"I chopped down the cherry tree." Whatever.
- I'm waiting for McDreamy. - I'm avoiding Burke.
- Why are you avoiding Burke? - He thinks I moved in with him.
- Why are you... - McDreamy's doing me a favor.
- Thinks you moved in with him? - You're calling him "McDreamy?"
The fact is, lying is a necessity.
[Meredith] Thank you for this, with the needles and blood.
They won't accept her without a family history.
I'm happy to get your mom into the clinical trial.
Even with the needles and blood.
All done. How's that feel?
We lie to ourselves because the truth...
The truth freaking hurts.
It feels good.
- Burke thinks you moved in with him? - It's not important.
- You're calling Derek "McDreamy" again? - It's nothing.
- All right, what are you doing? - What are you doing?
- Stop repeating what I say. - Stop asking me questions.
[Thumping]
Cujo has to go!
He peed on my bed. My bed, Meredith.
- He's our dog. - No, he's not my dog.
You two bought him without even asking me.
We rescued him from certain death.
Come on, you guys.
I'm putting my foot down. Either the dog moves out or I do.
Foot. Down. Now.
Me or the dog. Which is it?
[Dog pants]
- You hesitated. She hesitated. - You hesitated?
I didn't hesitate. I was thinking.
You have to think about it? Fine.
I'm moving out right now.
Later. I'm moving out later. Because right now, I have rounds.
- Tell me that is not a dog. - [All] It's not a dog.
[Beeping]
- [Man] Let's go. - Rick Freeark, 29.
Severed three fingers on his left hand. Controlled the bleeding.
Vitals stable. Gave him five of morphine.
- Fingers? - Had trouble retrieving them,
so we took off. Rig behind us found 'em. They're iced and ready.
- Ten minutes out. - Continue with IV fluids
and start a course of antibiotics. Yang, wait outside for the fingers.
[Man] Can you sew them on?
They sewed that guy's penis back on after his wife chopped it off.
Penises and fingers are like apples and oranges.
- How did it happen? - I was loading my gear on to the truck
for a gig and they got caught.
- You're a musician? - I play the guitar.
You can sew them back on, right? This is not that big a deal, right?
Oh, dude, I better not be out of the band.
[& Psapp: Cosy in the Rocket]
[Derek] The cuts look clean. That's good.
Clean severed makes reattachment easier.
I'm not going to lie to you. If the surgery is successful,
we're looking at a long recovery with lots of physical therapy.
- You smoke? - Why?
Cigarettes constrict blood vessels. I've seen grafts fail over a few cigarettes.
So what are you saying?
I smoke a cigarette after my operation and boom! My fingers fall off?
No. First they turn black and necrotic and then they fall off.
Well... I don't smoke, so...
Really? Because judging by the nicotine stains, your fingers do.
[Woman] Anybody out there?
Hello?
Don't look at me.
She had hip replacement surgery a month ago and was discharged last week.
Then why is she still here?
Because I am not a bouncer and this is not a nightclub.
I am doing what I can, with extremely limited staff and resources
and if you have a problem with that, take it up with the chief.
[Woman] & Don't know why
& There's no sun up in the sky...
- Mrs. Larson's got to go. - If she refuses to go, what can I do?
She's 78 and non-ambulatory. You have the upper hand here. Use it.
Karev, can I talk to you for a second?
- Results of your Medical Board exams. - Thanks.
- Aren't you going to open it? - Yeah, I'll open it.
& I'm weary all the time &
- Oh, thank you. Thank you. - Mrs. Larson, I'm Dr. O'Malley.
Oh! An Irishman. I love the Irish. They have a sparkle.
You can see it in the eye. And the swagger.
Come on, Dr. O'Malley. Show me the swagger.
The eyes are right,
but you'll have to work on the swagger.
- Mrs. Larson... - Call me Sophie.
Now, be a doll and bring me a remote.
This one's busted.
Sophie.
I can't bring you one because you're no longer a patient at this hospital.
According to your chart, you have a room at the Sugar Maple Nursing Home.
I'm staying until my daughter's house is ready.
She's converting her den into my bedroom.
She's doing it in a shade of pink.
Now... bring me a remote, Irish.
I'm going to sing... until you get back.
& Can't go on
& Everything I have is gone
& Stormy weather...
[George] Coming right up.
Yumi Miyazaki, 22. Presented this morning with persistent hiccups.
She was given 50 chlorpromazine which stopped them, but then they returned,
so she needs a surgical consult to rule out esophageal perforation.
- When did your hiccups start? - A few days ago.
- She doesn't speak English. - You her boyfriend?
Her coach.
- She's an athlete? - Yumi is a competitive eater.
Eating is a sport?
Miyazaki. Yeah, yeah.
She's like a rock star in Japan.
Again, eating is a sport?
Tell her I saw her on TV. Tell her I'm an athlete too. I'm a wrestler...
[Yumi hiccups]
She wonders how a wrestler got smart enough to be a doctor.
Most wrestlers she knows are dumb.
Tell her she hasn't been hanging out at the right gyms.
How about instead you tell her that a persistent hiccup
could be an indication of something much more serious?
Schedule an esophagogram.
She's competing this afternoon at the Taste of Seattle.
Can't you give her a stronger dose of that drug? It worked.
Did the hiccups come back?
- Yes, but... - Then it didn't work.
[Bailey groans]
- [Lzzie] Dr. Bailey? - Be quiet.
[Lzzie] Dr. Bailey, are you OK?
[Sighs]
All right, somebody page Addison Shepherd.
[Addison] There he is. Heartbeat's strong.
Since there's no dilation or effacement,
it looks like nothing more than Braxton Hicks.
Except?
I know the mild-concerned tone. I've used it myself from time to time.
Sometimes false labor is the body's way of saying "slow down."
I'm a surgeon.
I understand the realities of your job
but you need to understand the realities of your pregnancy. Take it easy.
- Is there anything I can do to help? - You can help me get up off this table.
Dr. Bailey?
The GI lab has a couple of questions about Miss Miyazaki's esophagogram.
All right. Let's go.
Dr. Stevens.
Keep an eye on her. Watch for painful contractions, more than five an hour.
Anything that could indicate preterm labor.
The favor's not for me, Stevens. You know that.
[Meredith] Naomi Cline, 43.
Had her tricuspid valve replaced three years ago with a porcine valve.
Oh, Naomi.
I'm surprised to see you back again so soon.
Pig valves usually hold up 10-15 years.
Yours is degenerating too quickly for my comfort.
Oh, heart-valve, schmart-valve.
I got married, Dr. Burke. [laughs]
I found him. My true love.
My "you jump, I jump." [laughs]
Look. Isn't it beautiful?
And look... Iook at that beautiful, beautiful man.
- We met in the grocery store. - Oh, honey.
Congratulations. It's good to see you so happy.
Yeah.
So, Naomi's heart valve? What does this mean?
There's a cause for your wife's valve failure that remains undiagnosed.
Theories, Grey?
Rheumatic fever, chronic use of migraine meds...
[dog barks]
...or IV narcotics could all cause valve disease, sir.
Oh, I don't use drugs. Don't need 'em.
I've got Tom.
He's my drug. Aren't you, baby?
- She's high, Dr. Burke. - She's in love. She's happy.
Nobody is that happy. She's on drugs.
Run a tox screen. But Naomi doesn't strike me as a liar.
If she says no drugs, then it's no drugs.
- You develop a sixth sense about this. - Everybody's a liar.
[Dog barks]
Dr. Grey, is that a dog?
No.
[Derek] We need to keep this elevated, OK?
I'm gonna check in on you in a little bit.
Yang.
You were a little harsh in there.
He was lying. Your "harsh" is another man's "refreshing."
Well, he's in shock. He lost his fingers and his only remaining habit in one day.
We need to be compassionate.
- Compassionate? - It's an emotion.
- Have you ever heard of it? - Have you?
Barely back on her feet and you've got her calling you McDreamy again.
I was telling the patient the truth. You might want to try it sometime.
Remotes.
- More remotes. - O'Malley?
I'm getting a remote for Mrs. Larson.
What happened to the upper hand?
Have you met Mrs. Larson, sir?
Why do you think she's been here this long? In a private room.
She handled you, too?
Well, she sang for the troops, you know?
Can't we just keep her here until her room at her daughter's house is ready?
No, we can't.
Not on surgical service, anyway.
Oh. OK.
- But... some other service? - I'm the Chief, O'Malley.
I can't condone turfing patients onto other services.
You hear me, O'Malley?
[Woman on PA] Any available IC nurse to OR 2.
[Sophie] I'm missing my program, Irish.
And I don't see a remote in that hot little hand.
Your urine output has increased slightly since yesterday.
I'm going to have to take you to gynecology
to make sure you don't have a prolapsed uterus.
Honey, my uterus hasn't been an issue for 30 years.
I know. But it might be an issue now.
You know, one that could keep you here in the hospital for tests.
You drive. I'll ride shotgun.
- You're not moving out, George. - Oh, yes, I am.
I gave an ultimatum. Threw down the gauntlet. I drew my line in the sand.
Well, un-give, un-throw, un-draw.
A man does not give an ultimatum and then back down.
Meredith had a choice and she chose the dog.
A girl chose a dog over you?
- Yes. - No.
- Are we going to do this or what? - [Cristina] Yeah. Let's go.
- Don't start without me. - We won't start if lzzie doesn't focus.
- Come on. - What should I put?
- I don't know. - Destructive hell-dog available.
- Not helping. - Fine.
Playful, protective puppy needs loving home.
Good.
- Hey, George. - Don't talk to me.
You'll mess up my game, and I'm in the zone.
OK. What are you doing?
- It's a flyer... - Izzie, come on.
OK. Keep your panties on.
- All right. - No touching!
Go.
[& Mike Tarantino: Wienermobile Girl]
Advertising for a home for Doc? I said I'd do it.
And you haven't. And you won't. And I don't want George to leave.
- [Meredith] Say he's not house-broken. - [Doc whines]
- What? It's the truth. - So you want me to put the truth? Fine.
Vicious, hyper devil-mutt is available and will pee on your bed.
He's yours too. We got him together.
We got him together, but he's not my dog. He's not your dog either.
He doesn't even know us. We're not home enough for him to know us.
[Muffled] Ha-ha!
- [Muffled] You cheated. - I kicked your asses.
[Muffled shouting]
& You wanna be me, but you can't be me
& You wanna be me, but you...
- [Alex] Uh-oh. - She's gonna blow.
- [Yelling] - [Doc barks]
"The surgical floor is a dumping ground for patients who aren't even surgical."
"We are overworked and exhausted. This makes..."
The nurses again? Can't you do something?
You used to be one of them. Don't you speak "nurse?"
That's why you don't get any respect from the nurses.
- Surgical arrogance. - [Scoffs] I'm not arrogant.
You're killing them with that workload. Look at the board.
What? That's a beautiful board.
It's a crowded board. We need more nurses.
Mr. Kamaji? This is probably what's causing her hiccups.
- A tear in the lining of her esophagus. - Can you fix it?
Yes, surgically. Sooner the better.
After today, her schedule is clear until March.
No, her schedule is clear now. She can't compete today.
And if she enjoys the taste of solid food,
I recommend giving up the sport for something a little less aggressive.
Say, boxing.
- [Yumi hiccups] - I see.
Could you give us some privacy please?
Karev, get the translator up here.
Let's make sure she's getting the whole truth.
[Laughter]
- [Woman] You know? - [Man] Yeah.
- [Man] Busted. - Put that out.
Sorry.
[Cristina] I've gotta prep you for surgery.
Can you ask your friends to leave?
[Woman] Love you.
I wasn't gonna light 'em. I was just holding them.
OK.
- Seriously. Take them. Throw them out. - You hang on to them.
- Seriously, I wasn't gonna smoke. - I don't care. Do what you want.
You don't think I'm gonna be able to quit, do you?
No. I don't.
[Sophie] & I'm lonely all the time...
Oh, no.
Oh, yeah.
Irish.
That nice lady doctor in gynecology
said that, since I had a hysterectomy back in '74,
I don't have a uterus to prolapse.
- Damn it. - I've been feeling a bit feverish.
A woman my age with a fever could be an indication of...
any number of awful diseases.
They took your temperature an hour ago. It was normal.
I am sorry, Sophie, but I am going to have to call your daughter.
I'm telling you, I'm warm.
That must be one hell of a dog.
Excuse me?
With those eyes...
and those nice firm hands.
A girl who chooses a dog over you...
It must be one hell of a dog.
Mrs. Cline's tox screen and titer both came back negative.
I was sure I was right about that.
Gonna have to adjust your world view.
- There are people who don't lie. - Maybe.
Although, frankly, the drug use would have explained the valve failure.
- So how do we proceed? - Schedule Mrs. Cline for a surgery.
OK.
Do you want to come over for dinner?
- What? - Dinner.
- Our place. Mine and Cristina's. - Why?
You're Cristina's friend. I want her to feel welcome to have our friends round.
- So she moved in with you? - Yes. Didn't she tell you?
Of course she told me. Why wouldn't she tell me?
She's in, right?
- Which, you know, I think is great. - Right.
- [Elevator chime] - Thank you.
I just came from Mr. Freeark's room.
He's convinced he won't be able to quit smoking. Says you agree.
He asked my opinion.
- Want me to apologize? - Tell him you're wrong.
You're having a bad day. Your favorite uncle died of lung cancer.
Say whatever you need to. Get him to believe this is about you, not him.
If he thinks he can't quit, he won't.
- Then we shouldn't do the surgery. - Fine.
- What is your problem? I'm your boss... - You're not right now.
We're in an elevator, your specialty for McDreamy moments.
- Dr. Yang... - For a moment I'm not Dr. Yang,
you're not Dr. Shepherd. You're the guy who screwed up my friend.
The guy who drove her to get a dog because her boyfriend lied...
I never lied to her.
I know a liar when I see one because I'm a liar.
Want me to lie to the patient? Fine, I'll lie.
Yumi?
Hey. The translator's here. Where's the patient Miyazaki?
She left with her friend 20 minutes ago.
- She wasn't discharged. - Sorry, we're short-staffed.
I assumed someone else had done the paperwork.
Damn it.
Come on! Damn it.
- What are you doing out of bed? - I gotta get a candy bar.
You're about to have surgery. You can't eat.
- Mr. Freeark, please. - My dad's Mr. Freeark.
- Well... - He's got a combover
- and an annoying wife named Kimberley. - Rick. Listen.
- Earlier I was out of line. - No. You got me to think.
I don't want to be a guy sitting in a bar with a stump for a hand,
having a smoke ten years down the line,
bragging about how I was better than Dave Navarro.
Yeah, you don't want to be creepy bitter guy.
Here's the thing.
My last cigarette was this morning.
Only I didn't know it was my last cigarette.
What the hell do you think you're doing?
[Cristina] McDreamy's being McDouchey.
He's making me stand at the back of the OR while he reattaches Rick's fingers.
I mean, I can't even touch a retractor. I hate him.
Truth. Did you move in with Burke or not?
[Sighs] I told him I moved in with him but I'm keeping my old apartment.
What? I sleep with Burke every night. My clothes are there.
- I still have my apartment. Big deal. - You have to tell him.
Actually, I don't.
So...
I'm supposed to go to dinner at your fake apartment
- with the guy you fake live with? - I wouldn't have you over to dinner.
- That's weird. - This is my point.
- Stop with the lying. - And you're being honest?
The last time you called him McDreamy, you were all atwitter with love.
- We're just friends. - Uh-huh?
We are.
- West Nile Virus? Are you kidding me? - No. Look at her.
She's feverish. Weaker than this morning. Could be decompensating.
[Coughs]
She's been here for a month. You seen any mosquitoes in this hospital lately?
Oh, such a handsome young man.
Those chocolatey eyes.
In order to test you, Mrs. Larson, we have to do a spinal tap.
Will you be doing it?
Yes, ma'am.
Well, then... call me Sophie.
Nice meeting you, Irish!
So, if you'll just sign here we can go ahead
- and schedule you for surgery. - OK.
You know, you are a gorgeous young woman.
Look at you.
You should smile more.
[Woman on PA] Any available IV nurse to the ER.
Mr. Cline.
Oh. Uh...
- Do me a favor. - Sure.
Don't tell her you saw me.
I'm not sure that I'm going to go in.
She's... she can be exhausting.
Yeah, she's... really happy.
You know, I thought it was just falling in love, the wedding,
but I was hoping the honeymoon would be over by now.
I mean... it's not normal. Right?
Nobody's that happy.
- Run another tox screen on Naomi Cline. - On whose orders?
Dr. Burke's, of course.
I'm sorry to bother you. The paramedics are on their way in with Yumi Miyazaki.
She collapsed at the Taste of Seattle and is vomiting blood.
Damned fool. Probably tore her esophagus in two by now.
- [Bailey groans] - Are you OK?
Complications of Boerhaave's Syndrome. Go.
Pleural effusion, sepsis, shock.
She's cyanotic with shallow breath sounds. BP 76 over 42,
tachycardia to the 130's. Started her on high flow O2.
- On her second bolus of saline. - Let's get her to the OR.
[Lzzie] They're ready and waiting.
Her coach should be the one on this gurney.
Let's keep our eyes on the prize, Karev. Saving this woman's life.
- I'll meet you guys up there. - Me too.
Hey, hey. What are you gonna do?
- Punch him out? - Yeah.
You're gonna kick his ass, get yourself kicked out of the program
before you open your scores in case you failed?
- [Beeping] - God, you're such an idiot.
Dr. Karev, how do I begin the esophagomyotomy?
Cut proximal and distal to the tear to expose the mucosal defect.
Correct. Then we'll move to the débridement of the defect...
[Bailey gasps, groans]
Dr. Bailey, those aren't Braxton Hicks contractions.
I believe you are in preterm labor.
Why didn't you call me sooner?
[Richard] All right. Get out of here.
- I was gonna fashion a gastric patch. - I taught you the procedure.
Now leave.
[Richard] The clamp.
[Woman on PA] Dr. Cloner to obstetrics.
I got paged Dr. Grey.
Jeffery wanted to give me the results of the extensive blood work that I ordered.
You forged my signature?
- That's really bad, right? - Yeah. That's really bad.
Naomi is not on drugs. The tests came back negative.
- They did? - They did. Again.
Next time you forge my signature, let me know. Save me a trip.
That's it?
You're not gonna yell "Damn it, Grey" and storm out?
- I will if you want me to. - No.
Dr. Burke. Here's another one. Her serotonin level. It's through the roof.
Dr. Grey. You took a detailed history.
- When did Mrs. Cline develop asthma? - After the first surgery. Why?
We found a carcinoid tumor in the lung.
Very rare. Almost impossible to diagnose.
It masks itself as a bunch of seemingly unrelated symptoms:
- Adult onset asthma, valve failure... - Increased serotonin in the blood.
Which creates a false sense of euphoria.
So, Naomi's not actually this happy? She just has a tumor?
- [Burke] Exactly. - Thank God.
You people with your tumors. I tell you, I'm infected with love. [laughs]
I'm sorry. Your body is lying to your mind.
Oh, let the lie continue. Right, baby?
- How soon can you cure her? - Tomorrow.
If all goes well, Naomi goes back to normal.
Great. Thank you both.
Thank you for not chewing me out for forging your signature.
Thank you.
I know it was probably you who convinced Cristina.
She's very strong, but she listens to you.
If you told her to move in...
Anyway, thank you.
No problem.
[Derek] Do you have any sensation in your left arm at all?
No.
Actually, could I watch?
I wanna see every blood vessel and nerve I'm gonna screw up
if I ever smoke again.
Not that I'm gonna. Ever again.
I smoked my last cigarette.
OK. Let's get started.
[Woman] The nursing home said she never showed up.
- How exactly is that possible? - She wouldn't leave.
My mother is old and infirm. You couldn't make her leave?
Have you met your mother?
Fine. Where is she now?
Hi. She's in the Infectious Diseases Service.
Infectious disease. Since when does she have an infectious disease?
She doesn't. She just doesn't want to leave.
- [Sighs] She's unbelievable. - Yeah, she is.
- Is her room ready? I can get her. - They've had the room ready for weeks.
No, not at Sugar Maple. I meant at your house.
- I'm sorry? - The pink room.
At your house.
[TV] We got a car that matches the description. Want to head over there?
- Hi, Sophie. - Irish.
What a wonderful surprise.
You won't catch my disease, will you?
No, I think I'll be OK.
Sophie, your daughter was just here.
Nursing homes are for old people.
I know I'm elderly.
I do know that.
But if I have to go to that place...
I'm afraid I'll become old.
I don't think that's possible.
Oh.
You know that I would keep you here if I could.
Oh, no, darling. You can't waste any more time with me.
You have to go balls out with the dog.
Excuse me?
So she chose an animal over you.
So what? Women are fools.
That's old news.
But life's too short for you to give in, Irish.
So fight.
You fight for what's yours.
[& Sam Winch: I Got Some Moves]
Now that, my friend... is a swagger.
[Richard] I'll be closing the peritoneal cavity with zero chromic sutures.
[Richard] Thank you.
[Alex] Chief.
[Richard] Let's get back to it. Pull back on that retractor.
[Richard] Give me more suction. I'll need a sponge on a stick. More suction.
- [Richard] What's going on? - I tried, but you wouldn't listen.
It is now 6:07. The second shift nurses start at six. They're not coming in.
Do you know what a sick out will do to this hospital?
I've already put in the call for temps.
- What's this? - Notification.
We go on strike in ten days.
[& Carey Ott: Am I just One]
Doing good, Yumi. You're doing just fine.
[Yumi speaks Japanese]
We should get the translator. She doesn't understand.
We'll be back.
What the hell are you doing here?
I never would have...
I thought she would be fine.
- I'm sorry. - Don't tell me. Tell her.
Tell her how her career is over because of you.
Way better than punching him out.
Hey, can you...
- You want me to open it? - Yeah, I know, it's...
I can't.
- I shouldn't. I mean... - You already think I'm an idiot.
It won't be any great shock.
Congratulations. You are not an idiot.
Except when you're being an idiot.
Good.
Hey, how's he doing?
Jonesing for a cigarette, but I think he'll make it to the end of the day.
Good.
- I was being nice to her. - OK.
I can be nice without being...
McDreamy. I know.
I really can.
OK.
OK, then.
Bed rest at home until the baby comes. You do know what bed rest is, Miranda?
- Yeah. Hell. - Hell with TV and books.
Here. It's from all of us.
I may be 47 months pregnant.
I may be on bed rest.
I may not be able to see my own feet.
But I am Dr. Bailey.
I hear everything. I know everything.
I am watching each and every one of you.
And I will return.
[Woman] How many hours do they expect us to work?
[Woman] I agree.
Strike?
Strike.
You are all a bunch of arrogant surgeons.
- Hey. - Hey.
That was lzzie. She refuses to take the dog home.
[Cristina] Mm-hm.
[Cristina sighs]
Fine. If you want me to tell Burke I didn't move in, I'll tell him.
No. Don't.
- What? - Don't tell him.
At least, not right now. Or tonight.
[Cristina sighs]
I just mean wait. It can wait.
I lied about Derek.
We're not just friends.
I mean, I'm not.
He's still McDreamy.
I know.
[Door opens]
You don't get to choose.
Huh?
I know you've been going through a bad time. I know you miss Shepherd.
And I know that your life has been admittedly pretty unpleasant these days.
You get points for breathing in and out. You get to be a little selfish.
But you don't get to choose a dog over me.
I'm George. I sleep down the hall from you.
I buy your tampons.
I have held your hand every time you've asked.
I've earned the right to be seen, to be respected,
to not have you think of me as less than a dog that you got at the pound.
So...
I'm not moving out.
Whether you like it or not, I'm staying.
[Meredith] No matter how hard we try to ignore it or deny it,
eventually the lies fall away...
[& Adrienne Pierce: Fool's Gold]
I'm glad you moved in.
So am I.
...whether we like it or not.
[Meredith] OK, Doc. Let's go.
[Derek] Hey, Doc. Hey, buddy.
- [Addison] Hey. - [Derek] Welcome home.
He's beautiful.
- I brought his toys. - Here's his food and his water dish.
Here.
Thanks for doing this. I know it's a lot to ask.
It's all right.
It's just a dog.
- Right? Come on, Doc. - [Doc whines]
- We'll just... wait by the car. - OK.
So, he chews everything.
So don't leave anything out.
He hates cats and small, little, yappy dogs.
- Oh, not house-broken. - Oh.
- Probably should have told you that. - Yeah.
[Doc barks]
You don't have to do this, you know?
Well, you know, I got all this land. It's just going to waste.
Derek.
It's just a dog. It doesn't mean anything. He'll be fine.
Yeah.
- OK. Good night. - Good night.
[Meredith] But here's the truth about the truth;
It hurts.
So... we lie.