Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

But the good news is that we can operate.

Morphine, five milligrams.

Burke is talking George and Alex through heart surgery in the elevator.

I've had little chest pains before and it turned out to be nothing.

Nobody works on the elevator.

Read a book. Talk to your wife.

So, if you do decide to sign the papers, meet me there.

[distant siren]

...of painful doubt.

[woman on PA] Dr. Cole, 2621. Dr. Cole, 2621.

A person doesn't do that. Not without hesitation.

- Pace yourself. - I'm paced. I'm paced.

I actually didn't have anything planned.

ICU patients are going to the south wing.

[narrator] Previously on Grey's Anatomy:

He says no, it's no.

- Izzie. - Yeah?

- What's your problem? - [snorts]

[sniffs] So... what do I do next?

- [laughter] - [bell jangles]

Your pressure rises, you have chest pains... and you end up here.

Push morphine, two milligrams. Alex, this is my case.

- OK. - So where are we?

Have you even heard of the Hmong people?

[elevator bell]

- We've lost power. We're stuck. - [Pete groans]

I mean, Nasty, Naughty Nurses 4 and, I'm assuming, 1, 2 and 3.

- [George] I'm sleeping. - Oh, shut it.

- Meredith... - Shut up.

I'm Hmong, and my father is the elder.

hold a radio over my head outside your window,"

Henry takes away my pain.

[George] I got it.

Movies never say how much it hurts to get shot.

If he says I go home, I go home.

- Actually, Mrs. Bradley... - Verna.