She desperately wants to go on her sabbatical, but still needs to find an Interim Chief. Like Meredith, Bailey has also been having a day. Jackson comes up with a risky plan, but he’ll need to talk to Bailey about it, first. They need to act fast or it could be fatal. The former is the more important part here, but I wanted you all to know. She develops necrotizing fasciitis, a rapidly spreading flesh-eating bacterial infection that is also extremely hard to spell.
Meredith repeatedly tells her she’s not interested in her services, but Cece won’t give up so easily.īoth patients are having some trouble staying alive (and have formed a bond while suffering through all this), but Neesha is definitely worse off.
As it happens, Cece is a professional matchmaker, and a good one - she has an 85% success rate. Grey Sloan was basically built on breaking that rule, but FINE.Ĭece won’t let Meredith off so easy. Meredith chooses this moment, of all moments, to finally decide it’s inappropriate for an attending and a resident to have a relationship. That’s a shame, because I’m kind of into them. Meredith is horny, you guys! The dream makes run-ins with all three of those men a little awkward, but most especially with DeLuca, who just wants to apologize for drunkenly kissing her at Alex and Jo’s wedding. Jackson and Tom Koracick make appearances, as well. And our hero is having a day even before she meets Cece.Īs many may have guessed, that promo showing Meredith and DeLuca going at it was just a very, very hot dream of Meredith’s. She falls under the care of Meredith Grey. Cece is a two-time heart transplant recipient and is going into kidney failure due to the anti-rejection meds she’s been taking for her heart.
The driver of the car that hit her had passed out at the wheel before hitting Neesha and running into a tree. Neesha is not the only patient in the hospital because of the car accident. He does not, however, seem to mind the season tickets Link has access to as the personal surgeon of the Seattle Mariners. He has no sense of humor when it comes to Link recounting his days working in a Venice Beach bike shop, calling him and Owen “bud,” or the loud music he plays during surgery to clear his head. Why should Jackson get to live, and not her? Jackson’s existential crisis is a real drag. Jackson gets attached to Neesha - it could easily have been him in that hospital bed. Neesha may be standing on the brink of death but at least the view is pretty. Lincoln (he prefers to be called Link), and his equally attractive ortho cohort Dr. When Neesha comes to at the hospital, she is convinced she’s in heaven because she is surrounded by very attractive angels: Jackson, Owen, new orthopedic surgeon Dr.
As I like to remind you people, I am in no way a doctor, but I’m pretty sure your legs aren’t supposed to bend like that. She’s riding her bike when she gets slammed by the runaway car and ends up completely entangled in her bike. He pulls both of them back, out of harm’s way just in time. Jackson and Maggie are deep into conversation about taking leaps of faith and higher beings and other things everyone totally talks about when they are incredibly hung-over, so they don’t notice the car careening toward them - but DeLuca does. When we first meet this nice, young woman, Jackson, Maggie, and DeLuca are walking to work, still feeling the booze from the wedding festivities the evening before, but enjoying a gorgeous Seattle morning. Lincoln’s (Chris Carmack’s) hair? Hunky Doctor with Great Hair is my exact type and I won’t apologize for that.Īpparently, I’m not the only one. Our main patient of the episode, Neesha, doesn’t hide her swooning over the docs, mangled legs or not. I can’t help myself! Like, I’m sorry but did you see Dr. I was all ready to hop on this recap train and start bemoaning the fact that the show cut two wonderful female characters and yet still has an entire gaggle of ridiculous interns running around (literally, in this episode, one of them is just chasing a dog the entire time), but then Grey’s Anatomy did something very smart: It distracted me with shiny new hunky doctors. Dearest Grey’s fam: Have you, too, spent the entire summer hiatus stewing in anger over the forced departure of two Grey’s Anatomy queens? Oh, you have a life in which you deal with actual people and not fictional ones? Tell me what that’s like some time.