All language subtitles for Greys.Anatomy.S14E10.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG

[ Water running ]

April:
In the course of one day,

Job received four messages,
each with separate news

that his livestock, servants,
and 10 children had all died.

[ Monitor beeping ]

He continued to be
a faithful servant.

He still praised God.
He persevered.

-What did you do?
-We didn't do this.

My card was in his pocket,
so they called me.

But we were at home.
We were in bed.

April:
Can I get a hand in here?!

Go to the attendant's
lounge on three.

And don't talk
to anybody.

Job's faith was tested.
[ Groans loudly ]

And he passed the test.
[ Groans ]

[ Grunting ]

April:
We've got you. Okay.

Paul: Ahh!
Meredith: Hit-and-run?

Yes. He's just
waking up now.

Dr. Stadler, calm down.
We're trying to help you, okay?

-Feel a little stick here.
-[ Screams ]

-Are there any suspects?
-Why would I know that?

-Okay. You can't lose him.
-I don't intend to.

I mean, you really
can't lose him.

I won't.

Oh. Thanks for the help.

And the vote
of confidence!

And for his faith,

God rewarded Job with
twice what he had before.

Hey, Helm! Get in here
and staple up this head lac

and then get him
up to CT, okay?

[ Telephone rings ]

Hey. So, what happened
to Stadler?

Hit-and-run.
Sending him to CT.

Hey, uh,
Webber just gave me

the Grey Sloan Medical
Innovation contest.

The whole thing.
Kind of freaking out.

Freaking out because
you don't want it?

No. Why wouldn't I want it?

Uhh, I just think you'd
want to compete is all.

Who wants to compete
when you can be the judge?

Um, everyone?

Ev--

He -- He played me?

Is that what you're saying?
Dr. Webber played me?

I said nothing of the sort.

But yes.
[ Inhales sharply ]

And now I'm gonna go over there.
[ Chuckles ]

He...

Thank you.

Hey, Kepner, I heard
that Dr. Stadler was --

He's gone to CT. He should
be fine. And you know what?
That's good.

Um, I've been
reconsidering it,

and -- and I think
that you're fully capable

of running that contest
on your own.

I mean, I-I think --

I think that your "seasons"
make you the exact right man --

No.

No? You didn't even --
You didn't even think about it.

Finders keepers,
Kepner.

That's very childish,
Dr. Webber!

Richard:
Finders keepers!

Karin Taylor.
30 years old.

37 weeks pregnant
with active contract--

Nope! Very pregnant
patients go to L&D.

I'm not due for
another three weeks.

I can't reach my husband, so I'm
hoping that this is false labor,

but Dr. Robbins said
that she would meet me here.

-Dr. Robbins? Okay.
-[ Exhales sharply ] Mm-hmm.

She's my maternal-fetal doc.

My baby's got a --
a teeny heart defect.

Ohh! Ahh!
Here comes another one.

Hmm! Motherhumper!
This hurts!

April: Ah.
[ Laughing ] Ah. Okay.

-[ Exhales sharply ]
-All right. Here you go.

Just breathe.

[ Breathing heavily ]
I don't like to question God,

but I have got to wonder
about this particular design.

I mean, the combination of
the size of the baby's head

and the female anatomy,
it just feels like...
One, two, three!

...an odd act of cruelty,
or, like, maybe a
little bit of a slip.

Like, maybe he was tipsy
when he came up with it.

I mean, we know God
likes to drink -- the whole
"water to wine" of it all.

It just doesn't seem like that
far of a leap to think that --

Ohh! Ooh!

Son of a fish!
This hurts!
Okay.

These contractions are
pretty close together.

Do you mind if I do
a quick exam?

-[ Exhales sharply ]
-No? Okay. Here we go.

Uh-oh. What's wrong?
What's that face?

Uh, n-no, nothing's wrong.
It's just this baby's

not waiting for anyone,
'cause I can feel the head.

No, no, no. My husband is gonna
die if he doesn't make it here.

Because I am
going to kill him!

Answer the phone!
We've got
a precipitous delivery.

Helm, get an L&D tray
and a baby warmer.

And somebody
find me Robbins!

Ben: [ Sighs ]
Miranda, I'm sorry.

But it's a teacher
work day and --

Which is why I signed him up
for Science Camp.

No, actually,
you asked me to do it,

and I forgot,
and I'm sorry.

But they changed my
ride-along to today.

Oh, so your plan now is to
leave me with two tween-age boys

while you go ride around
with your friends all day

in the ambulance.

Well, I'm not joyriding,
Miranda. I'm gonna go on --

Okay, we're not arguing
right now about your
questionable career choices.

We are arguing about your
failure to secure childcare.

[ Sighs ] Yeah, fine. Go.
I'll think of something.

Mnh.

[ Rattling ]
Hmph.

Hey! Tuck is here!

Yes. He's supposed to be at
Science Camp, but my husband --

[ Gasps ] Ooh, Science Camp.
I loved Science Camp.

Ohh! They can't miss that.
That's cruel.

-Let me do it!
-Hmm?

Can I do a science camp?
Can I take them?

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm canceling a thing.
I'll be right back!

Okay.

[ Karin screaming ]

Okay, Karin, just relax.
You're doing great.

Karin: I feel like I'm
pooping out a cantaloupe.

Okay.
We can help with that.

-Um, Dr. Helm.
-Mm-hmm?

See this area right here,
the perineum?

I want you to place
your hand right here

and, with your thumb
and index, form a "U."

That'll help relieve
some of the pressure
and keep her from tearing.

-Tearing?
-Tearing?!

-We're preventing that.
-Ooh!

It's just I -- Ooh.

I always, uh -- Hmm.
[ Karin screaming ]

I can never get over how
it just stretches like that.

This whole process defies
the laws of physics.

I mean,
it's almost inhuman.

"Miraculous."
She means miraculous, Karin.

My whole hand
fits in here!

It -- That should never
be able to happen!

Dr. Helm.

[ Karin moaning ]

-Okay, here we go.
-Uh-huh.

-I want you to push. Ready?
-Mm-hmm.

You've got this. Breathe.
Just breathe through this.

If my husband does not
get here in five minutes,

I am gonna personally
shove a cantaloupe up --

-Oh, thank God!
-You all right? How we doing?

How are we doing? You want
to know how we're doing?
You seem fine.

I have got two people's hands
inside me,

one person trying to come out,
and everybody's got an opinion

on my vagina, and you want
to know how we're doing?

April:
She's almost here!

[ Sighs ] April?

Matthew?

April?
This is April?!

AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!

[ Woman on P.A.
speaking indistinctly ]

Meredith: I'm not sure
you guys should be here,

or even in the country.

It wasn't us.

I know. I believe you.

I still think you could make it
to Canada by lunchtime.

Amelia: There's no acute
abnormalities on the CT.

It just looks like
a severe concussion.

He's a lucky guy.

[ Exhales sharply ]
Thanks, Amelia.

So, attempted murder.
Not murder.

We didn't do it.

I know. I believe you.

I'm just not sure
the police will.

Well, there might be some
other possibility here.

Oh, my God.
It was Jenny.

[ Gasps ]

You saw her when she left
with him. She was terrified.

I told her it would
only get worse. She
did this because of me!

Accessory to
attempted murder.

-That's not funny.
-You know what's not funny?

[ Ringtone chimes ]
Canada.

I mean, at the very least, you
two should speak to a lawyer.

♪♪

I have to talk to her.

No. No, no, no.
You can't talk to her.
Why?

No matter who did or didn't
do what. It doesn't matter.

It'll look like
we're conspiring.

[ Monitor beeping ]

You couldn't tell me
you were treating my
jilted fiancé's wife?

I couldn't, 'cause HIPAA.
I wanted to so badly.

-[ Sighs ]
-Dr. Robbins?

Yeah? Oh, hey.
Um, all right.

Well, this one's, uh, got
a NICU bed with her name on it,

so let's take her up
and get her work-up.

Okay, yeah. You know,
that couple is so nice.

T-They remind me
of, uh, of --

That's it --
She reminds me of you.

Heh. Let's go.
[ Baby coos ]

All right. I'm gonna go up with
the baby and get settled.

Mm-hmm.

Woman on P.A.:
Dr. Mahoney to the E.R.

Dr. Mahoney to the E.R.

So, Matthew's here.

-Matthew?
-Mm. Mm-hmm.

-Wait. Matthew?
-Yeah.

His wife just had a baby,
emergently, in my arms.

Which was --

Ironic? Comical?
Soul-crushing?

How 'bout we change
the subject?

Mm-hmm.

Hey, you know that
medical innovation contest

Bailey's been talking about?
Anonymous donor, high stakes?

I -- Yeah, I do.

Yeah, I think you should
be in charge of it.

Wh-- Why -- why -- why --
why would that happen?

I mean, hear me out.

You are basically
the head of the board,

you're a brilliant surgeon,
you're an Avery.

This just feels like
something you should do.

And if you want it, which you
should, then you can have it.

Wait, wait. Why is it
yours to give me?

'Cause Webber
gave it to me.

Webber.
Gave it to you?

Woman: Incoming!
[ Siren wailing ]

-Wh--
-Hey, just think about it.

I already did! No!

David Roman, 20.
Attempted suicide.

It wasn't
attempted suicide.

He slashed his wrists
and called 911.

-Uh, call for psych eval.
-I wasn't trying to kill myself.

I-I would never try
to kill myself.

I'd go straight to hell.

-Why'd you cut yourself, then?
-One, two, three.

Matthew 5, verse 30 --

If your right hand causes you
to sin, you cut it off.

And I couldn't stop
sinning.

You mean masturbating?

[ Sighs ]
So I tried to cut it off.

I still think
we need psych.

♪♪

We're just
mixing chemicals!

Can't we, like,
race wheelchairs?

No. So, we have our
hydrogen peroxide.

What we need now
is a catalyst.

[ Liquid pours ]
Who knows what a catalyst is?

-Can we see a dead body?
-No.

A catalyst is a substance
that accelerates another sub--

Okay, I see I'm losing you.

It's a thing that makes
something do something else.

Okay?
So, we pour in our catalyst.

And when they mix...

Step back. Goggles on.

[ Fizzing ]

Blammo!

Wha-- Yes!

That is crazy!

Why does that happen?

Because science!

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Karin,
how are you feeling?

Have you heard anything
about Ruby? About our baby?

They've got her settled
in the NICU, but I haven't
heard an update yet.

You know what? I'll --
I'll go check on her.

Okay.

[ Clears throat ]

If there was something
that was wrong,

Dr. Robbins would have
told you, I'm sure.

Are -- Are you okay?

I'm sorry.
I've just, um...

I've just heard
so much about you.

Right. [ Chuckles ]
Um, that was --

That was a really
complicated time, and --

Oh, gosh. No.
I'm sorry. No.

I don't need to hear
your side of the story.

Truly. Sorry I stared.

It's nice to put
a face to the name.

Right.

So...

Okay.

Chief, what's up?

Ben called.
We got a GSW coming in.

[ Sirens approaching ]

-Are you ready for this?
-Ben called you, too?

-Yeah, he needs an E.N.T.
-Is it bad?

[ Clears throat ]

Wait. Is it --
Is it someone you know?

[ Sirens wailing ]

Eric Sterling.
12 years old.

Vital signs stable.
Airway's intact.

No hard signs
of vascular injury.

Ben: Police shot him in
the neck while he was
climbing through a window,

but Eric says
it was his own house.

[ Ambulance doors close ]

[ Radio chatter ]

So, you gonna take
those cuffs off or what?!

He was breaking into
a house.

He already told you it was
his own damn house!

Look, we weren't
at the scene,

but we were dispatched
to guard the perp.

No, he's not a perp, all right?
If you would just listen to him.

Chad: We have orders,
and we're doing our job.

The suspect's currently
under our --

His name is Eric.

Bailey: Call X-ray for P.A.
and lateral neck films.

Woman: On it!

-Okay. Everybody set?
-Yep.

On my count.
One, two, and three.

We got to get back out there.
Are you with us or with them?

-Ben, we got this.
-Let's go.

All right, Eric,
how you doing?

I want my mom.

I know. I know.
She's on her way.

Officer, I need those cuffs
off him now, not on.

He's still under arrest.
He's unarmed.

He's a 12-year-old kid.
Take 'em off.

Jenny: Sorry.

Woman on P.A.:
Housekeeping, 1-6-1.

Housekeeping, 1-6-1.

Jo.

She really shouldn't
be talking to you.

I know. I just need
one minute, please.

It's okay.

I just want you to know
you don't have to worry.

I didn't tell
the police anything.

What do you mean?

I didn't tell them
it was you.

But thank you.
Thank you so much.

Wait.
I-I was in the hotel.

He got mad and went for a walk
and told me to stay p--

It wasn't you?
I swear to God it wasn't.

Who do you think did it?

An avenging angel?

[ Exhales sharply ]

Sorry.

-No. You don't have to --
-I do.

I really thought
I was better than you.

I believed everything
he told me about you.

God. I'm smart.

I'm a scientist.
I'm a feminist.

I never thought that I would
end up in something like this.

It happened so slow.

I stopped talking
to -- to co-workers,
friends he didn't like.

Then my family didn't
understand. They got worried.

So I just brushed them off

and then stopped
talking to them, too,

and then my circle got smaller
and smaller and smaller

until all I had left
was him.

And then I stopped
believing myself,

things I had seen and heard,
things I knew,

because he told me I was crazy
and I just believed him.

He knows me so well.

He can zero in
on an insecurity

and -- and make a whole
argument turn on a dime,

and now it's my fault --
it's my fault again.

I'm always the one
that's wrong.

When he started hitting me,
it was just barely a surprise.

And he told me it was my fault,
and I actually believed him.

Until you talked
to me yesterday,
I really believed him.

How did I believe him?

Because he was good to you
in the beginning.

And on the good days.

[ Scoffs ]
Jenny, we're not stupid.

We didn't fall for
someone who beat us.

We fell for someone
who made us laugh

and feel wanted
and loved and seen.

Paul is brilliant

and charming
and persuasive,

and the good outweighed the bad
until it didn't.

Okay, uh,
what do we have?

20-year-old tried
to cut off his hand.

He was masturbating
too much.

Oh, my. That seems
like an overreaction.

I was following
God's Word.

Yeah, not quite sure
you heard Him right.

-If you don't know the Bible --
-No, I do. I do.

And the Bible also says
that your body's a temple

and you should use it
to glorify God.

I'm trying to,
but temptation is everywhere.

Yeah, well,
the Bible also says

that God doesn't tempt us
beyond our ability.

He doesn't give us
more than we can handle.

I think handling it
was his problem.

Dr. Roy.
Dr. Roy.

Look. "If your right hand causes
you to sin, you cut it off."

David, when God
created the world, he
also created metaphors.

Excuse me.

[ Radio chatter,
monitor beeping ]

Jackson: I'm not seeing
any sign of bullet fragments,

no vertebral fractures.

I'd like to get
a CT angio.

Yeah, but it's such a high
burden of radiation
for a kid, though.

So our options are
to watch and wait

or to operate blind?

No, thank you.

Let's do the CT.
I'll call up.

We're looking for
Eric Sterling.

Yeah, come this way.

-Mom.
-What happened, baby?

I forgot my key, and they
think I was breaking in.

I would thank you kindly to step
away from my 12-year-old child.

He shouldn't be talking to you
without a guardian present!

He always forgets his keys.
Were you climbing in
the window again?

Yes, but I did go to the
neighbor's house first,

just like you told me to.

-They weren't home.
-And for this you shot him?!

Not us, ma'am.
We weren't at the scene.

I was reaching for my phone
to call you, and they shot me.

How about you direct me to
the one who did the shooting?

Where the hell
is that guy?!

He's at the station
answering some questions.

-Why don't you calm down --
-Calm down? Calm down?!

Calm down.

We'll have a little discussion
about it. Get your I.D. --

You mean after they've had some
time with their kid, right?

He will come speak to you
when he is ready.

Now give him a moment,
please.

[ Radio chatter ]

♪♪

Doctor, I don't tell you
how to do your job.

I'd appreciate you stop
telling me how to do mine.

Are you kidding?

Your co-worker just shot a kid
in the neck for no reason,

and you don't think
that maybe you guys

should figure out another
way to do your job?

[ Breathes deeply ]

[ Clears throat ]

Dr. Kepner, Karin Taylor
is complaining of pain.

[ Telephone rings ]

Karin, you're feeling pain?
Uh, where?

Oh, no.
I'm fine. It's fine.

I was just -- I couldn't find
a comfortable position.

Okay. Your pulse is racing.
I'm just gonna page Dr. Robbins.

Oh, no, please don't.
Ruby's having her heart checked,

and I asked Dr. Robbins and
Matthew to stay with her.

Oh.

Okay, Karin, if you don't
tell me what's going on,

I can't help you.

Okay.

My vagina hurts.
Like, a lot.

-Ah. Okay.
-Yeah.

Um, well,
I should have a --

May I have a look?

You've already been
all up in there, so...

In for a penny,
I suppose.
All right.

So, I'm just gonna have you put
your knees straight up for me

with your ankles together,
and then drop your knees.

Yeah, just like that.

Okay, give me
just a second.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.
I see the problem here.

You have a pretty significant
vulvar hematoma.

"Vulvar"?
No, thank you.

It's a blood clot. The swelling
is causing your pain.

I can drain it for you,
and you'll feel 100% better.

Okay. A blood clot?

Yes, caused by bleeding
directed toward the skin

where the loose tissue doesn't
have much resistance to --

I'm sorry. Can you talk about
something else? Anything else.

-[ Chuckles ]
-Yeah. Um...

[ Drawer slides ]

So how did, uh -- How did you
and -- and Matthew meet?

Oh, let's, uh, let's go back
to my loose tissue.

I'm sorry. This is --
This is weird.

It is.

But God doesn't give us more
than we can handle, right?

I was just saying that
to someone.

[ Both chuckle ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Radio chatter,
monitor beeping ]

Look at him.

Protecting us from a 12-year-old
strapped into a CT.

That is our tax dollars
hard at work.

-He's just doing his job.
-That's what they always say.

What about the cop
that shot the boy?

He also just
doing his job?

I have seen soldiers get
so wound up with stress,

they just shoot first
before they even know
what they're shooting at.

And you think
that's okay?

No, I don't. No.
No, that's a war zone.

This was an upper-class
neighborhood.

Yeah, those can be the
worst neighborhoods for us.

I grew up in those
neighborhoods.

Just being there
is suspicious.

Constantly stopped for
"fitting the description."

I remember I was walking,
carrying these speakers

for my friend, and these cops
pulled up on me.

Car screeches to a halt.

They jump out, guns drawn,

yelling at me
to drop everything,

slam me into the car,
handcuff me.

I mean, I was one block
from my front door.

You n--
You never told me that.

Well, doesn't really come up
until it does.

[ Beeping ]
The scans are up.

Jackson:
Yeah, there it is.

Can track the bullet
right by the carotid.

But the vessel wall is intact,
though, so he's gonna be okay.

Uh, we'll keep him for
observation. IV antibiotics.

But this could've been
so much worse.

They took
his childhood today.

He's never
gonna be the same.

[ Ringtone chimes ]

[ Sighs ]

I have to get back.

Taryn: I'm so sorry, Mr. Taylor.
It's out of my control.

I'm sorry. If you could
just check and see if
there's a room available.

Why hasn't Mrs. Taylor been
sent up to a room yet?!
I, uh --

Call L&D, call postpartum, call
somebody and make it happen!

Taryn: Yes, ma'am.

How have you been?

Good. Really good.
And you?

I mean, how's Ruby?

"Ruby." So pretty.
Um, how -- how is she?

She's good.

Thank you.
Dr. Robbins says she's good.

Karin is terrific.

Yeah, she is.

It's the best thing
that ever happened to me.

And I guess I have you
to thank for that.

I mean, it hurt, being left
on my wedding day.

Matthew, I'm so sorry --

At my wedding in front of
everyone I knew and loved.

It hurt.

And I wasn't open to
being hurt again like that,

so Karin and I...

we had a long friendship

before I let myself realize
that she was...

She's the love of my life,
you know?

Of course you know.

You [Scoffs] --
You have that with Jackson.

And I h-heard from the pastor
that you were pregnant,

so you have, what,
a 3-year-old now?

I had a -- I have...

[ Chuckles ]
We have Harriet.

We have a beautiful daughter
named Harriet.

She's 1. And she's
the light of my life.

Well...

Guess it worked out perfectly
for both of us, then.

God used that pain

and turned it into
something beautiful.

Guess He knew what He was
doing all along, huh?

I am so glad
you found Karin.

Yeah. Uh...
[ Clears throat ]

I should get back.

My injuries are stable.
I'm fine to go.

Dr. Stadler, you should
stay for observation

for at least 24 hours.

You know, let him go.
He's a doctor.

If he wants
to walk around

with fractured ribs and
a concussion, let him.

He's alert and oriented.

Are you the fiancée?

Maybe you can talk
some sense into him.

This is not a good idea.
Wha--

Why are you with Brooke?

'Cause she doesn't want
to be alone with you.

[ Chuckles ]

Oh, why am I not surprised
that you tried to poison her

while I wasn't even able
to defend myself?

Jenny, get my stuff.
I'm not staying here.

No.

Babe.

I'm really trying here,
but you got to meet me halfway.

[ Scoffs ]
I know I'm not perfect.

You are way closer to that
than I am.

But, please, can we just leave
this place and not look back?

We have
a wedding to plan.

[ Exhales sharply ]

You should probably
call your office

and let them know you're gonna
be gone for a few days.

That's my girl.

Or, like, 10 to 20 years.

What?

I'm gonna talk
to the police, Paul.

I'm gonna tell them every time
you ever hurt me.

Every kick, every slap.
[ Sighs ]

You put your hands around
my throat last night,

so that's not just
domestic violence.
That's attempted murder.

-Will you testify?
-Yes.

You sound crazy.

No, she doesn't.
No, I don't.
Not at all.

Jenny, I'm the
well-known physician,

and you're...nobody.

All you're gonna do is throw
your career in the garbage.

No one's gonna hire
someone they don't trust.

No, I'm not gonna let you scare
me into backing down again.

Scare you? I'm the one
who should be scared.

You're threatening me
in a hospital bed.

I-I'm defenseless.

Please.
Can we just talk?

Some very broken part of me
still loves you, Paul,

but let me be very clear --

I am never
speaking to you again

unless it's from
a witness stand.

You stupid bitch.

You're not going
to the police!

You're not
walking out on me!

[ Gasping ]

♪♪

His pulse is thready,
and he's not breathing.

We should get
a crash cart in here.

Uh, it's a simple repair.

We just re-anastomose
the flexor tendons,

and he should have a shot
at regaining motion.

Cool. And why'd you page
Dr. DeLuca? Isn't she an OB?

The psych consult
was taking a while,

so I thought I'd bring in
a...expert in the field.

[ Clears throat ]

Carina:
And it's good for you.

Studies show
it can increase productivity,

gain confidence,
improve your self-esteem.

There is even
some evidence to say

that it helps lower the
likelihood of prostate cancer.

Vik: Really?

God not only make our
reproductive organs,

He made pleasure centers.

And He did not only

make them pleasurable enough
for procreation,

He made them
immensely pleasurable.

And I do not believe He gave us
all these things by mistake.

Life is so painful sometimes
and so stressful,

and He gifted us with
a built-in pressure release.

Vik: Copy...that.

David, I-I'm saying
everybody does it.

Men, women, animal kingdom.

Everybody in this room.

Let's n-not.

Well, I do it,
and I'm not ashamed.

Uh...uh,
you have to leave.

You have to leave
right now.

Y-Yeah, okay.

♪♪

What does "second-impact
syndrome" mean?

It means he got
a second concussion

before the first one healed,
and his brain herniated.

Is he brain-dead?

We can't say with certainty
for a few more hours,

but it appears that way.

I'm -- I'm very --
I'm sorry.

Are you comfortable talking
to her about her options?

Yes.

What does she mean
by "options"?

Alex: Well, she means
you have to decide

if you want to withdraw
his life support.

Meredith: Alex.

It's not up to her.

Oh, my God. It's me.

I'm still legally
his wife.

[ Laughing ]
Oh, my God.

[ Jo laughing hysterically ]

Oh, my God.

I'm so sorry.

[ Laughing hysterically ]

I'm so sorry. Crap.
I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

[ Sobbing ]

I called Dr. Robbins,
but her pulse is racing,
and she rates her pain as a 10.

Okay, let's send
for a urinalysis

and make sure to get LFTs
and a coag panel.

Okay, your BP's
slightly elevated.

Do you have a history
of high blood pressure?

-It's usually low. Ow!
-No.

Hey, Karin.
What's the problem?

-Where have you been?
-I had an emergency surgery.

On Ruby?
No, no, no. Ruby's fine.
What's going on?

Okay, her BP's
a little elevated,

and her abdomen
is extremely tender.

[ Monitor beeping rapidly
in distance ]
Okay. All right.

Go, go, go. I've got her.
Let me see this hand.

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

What happened?!

-One of epi!
-Carotid blew.

Hematoma closed his airway,
and we lost his vitals.

The shock wave
from the bullet

must've weakened the carotid
wall, and it ruptured.

Okay.
Let's get him to the OR.

I'll take over compressions
on the way.

All right. You heard her.
Take that.

We all set?

Move, move, move.
Ready.

♪ Understands the demons ♪
Boy: Mommy, what --
what's happening?

What's happening to Eric?

[ Sobbing ] He's my baby.
He's my baby.

It's gonna be okay.

♪ When they are winning ♪

-He's my baby.
-He's gonna be okay.

♪ And I go spinning
all night ♪
He's gonna be okay.

♪ Screaming,
"I don't need your help ♪

♪ He knows that means
I need it bad ♪

Bailey: Okay.
Whole compressions.

We got a pulse!

♪ My father
understands the demons ♪

On my count.
One, two, and three.

Hang another unit
of blood.

Jackson: Let get set up for
a post-op angio, please.

♪ And knows what to say
when they are winning ♪

-Chief, where do you want me?
-Uh, we got it, Kepner.

-Thank you.
-Jackson, do you need any help?

All right, I want to
get him prepped all the
way down to his knees.

♪ ...need your help ♪

♪ He knows that means
I need it bad ♪

[ Monitor beeping ]

Jackson: Okay. Thank you.

[ Radio chatter ]

How's it going?
Is he okay?

♪ My father
understands the demons ♪

♪ I wrestle with
in my daydream ♪

We're gonna need
to get a statement.

♪ He knows that means
I need it bad ♪

April: Oh, my God.
What happened?

Arizona: She's bleeding out.
Why didn't you call me sooner?!

I called you as soon
as she was in distress.

She was sitting
in your ER for hours!

How many times
did you check her?

Every 20 minutes.
One BP was mildly elevated.

-What is it?
-It's DIC and HELLP syndrome.

Her liver's failing,
and the other organs
are trying to follow.

Okay. What can I do to help?
I can scrub in --

God! I can't stop
this bleeding!

All right. We're gonna
have to do a hysterectomy.

DeLuca, go talk to
Karin's husband.

No, no, no. You take care
of her. I'll go. I'll talk to --

Arizona: No, April!
Please leave him alone.

-Clamp.
-Okay. Dr. Robbins --

I got it, I got it.
Go, go, go.

♪ ...need your help ♪

Oh, my God.
♪ He knows that means
I need it bad ♪

I came to pray,
but I can go.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[ Breathing sharply ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[ Monitor beeping ]

-It was a drunk driver.
-What?!

They found the guy who hit Paul.
It was a drunk driver.

So nobody
has to go to Canada.

-[ Chuckles ]
-She's free.

What happens if we
leave him plugged in?

His organs will shut down.
He won't last for long.

I wanted him
to rot in jail.

I wanted to stand up and tell
the whole world what he did.

I wanted to
stand up in court

and humiliate him
the way he humiliated me.

When I was with him,
he didn't smoke or drink.

Is that still true?

Yeah. He jogs five miles a day.
No red meat. Why?

Because I know
what to do.

[ Telephone rings ]

Did you know that Seattle is
a city built on top of a city?

[ Mouse clicks ]
Um, have you been to --

Ah, what's its name?
The -- The -- The Underground?

Her baseline pressure
was low.
Sorry?

My patient,
Karin Taylor.

A high BP for her is a normal BP
for anyone else,

so when she was showing signs
of preeclampsia, she --

Her blood pressure seemed to
be normal, so no one saw it.

Yeah.
[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

Dr. Robbins, she's in PEA.
I just lost her pulse.

Arizona: Matthew, I need you
to get out of here, honey.

Matthew: Don't take her away.
I'm begging you.

Okay, stop.

Matthew: Please. Just put your
wisdom in these doctors' hands.

Okay. Hey, somebody's got to
get him out of here, please!

-Don't take her away from me.
-Matthew, you got to go!

We're maxed out on pressors
and had to stop dialysis
before she started coding.

Okay.
Let's get ECMO set up.

As soon as we get her back,
I want it ready. One of epi.

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Radio chatter ]

[ Indistinct conversation ]

[ Sobbing ]

[ Sobbing continues ]

Danisha:
Oh, my God! No!

[ Sobbing ]
Oh, my God! No!

No!

[ Door opens ]

[ Danisha sobbing ]

Jackson. Jackson.

It was a high-pressure
situation.

An officer made
a judgment call.
No.

There's no judgment in that
call. That was just a reaction.

You see skin color.
We all do.

But the reaction that
you give to a white kid

versus a brown kid
in that split second?

That's the measurable,
fixable difference.

Bias is human.

You have guns.

You're using guns.
So yours is lethal.

We aren't racist.

We just never know
who has a gun.

I didn't say anything about
racist. I said biased.

And lucky for us,
bias is fixable.

You have protocols
in place.

Those can be adjusted.
You can fix it.

Or you can keep pretending
that it doesn't exist at all.

Kids are dying.

This kid is dead.
For what?

So many people that look
just like him are dying.

For what?

Doctor. I'm sorry, but
we still need a statement.

My statement is that
a little boy was at home

when your fellow officer
shot and killed him.

You can't just be out there
shooting people

'cause you're afraid.

How am I supposed to have any
faith in a system like that?

[ Ship horn blares ]

Bailey: 12 years old.
In his own house.

It's time to give Tuck
the talk.

Ben: I know.

[ Telephone rings ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

-[ Sighs ] You paged?
-Uh, yes.

Well, I just telling David

with a little rehab he should
make a complete recovery.

Okay.

And he, uh, had a few questions
I couldn't answer.

You know scripture, right?

We'll leave you to it.

Yeah.

A or B --

God created the Earth in seven
days, or evolution happened?

Both. 2 Peter says
that with the Lord,

a day is like a thousand years,
so He measures time differently,

which means he could have used
evolution to create the world.

Do you think that Jonah
really survived three days
in the belly of a great fish?

[ Sighs ] The Bible is --
is a book, David.

It's full of beautiful stories
and metaphors and -- and poems

that shouldn't be taken
literally.

But 2 Timothy says all scripture
is inspired by God.

Yeah, inspired by,
not dictated by.

What about
"thou shalt not kill"?

Well, come on. That one
is definitely literal.

Aren't they all?
Luke says "Blessed are those

who hear the word of God
and obey it."

-I know. I know He --
-James says, "Do not merely

listen to the word.

Do what it says."
Within reason!

You have to do what it says
within reason, okay?!

We don't chop off our limps! We
don't cut our babies in half!

Then tell me what to do
if this won't!

If I can't trust this,
if it's not the truth,

if the Word of God is just
a bunch of stories,

what does anything mean?

What is any of this
even for?

I am William George
Bailey Jones.

I'm 13 years old.

And I have nothing
to harm you.

Bailey:
That's good, baby.

You always have to show the
police where your hands are.

And always say what you're doing
before you do it.

Ben: Be in control
of your emotions.

Be polite and --
and respectful.

Yeah, don't fight back.
Don't talk back.

Do not make
any sudden movements.

Remember, your only goal
is to get home safely.

If you get detained,
don't sign anything

or -- or write anything.

Wait for a parent
before you talk.

And if your white friends

are saying things
or mouthing off,

know that you cannot.

You can't go climbing
through windows,

play with toy guns,
throw rocks.

And you cannot ever
run away from them,

no matter how afraid you are.

Never, never...

never run.

[ Thunder rumbles ]

Everything that
we're saying to you

we're saying because we want you
to come home again.

We want you to grow up

to be anything and everything
that you want to be.

Do you hear me?

You...are amazing.

You are perfect.

And we want you
to stay that way.

♪♪

♪ Wake up ♪

Am I even allowed
to be in here?

You're fine.

♪ Stay with me ♪

♪ This is all ♪

♪ Just a bad dream ♪

Jo: This is a good one.

His kidney's going to
a little girl in Billings.

Do you think he's evil?

I mean, I'm a scientist,

and I think
I'm an atheist.

But there's a little part of me
that's worried

that the girl in Billings
is getting an evil kidney.

Hmm.

I don't believe that
anyone is just evil.

If people were just one thing,
life would be so much simpler.

Paul was awful in this life,

but now, in death,
he gets to do all this good.

So there's light
and darkness,

and they both coexist.

And sometimes
it's really beautiful.

♪ Half in the light,
I need to know now ♪

♪ Are you with me? ♪

♪ Are you in or are you out? ♪

Helm, I never followed up
on Paul Stadler.

-Just a concussion, right?
-No.

I, uh -- Yes.
It was a concussion.

But, Dr. Kepner, he died.

What? No.
He was fine! What?!

I'm sorry. I don't --
I don't know.

Um, I'll find out.

♪♪

Hey.

♪♪

♪♪

♪ Are you with me? ♪

♪ Are you in... ♪

April: "Eli, Eli...

lama sabachthani?"

That's what Jesus said
on the cross before he died.

♪ Are you with me? ♪

"My God, My God.
Why have you forsaken me?"

♪♪

Job asked the question, too.

But he kept the faith.

♪ Equal parts light and dark ♪

And what did he get for it?

♪ We can be brilliant ♪

Replacement children. PTSD.

♪ Are you with me? ♪

Was it worth it to have been
a faithful servant?

Or would it have been better

to just curse God's name
from the beginning?

♪ Oh, are you... ♪

Where was God throughout all
of Job's suffering and pain?

♪ Are you in or are you out? ♪

He was winning
a bet with Satan.

Vik: Rough day, huh?

♪ Are you in or are you out? ♪

♪ Are you with me? ♪

♪♪

[ Water running ]

Makes you wonder where He is
through all of the unfairness

and inequity and cruelty
in the world.

-Can I join you?
-Yep.

Where is he now?

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪