Plus, Winston makes a big decision.
We can all agree that Halloween episodes onGrey’s Anatomyare typically entertaining.
Add little Pru in a baby Ewok outfit, and I am done.
Midori Francis, Niko Terho, Alexis Floyd, Adelaide Kane and Harry Shum Jr. in ‘Grey’s Anatomy’.Liliane Lathan/ABC
Who cares about storylines?
This is why we stick around for 19 seasons.
And it’s all fun and games until the cadavers roll in.
Kevin McKidd, Anthony Hill and Adelaide Kane in ‘Grey’s Anatomy’.Liliane Lathan/ABC
Meanwhile, Griffith accompanies Maggie outside to the ambulance bay with Teddy.
Two high school buddies decided to take a little LSD and jump off a roof into the swimming pool.
One landed in the water.
The other did not.
Luckily, Link is there to sort the mess out.
When both fathers arrive at the hospital, emotions begin to boil.
It’s a brutal world out there, and we are all just trying to keep our kids alive.
It takes a village, people, so get on board.
And may the force be with you.
Back in the lab, the interns, who have named the cadaver Chris, are failing miserably.
Winston and Owen roll their eyes while eating candy corn and gummy worms.
Finally, they declare Chris dead, insisting the class figure out what they could have done differently.
The answer is no.
Owen stabbed this guy himself, which causes Millin to come undone.
Sure, but in a very respectful way.
They needed the same scenario to learn on.
LET’S SAVE CHRIS 2.0!
The team works together and saves this dead man.
Everyone argues that they deserve the prize, but Adams ultimately gets it for being humble.
Then he takes it a step further and asks if they can all scrub in.
That seems excessive, but Winston obliges.
Let’s all go to the OR!
Except Maggie won’t be there.
Winston is ready to step out of Maggie’s shadow.
To be fair, Teddy is giving Link similar advice.
She knows he likes Jo, sprained wrist and all, but Teddy recommends remaining friends.
Don’t intermingle your lives because it gets messy.
Speaking of messy, poor Schmidt is overworked.
He must go to work.
He can’t let his patients down.
They can’t die.
Not on his watch.
Richard visits Helm at the bar to hear her take on Schmidt’s emotional state.
Helm knows Schmidt is drowning.
She also knows that no one has been beating down her door to come back.
No one found her a special job at the hospital.
Plus, she will walk out of the bar with $800 in her pocket tonight.
Richard hears Helm and immediately goes back to Schmidt.
He apologizes for failing his class and promises not to do it again.
No more cutesy pumpkin carving stations and entire days revolving around sex talks.
Everyone will pull their weight.
Everyone except Griffith, who is totally distracted in the OR by the constant dings of incoming texts.
The viral video of the intern losing it was Griffith at her old residency.
She explains to Maggie that she was a model resident who was often overlooked by white colleagues.
When she stood up for herself, she was considered aggressive.
Sadly, she broke one day and took it out on the on-call room.
Griffith has been working all morning to get the footage down.
In the end, it brings the interns together.
Maggie assures Griffith that she is in the right place.
She will always be heard and seen here.
Griffith comes clean to the interns, who all agree that Griffith showed restraint.
They would have ripped the sink from the wall.
We all have bad days.
However, Zola seems to be checking that box more than most kids her age.
She hints that they may have to look outside of Seattle.
Can’t we set up a Doogie Howser situation at the hospital?
Shepherd’s Anatomy has a nice ring, doesn’t it?
