Veronica, our pregnant patient, is very charming. It’s nothing we haven’t seen before: He fights for his patients until the bitter end, but there’s an added tension when the person he’s fighting against holds his fate in her hands without his knowledge. The outburst when enlisting Bailey’s help isn’t the only time Alex crosses a line tonight. We all care about the funny pregnant woman you met in line at the courthouse and diagnosed with cancer based on a hand rash, but that doesn’t mean you have to be impolite. He needs Bailey’s help with a patient down in the Tumor Ghost Clinic, immediately.

Meanwhile, Bailey’s feeling pretty confident in her decision to stand by a stellar surgeon like Alex. It’s like Catherine doesn’t know who she’s talking to or something. Catherine thinks Bailey is being too lenient, and if she doesn’t make an effort to replace Karev, Catherine will. A handful of patient stories, small but effective character moments, an impending hospital shake-up, and a moving scene between Alex and … Amelia? Nice job, Grey’s! “Roar” isn’t quite on par with the greatness of last season, but it sure is an improvement on the past few episodes.Īny residual joy Bailey might be feeling after last week’s episode is completely obliterated when Catherine Avery, hot off some morning shenanigans with Webber, comes storming into the chief’s office demanding an explanation for why Alex Karev is still on the hospital payroll.

Out of bounds rs grey