Grey’s Anatomy Quotes

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Miranda Bailey: Oh, for the love of... I had a heart attack! Hmm. That's what Dr. Webber has gone out of his way not to say. He's gone out of his way all damn day to not reveal my secret, to not let me do my job, and to make sure that I'm not putting any extra stress and strain on my body, and it's not okay. I know better than to show up to this hospital before I'm ready, I know better than to put a child's life in my hands before I am ready, and I am ready to do my job. Now, I would appreciate everyone doing their own jobs, too.

Owen Hunt: Focusing on the field, until the awkward goes away.

Owen Hunt: That was fast thinking back there.

Dahlia Qadri: Thank you, Dr. Hunt.

Owen Hunt: I'm surprised you just took your hijab off like that.

Dahlia Qadri: Well, I mean, it's a symbol of my faith, but my faith is about service and compassion, and he was bleeding really fast.

Alex Karev (about Koracick): Send him home.

Amelia Shepherd: We didn't make it into the contest. We have no funding. As much as you want to help Kimmie, you can't help me with the physics of high-energy ultrasound. Koracick may be a tool, but he is the kind of tool that we need right now. See how I did that? Tool/tool?

Alex Karev: He doesn't go anywhere near Kimmie. He doesn't even get to meet her.

Amelia Shepherd: Oh, God, no. Kimmie's got enough problems.

Miranda Bailey: I've been trapped in my bed. I've binged every reality show ever made, and I can physically feel my IQ lowering. I'm getting back in the OR. Pierce cleared me.

Maggie Pierce: I did. She's cleared. I cleared her. She's cleared, and I'm not taking it back no matter how sternly you stare at me.

Richard Webber: I had things to do today. Now I've got to spend my day following her.

Maggie Pierce: Or you could just trust my professional assessment. (Webber leaves) No?

Meredith Grey (narration): The longest surgery on record lasted for four days straight. A team of surgeons rotated in and out, holding scalpels for sometimes 18 hours at a stretch. Try holding anything in your hand for 18 hours. Now imagine you're also holding a human life. When you hold on to anything for too long, your muscles conform to the position you're holding. That applies to the heart and the mind, as well as the hand. The pain you know is coming is what makes it easier to just keep holding on.

Thomas Koracick (to April): My kid died. Uh, freak accident... at school. Took a baseball bat to the skull, died instantly. He was 10. It was, uh... unfair. So unfair. The priest said talk to God, but I-I... I wanted to find God and choke the life out of Him. I didn't want to talk to God. I didn't care what He had to say. I wanted to talk to my son. I was not, um, as delightful then in that period as I am now. I... I was not fit company. My marriage fell apart. I was alone. So I went to church. Because in church, you can talk out loud all by yourself and not look crazy. So I would go to Mass, and I would talk to my son. I still do. I don't think God left me or I left God. I just think we got in a fight. That's all.

Alex Karev: I just... I-I didn't think you'd be so excited to... to consider leaving Seattle.

Jo Wilson: Because I can! Because for the first time, I can do exactly what I want to do. I have freedom now, I have opportunities that I didn't have before because I was afraid that Paul was gonna come find me. You know what, I can apply anywhere now. I don't have to hide in Seattle. I thought that you, of all people, would get that.

Alex Karev: Look, I'm happy Paul's gone, and I'm happy you're free. I just didn't realize he was the only one keeping you here.

Thomas Koracick: I-look at your home, here. Fun toddler detritus, lots of light, warmth, books.

April Kepner: Your point?

Thomas Koracick: The woman I met last night? She doesn't live here. And she's not a person you trust with a Power of Attorney. I'm not sure I should trust you with my... p*nis again. That woman scares me a little. In a "pretty good" way, but, uh... How did that woman become this woman?

April Kepner: I'm not gonna get into this with you.

Thomas Koracick: Uh, no... No, no, no. No, no. No, no, no. L... No. Let me do it. Uh, alcoholism. Drugs. Cancer diagnosis. No? Uh... physical trauma? Uh... dead relative. Dead pet. Uh, dead beloved TV-show character.

April Kepner: Oh, my God.

Thomas Koracick: None of these? Okay, that leaves, um, metal illness, acute clinical depression, crisis of faith.

April Kepner: Stop.

Thomas Koracick: Crisis of faith.

April Kepner: No.

Thomas Koracick: Mm-hmm. God is dead.

April Kepner: No.

Thomas Koracick: Ah, yes.

April Kepner: No, He's not dead. I just hate Him so much I wish He was.

Jo Wilson (to a patient): Charlie, you have to vow that you're going to survive. Because you have to fight for Henry. True love survives arguments. Sometimes it even survives break-ups, so you have to live, and then you have to fight for him.

Meredith Grey (narration): On average, a healthy heart beats 115,000 times per day. When excited, the heart rate can double. The heart pumps 2,000 gallons of blood through your entire body 24 hours a day. It never rests. The heart is the hardest-working muscle in your body. But when it's damaged, it's just like skin. It scars, and scar tissue can be very dangerous in a heart. It weakens it. And eventually, a heart full of scars stops working. Scarred hearts don't heal, but over time, the scars can change. They can become smoother, softer. And some scars can even fade away.

Richard Webber: The idea is that we create a file of the chemical and molecular markers in various types of tumor cells, and then we pre-program this into the device to rapidly identify the different types, okay? So you can know in surgery on contact where the healthy tissue is... and where the cancer is... and make it go away.

Maggie Pierce: It's not a pen. It's a wand. It's a magic wand.

Owen Hunt (to Kepner): You know I stop bleeding every day. I don't need to write papers and file patent requests. Every day, I compete with death, and more often than not... I win.

Meredith Grey: Spray-on skin. Of course you would come up with something cool like spray-on skin. You don't even seem that excited about it.

Jackson Avery: No, no, no. I am. I mean, I feel great about it, you know? This is the kind of thing that wins contests. I could definitely win a Harper Avery with this.

Meredith Grey: There's a "but" in there.

Jackson Avery: But thanks to my mother, all I can think about is v*ginas. Yeah. I should explain that...

Miranda Bailey: Keep your pager on. I might need you in a while. And, hey, take off those scrubs before you come here next time. What's wrong with you?

(Dr. Schmitt "Glasses" runs away) Later...

Levi Schmitt: I'm sorry, Dr. Bailey. I have to speak because I have to believe we live in an age where I can speak the truth to those in power over me.

Miranda Bailey: What?

Levi Schmitt: I don't know what it is we're doing, but it does not feel good to me. It's too much tubing and corks and secrecy in your bedroom. It does not feel good, and I do not feel safe here.

Miranda Bailey: No. Oh... No! I... I'm making my prototype. For the contest entry!

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