Push. Push? Ehh, another title I don’t understand.

Look at Webber, looking all happy with himself. Yep, he’s happy ’cause Shepherd chose his surgical methods over Hunt’s. Well DUH, the black man always beats the ginger. (No form of ginger racism intended there, by the way, it was just a joke relating to something Webber said in the episode!)

Surgery of the Week.

Not a surgery as such, but this week, Callie made cartilage.

I’m not sure if this is a wholly new discovery or something, but the way in which Callie reacts is pretty much like it’s something that’s never happened before.

And to be honest, making cartilage? Surely that is the work of a genius.

Romantic Moment of the Week.

Not heavy on the romance this week. So I’ll go with a moment that started out romantic and slowly declined into a time of sadness.

Callie & Arizona decide they’re the golden couple at Seattle Grace right now. Which they pretty much are, as we don’t seem to see MerDer an awful lot because of Pompeo’s real life pregnancy.

This is also followed up with the dialogue:

Arizona: You’re amazing.

Callie: We’re amazing.

I mean, that’s romantic in itself, right? Nothing like romance over some newly made cartilage…

Of course, this descends into the unhappiness when Arizona tells Callie she doesn’t want kids. And she doesn’t notice that Callie is actually devastated. Oh dear. We’ll see what happens there.

Bailey Moment of the Week.

Bailey gives in to the cute anaesthesiologist.

Yep, it seems that Bailey finally has a new love interest since her divorce.

Throughout the episode, she was determined that they would not have sex. But the end of the last scene contained some steamy kisses, which looked like they were going somewhere to me…

Quote of the Week.

Again, Bailey wins here.

She gives one of her hilarious speeches to Callie. The Bailey/Callie relationship is actually pretty funny, if you ask me.

Let me tell you a little somethin’ about my ’surgical field’, okay? I prep my surgical field with soap and water. I keep my surgical field the way God made it. I don’t need a member of the Ukrainian KGB waxing it smooth so that it can be mistaken for the surgical field of a 5 year old girl. I am a woman. And a woman is meant to have something on her surgical field. If a man can’t deal with a little somethin’ on the surgical field, a little nature, a little God, then that man has no business getting near my surgical field.

And after that monologue, Callie simply states “Fine! I’m not putting a gun to your head!”

Big lol. Points to anyone who can work out what ’surgical field’ is a euphemism for.

Overall Episode Rating: 9 out of 10. I really enjoyed this week’s episode. Way more than I enjoyed this week’s ‘Skins’ episode. Awesomesauce.

There’s no Grey’s this week (bummer!) so there’ll obviously be no recap until next week.

Arizona Robbins, are you intentionally this perfect? Blonde hair, blue eyes… You don’t even snore. You’re basically some sort of angel, I swear.

That’s right, this episode was all about the lovely Arizona. And as you probably know from my previous Grey’s reviews, I am seriously in love with this character. Yum yum yum.

Without further ado…

Surgery of the Week.

An exhausted Dr. Robbins takes on a surgery she advised against.

But, being a good Doctor, she obeyed the Chief’s orders and did the surgery anyway. (FINALLY! Someone who listens to the Chief. On occasion.) The boy’s parents also persuaded Arizona to do the surgery for their son, for which they promised a $25 million reward. You heard. WOW. Although the surgery was not successful, it was just great to see a surgeon doing their best for once. And for no personal gain. *cough* Shepherd.

Romantic Moment of the Week.

For a show that is scarce of any romance recently, it was surprisingly easy to choose the winner for this category this week.

Although it’s not ‘quote of the week’ I’m gonna give you a little glimpse of the speech that was the highlight for me this week.

Arizona: I love you.

Callie: You do?

Arizona: I do.

[fade to black]

Callie: I love you too.

It may not sound much, but the way it is acted is actually just perfect: perfect timing; perfect tone; perfect to watch. Perfect. BLAH BLAH BLAHHH PERFECT PERFECT PERFECTTTTT. Wheeeeee! *ahem* Sorry, went a little crazy there.

I also congratulate the editor for this scene – the way in which it faded to black made it seem much sweeter. Don’t ask me why, just watch it to see if you agree.

Dr. Bailey Moment of the Week.

This week, Doctor Bailey orders Karev to remove his shirt to comfort a baby.

Epic. Why? Because watching a grown MAN remove his shirt to hold a baby to his breast was just priceless. I’m also going to award Bailey and Karev Quote of the Week!

Quote(s) of the Week.

As mentioned above:

Bailey: Take off your shirt!

Karev: Take off your shirt!

Bailey: No! Karev, just do it!

And, sure enough, he takes off his shirt. Bailey once again showing us that she can make anyone do anything. For real. Comedic timing from Chandra Wilson and Justin Chambers, once again: perfect.

Overall Episode Rating: 8.5 out of 10. Not quite as dramatic as last week but I approve of all this Arizona. Keep it that way.

UPDATE: I’m changing this episode’s rating to a 9. Just watched it again and it’s as perfect the second time as it was the first.