Sophia Bush | Grey's Anatomy

• Genre: Medical drama, Romantic drama, Ensemble drama, Dark comedy
• Created by: Shonda Rhimes
• Narrated by: Ellen Pompeo and various others
• Theme music composer: Psapp
• Opening theme: "Cosy in the Rocket"
• Ending theme: "Cosy in the Rocket" (instrumental)
• Composer: Danny Lux
• No. of seasons: 19
• No. of episodes: 420
• Executive producers: Shonda Rhimes, Ellen Pompeo, Allan Heinberg, Andy Reaser, Betsy Beers, Debbie Allen, James D. Parriott, Jeannine Renshaw, Jeff Rafner, Joan Rater, Kent Hodder, Krista Vernoff, Mark Gordon, Mark Wilding, Marti Noxon, Meg Marinis, Peter Horton, Rob Corn, Stacy McKee, Steve Mulholland, Tony Phelan, William Harper, Zoanne Clack
• Producers: Ann Kindberg, Austin Guzman, Elisabeth R. Finch, Gabrielle G. Stanton, Harry Werksman, James E. Williams, Jeff Rafner, Linda Klein, Lisa Taylor, Mark Foreman, Meg Marinis, Michael Metzner, Mimi Schmir, Peter Nowalk, Sara E. White, Stacy McKee, Tammy Ann Casper, Tia Napolitano, William Harper, Zoanne Clack
• Cinematography: Herbert Davis, Tim Suhrstedt, Jeffrey Jur
• Editors: Susan Vaill, David Greenspan, Edward Ornelas, Justin Chinn, Briana London, Sarah Boyd, Stacy Katzman, Brandi Bradburn, Bjorn Myrholt
• Running time: 43–53 minutes
• Production companies: Shondaland, Entertainment One, ABC Signature, Trip The Light
• Original network: ABC
• Original release: March 27, 2005 – present

A drama centered on the personal and professional lives of surgical interns and their supervisors.

"Night Moves"

The episode's central case involves a scaffolding accident at an air guitar concert, where a teenage couple is rushed to the ER with serious injuries. Schmitt, now acting as an attending for the night under Bailey's supervision, skillfully handles the complex trauma surgery, which includes a delicate decision to save a teen's kidney. Ultimately, Schmitt's positive experiences with younger patients solidify his decision to accept the pediatric clinical research position in Texas, despite offers to stay in Seattle as an attending. Meanwhile, Simone, who unintentionally confessed her love to Lucas, ultimately embraces her feelings, leading to a reciprocal declaration of love from Lucas. Mika and Jules work together on Winston's case, leading to Mika confessing that she wants to restart their relationship. After assisting on a lung transplant, Mika's fatigue, stemming from concern for her sister, reaches a critical point; she falls asleep behind the wheel with her sister in the car, causing a crash. Jo grapples with her fears of abandonment as her relationship with Link faces strain over her pregnancy, and she bonds with Amelia while taking care of their sick kids. Ultimately, although frustrated by her behavior, Link reassures Jo that he is in it for the long haul. Teddy finds herself in a complicated dynamic with new trauma surgeon Cass Beckman, whose marriage has recently opened up with non-monogamy, leading to a surprising kiss. Teddy tells Owen, who is upset by this development.

"Drop It Like It's Hot"

After six weeks of recovery, Mika returns to work at Grey Sloan, which brings up bad memories of her sister's passing. While working with Bailey, she has a nervous breakdown when a heatstroke patient codes. Jules meets her in an on-call room, and they have sex as Mika attempts to regain a sense of normalcy. Bailey convenes with Teddy and they decide to give Mika more time off. However, Mika has concluded that she needs to leave Grey Sloan, possibly permanently, and she says goodbye to Jules in the interns' locker room. Lucas and Jo fetch more ice to help with the heatwave plaguing the hospital, but the convenience store they're at gets held up at gunpoint by a robber. When Jo suspects she's suffering from vaginal bleeding, Lucas tries to disarm the gunman, and the gun goes off in the ensuing struggle. Owen works with Cass, the woman who kissed Teddy, making peace with her at first, but later, he feels threatened again when he sees Cass and Teddy alone in an elevator. He decides to reconnect with his old friend Nora, who'd been a recent patient, after randomly bumping into her. Kwan's ex-fiancé Molly returns to Seattle to see him after her boyfriend proposed; the two of them end up sleeping together. Despite pulling off an impossible surgery, Amelia and Winston lose a patient with Marfan syndrome with whom they both have an emotional connection.

"I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"

Following a difficult case, the team faces the complexities of medical ethics; Bailey continues to navigate her working relationship with Ben; a group of college students on a scavenger hunt causes chaos around the hospital.

"Don't You (Forget About Me)"

Amelia and Simone attempt to perform a high-stakes and groundbreaking brain surgery; Teddy and Bailey attend a medical conference and run into Dr. Cass Beckman; Jo struggles with her irritation toward a younger OB-GYN.

"Between Two Lungs"

A high-risk lung transplant pushes the surgical team to their limits. Meanwhile, Bailey juggles a trauma patient whose treatment hangs in the balance.

"Goodbye Horses"

The interns juggle a bizarre trauma, while a complex breast reconstruction forces Meredith into a tense partnership.

"Bridge over Troubled Water"

After a catastrophic bridge collapse sends dozens of victims to Grey Sloan, the hospital activates its full disaster response as they race to treat a surge of critically injured patients, including one of their own.