Seattle Grace

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The Becoming (episode) - Episodes
2007-11-22) 14.11 An ambulance crash makes the day hectic at Seattle Grace, when Meredith and The Chief have to comfort the paramedics trapped. 2007-12-06) 17.78 Bailey's notorious alias is promised by the doctors at Seattle Grace to never be used after the wounded paramedic's swastika tattoo, and the death of a worker at the hospital. 10, 2008 (2008-01-10) 17.68 When Bailey's son, Tuck, is at Seattle Grace following a bookshelf falling on him, she starts to feel that she might be a bad mother ...
List Of Grey's Anatomy Episodes - Webisodes - Seattle Grace: On Call
... Seattle Grace On Call webisodes No ... in season Title Directed by Written by Original air date 1 ... "Seattle Grace On Call Part 1" David Greenspan Chris Van Dusen November 20, 2009 (2009-11-20) 2 ... "Seattle ...
List Of Grey's Anatomy Characters - Supporting Characters - Family Members
... She was a highly respected surgeon who trained at Seattle Grace with Dr ... After her residency, she left Seattle to take a position at Massachusetts General ... After the disintegration of his first family, Thatcher remained in Seattle and married his second wife, Susan ...
List Of Grey's Anatomy Characters - Supporting Characters - Other Minor Characters
... Bonnie Crasnoff (Monica Keena) A patient admitted to Seattle Grace Hospital after being in a train crash ... Dylan Young (Kyle Chandler) The commanding officer of the Seattle PD bomb squad that responded to the bomb scare ... While at Seattle Grace, she delivered a baby girl and underwent extensive facial reconstruction surgery, performed by Dr ...

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