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AUDIENCE SCORE 86% liked it Average Rating: 4.4/5 User Ratings: 174 ADD YOUR RATING - NOT INTERESTED + WANT TO SEE Share on Facebook Post Want to See Not Interested Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Not Interested Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head Air date: Sep 25, 2005 Season Two of Grey's Anatomy picks up exactly where Season One left off, with the unexpected arrival at Seattle Grace Hospital of brilliant surgeon Addison Shepherd (Kate Walsh)--much to the dismay of Addison's estranged husband Dr. Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey), to say nothing of Derek's current amour, surgical intern Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo). Naturally, Meredith feels betrayed by Derek, and keeps on feeling that way throughout the rest of the episode. Meanwhile, chief of surgery Dr. Webber (James Pickens Jr.) recovers from his operation with the special help of intern George O'Malley (T.R. Knight), who has been appointed official bearer of gossip from the hospital; and Meredith's friend and coworker Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) has big news for her boss Dr. Preston Burke (Isaiah Washington)--and vice versa. Finally, arrogant intern Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) displays a hitherto untapped streak of compassion when the team's favorite bartender Joe suffers a heart attack. More 2 Enough Is Enough (No More Tears) Air date: Oct 2, 2005 The OR staff has its hands full with the victims of a spectacular car crash caused by flagrantly careless driver Bob Seibert. In the course of events, it is revealed that Seibert is a drug abuser, wife beater and all-around louse--and he is also in desperate need of a liver transplant. Ironically, the perfect donor turns out to be the very man whom Seibert killed on the road, placing the surgical interns smack in the middle of a major ethical dilemma. Elsewhere, George (T.R. Knight) is forced to work side by side with the same nurse who gave him syphillis; Webber (James Pickens Jr.) gets what-for from his wife (Loretta Devine) for having brain surgery without her knowledge; Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) do their best to lose themselves in their work and forget their romantic travails; and we finally find out the reason for the rift between Derek (Patrick Dempsey) and Addison (Kate Walsh). More 3 Make Me Lose Control Air date: Oct 9, 2005 Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) open the episode by cryin' the blues over getting romantically involved with their control-freak bosses. Back at Seattle Grace, Meredith's mom Ellis (Kate Burton), a brilliant surgeon struck down by Alzheimer's, is treated for diverticulitis--which unexpectedly becomes the catalyst for several revelations on the part of several secret lovers. Cristina resists the notion of telling Burke (Isaiah Washington) that she is pregnant, but this becomes a moot point when she collapses in the surgery room and Addison (Kate Walsh) is forced to perform an emergency operation. A young female patient (Angela Goethels) who suffers from uncontrollable blushing finds herself in the middle of a few interdepartmental intrigues. And George (T.R. Knight) is finally able to get the best of the insufferable Alex (Justin Chambers) when he is handed an unusally difficult assignment. More 4 Deny, Deny, Deny Air date: Oct 16, 2005 On the verge of signing their divorce papers, Addison (Kate Walsh) and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) have second thoughts--and Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) fumes from the sidelines. Recovering from her miscarriage, Cristina (Sandra Oh) proves the old adage that doctors make the worst patients. Kindhearted George (T.R. Knight) is run ragged by Meredith's delusional mother Ellis (Kate Burton), who imagines that she is still a busy surgeon with tons of patients. Bailey (Chandra Wilson), aka "The Nazi", shows her human side when she is reunited with a young cystic fibrosis victim (Thomas Ian Nicholas). And Alex (Justin Chambers) worries that his medical career may end before it even gets properly under way. More 5 Bring The Pain Air date: Oct 23, 2005 A power outage at Seattle Grace traps George (T.R. Knight) in an elevator with a seriously wounded police officer (Daniel Bess), forcing him to perform emergency surgery. The outage also causes another patient to lose his "pain medication"--to be exact, his collection of video porn--forcing Cristina (Sandra Oh) to do some clever improvising. Elsewhere, after trying to convince a religious zealot to authorize surgery for his daughter, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) has a showdown with Derek (Patrick Dempsey). And Meredith's delusional mother Ellis (Kate Burton) waxes nostalgic over her long-ago love affair--with Seattle Grace's chief surgeon Webber (James Pickens Jr.) More 6 Into You Like A Train Air date: Oct 30, 2005 A planned romantic rendezvous for Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) is interrupted by a train wreck which brings dozens of victims into Seattle Grace. Among these are a twentyish woman named Bonnie (Monica Keena) and a middle-aged man named Tom (Bruce A. Young), who form an unusual bond while impaled together on a pole. Meanwhile, a critical operation is put on hold while Cristina (Sandra Oh) searches for the patient's missing leg; Addison (Kate Walsh) and Izzie (Katherine Heigl) struggle to save the life of a burn victim's unborn child; and Alex (Justin Chambers) tries to care for his patient Mary (Juliette Jeffers), despite the obnoxious interpolations of Mary's friend Yvonne (Kym Whitley)--whose ceaseless carping about Alex's medical skills and bedside manner cause him to wonder if he has chosen the right profession after all. More 7 Something to Talk About Air date: Nov 6, 2005 Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) sullenly continues to cool her jets while Derek (Patrick Dempsey) and Addison (Kate Walsh) consider giving their marriage a second change. Back at work, Meredith and the other interns are nonplussed by a male patient named Shane (Joe Sikora), who is convinced that he is pregnant. Meanwhile, Alex (Justin Chambers) tries to persuade an 18-year-old girl named Nicole (Michelle Ongkingco) to undergo corrective surgery--and at the same time, Nicole gives Alex advice on his relationship with Izzie (Katherine Heigl); George (T.R Knight) finds himself identifying with the long-suffering husband (Reni Santoni) of an overbearing heart patient (Elaine Kagan); and Cristina (Sandra Oh) and Burke (Isaiah Washington) aren't sure whether to let everyone know about what's going on between them. More 8 Let It Be Air date: Nov 13, 2005 Addison (Kate Walsh) is caught in the middle when her old friend Esme Sorrento (Janet Rotblatt) wants to have her uterus removed to prevent cancer, while Esme's husband Joe (Shelley Berman) is dead set against the operation. Elsewhere, George (T.R. Knight) is saddled with another eccentric patient, this one a suicidal window washer (Geoffrey Rivas); try though she might, Meredith can't avoid running into Derek (Patrick Dempsey); and Cristina (Sandra Oh) prepares for an important date with Burke (Isaiah Washington). The episode's pivotal moment occurs when Dr. Bailey discovers why she has been so unusually lethargic (a plot twist dictated by actual events in the life of actress Chandra Wilson, who plays Bailey). More 9 Thanks for the Memories Air date: Nov 20, 2005 As Izzie (Katherine Heigl) busies herself preparing for a lavish Thanksgiving dinner, both Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) sneak back to the hospital. Upon arrival, Meredith helps Derek (Patrick Dempsey) look after a man who has awakened from a coma after sixteen years--only to determine that he would have been better off remaining asleep. Meanwhile, George (T.R. Knight) is strongarmed into joining his father and brothers on a turkey shoot, with disastrous results. And Bailey (Chandra Wilson) finally realizes that the "Nazi" everyone is always talking about is none other than herself. George Dzundza appears unbilled as George's dad. More 10 Much Too Much Air date: Nov 27, 2005 The hospital staff anxiously prepares for the birth of quintuplets, but the delivery is a extremely difficult one and the outlook isn't promising for the undersized infants. Somehow or other Burke (Isaiah Washington) finds time to slip Cristina (Sandra Oh) his apartment key, which temporarily throws her off balance. Elsewhere, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) is shocked and embarrassed when a guy she'd picked up at Joe's bar the night before shows up at the hospital with a painful priapism--and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) is the consulting physician! More Show More Episodes Grey's Anatomy: Season 2 Photos View All Photos (32) Tv Season Info In the second series of this medical drama, the burgeoning romance between Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) hits a bump in the road when Derek's estranged wife, Addison (Kate Walsh), becomes their colleague at Seattle Grace and seeks forgiveness from Derek for her adultery. Things get even messier when Mark Sloan (Eric Dane) -- Addison's ex-lover and Derek's former best friend -- resurfaces and wants Addison back. Meanwhile, Cristina (Sandra Oh) faces her own romantic troubles with Preston (Isaiah Washington) and deals with an unplanned pregnancy; and Izzie (Katherine Heigl) grows very attached to heart patient Denny Duquette (Jeffrey Dean Morgan). Genre: Drama Network: ABC Premiere Date: Sep 25, 2005 Creator: Shonda Rhimes Exec. Producers: Betsy Beers, Rob Corn, Mark Gordon, Shonda Rhimes, Krista Vernoff, Tony Phelan, Joan Rater, Peter Horton, Jim Parriott Cast Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd Sandra Oh as Cristina Yang Katherine Heigl as Izzie Stevens T.R. Knight as George O'Malley Justin Chambers as Alex Karev Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey Isaiah Washington as Preston Burke James Pickens Jr. as Richard Webber Kate Walsh as Addison Shepherd Sara Ramirez as Callie Torres Jeffrey Dean Morgan Loretta Devine as Mrs. Webber Michelle Krusiec as Anna Chue Chris O'Donnell Kate Burton Eric Dane Sarah Utterback Loretta Devine John Bishop as James Carlson Steven W. Bailey as Joe Kevin Mckidd as Owen Hunt Kyle Chandler Jessica Capshaw as Arizona Robbins Brooke Smith Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery Sarah Drew as April Kepner Greg Pitts as Jerry O'Malley Richard Jenik as Jimmy Shelton Camilla Luddington as Jo Wilson Jeff Perry Jerrika Hinton as Stephanie Edwards Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd Mare Winningham Cress Williams Kelly J. McCreary as Margaret "Maggie" Pierce Chyler Leigh Donovan Leitch as Rick Friart Kali Rocha George Dzundza Debra Monk Jack Yang as Walter Christopher Boyer as Tom Cline Diahann Carroll Edward Herrmann Mary McDonnell Amy Madigan Christina Ricci as Hannah Melissa George Robert Baker Isiah Washington as Preston Burke Nora Zehetner Kim Raver Stephen Lee as Mr. Gibson James Tupper Gaius Charles Margaret Welsh as Dorie Russell Tessa Ferrer Curtis Armstrong as Mr. Martin Pat Healy as Tom Russell Bryce Robinson as Timothy Ward David Grant Wright as Mr. Burton Brent Briscoe as Henry Lamott Robin Pearson Rose as Patricia Tessa Thompson as Camile Hallee Hirsh as Claire Noelle McCutchen as Nurse Vivian Tiffany Hines as Natalie Keith Coogan as Wade Solomon Gary Carlos Cervantes as Mr. Calva C.J. Sanders as Justin Mary Kay Place as Ollie Monica Keena as Bonnie Shelley Berman as Jed June Lockhart as Agnes Anjul Nigam as Dr. Raj Prahbu John O'Brien as Lab Tech Wendy Gazelle as Julie Phillips Betty Garrett as Eleanor Michaela Watkins as Nikki Angela Goethals as Kelly Roche Bruce A. Young as Tom Natalie Cole as Mrs. Booker Joe Sikora as Shane Tsai Chin as Helen Joseph Lyle Taylor as Weiss Linda Klein as Scrub Nurse Daniel Wilson as Radiology Tech Becca Gardner as Bex Lee Garlington as Farah Ann Cusack as Amy Romy Rosemont as Lea Seibert Michelle Ongkingco as Nicole Verma Arija Bareikis as Savannah Rae Allen as Ruth Alex Downs as AA Member #2 Laurie Metcalf as Beatrice Kym Whitley as Yvonne Keeshan Giles as Intern #3 Jonathan Slavin as Rick Frances Fisher as Betty Johnson Ken Marino as Brad Lukas Behnken as Scott Seibert Stephen Breithaupt as Mr. Gaston Don R. McManus as Samuel Linden Brittany Ishibashi as Talia Cynthia Ettinger as Jana Anne Moore as Penny Patty Yasutake as Mrs. Verma Domingo Vara as AA Member #3 Albert Hall as Eugene Foote Kathleen M. Darcy as Anesthesiologist Geoffrey Rivas as Stu Sunkrish Bala as Steve Murphy Francis Guinan as Mr. Verma Rosanna Arquette as Constance Ferguson Jayne Brook as Gwen Graber John Cho as Marshall Juliet Jeffers as Mary Scott Michael Campbell as Mr. Hubble Emilee Watson as Amelia Jesse Head as Will Michelle Arthur as Brooke Janet Rotblatt as Esme Tyrees Allen as Dr. Saltzman Katherine LaNasa as Kalpana Vera Jean Louisa Kelly as Rose Ward Graham Beckel as Big Jim Sydney Tamiia Poitier as Deborah Cathy Lind Hayes as Debbie Elaine Kagan as Mrs. Griswold Gabriel Tigerman as Son-in-Law Michael Arden as Neal Thomas Ian Nicholas as Jeremiah Tate Michael Melhoan as Doug Thomas Amy Cale Peterson as Nursing Home Staffer Renni Santoni as Mr. Griswold Troy Curvey Jr. as Priest Jeremy Rabb as ER Resident Moe Irvin as Nurse Tyler Brooke Blanchard as Jill Ray Ford as Paramedic Chad Fisk as Med Tech #2 Kerry Carney as Intern #2 Yvette Cruise as Scrub Nurse Patricia Bethune as Nurse Ginger Ariel Felix as Intern #1 Kate Anthony as GI Nurse Wayne Lopez as Paramedic #2 John Cappon as Paramedic #1 Rigo Sanchez as Stan Rob Narita as Anestheseologist Marty Lodge as Dr. Milton Jillian Armenante as Mindy Carlson Peter Birkenhead as Dr. Orsen Tracey Evans as Donor Woman Mimi Kennedy as Verna Bradley Derick Alexander as Lad Tech Peyton Hinson as Intern #2 Larry Weissman as Psych Patient #1 Andrew James Allen as Colby McKee Peter Howard as Hal Leonard Elaine Kao as NICU Nurse Arnie Donegan as NICU Nurse #2 Michael Hyatt as Mariann Alex Stamm as Josh Shelton John Prosky as Mr. Singleton Ricardo Molina as ID Residant Amir Nancy Linari as Sophie's Daughter Leisha Hailey as Claire Solomon Zibby Allen as Temp Nurse Scott Lusby as Med Tech Julio Oscar Mechoso as Chucky Eaton Noah Gray-Cabey as Shawn Beglighter Toia Thompson as AA Member #4 Emilee Wallace as Amelia Andrew Borba as Mr. Ward Seth Adams as Radiologist Jim Gleason as Dr. Domner Daniel Bess as Pete Willoughby Bashir Salahuddin as Bailey's Husband Kym E. Whitley as Yvonne Gianin Loffler as Psych Patient #2 Brian Reid as Waiter Kay Lennox as Speed Michael Matthys as Dr. Kent Dee Nelson as Cheryl Leonard Andrew Bilgore as Tim Hasting Sarah McDermott as Leah Stephen Spinella as Malar Pascowitz Shannon Cochran as Mrs. Singleton Natalie N. Okamoto as Yumi Regine Nehy as Chayenne Wood Pamela Roylance as Alice Bickham Terry Siddall as Anna Larry Clarke as Paul Deborah Geffner as Mrs. Burton Arlene Tur as Pamela Omar Metwally as Jesse Michelle Watkins as Nikki Mandy Siegfried as Molly Thompson Harrison Knight as Andrew Sarah Lafleur as Melanie Reynolds Sally Ann Brooks as Marie Lamott Michael Barreta as Danny Branden Weslee Kong as Intern #4 Allison Ward as Tina Herman Brian Kerwin as Holden McKee Tim Griffin as Ronny O'Malley Mike Faiola as Guy Timothy Bottoms as Mr. Murphy Monica García as Peds Nurse Helen Slater as Mrs. Shelton Jenny O'Hara as Mrs. Shelton's Mother Kathe E. Mazur as Mrs. Hasting Savannah McDermott as Jesse Carole Cook as Sophie Larson Yutaka Takeuchi as Kamaji Monica Calhoun as Mrs. Wood Jamal Thomas as Larry Mark Harelik as Keith Polus Annie Morgan as Gretchen Warner Jusak Yang Bernhard as Laparascopy Lecturer Obie Simms as Neuro Fellow P.D. Mani as Anesthesiologist David Haley as Paramedic #2 Johanna McKay as Grieving Widow Katherine La Nasa as Kalpana Vera Linda Eve Miller as ER Nurse Sean Anthony Moran as Lou Bradley Juliette Jeffers as Mary Karen Lew as Dr. Hoffman Reni Santoni as Mr. Griswold Patti Yasutake as Mrs. Verma Kate Blumberg as Daisy Gregor Manns as Levi Johnson Jon Hershfield as Doyle Alan Fudge as Ernie Sean McDermott as Jake Rik Deskin as Pedestrian #1 Lauren Tom as Audrey Joyce Guy as Administrator Jill Holden as Naomi Cline Donna Hardy as Grace Bickham Keith Mitchell as Wade Solomon Austin Rey as Bomb Squad #1 Jesse Plemons as Jake Burton Matt Roth as Michael Teddy Dunn as Heath Mercer Pamela Zane as AA Member #1 Soledad St. Hilaire as Lola Maile Flanagan as CT Tech #1 Maria Elena Maglaris as Nurse Show More Cast Episodes 1 Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head Air date: Sep 25, 2005 Season Two of Grey's Anatomy picks up exactly where Season One left off, with the unexpected arrival at Seattle Grace Hospital of brilliant surgeon Addison Shepherd (Kate Walsh)--much to the dismay of Addison's estranged husband Dr. Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey), to say nothing of Derek's current amour, surgical intern Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo). Naturally, Meredith feels betrayed by Derek, and keeps on feeling that way throughout the rest of the episode. Meanwhile, chief of surgery Dr. Webber (James Pickens Jr.) recovers from his operation with the special help of intern George O'Malley (T.R. Knight), who has been appointed official bearer of gossip from the hospital; and Meredith's friend and coworker Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) has big news for her boss Dr. Preston Burke (Isaiah Washington)--and vice versa. Finally, arrogant intern Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) displays a hitherto untapped streak of compassion when the team's favorite bartender Joe suffers a heart attack. More 2 Enough Is Enough (No More Tears) Air date: Oct 2, 2005 The OR staff has its hands full with the victims of a spectacular car crash caused by flagrantly careless driver Bob Seibert. In the course of events, it is revealed that Seibert is a drug abuser, wife beater and all-around louse--and he is also in desperate need of a liver transplant. Ironically, the perfect donor turns out to be the very man whom Seibert killed on the road, placing the surgical interns smack in the middle of a major ethical dilemma. Elsewhere, George (T.R. Knight) is forced to work side by side with the same nurse who gave him syphillis; Webber (James Pickens Jr.) gets what-for from his wife (Loretta Devine) for having brain surgery without her knowledge; Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) do their best to lose themselves in their work and forget their romantic travails; and we finally find out the reason for the rift between Derek (Patrick Dempsey) and Addison (Kate Walsh). More 3 Make Me Lose Control Air date: Oct 9, 2005 Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) open the episode by cryin' the blues over getting romantically involved with their control-freak bosses. Back at Seattle Grace, Meredith's mom Ellis (Kate Burton), a brilliant surgeon struck down by Alzheimer's, is treated for diverticulitis--which unexpectedly becomes the catalyst for several revelations on the part of several secret lovers. Cristina resists the notion of telling Burke (Isaiah Washington) that she is pregnant, but this becomes a moot point when she collapses in the surgery room and Addison (Kate Walsh) is forced to perform an emergency operation. A young female patient (Angela Goethels) who suffers from uncontrollable blushing finds herself in the middle of a few interdepartmental intrigues. And George (T.R. Knight) is finally able to get the best of the insufferable Alex (Justin Chambers) when he is handed an unusally difficult assignment. More 4 Deny, Deny, Deny Air date: Oct 16, 2005 On the verge of signing their divorce papers, Addison (Kate Walsh) and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) have second thoughts--and Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) fumes from the sidelines. Recovering from her miscarriage, Cristina (Sandra Oh) proves the old adage that doctors make the worst patients. Kindhearted George (T.R. Knight) is run ragged by Meredith's delusional mother Ellis (Kate Burton), who imagines that she is still a busy surgeon with tons of patients. Bailey (Chandra Wilson), aka "The Nazi", shows her human side when she is reunited with a young cystic fibrosis victim (Thomas Ian Nicholas). And Alex (Justin Chambers) worries that his medical career may end before it even gets properly under way. More 5 Bring The Pain Air date: Oct 23, 2005 A power outage at Seattle Grace traps George (T.R. Knight) in an elevator with a seriously wounded police officer (Daniel Bess), forcing him to perform emergency surgery. The outage also causes another patient to lose his "pain medication"--to be exact, his collection of video porn--forcing Cristina (Sandra Oh) to do some clever improvising. Elsewhere, after trying to convince a religious zealot to authorize surgery for his daughter, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) has a showdown with Derek (Patrick Dempsey). And Meredith's delusional mother Ellis (Kate Burton) waxes nostalgic over her long-ago love affair--with Seattle Grace's chief surgeon Webber (James Pickens Jr.) More 6 Into You Like A Train Air date: Oct 30, 2005 A planned romantic rendezvous for Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) is interrupted by a train wreck which brings dozens of victims into Seattle Grace. Among these are a twentyish woman named Bonnie (Monica Keena) and a middle-aged man named Tom (Bruce A. Young), who form an unusual bond while impaled together on a pole. Meanwhile, a critical operation is put on hold while Cristina (Sandra Oh) searches for the patient's missing leg; Addison (Kate Walsh) and Izzie (Katherine Heigl) struggle to save the life of a burn victim's unborn child; and Alex (Justin Chambers) tries to care for his patient Mary (Juliette Jeffers), despite the obnoxious interpolations of Mary's friend Yvonne (Kym Whitley)--whose ceaseless carping about Alex's medical skills and bedside manner cause him to wonder if he has chosen the right profession after all. More 7 Something to Talk About Air date: Nov 6, 2005 Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) sullenly continues to cool her jets while Derek (Patrick Dempsey) and Addison (Kate Walsh) consider giving their marriage a second change. Back at work, Meredith and the other interns are nonplussed by a male patient named Shane (Joe Sikora), who is convinced that he is pregnant. Meanwhile, Alex (Justin Chambers) tries to persuade an 18-year-old girl named Nicole (Michelle Ongkingco) to undergo corrective surgery--and at the same time, Nicole gives Alex advice on his relationship with Izzie (Katherine Heigl); George (T.R Knight) finds himself identifying with the long-suffering husband (Reni Santoni) of an overbearing heart patient (Elaine Kagan); and Cristina (Sandra Oh) and Burke (Isaiah Washington) aren't sure whether to let everyone know about what's going on between them. More 8 Let It Be Air date: Nov 13, 2005 Addison (Kate Walsh) is caught in the middle when her old friend Esme Sorrento (Janet Rotblatt) wants to have her uterus removed to prevent cancer, while Esme's husband Joe (Shelley Berman) is dead set against the operation. Elsewhere, George (T.R. Knight) is saddled with another eccentric patient, this one a suicidal window washer (Geoffrey Rivas); try though she might, Meredith can't avoid running into Derek (Patrick Dempsey); and Cristina (Sandra Oh) prepares for an important date with Burke (Isaiah Washington). The episode's pivotal moment occurs when Dr. Bailey discovers why she has been so unusually lethargic (a plot twist dictated by actual events in the life of actress Chandra Wilson, who plays Bailey). More 9 Thanks for the Memories Air date: Nov 20, 2005 As Izzie (Katherine Heigl) busies herself preparing for a lavish Thanksgiving dinner, both Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) sneak back to the hospital. Upon arrival, Meredith helps Derek (Patrick Dempsey) look after a man who has awakened from a coma after sixteen years--only to determine that he would have been better off remaining asleep. Meanwhile, George (T.R. Knight) is strongarmed into joining his father and brothers on a turkey shoot, with disastrous results. And Bailey (Chandra Wilson) finally realizes that the "Nazi" everyone is always talking about is none other than herself. George Dzundza appears unbilled as George's dad. More 10 Much Too Much Air date: Nov 27, 2005 The hospital staff anxiously prepares for the birth of quintuplets, but the delivery is a extremely difficult one and the outlook isn't promising for the undersized infants. Somehow or other Burke (Isaiah Washington) finds time to slip Cristina (Sandra Oh) his apartment key, which temporarily throws her off balance. Elsewhere, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) is shocked and embarrassed when a guy she'd picked up at Joe's bar the night before shows up at the hospital with a painful priapism--and Derek (Patrick Dempsey) is the consulting physician! More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Grey's Anatomy Season 2 All Critics (8) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (8) | Rotten (0) Rhimes' big finish does exactly what it's supposed to do: it leaves you wanting more. Nov 6, 2018 | Full Review… Debi Enker The Age (Australia) Top Critic Shonda Rhimes makes her case for being the best writer of season finales. Aug 7, 2018 | Full Review… Juliet Litman The Ringer I've said it before - this isn't a great show, but there's just enough good to make up for all the bad. May 31, 2018 | Full Review… Seth Freilich Pajiba There are people out there who don't like the Izzie/Denny story but I can't lie... I've gotten a bit caught up in their drama. Oct 2, 2013 | Full Review… Kelly West CinemaBlend Pesky melodrama aside, the show does succeed in its quick wit and charming supporting cast. Oct 2, 2013 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review… Jason Morgan CinemaBlend The plot itself wasn't full of twists, but what was shocking was just HOW MUCH the show could make you feel. Jan 4, 2019 | Full Review… Samantha Highfill Entertainment Weekly Top Critic The series has emerged as a quality guilty pleasure and, in its way, a fine successor to that recent Sunday night must, Sex and the City. Sep 28, 2006 | Full Review… Samantha Bornemann PopMatters View All Critic Reviews (8) Audience Reviews for Grey's Anatomy: Season 2 There are no featured audience reviews yet. Click the link below to see what others say about Grey's Anatomy: Season 2! View All News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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