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1 A Change is Gonna Come 2 Love/Addiction 3 Let the Truth Sting 4 The Heart of the Matter 5 Haunt You Every Day 6 Kung Fu Fighting 7 Physical Attraction...Chemical Reaction 8 Forever Young 9 Crash Into Me, Part One 10 Crash Into Me, Part Two 11 Lay Your Hands on Me 12 Where the Wild Things Are 13 Piece of My Heart 14 The Becoming 15 Losing My Mind 16 Freedom

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Bailey (voiceover): In the beginning, God created the Heaven and the earth, at least that’s what they say. He created the birds of the air and the beasts of the fields, and he looked at his creation and he saw that it was good. And then God created man, and it’s been downhill ever since. The story goes on to say that God created man in his own image, but there’s not much proof of that. After all God made the sun and the moon and the stars, and all man makes is trouble. And when man finds himself in trouble, which is most of the time, he turns to something bigger than himself. To love or faith or religion to make sense of it all. But for a surgeon, the only thing that makes any kind of sense is medicine.

Lexie: Where's your girlfriend?
Alex: Back with her husband, I'm guessing...And I don't have a girlfriend.
Lexie: Or a conscience, apparently.

Meredith: There are about a hundred steps between where we are and our dream house. They’ll be fun steps. They’ll be sexy steps. And we’ll try not to fall down them together. Okay?

Erica: Now do you want me to stay here talking to you? Or do you want me to try and save your baby's life?

Derek: Are we together or are we not?

Bailey (voiceover): As doctors, we know more about the human body now than at any point in our history. But the miracle of life itself; why people live and die, why they hurt and get hurt is still a mystery. We want to know the reason, the secret, the answer at the back of the book…because the thought of our being all alone down here is just too much for us to bear. But at the end of the day, the fact that we show up for each other, in spite our differences, no matter what we believe, is reason enough to keep believing.