Grey's Anatomy

[nilesgirl]

Well, if you caught the end of the episode last week, it looked like Bailey saw Yang erasing her name off the board.

[combatcutie]

Well, if you caught the end of the episode last week, it looked like Bailey saw Yang erasing her name off the board.

I don't think Yang was erasing her name off the board. But I think something clicked with Bailey when she saw Yang there at the board writing and erasing things that it wasn't Burke that didn't want her in the OR

[prhoshay]

Why do you not think that Yang was erasing Bailey's name off the board? Yang is protecting Burke's secret.

[biggbaddgirl]

At the very end, Yang wasn't erasing Bailey's name but she was seen erasing and rearranging the board which of course made that little light bulb go off in Bailey's head. She now knows Yang was the one who didn't want her in the OR and is now probably wondering why.

[combatcutie]

Why do you not think that Yang was erasing Bailey's name off the board? Yang is protecting Burke's secret.

Not at the end of the show. I think she was writing the schedule on the board. Bailey wrote her name on the board for the surgery and yes Yang erased it. When she erased Bailey the first time, she made it a point to look around and make sure no one was watching her. This time, she was just writing and erasing, like she made an error in what she wrote. Not like she was trying to make sure so and so didn't get into his surgery. Just an observation I could be wrong

[prhoshay]

Got it!

[Krom]

Is tonight's episode the one which caused the now infamous fight?

Seems likely to me, since the timeline is about right, and we know that the scene had to involve at a bare minimum the characters of George, Burke, and Sheppard--three characters which rarely are on screen all at the same time on most episodes.

[psycobabe007]

Is tonight's episode the one which caused the now infamous fight?

Seems likely to me, since the timeline is about right, and we know that the scene had to involve at a bare minimum the characters of George, Burke, and Sheppard--three characters which rarely are on screen all at the same time on most episodes.

I think so. It kinda fits like you said with all the guys being together and the whole storyline mention of homosexuality.

[babyfat101]

has this season got BORING...or what?

[AsIs]

No, tonights episode wasn't where the fight was. I believe it is the next episode or the episode after. This episode could have stoked the fires for it, but the fight didn't occur here.