Grey's Anatomy
Thursdays 9:00 PM on ABCGrey's Anatomy Season 18 Episode 16: "Should I Stay or Should I Go" Quotes
Owen: Hey, look at you, you little cowboy!
Leo: I'm not a cowboy, I'm a girl.
Owen: OK, alright, cowgirl.
Leo: No, I'm just a girl, silly!
Teddy: No, honey, you're a boy. This is just a cowgirl costume. It's pretend, remember?
Are we here to point fingers, or are we here to solve problems?!
Catherine
Addison: Well, well, how far the mighty have fallen. What the hell did y'all do to this place? Probation? Really?
Amelia: You always know how to make an entrance.
You have to help me sell it or pay back the loan. If you're my brother, my family, you will. You have to help me. Please.
Wendell
Owen: Teddy, if Leo says, "I'm a girl," I'm going to listen.
Teddy: So that's it? We're just going to tell everyone he's a girl now before he even ties his own shoes?
Owen: Maybe, I don't know.
Teddy: He might change his mind in two months.
Owen: Then we just tell them he's a boy again.
Teddy: Won't that be even more confusing?
Owen: I don't know, Teddy. I don't have all the answers, okay? I just think we have to follow his lead.
Addison: You are trying to save a version of the program that is old, it's broken, alright? You gotta stop with the reminiscing about the past, and look to the future. What's the new way to train surgeons?
Richard: I tried that. I got it shut down.
Addison: Well, try again.
Owen: Let's just love Leo, Teddy. Let's listen when he tells us who he is.
Teddy: It's more complicated than that.
Owen: Yeah, yeah, it is. And let's get a therapist, but for us, not for Leo. I'm not correcting Leo. I'm not telling Leo that there's something wrong with Leo. Let's not be our kid's first bully.
Levi: I was in pain. When you came to see me.
Nico: You dumped me and told me to go away.
Levi: I know. I did. But when you were in pain, I kept showing up.
Nico: I guess that's the difference between me and you.
Mer: Nick, what are you doing here?
Nick: Don't come to Minnesota. Look, if you leave right now, your people won't be okay, and you won't be okay. You won't be happy, and you'll always resent me just a little bit. And I know your kids, they're going to have to get used to me being around, but I'm going to get my own place, and we are going to do this thing the normal way, having dinner together and not having to get on a plane just to kiss each other. I have days, I have tons of personal days, and I'm taking a few months and staying here, and I'm going to work at Grey Sloan, and we can be together, here.
I have the right to leave. I've earned the right to leave. Other people from my residency class, they left, and they took other opportunities. I stayed; I worked. I researched. I won awards for that place. I did everything that was expected of me and then some. And now, if I want to leave, it's considered disloyal? It's ridiculous! It's absurd! You know what else it is? It's my decision, and I've made my decisions, so this is all very patronizing.
Meredith
