List of Grey's Anatomy episodes

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The following is an episode list for the ABC drama Grey's Anatomy. The series began on March 27, 2005 airing in Boston Legal's timeslot to gain viewers from the mega hit Desperate Housewives, much like Jake in Progress did earlier.[citation needed] The show quickly gained more viewers than Boston Legal, took over the time slot, and was picked up for a second season of 27 episodes (5 of which were originally slated to air with the first season) which began airing in September 2005.

As of May 14, 2009, a total of 102 episodes of Grey's Anatomy have been aired, plus four recap specials: "Straight to the Heart" (January 8, 2006, covering the first season and first half of the second season), "Under Pressure" (April 23, 2006, covering the second half of the second season), "Complications of the Heart" (September 21, 2006, covering the first two seasons), and "Every Moment Counts" (April 12, 2007, covering the first three seasons). Episodes 22 and 23 of Season 3 served as a backdoor pilot for the spin-off show Private Practice, featuring Kate Walsh as Dr. Addison Forbes Montgomery.

Contents

[edit] List of seasons

Season Episodes Originally aired U.S. ratings
(rank)
DVD release date
Region 1 Discs Region 2 Discs
1 9 2005 18.46 mil.[1]
(9th place)
February 14, 2006 2 July 10, 2006 3
2 27 20052006 19.44 mil.[2]
(5th place)
September 12, 2006 6 May 28, 2007 7
3 25 20062007 19.22 mil.[3]
(8th place)
September 11, 2007 7 September 15, 2008 7
4 17 20072008 15.92 mil.[4]
(10th place)
September 9, 2008 5 5
5 24 20082009 14.52 mil.[5]
(12th place)
September 15, 2009 7 7

[edit] Season 1: 2005

Episode Title Writer(s) Director(s) American viewers in millions Original airdate
1 "A Hard Day's Night" Shonda Rhimes Peter Horton 16.25[6] March 27, 2005
2 "The First Cut Is the Deepest" Shonda Rhimes Peter Horton 17.71[7] April 3, 2005
3 "Winning a Battle, Losing the War" Shonda Rhimes Tony Goldwyn 17.99[8] April 10, 2005
4 "No Man's Land" James D. Parriott Adam Davidson 19.18[9] April 17, 2005
5 "Shake Your Groove Thing" Ann Hamilton John David Coles 17.90[10] April 24, 2005
6 "If Tomorrow Never Comes" Krista Vernoff Scott Brazil 17.88[11] May 1, 2005
7 "The Self-Destruct Button" Kip Koenig Darnell Martin 18.86[12] May 8, 2005
8 "Save Me" Mimi Schmir Sarah Pia Anderson 18.33[13] May 15, 2005
9 "Who's Zoomin' Who?" Gabrielle Stanton and Harry Werksman, Jr. Wendey Stanzler 22.22[14] May 22, 2005

[edit] Season 2: 2005–2006

Ep # Title Writer(s) Director(s) American viewers in millions Original airdate
10 (1) "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" Stacy McKee Peter Horton 18.98[15] September 25, 2005
11 (2) "Enough is Enough (No More Tears)" James D. Parriott Peter Horton 17.57[16] October 2, 2005
12 (3) "Make Me Lose Control" Krista Vernoff Adam Davidson 18.12[17] October 9, 2005
13 (4) "Deny, Deny, Deny" Zoanne Clack Wendey Stanzler 18.28[18] October 16, 2005
14 (5) "Bring the Pain" Shonda Rhimes Mark Tinker 18.00[19] October 23, 2005
15 (6) "Into You Like a Train" Krista Vernoff Jeff Melman 16.67[20] October 30, 2005
16 (7) "Something to Talk About" Stacy McKee Adam Davidson 18.13[21] November 6, 2005
17 (8) "Let It Be" Mimi Schmir Lesli Linka Glatter 19.74[22] November 13, 2005
18 (9) "Thanks for the Memories" Shonda Rhimes Michael Dinner 20.33[23] November 20, 2005
19 (10) "Much too Much" Gabrielle Stanton and Harry Werksman, Jr. Wendey Stanzler 19.59[24] November 27, 2005
20 (11) "Owner of a Lonely Heart" Mark Wilding Dan Minahan 20.59[25] December 4, 2005
21 (12) "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" Krista Vernoff Peter Horton 15.70[26] December 11, 2005
22 (13) "Begin the Begin" Kip Koenig Jessica Yu 18.97[27] January 15, 2006
23 (14) "Tell Me Sweet Little Lies" Tony Phelan & Joan Rater Adam Davidson 21.04[28] January 22, 2006
24 (15) "Break on Through" Zoanne Clack David Paymer 18.44[29] January 29, 2006
25 (16) "It's the End of the World" Shonda Rhimes Peter Horton 37.88[30] February 5, 2006
26 (17) "(As We Know It)" Shonda Rhimes Peter Horton 25.42[31] February 12, 2006
27 (18) "Yesterday" Krista Vernoff (teleplay)
Mimi Schmir (story)
Rob Corn 24.36[32] February 19, 2006
28 (19) "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" Stacy McKee Wendey Stanzler 24.76[33] February 26, 2006
29 (20) "Band-Aid Covers the Bullet Hole" Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. Julie Anne Robinson 22.51[34] March 12, 2006
30 (21) "Superstition" James D. Parriott Tricia Brock 21.13[35] March 19, 2006
31 (22) "The Name of the Game" Blythe Robe Seith Mann 22.35[36] April 2, 2006
32 (23) "Blues for Sister Someone" Elizabeth Klaviter Jeff Melman 20.76[37] April 30, 2006
33 (24) "Damage Case" Mimi Schmir Tony Goldwyn 21.99[38] May 7, 2006
34 (25) "17 Seconds" Mark Wilding Dan Minahan 22.60[39] May 14, 2006
35 (26) "Deterioration of the Fight or Flight Response" Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Rob Corn 22.50[40] May 15, 2006
36 (27) "Losing My Religion" Shonda Rhimes Mark Tinker 22.50[41] May 15, 2006

[edit] Season 3: 2006–2007

Episode Title Writer(s) Director(s) Original airdate
37 (1) "Time Has Come Today" Shonda Rhimes Dan Minahan September 21, 2006
38 (2) "I Am a Tree" Krista Vernoff Jeff Melman September 28, 2006
39 (3) "Sometimes a Fantasy" Debora Cahn Adam Arkin October 5, 2006
40 (4) "What I Am" Allan Heinberg Dan Lerner October 12, 2006
41 (5) "Oh, the Guilt" Zoanne Clack, Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Jeff Melman October 19, 2006
42 (6) "Let the Angels Commit" Stacy McKee Jessica Yu November 2, 2006
43 (7) "Where the Boys Are" Mark Wilding Dan Minahan November 9, 2006
44 (8) "Staring at the Sun" Gabrielle Stanton and Harry Werksman, Jr. Jeff Melman November 16, 2006
45 (9) "From a Whisper to a Scream" Kip Koenig Julie Anne Robinson November 23, 2006
46 (10) "Don't Stand So Close to Me" Carolina Paiz Seith Mann November 30, 2006
47 (11) "Six Days, Part 1" Krista Vernoff Greg Yaitanes January 11, 2007
48 (12) "Six Days, Part 2" Krista Vernoff Greg Yaitanes January 18, 2007
49 (13) "Great Expectations" Eric Buchman Michael Grossman January 25, 2007
50 (14) "Wishin' and Hopin'" Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Julie Anne Robinson February 1, 2007
51 (15) "Walk On Water" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn February 8, 2007
52 (16) "Drowning On Dry Land" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn February 15, 2007
53 (17) "Some Kind of Miracle" Shonda Rhimes and Marti Noxon Adam Arkin February 22, 2007
54 (18) "Scars and Souvenirs" Debora Cahn James Frawley March 15, 2007
55 (19) "My Favorite Mistake" Chris Van Dusen Tamra Davis March 22, 2007
56 (20) "Time After Time" Stacy McKee Christopher Misiano April 19, 2007
57 (21) "Desire" Mark Wilding Tom Verica April 26, 2007
58 (22) "The Other Side of This Life, Part 1" Shonda Rhimes Michael Grossman May 3, 2007
59 (23) "The Other Side of This Life, Part 2" Shonda Rhimes Michael Grossman May 3, 2007
60 (24) "Testing 1-2-3" Allan Heinberg Christopher Misiano May 10, 2007
61 (25) "Didn't We Almost Have It All?" Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Rob Corn May 17, 2007

[edit] Season 4: 2007–2008

Episode Title Written by Directed by Premiere
4-01 (62) "A Change Is Gonna Come" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn September 27, 2007
Having just returned from her honeymoon with Meredith, Cristina searches for Burke, but he is nowhere to be found. Meredith, Cristina, Izzie and Alex spend their first day as residents with their own groups of interns. Among the interns are George, repeating his intern year after failing his exams, and Lexie Grey, Meredith's half-sister whom she has never met. Now that Derek's relationship with Meredith has reached an emotional impasse, he looks to his fellow doctors for friendship; Bailey wrestles with her place within the hospital now that her former interns report to new Chief Resident Callie; and Richard resumes his position as Chief of Surgery. 
4-02 (63) "Love/Addiction" Debora Cahn James Frawley October 4, 2007
The residents and interns treat the victims of a massive explosion at an apartment building, while Alex investigates the cause of the accident, Mama Burke returns to collect her son's things just as Cristina trades her wedding presents in exchange for surgeries, Lexie tries to have a heart-to-heart with an unwilling Meredith, and while Callie is overwhelmed with her duties as Chief Resident, Bailey searches for an outlet for her pent-up leadership skills. 
4-03 (64) "Let the Truth Sting" Mark Wilding Dan Minahan October 11, 2007
Meredith reluctantly helps Lexie with her first surgical procedure, while Lexie helps keep George's "repeater" status a secret from their fellow interns. 
4-04 (65) "The Heart of the Matter" Allan Heinberg Randy Zisk October 18, 2007
Izzie confides in Alex about George and the reaction is not what she expected, the Chief's niece returns to the hospital where she once had her prom, and Derek teaches Cristina how to be a better resident to her interns. 
4-05 (66) "Haunt You Every Day" Krista Vernoff Bethany Rooney October 25, 2007
Halloween is full of surprises for the Seattle Grace doctors when Ava makes an unexpected visit to see Alex, Meredith thinks her deceased mother is haunting her, and Callie reveals George and Izzie's affair to their fellow doctors. 
4-06 (67) "Kung Fu Fighting" Stacy McKee Tom Verica November 1, 2007
With his marriage in trouble, the Chief turns to his fellow male surgeons for a "gentlemen's evening," Cristina and Izzie heatedly compete for the same surgery, and the doctors treat two injured finalists from a promotional wedding competition. 
4-07 (68) "Physical Attraction, Chemical Reaction" Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Jeff Melman November 8, 2007
George and Izzie's romantic chemistry is put to the test, Mark develops a crush on a fellow surgeon, and Callie's role as Chief Resident is in jeopardy. 
4-08 (69) "Forever Young" Mark Wilding Rob Corn November 15, 2007
A schoolbus crash floods Seattle Grace with teenagers, Derek goes out on a date with a fellow doctor, and Meredith sees her father for the first time since her stepmother's death. 
4-09 (70) "Crash Into Me, Part 1" Shonda Rhimes and Krista Vernoff Michael Grossman and Jessica Yu November 22, 2007
Part one of a two-part episode. An ambulance crash endangers the lives of the paramedics involved, as Meredith and the Chief work on-site to save them, Bailey treats a patient who refuses her help, and Ava returns for Alex and meets his other girlfriend in the process. 
4-10 (71) "Crash Into Me, Part 2" Shonda Rhimes and Krista Vernoff Jessica Yu December 6, 2007
Part two of a two-part episode. Meredith furiously works to save the life of a paramedic trapped inside an ambulance, as her sister, Lexie, holds the life of a patient in her hands, and Derek must rely on the help of a nurse to save a patient's life. 
4-11 (72) "Lay Your Hands On Me" Allan Heinberg John Terlesky January 10, 2008
Bailey's family faces a medical trauma just as her marriage is falling apart, George receives a very unexpected visit from his mother, and a faith healer wishes to forgo traditional surgery. 
4-12 (73) "Where the Wild Things Are" Zoanne Clack Rob Corn April 24, 2008
Six weeks have passed since Derek started dating Rose, and the new residents are competing in a surgical contest. George and Lexie move into their new apartment while Callie and Erica continue their friendship. 
4-13 (74) "Piece of My Heart" Stacy McKee Mark Tinker May 1, 2008
Addison returns to Seattle Grace to perform an operation and is surprised by all the changes in the lives of her former co-workers; Derek and Meredith's clinical trial has its first patient; Rebecca returns with shocking news for Alex. 
4-14 (75) "The Becoming" Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Julie Ann Robinson May 8, 2008
A "date and tell" policy is instated at Seattle Grace after the nurses object to Mark's trysts, Cristina has to face her feelings for Burke and Meredith and Derek admit a gay veteran soldier into their clinical trial. 
4-15 (76) "Losing My Mind" Debora Cahn James Frawley May 15, 2008
Dr. Wyatt refuses to let Meredith give up on therapy, Alex learns the truth about Rebecca's medical condition, the Chief insists that Erica perform a risky surgery on his mentor, and after receiving news of Burke, Cristina continues to do things contrary to her nature, going so far as cleaning her always-messy apartment. 
4-16 (77) "Freedom, Part 1" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn May 22, 2008
Part one of a two-hour season finale. Meredith and Derek work on their last patient in their clinical trial, as the other surgeons try desperately to free a boy from a hardening block of cement. Izzie helps Alex care for Rebecca, and Lexie discovers important information about George's intern status. Callie confronts her feelings about Erica. 
4-17 (78) "Freedom, Part 2" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn May 22, 2008
Part two of a two-hour season finale. Meredith and Derek work on their last patient in their clinical trial, as the other surgeons try desperately to free a boy from a hardening block of cement. Izzie helps Alex care for Rebecca, and Lexie discovers important information about George's intern status. Callie confronts her feelings about Erica. 

[edit] Season 5: 2008–2009

Episode Title Written by Directed by Premiere
5-01 (79) "Dream a Little Dream of Me, Part 1" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn September 25, 2008
A military doctor piques Cristina's interest -- and she helps him -- and he helps her when she gets stabbed by an icicle. Meredith and Derek attempt to work on their "happily ever after", and the attendings are stressed over Seattle Grace's ranking of #12. 
5-02 (80) "Dream a Little Dream of Me, Part 2" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn September 25, 2008
Alex is offended when Izzie talks about how great a man Alex is to Meredith. Derek is stabbed with the scalpel in the palm of his hand by Rose, while the Chief is stunned over Mercy West's increase in the number of patients, a deadly ice storm ravages Seattle. 
5-03 (81) "Here Comes the Flood" Krista Vernoff Michael Pressman October 9, 2008
A plumbing leak causes a flood at Seattle Grace, as the Chief tries to implement new teaching policies and George retakes his intern exam. Derek tries to move Izzie and Alex out of Meredith's house. 
5-04 (82) "Brave New World" Debora Cahn Eric Stoltz October 16, 2008
Meredith freaks out when Derek discovers her mother's old diary in the house, Callie frets as she prepares for her first official date with Erica, and Cristina stumbles into a part of the hospital that neither she nor her fellow residents have seen before. 
5-05 (83) "There's No 'I' in Team" Jenna Bans Randy Zisk October 23, 2008
Bailey heads up a team of surgeons performing a "domino procedure" in which each surgery hinges on the one preceding it. Derek gets sole credit for the brain tumor study he did with Meredith. Lexie goes to great lengths to have George notice her romantically, and Sloan counsels a desperate Callie on the ways of love. 
5-06 (84) "Life During Wartime" Mark Wilding Jim Frawley October 30, 2008
To help Bailey become the best general surgeon at Seattle Grace, the Chief gives her new power, new responsibility, and the challenge of removing a young girl's inoperable tumor. The new head of trauma, Owen Hunt, challenges both the attending doctor's methods and the residents' surgical abilities. 
5-07 (85) "Rise Up" William Harper Joanna Kerns November 6, 2008
The Chief announces to the residents that a solo surgery will be awarded, and the news sends them into a competitive frenzy. Meanwhile Derek turns to Bailey for advice when he feels Cristina is interfering in his relationship with Meredith, and another dark day in Izzie's career rises when Erica discovers a shocking connection between her and a longtime patient. 
5-08 (86) "These Ties That Bind" Stacy McKee Eric Stoltz November 13, 2008
One of Meredith's oldest friends, Sadie, becomes an intern at Seattle Grace, but Mer's friends are less than welcoming to her. Lexie leads her fellow interns in secretive, unorthodox surgical training sessions; and a new surgeon, Virginia Dixon, brings rules and order to the OR. 
5-09 (87) "In the Midnight Hour" Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Tom Verica November 20, 2008
Meredith, Cristina and Bailey come to Lexie and Sadie's rescue when a not-so-routine surgery goes horribly wrong, as Owen and Derek treat a man seriously injured while sleepwalking and Mark comforts the sleepwalker's distraught daughter and has feelings for Lexie. 
5-10 (88) "All by Myself" Peter Nowalk Arlene Sanford December 4, 2008
Cristina is awarded the first solo surgery among the residents, but she has to relinquish it and choose her replacement; Mark performs a cutting-edge procedure to restore a patient's speech, impressing Lexie in the process; and Callie cannot figure out if Sadie is flirting with her or just being friendly. 
5-11 (89) "Wish You Were Here" Debora Cahn Rob Corn January 8, 2009
Bailey teams with Seattle Grace's new pediatric surgeon, Dr. Arizona Robbins, to save the life of a young patient near and dear to her heart, as the admittance of a death row inmate at the hospital stirs anger in Derek and further erodes Meredith and Cristina's friendship; meanwhile, Callie and Sloan work as a team to fight their respective attractions to Sadie and Lexie, and Izzie tells Alex that she is seeing Denny. 
5-12 (90) "Sympathy for the Devil" Jenna Bans Jeannot Szwarc January 15, 2009
Derek's mother, Carolyn (Tyne Daly), makes a surprise visit to Seattle and meets Meredith for the first time, as Mark tries to conceal his relationship with Lexie from her as well; meanwhile, death row inmate William wishes to donate his organs to Bailey and Arizona's patient, as Owen and Cristina try to go on their first date. 
5-13 (91) "Stairway to Heaven" Mark Wilding Allison Liddi January 22, 2009
Bailey grows desperate as a patient's condition becomes more and more dire. Everyone in the hospital is stepping up to try to find the boy a new organ donor, including Meredith, who considers a death row patient's wish to die before execution. Meanwhile, an injury leaves Mark in a compromising position in the on-call room and Cristina awkwardly avoids Owen. Izzie is still struggling with Denny as he is constantly reminding her "He is there for her". Izzie has an emotional blow out with Denny and soon understands what he is trying to tell her. She finally comes to the realization that Denny is not here "for her" in the emotional sense, which leaves Izzie reeling when she soon discovers that she is sick. Jeffrey Dean Morgan Guest stars. 
5-14 (92) "Beat Your Heart Out" William Harper Julie Anne Robinson February 5, 2009
Now that Derek has the engagement ring, he searches for the perfect way to propose to Meredith, as Lexie demands that Mark go public with their relationship, and Bailey, encouraged by her work on recent cases and by Dr. Dixon, considers a new direction for her medical career. Dr. Dixon suggests that Dr. Bailey will make a good pediatric surgeon. Derek finally decides to propose to Meredith. Addison calls Derek, and Derek decides to postpone the proposal. Cross-over with Private Practice 
5-15 (93) "Before and After" Tony Phelan and Joan Rater Dan Attias February 12, 2009
Addison, Naomi and Sam rush the ailing Archer to Seattle Grace and reunite with old friends Derek and Mark to help save his life; meanwhile, Izzie employs her fellow doctors in a medical game designed to help teach the interns, and Owen runs into a significant someone from his past. Cross-over with Private Practice. Kate Walsh returns and from Private Practice, Audra McDonald and Taye Diggs guest star. 
5-16 (94) "An Honest Mistake" Peter Nowalk Randy Zisk February 19, 2009
Derek's confidence is shaken like never before as he faces off with Addison over what course is best for their dying pregnant patient; Cristina calls the abilities of a renowned surgeon into question after she botches a standard procedure; and Bailey, who has decided to pursue a fellowship in Pediatric Surgery, is appalled by the Chief's less-than-stellar recommendation letter. Cross-over with Private Practice 
5-17 (95) "I Will Follow You Into the Dark" Jenna Bans Rob Corn March 12, 2009
Izzie walks the interns through diagnosing Patient X after receiving her troubling test results. Bailey and Meredith perform a surgery where they remove a woman's stomach to protect her from a very invasive form of stomach cancer that runs in her family. Hunt and Karev treat a high school marching band player with seizures. Shepherd has to come to grips with killing one of his patients. Cristina receives some disturbing news from one of her colleagues. 
5-18 (96) "Stand By Me" Zoanne Clack Jessica Yu March 19, 2009
After his fellow surgeons try and fail to bring Derek back to work, Meredith must summon the strength to convince him. Meanwhile the hospital is abuzz as Mark attempts a rare face transplant surgery. Cristina, at last awarded her first solo surgery, is more focused on the needs of her friends, and Izzie does her best to keep her medical condition a secret. 
5-19 (97) "Elevator Love Letter" Stacy McKee Ed Ornelas March 26, 2009
All eyes are on Derek as he is set to perform his first surgery after his breakdown; attention is also set on Izzie, whose medical condition requires her to undergo a difficult surgery; and Owen has another PTSD episode that injures Cristina and traumatizes both of them, throwing the future of their relationship into question. Derek proposes to Meredith in the elevator. 
5-20 (98) "Sweet Surrender" Sonay Washington Tony Phelan April 23, 2009
As she endures aggressive treatment for her cancer, Izzie throws herself into planning Derek and Meredith's wedding, Callie introduces Arizona as her girlfriend to her disapproving father, George excels in a trauma emergency when Alex freezes, and Owen seeks help with his PTSD. Meanwhile, Baily learns of the heart-wrenching practices in peds. 
5-21 (99) "No Good at Saying Sorry (One More Chance)" Krista Vernoff Tom Verica April 30, 2009
As preparations continue for Meredith and Derek's wedding, Izzie receives a surprise hospital visit from her handful-of-a-mother, Robbie. Meanwhile, a newly sober Thatcher visits his daughters, Meredith and Lexie, in order to make amends, and the Chief and Meredith bitterly fight over a controversial medical case. 
5-22 (100) "What a Difference a Day Makes" Shonda Rhimes Rob Corn May 7, 2009
100th Episode: As Meredith, Derek and all of their friends prepare for the big wedding, a group of college students, injured in a car crash as they were heading to their graduation ceremony, is admitted to the ER. Meanwhile, Izzie fears the worst when she begins experiencing familiar symptoms. 
5-23 (101) "Here's to the Future" Allan Heinberg Bill D’Elia May 14, 2009
Izzie spends time with a fellow cancer patient and contemplates whether or not to undergo a risky surgery, as Mark is ready to take his relationship with Lexie to the next level. A patient makes Owen reassess his place at Seattle Grace and Izzie's surgery to remove the brain tumor could have dire consequences. 
5-24 (102) "Now or Never" Debora Cahn Rob Corn May 14, 2009
Season Finale: George delivers stunning news to Bailey, sending shock-waves throughout the hospital, and Izzie’s friends await her recovery from surgery. Meanwhile Bailey is surprisingly displeased after being accepted into the pediatric fellowship program. The doctors focus on the victim of a near-fatal traffic accident who is disfigured and unable to speak. Meredith discovers it's George, who was hit by a bus while saving the woman who accompanied him to the hospital. Izzie recovers her memory and tells Alex that she loves him before losing consciousness. The episode ends with both George and Izzie flatlining and meeting up with each other in a heaven-like scene, with no definite indication of whether either or both are dead or alive. 

[edit] Season 6: 2009–2010

Episode Title Written by Directed by Premiere
6-01 (103) "TBA" Krista Vernoff Ed Ornelas September 24, 2009[42]
Season Premiere: The fate of George and Izzie will be revealed.[1] Though sources have confirmed a funeral scene. 

[edit] Specials

Season (No.) Title Until Narrator Original Airdate
2 (1) "Straight to the Heart" 2-12 (21) Steven W. Bailey as Joe January 8, 2006
Joe the Bartender narrates a special episode featuring clips from the first two seasons used in order to orient new viewers and recap memorable moments. 
2 (2) "Under Pressure" 2-22 (31) Steven W. Bailey as Joe April 23, 2006
A special recap episode detailing the 10 previously aired episodes of the series' second season.
3 (3) "Complications of the Heart" 2-27 (36) Steven W. Bailey as Joe September 21, 2006
A special recap episode detailing the remaining episodes of season two with insight on future episodes of season 3. The special also marked the debut of The Fray's music video, "How to Save a Life" with clips from Grey's Anatomy episodes.
3 (4) "Every Moment Counts" 3-19 (55) Jeffrey Dean Morgan April 12, 2007
Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays the role of "Denny", hosts a one-hour special which highlights some of the most memorable moments from the last three seasons. The special also included an exclusive, world broadcast premiere "Grey's Anatomy" music video set to singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile's song, "The Story."
4 (5) Come Rain or Shine: From Grey's Anatomy to Private Practice'" 3-25 (61) Editors of People September 19, 2007
This episode recaps all of the seasons of Grey's Anatomy, relating Addison's story and previewing her spin-off series Private Practice.

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