Grey's Anatomy recap: 'Don't Stop Me Now' – EW.com

One patient had worms breeding inside her. The end.

Just kidding. There was more to this episode, but honestly, the pasta-like worms were everywhere even in scenes most definitelynotabout the worms, you were thinking about the worms. Or if, like me, you are getting over a stomach bug, you were thinking, Please dont throw up, please dont throw up, please dont throw up. Also? Spaghetti is ruined. Forever.

All you really need to know about the worms is that a patient had them, her new boyfriend ditched her once he found out, and then he returned later (after the worms were cleared from his girlfriend, it should be noted), once he realized he was being a butthead. Oh, and April got one in her hair. And you thought licewere bad!

In non-worm news, Bailey notices Richard and Catherine arent speaking, and she wants to fix it because of course she does. She spends the entire episode trying to figure out how to get them back on speaking terms. April eventually clues Bailey in on something: She and Catherine are very, very alike. Soon after, Baileys confronting her sort-of twin about how she needs to woman up and talk to her husband. Shes pretty convincing, too, both because shes Bailey, and Bailey could probably convince you breeding worms in your intestines is a good idea (sorry), and because she knows a thing or two about marriage shes been through two, after all.

So she does her Bailey thing, telling Catherine things like, You dont know how to be married, and, in the episodes best moment, I plan to grow old with my man and have old people sex. Dont you want to have old people sex, Catherine? she asks. She tells Catherine to set her ego aside and talk to her husband, make up with him. Very quickly we find out that Catherinedoeswant to have old people sex, because shes visiting Richard and joyfully looking at his pictures of the worms. At least something good came out of them?

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