[S11E18] When I Grow Up !!HOT!!
A school field trip to the hospital takes a dramatic turn when the kids witness two injured cops enter the emergency room. Meanwhile, Stephanie sets her eyes on one of the chaperones, Callie operates on the leg of the police captain, and Amelia must face her feelings for Owen.
[S11E18] When I Grow Up
April tells the kids about trauma. The kids notice when a cop car pulls up outside. Dan Pruitt brings in Brett Gibson, who was shot in the neck during a robbery. Julie Hamilton, another one of the kids, watches in amazement before she is led away with the other kids.
Owen asks Pete how he's doing and he says he's thinking about going for a run. His mother says he's always the wise guy. He reminds her of a previous trip to the ER and says nothing changes. He needs to learn to duck. He shares another memory with his mom of a pot luck they had with the guys. He says when they get out of there, they need to do that again, but with more people. Pete arrests and they take his mom out of the room so they can work on him.
Derek is scrubbing in for surgery when Owen comes in. He was expecting Amelia and is surprised to see Derek instead. Derek explains what he's doing. He says he hasn't operated in months and it feels good to be back. Derek says they should hang out more and asks if Owen fishes. Owen says he never has, so Derek says he should and they will.
Derek finds Amelia out on the porch. He says it's cold and she says it's quiet. She says ever since he's been back, they've been extra loud. He should have built thicker walls. He asks if she's okay. There was a robbery, two shooting, and she declared two men dead. He kept thinking about their dad and wants to know if she's okay. She says she's happy for Derek, being back and making it work, not running. They're runners. She ran from her engagement. He ran from Addison. After their dad, when something scares them, they sprint as fast as they can, but he turned around this time, so she's inspired. He asks if their mom told her he went to go see her. She didn't. Amelia asks how it went. He says she told him he was tired and miserable and to get it together. She told him to look at his life and if it wasn't working, to shut up and fix it. He's been missing out on his life. He was watching his kids grow up on a computer. He doesn't want to miss another second. He wants to coach soccer and go to ballet recitals. He doesn't need to change the world. Clipping aneurysms, stopping bleeds, that's the fun. That's changing the world with their hands. He wonders when that stopped being enough, saving someone's life. He says it's more than enough. Amelia says she's glad he's back. She tells him she's falling for Owen and she's afraid it might destroy her. He says it wouldn't be love it if didn't.
Brett was shot in the neck and abdomen during a robbery. They put in a crike to keep him breathing and took him into surgery. They repaired his injuries and were about to close when he had a stroke. He was pronounced brain dead. His organs were harvested for transplant. His liver went to Jared.
Jared, 15, was shot multiple times in his abdomen. He was intubated and they put in a central line in the ER. He had blood in his abdomen due to a liver injury. One of the bullets had hit his spine, but didn't damage his cord. Amelia told Bailey it was her call over whether to remove it or leave it. His liver was too damaged to be saved, so they removed it and continued to work as they waited for a liver to come through. There weren't any livers available, but when the two cop brothers were pronounced brain dead, their mother agreed to do a directed donation and he got Brett's liver. He survived the surgery and was stable afterward.
It's fun to witness these strong characters interact with characters who may only appear for the episode but they bring a lot of personality to work with when it comes to the dialogue. The way Bob interacts with the situation is both honest and pure at heart. He's a humble person and someone we could see ourselves in if we ever were in that situation.
Secrets from Ellis Grey's past come to light when Meredith watches old videos and reads through her mother's journals. Meanwhile, Maggie rocks the hospital with an unexpected announcement; Alex gets new responsibilities and Callie focuses her attention on the Veterans' project on.
Owen becomes invested in a patient when he realizes she may have served in the military, April's mother pays her daughter a visit and bonds with Jackson, and Derek plans a family dinner. Meanwhile, a patient's diagnosis causes Bailey to reconsider her own health issues and Dr. Herman drops a bombshell on Arizona.
Secrets about Amelia's past addictions come to light and cause problems for her at the hospital; Bailey oversees Jo's first solo surgery; and Arizona must make an executive decision in Dr. Herman's absence. Meanwhile, the doctors spring into action when a couple arrives at the emergency room after escaping a fire.
Maggie and Meredith disagree with Derek about the best way to approach a patient's case, which leads to a bigger argument between the couple. Meanwhile, Callie feels responsible when one of her veterans is pushed too far and one doctor's routine procedure results in a devastating diagnosis.
After several discussions with Dr. Herman, April and Jackson must face their situation head on and make a difficult decision regarding their unborn child. Catherine arrives in Seattle and bumps into Richard at the hospital. Meanwhile, Meredith tries to find someone to take care of the kids so she can visit Derek for the weekend, and Amelia shows Stephanie some tough love when they work together on a case.
Maggie gets upset when Meredith dodges her questions about DC; Bailey and Ben become concerned about Ben's brother after he is admitted to the hospital, and Dr. Herman starts to warm up to Arizona. Meanwhile, Richard feels manipulated by Catherine.
The hospital doctors become fascinated with Dr. Herman's case when Amelia gives a lecture detailing the intricacies of the surgery. Arizona and Herman continue to bond over the amount of cases they are trying to complete before the big surgery. Meanwhile, Bailey brings them a case of a pregnant woman who is close to her heart.
Upon realizing that Owen and Amelia have been seeing each other behind her back, Meredith comes down hard on her sister-in-law causing Amelia to rethink things. Meanwhile, Catherine springs into action when a man is brought into the hospital after his wife seeks revenge on his cheatings ways.
The crossover consisted of American Dad!, King of the Hill, and Family Guy characters.[2] It starts in Quahog when the Griffins visit their new neighbors, the Smiths (from American Dad!), living in Cleveland's old house. Peter is then shot by Stan Smith for revealing Roger's identity to Quagmire. Peter then wakes up in his bed and discovered it was a dream. At that moment, Hank walks into the bedroom questioning, "Hey, Lois, what's that fat man doing in our bed?" Next, the scene cuts to Hank waking up in his bed saying, "Ugh, damn it, I always wake up before I find out if they can understand the baby." The episode opens with a King of the Hill-styled opening involving Quagmire, Peter, Joe, and Brian replacing Boomhauer, Hank, Bill, and Dale at their respective spots in "The Alley".
Two months later, the Search and Rescue Party nearly gives up the search when signs of Peter start to turn up. The family rushes to where Peter left a doll of Edna Garrett from The Facts of Life (though Chris also reminds everyone that Edna Garrett was first seen in Diff'rent Strokes) and find him in the bushes acting like a nonspeaking feral beast with long hair, a long beard, a partially muddy body, and wearing what's left of his underwear.
Getting Peter home, they try to reintroduce him to his life. Lois then shows Peter a video that he made before he became feral. When it comes to the second tape, the Peter on that tape tells Peter not to listen to the Peter on the first video since that Peter is lying and tells Peter to be free as he runs out of the house. Stewie tries to make the best of things by singing with Peter where he grunts to the tunes of "War" and "Baby Got Back." Lois awakes to find Peter in the garbage. Quagmire and Joe come over to check on things and find that every attempt to re-civilize Peter did not go well. The Griffin family decides to return Peter to the wild to be happy. As Lois and the family cries at their departure, Peter heads off towards the woods. But when Meg says goodbye, Peter struggles to tell Meg to shut up and slowly regains his speech. Peter and Lois embrace, he then tells her "Jim. Your name is Jim" (an allusion to the end of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock).
Dean, Sam, and Crowley are still arguing over when to trap Lucifer when Sam sees a message burned into a rusted cabinet that reads "BACK FROM THE DEAD, FERGUS!" Soon they are in an abandoned church with Rowena, preparing to summon Lucifer and expel him out of Castiel. They set up angel suppressing sigils inside an angel trap with a ring of holy oil around it and Dean recites a spell, summoning Lucifer. When Lucifer appears in the center of the sigil, Sam lights the holy oil, creating a ring of holy fire around Lucifer and trapping him. Dean slices his hand and activates the sigil drawn on the table, causing Lucifer to temporarily lose control of the vessel. Castiel converses briefly with Dean, but he fades away again before Dean can convince him to expel Lucifer.
Dean: Well, that's what he wanted though, right? Besides, didn't we say that we're gonna swear off getting in the way when one person makes a choice the other didn't agree with?Sam: Yeah, um. Yeah, we did say that.Dean: So...Sam: Okay. So, that's our policy.
Alliterative Name: Cal Cutler. Also the "Bedtime Butcher".
Amateur Sleuth: Jane Whitmore works as a private investigator.
And Starring: 'Special Guest Stars Jaclyn Smith and Ann-Margret", as well as "Special Guest Appearance By Susan Anton, with William Atherton and Morgan Fairchild".
The Bad Guys Are Cops: The Villain of the Week is a former patrol cop accused of killing Cal Cutler who turns out to be Not Quite Dead.
Bait-and-Switch: Cragen tells detectives that the original lead detective of the Bedtime Butcher case, his former partner and which the crime would be That One Case for him, died of a heart attack midway through the investigation. When Stabler asks if the case took a toll on the man's health, the Captain explains that it was genetics, not stress, that played a role; his father also died young of cardiovascular problems.
Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Susan Delzio appears to be a respected retired cop at first. Then The Reveal happens.
Broken Pedestal: Susan Delzio claims Cal Cutler was this to her when she saw that he was a huge prick off camera. This was actually a lie.
Chekhov's Gunman: The unseen "painters" in Susan Delzio's apartment turn out to be the Not Quite Dead Cal Cutler.
Chick Magnet: Cal Cutler and he knows it.
Decoy Protagonist: Jane Whitmore is presented as the Victim of the Week until her rapist and murderer is captured a quarter into the episode and the plot then shifts to a cold case.
Dirty Old Man: Ned Bodgen was a Serial Rapist and killer in his prime. He uses his current job as a welfare administrator to prey on women.
Dirty Old Woman: Rita Wills hits on Elliot at any given chance. She even thought he brought Olivia with him for a Three-Way Sex when they're gonna arrest her.
Disc-One Final Boss: Ned Bodgen aka "the Bedtime Butcher" is the titular antagonist, but he gets dealt with a quarter into the episode.
Double-Meaning Title: The title refers to both Ned Bodgen aka "the Bedtime Butcher" and Cal Cutler's "exploits" with his women.
Embarrassing Damp Sheets: Averted; Rita Wills explains why her blood was on the bed where a murder took place: she and the victim's husband were going to have sex there, but then her period came. (And she kept the sheets to prove it, since she was a Stalker with a Crush.)
Everyone Loves Blondes: The Fanservice Models in Cal Cutler's commercial were all blonde vixens.
Facial Horror: The right side of Cal Cutler's face is badly burned.
Faking the Dead: Susan Delzio swapped Cal Cutler with a dead body of an unclaimed inmate so she could have him for herself.
Fanservice Model: Cal Cutler's commercials have them.
Foreshadowing: The Cold Open features a man cheating on his wife.
Susan Delzio greets Stabler and Benson at the front door of her apartment. Note that she does not seem to let them inside. Also when talking about Cal Cuttler, she mentions she was smitten by him.
Halfway Plot Switch: Jane Whitmore's murder is solved a quarter into the episode before the cast shifts their focus on a cold case.
Hidden Villain: Susan Delzio is introduced as the Guest-Star Party Member until The Reveal that she was the murderer of the very case the main characters are solving.
I Hate Past Me: Jenny Coswold and Claire Lockton hate how they were Clingy Jealous Girls towards Cal Cutler in The '70s. The former is the only one who explicitly regrets the way she treated Emily, and the latter even asks Elliot and Olivia to not let her law firm know about her Fanservice Model past.
I Was Quite a Looker: Cal Cutler's face is disfigured by his car accident and has aged terribly.
Ignore the Fanservice: Elliot continually dismisses Rita Wills' blatant advances.
I'll Kill You!: Spoken word for word by Ann Margaret when Elliot and Olivia first accuse her of killing Emily.
Jerkass: Cal Cutler was a serial philanderer who did little to keep his girlfriends from harassing his wife, got one of them to have an abortion before casually dumping her when she became infertile as a result, and faked his own death so as to be with his wife's killer.
Just One Little Mistake: Susan Delzio, it turns out that Cal Cutler, the man everybody thought was dead, was actually alive, having been hidden away by Susan.
Kick the Dog: When Cal Cutler got Rita Wills pregnant, his only response was to tell her to abort it ("It?! IT!!"). And when the operation rendered her infertile, he just shrugged and dumped her.
Love Makes You Crazy: Rita Wills' obsession with Cal Cutler creeps the fuck out of Elliot and Olivia.
Love Makes You Evil: Susan Delzio was the one who killed Mrs. Cutler and she used her connections to fake Cal Cuttler's death so she could have him for herself.
Meaningful Name: Emily Cutler, who ends up stabbed to death.
Ms. Fanservice: Olivia is wearing a revealing top during her undercover to catch Ned Bodgen. Also the Fanservice Models on Cal Cutler's commercial.
Mrs. Robinson: Rita Wills is old enough to be Elliot's mother but it doesn't stop her from hitting on him.
Murder by Inaction: Rita Wills blames herself for Cal Cutler's (supposed) death because she didn't take his car keys from him when he was clearly too drunk to drive.
Murder the Hypotenuse: Although it was an Accidental Murder, Susan Delzio was the one who caused Mrs. Cutler's death.
Not Quite Dead: Cal Cutler didn't die in the car accident, Susan Delzio took him after his accident and swapped his body with a dead perp who had no family.
Older and Wiser: Zig-Zagged. While Jenny and Claire genuinely regret their past actions when they were actresses and admit that the murder of Emily forced them to grow up, Rita and Susan still are proud of their old lives, with the former clinging onto every memory she had during her time with Cal and Susan living with Cal for the 30-plus years since the murder.
One-Word Title: "Bedtime" is a Double-Meaning Title referencing the "Bedtime Butcher" and Cal Cutler's philandering ways.
The Ophelia: Rita Wills keeps practically anything from her time with Cal Cutler, including the bedsheet they made love upon.
Posthumous Character: Subverted with Cal Cutler.
Present Absence: Cal Cutler doesn't show up until the final scene after The Reveal that he's Not Quite Dead, but his presence practically influenced the episode.
Really Gets Around: Cal Cutler was constantly surrounded by sexy women who show attraction to him, so he gives in to the temptation.
Right for the Wrong Reasons: When Elliot qualms that anyone who could help them solve Emily Cuttler's (cold) case is dead, Olivia points out that there's someone who could; Susan Delzio.
Ripped from the Headlines: Probably inspired at least in part by the Stephanie Lazarus case; a rookie cop turned decorated veteran who murders her lover's wife in a crime of passion and disguises it as part of a rash of similar crimes in the same time and place, and then the case goes cold and the suspect is discovered to have concealed key evidence.
Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: Susan Delzio was able to use her connections as a police officer to get a dead inmate's corpse and swap it with Cal Cutler to fake his death and have him for herself.
Silver Vixen: Susan Delzio and the Fanservice Models in The '70s commercial have all aged really well (they are played by actresses who were sex symbols of the era, after all). Rita Wills (Ann-Margret) in particular still has her sex appeal, and she only turns-off Elliot due to his professionalism, being Happily Married, and how overly sexual she is towards him.
Stalker with a Crush: Cal Cutler's scorned paramours not being able to let him go is what drives the plot.
Whispered Threat: Benson manages to rattle a suspect in a long-unsolved murder that was initially blamed on a Serial Killer. When confronting the killer, who fell for a married man and killed his wife to have him to herself, she said how much superior she was than "all those other bimbos" that the man was seeing and threw in her face that one of them was even going to have his baby.
White-Dwarf Starlet: Rita Wills still keeps memorabilia from her Fanservice Model days.
Yoko Oh No: Cal Cutler's wife being harassed (and eventually murdered) by both his fangirls and flings is the plot of the episode.
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