Into You Like a Train

Episode aired Oct 30, 2005
TV-14
1h

IMDb RATING

9.0/10

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Monica Keena and Bruce A. Young in Grey's Anatomy (2005)

Drama Romance

A train wreck brings in multiple casualties, leaving Meredith hanging for her answer. Meanwhile, Alex finds working without his mojo a disheartening experience, and Cristina searches high an... Read allA train wreck brings in multiple casualties, leaving Meredith hanging for her answer. Meanwhile, Alex finds working without his mojo a disheartening experience, and Cristina searches high and low for a missing appendage.A train wreck brings in multiple casualties, leaving Meredith hanging for her answer. Meanwhile, Alex finds working without his mojo a disheartening experience, and Cristina searches high and low for a missing appendage.

Director
- Jeff Melman
Writers
- Shonda Rhimes
- Krista Vernoff
Stars

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9.0/10

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Trivia
Beginning with season 2, the ABC network's website started running a segment which explained the science behind the patients' cases. For example, it explains in detail why in the episode "Into You Like A Train", the patients that had a pole running through them could not be easily separated, and exactly what their injuries were in layman's terms.

Goofs
Throughout the show, the distance between the two with the pole stuck in them keeps changing.

Quotes
Dr. Meredith Grey: I actually said "pick me". Right? I did? "Pick me"?
Joe: I think it's romantic.
Dr. Meredith Grey: It's not romantic, Joe. It's horrifying. Horror-movie horrifying. Carrie at the prom with the pig's blood, horrifying!
Joe: Ok, fine, it's horrifying. But Carrie took out an entire senior class as revenge. I gotta say, I like that in a girl.
Dr. Meredith Grey: I said PICK ME!

Connections
Featured in The 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2006)

Soundtracks
Blood and Peanut Butter
Performed by B.C. Camplight
One Little Indian (U.S.)

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Review

Featured review

10/10

Wow

I've seen this episode a bunch of times, and it is always emotional. Bonnie and Tom are two of the best one episode characters in Grey's Anatomy history. They touch everyone they come in contact with. Great episode.

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