Official Synopsis
Amy treats a Chaplain who helps her reconcile with the past, while Michael is under investigation for his actions during the hostage crisis. Also, TJ returns to work and treats a prisoner and Hannah’s brother shows up with a plan in the all-new “Saints and Sinners” episode of Doc.
Timeline
Best of Amy
What I'll Remember
Amy is standing in the outdoor market where she originally bought the snow globe, trying to spark more memories. She answers a call from Gina, who tells her that Katie knows why the snow globe is so triggering but doesn’t want to talk about it. Amy has been to the market multiple days in a row, and Katie is concerned. Amy says she doesn’t understand why Katie lied about the snow globe, but she’ll deal with her directly. Amy asks Katie to come talk to her after school. Katie comes to the hospital. She says that Amy gave her the snow globe after she moved out of the house and expected it to magically fix everything. We hear Amy say that Katie found the snow globe “five days ago,” grounding the episode’s timeline.
Jake wakes up in bed next to the woman he went out with in Season 2, Episode 5, the sister of his patient. The day they met, she said she had a flight the next morning, but clearly she didn’t get on it. She tells Jake she can change her flight “again” if he wants to go out that night.
Amy treats the hospital Chaplain, Eamon, for multiple life-threatening issues. They talk about how he tried to support her during the dark time after Danny’s death. Amy admits that she struggled to be there for Katie after Danny died, and Eamon tells her that Katie didn’t even go to Danny’s funeral. Amy had no idea.
Joan appointed Sonya to act as Chief Resident today, and it’s clear she relishes the authority, even if she’s a little nervous. Amy is amused by Sonya’s power trip and the way she disciplines people in stressful situations.
TJ comes back to work from the injury he sustained during the hostage crisis. He says he came back early because he needs to prove himself to Joan.
Amy confronts Jake about dating the sister of a patient so quickly and so publicly. We know Amy saw the two of them together at the hospital, and she must have heard through the grapevine that it’s still going on.
UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing) unexpectedly suspends Westside’s transplant program because they lied during the hostage crisis. Max and the board interrogate Michael, Jake, and Gina because they all played a part in the lie. Gina says it’s pretty easy to Monday morning quarterback three weeks later, so it’s been a few weeks since Season 2, Episode 1. The board wants to make Michael the fall guy, and he agrees to resign. Jake feels he is just as responsible as Michael for the situation, so he fakes a lab test to exonerate Michael. He tells Amy about it. Although she’s concerned for him, she’s thankful for what he’s doing for Michael. Michael thanks Jake profusely, and you can see the mutual respect between them. Later that night, Amy texts Jake to thank him, breaking the ice between them and triggering Jake to leave his date. He tells the woman that a work thing came up and says goodbye, presumably forever, knowing that her flight is in the morning.
Hannah connects with her brother Charlie and tells him that Amy fired their dad shortly before he died after he reported her to HR. They start to plot their revenge. Charlie says they need to get into Amy’s computer. When Amy leaves her computer open in the IMO, Hannah sticks a USB drive into it and steals Amy’s files, including her encrypted password for the hospital network.
Throughout the episode, Amy has memory flashes of Brian Clark when she’s around Hannah, but not anyone else. At this point, Amy still has no idea who the man in her memories is.
At the end of the episode, Amy apologizes to Katie for how she behaved after Dannys’ death. She tells Katie that she should have made her go to the funeral. They need to work on facing their pain together. They visit Danny’s grave, where they both break down and hug each other. The dates on the grave stone are April 17, 2009 – May 8, 2017, confirming that Danny was eight when he died.
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