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• MOMent #8 - Ellis Calls Her Daughter "Ordinary"

  In honor of Mother's Day, BuddyTV has compiled this list of our 10 favorite motherly moments. This one is probably a bit cruel, and is most likely on this list because of my general distaste for Meredith Grey as a character, but no greater motherly moment came on Grey's Anatomy than when Ellis grey (Kate Burton) temporarily recovered from her Alzheimer's only to be horrified by the fact that her once-driven daughter has settled for being a content intern dating a doctor.

• Grey's Anatomy: Two Emmy Worthy Performances

  I have been in such Cristina Yang withdrawal lately. She’s been moping around all season, and stands by, silently, every time Erica Hahn passes her over for a surgery. Where's the Cristina we used to know and love? Last night, Grey’s gave us a little Burke update, in case anyone was wondering how life after Seattle Grace was treating him. When a newspaper article, about Burke winning the highly regarded Harper-Avery Award, was pinned up on the hospital bulletin board, Cristina was forced to face two realities. The first was that she would only hear of him through stories and news articles. The second was that Burke now behaves as if Cristina never existed, which she realized when he did not even mention her name as a person who helped him reach the pinnacle of his career.

• Grey's Anatomy: Episode 4.14 "The Becoming" Recap

  Tonight's Grey's Anatomy is all about sex. What else is new? Callie ( Sara Ramirez ) is still sleeping with McSteamy ( Eric Dane ) – during work hours in the on-call room, even – and all of the nurses have risen up against him, refusing to assist him in any surgeries. As a result, the nurses have brought in a union rep and a nurse mediator (who turns out to be none other than the Chief's wife Adele) to institute a new "date and tell" policy. Now, everyone who works at Seattle Grace who has sex-syoo-uhl relations with anyone else must report it. This strikes me as terribly unethical and unrealistic, but leave it to Grey's Anatomy to check reality at the door. Richard ( James Pickens Jr. ), hoping to prove to Adel that he has learned to delegate more, appoints George ( T.R. Knight ) to be "the Chief's intern," which means that George gets to run around the hospital like the sex police and make everyone fill out forms about whom they are sleeping with. He goes around telling everyone, "The chief needs to know who you've slept with by the end of the day. Be thorough." [click, click of the pen.] Well, to everyone except for Bailey, who is the only one who is exempt.