Cristina:You know Meredith is inbred? George:Like it's uncommon around here to be a doctor's Cristina:No,royally inbred.Her mother is Ellis Grey. Izzie:Shut up,the Ellis Grey? Cristina:Uh-huh.(fade to Ellis in the nursing home)She's a living legend. Ellis:(to Meredith)What's your name? Meredith:It'sme,mom.Meredith Ellis:All right. Cut to Georgeand Meredith talking outside. George:We're going to survive this,right? Episode Starts Meredith enters the locker room and puts up a Roommates Wanted sign on the noticeboard.She wants non-smoking non-Bush-supporters with no pets. Meredith VO:(t city montage and Izzie/ere/Cristina arriving)t's all abou ines.The finish ineat theend of waiting achance at the operating table,and then,there's the most important line.The line separating you from the people you work with.It doesn't help to get too familiar.To make friends.You need boundaries between you and the rest of the world. Other people are far too messy.It's all about lines.Drawing lines in the sand,and praying like hell no one crosses them. We see Meredith talking to a blonde woman,another intern. Meredith:Look,I'm sure you're very nice,but I've very particular about who lives in my house and you're just not right Blonde:Why?Look,I'm quiet,no loud music,no parties. Meredith:Where were you when the Challenger exploded? Cristina: You know Meredith is inbred? George: Like it's uncommon around here to be a doctor's - Cristina: No, royally inbred. Her mother is Ellis Grey. Izzie: Shut up, the Ellis Grey? Cristina: Uh-huh. (fade to Ellis in the nursing home) She's a living legend. Ellis: (to Meredith) What's your name? Meredith: It's me, mom. Meredith. Ellis: All right. Cut to George and Meredith talking outside. George: We're going to survive this, right? Episode Starts Meredith enters the locker room and puts up a Roommates Wanted sign on the noticeboard. She wants non-smoking non-Bush-supporters with no pets. Meredith VO: (to city montage and Izzie/George/Cristina arriving) It's all about lines. The finish line at the end of residency, waiting in line for a chance at the operating table, and then, there's the most important line. The line separating you from the people you work with. It doesn't help to get too familiar. To make friends. You need boundaries between you and the rest of the world. Other people are far too messy. It's all about lines. Drawing lines in the sand, and praying like hell no one crosses them. We see Meredith talking to a blonde woman, another intern. Meredith: Look, I'm sure you're very nice, but I've very particular about who lives in my house and you're just not right. Blonde: Why? Look, I'm quiet, no loud music, no parties. Meredith: Where were you when the Challenger exploded?