Writer:	Eric Buchman
Director:	Michael Grossman
Star:	Ellen Pompeo (Meredith Grey),  Sandra Oh (Cristina Yang),  Katherine Heigl (Isobel "Izzie" Stevens),  Justin Chambers (Alex Karev),  T.R. Knight (George O'Malley),  Chandra Wilson (Miranda Bailey),  James Pickens Jr. (Richard Webber),  Kate Walsh (Addison Montgomery Shepherd),  Sara Ramirez (Calliope "Callie" Torres),  Eric Dane (Mark Sloan),  Isaiah Washington (Preston Burke),  Patrick Dempsey (Derek Shepherd)
Guest Star:	Jessica Stroup (Jillian/Jilly Miller),  Joe Holt (Jim),  Rachel Boston (Rachel),  Loretta Devine (Adele Webber),  Kathleen Mary Carthy (Mrs. Miller),  Michael P. Byrne (Mr. Miller)

This episode was formerly known as "Always Something There to Remind Me". (edit) International Air Dates:
The Netherlands: April 2, 2007 on Net 5
Italy: April 30, 2007 on Foxlife
New Zealand: May 3rd, 2007 on TV2
Australia: May 27th, 2007 on Channel 7
Switzerland: June 4, 2007 on SF 2
Israel: June 4, 2007 on Yes Stars 1
Great Britain: August 9, 2007 on Livingtv
Germany: September 5th, 2007 on Pro7
Ireland: September 11th, 2007 on RTÉ Two
Norway: November 6, 2007 on TV2
Finland: November 21, 2007 on Nelonen
Croatia: December 3, 2007 on NOVA TV
Romania: April 15, 2008 on TVR1 (edit) Music Featured In This Episode:
1. "Enchantment" by Lily Frost
Burke has Derek and Meredith to a dinner party at his house and Cristina sits in the kitchen counter tossing cereal into her mouth and drinking wine from a bottle.
2. "Ships" by Umbrellas
Callie, Cristina and Richard operate on a patient. Derek yells at Meredith about telling Sloan about the chief. Bailey asks Burke for help. Izzie talks to Rachel about letting go of Jilly who is going to die of a disease
3. "Love Show" by Skye
Addison invites Alex to a surgery. Meredith and Derek fight, but make up. Cristina and Burke make up. George and Callie make up. (edit)

Izzie: You called your parents.
Jilly: I didn't know what else to do.
Izzie: And you sent them away because...?
Jilly: Rachel's my best friend, and after she was baptized, she decided to leave the community, which means she's shunned. I couldn't just let her go out into the world by herself.
Izzie: So you're shunned, too?
Jilly: No, because I hadn't been baptized yet, so I could still go back. But Rachel would never...
Izzie: Do you want to go back?
Jilly (pauses): I think about it. If I'm dying, I want an Amish funeral. I want to be buried in the white dress, and I want everybody to be there.
Izzie: It's your home.
Jilly (nods): But I made a promise to Rachel. Cradle to grave. (edit) Izzie: Over the next few months, Jilly is going to go through a lot. Radiation, chemo. It's likely that her condition is going to get worse--a lot worse--and she's going to need a lot of help.
Rachel: Okay, well, um, can you give me the names of some doctors and medications? I want to be ready. I want to know everything so I can do this.
Izzie: Rachel......you can't be everything. It's too hard. Jilly has parents who love her. They love her, and they're still here, and she wants to go home.
Rachel: No she doesn't.
Izzie: She called them, not me.
Rachel: Jilly?
Izzie (nods): Jilly's dying.
Rachel: But I promised her! Cradle to grave. She's Jilly. I love her.
Izzie: It's possible that the very best thing you can do for her, if you love her, is let her go. (edit) Rachel: Go home.
Jilly: Rach.....
Rachel: They're your parents, and you love them, and they're still here. You know what a big deal it is for them to get on a plane. Go home, Jilly.
Jilly: I can't just leave you here.
Rachel: Yes, you can.
Jilly: Rachel.
Rachel: You can go back home, and put on your bonnet. And you can get in the buggy and go to church, and get baptized. You can die Amish.
Jilly: No, I can't do that.
Rachel: Why? Because you'll have to shun me? Don't worry about me. I'll be living it up here with your curling iron, and your cable TV, and your entire DVD collection. I'll be okay here in the 21st century.
Jilly (near tears): I can't shun you.
Rachel: You can, and you will, and I won't take no for an answer. (they hug) (edit) Izzie: How's your clinic going?
Bailey: Got my signatures. It's a start. The Seattle Grace Free Clinic will exist.
Izzie: The Denny Duquette Memorial Clinic.
Bailey: What?
Izzie: I have eight million dollars.
Bailey: Izzie Stevens... (Izzie smiles) (edit) Bailey: You owe me.
Burke: What?
Bailey: When you had that tremor, you cut me out of surgery after surgery. Made me feel like I was the one that couldn't do her job. You made me doubt myself. You owe me this.
Burke: You need someone who can provide leadership, direction to the project. I'm not that man.
Bailey: Not anymore. That's what you wanna believe. (edit)

How could the parents of Rachel name her in this way if they are really puritans? Rachel is a jewish name. (edit) In all reality, Jilly would have been shunned from her community like Rachel as soon as her parents arrived and learned what the surgery was for. The Amish see any surgery involving the reproductive system (this includes life threating cases and even necessary C-Sections) as sacrilegious and is guaranteed an automatic shunning from the community. (edit) When Derek comes in the room to yell at Meredith for telling Dr. Sloan about the Chief stepping down, he slams the door and in the next scene she's opening the door to see where he went..the scene is very awkward probably due to bad editing. (edit)

Episode Title: "Great Expectations"

This is the title of a book by Charles Dickens about an orphan. This is also the title of a song by KISS. (edit)