'Grey's Anatomy' Season 11 Episode 4 Recap: 'Only Mama Knows' Make Viewers Recall Haunting yet Beautiful Moments

By Andrian Darylle Torralba Oct 20, 2014 02:30 AM EDT

'Grey's Anatomy' Season 11 Episode 4 Recap: 'Only Mama Knows' Make Viewers Recall Haunting yet Beautiful Moments

No one can doubt the success and the popularity of the hit drama TV show, on the ABC channel, titled "Grey's Anatomy." One proof of this is the fact that the show is already in its eleventh season. The season is already on its fourth episode, with the latest being named "Only Mama Knows." If you haven't been able to watch this yet, then you should be ready for a "Grey's Anatomy Season 11" episode 4 recap. Here's what you need to know.

Let's start off with the cases that the team handled in the fourth episode of "Grey's Anatomy Season 11." According to Hypable, there were two cases: one was in the form of Roy, whose spinal blood flow was being blocked by a spinal graph and the second case involved a 10-year-old patient named Nadia, who was suffering from a huge tumor in her abdomen.

Reconciliation between Derek and Meredith appears to have no hope of happening at all, as Meredith wants to remain in Seattle, and it is because of this that impatience is brewing in Derek. Karev, on the other hand, is back in the Grey-Sloan Memorial, where she has been given the tasks of handling attending duties. Karev will also be seen extending a helping hand to Arizona, who is currently dealing with her fellowship. Meanwhile, Bailey has unanimously won the board, and Alex is confused and decidedly unsettled about the news.

Guardian LV pointed out that "Grey's Anatomy Season 11" episode 4 is comprised mostly of flashbacks and two of the most highlighted characters during this episode are Richard and Ellis. Those who have been able to watch the episode are now aware of what really happened between the two and what caused their relationship to end - which is basically Ellis' Harper Avery Award nomination.

According to TV Fanatic, this is one of the most dramatic and best episodes of "Grey's Anatomy." While it is true that this installment is not the first of its kind, meaning that it is not the first to have been comprised mainly of flashbacks, it really helped avid fans of the show to understand the characters better.