The Great Escape
performed by Patrick Watson

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Part two of a three-part story arc. Meredith is still under water which no one realizes until Derek finds her coat. Izzie drills holes into a trauma patient's head who is experiencing seizures. George continues to look for a patient's lost son after providing her with false optimism. Alex finds no hope in searching for the pregnant Jane Doe's family as she undergoes surgery. Meredith is taken to the hospital, with the doctors trying to save her life as she wakes up dead...

The film follows a young girl on a secret mission - the purpose of which isn't revealed to the viewer until the very end. Over a series of days, we see the tiny trooper determinedly studying complex science textbooks, watching quantum theory videos, and raiding the house for objects to use in her special project. In the final reveal, the girl wakes up her mother, who has breast cancer - and leads her inside a 'time machine' that she has made from cardboard and household items. As mother and daughter sit in the makeshift machine together, the girl turns the dial from 2017 to 2050. "UK Charity Breast Cancer Now Delivers Powerful Message in '2050' Ad Campaign" Theoretically, time travel is possible... (Lyrics) Bad day, looking for a way home Looking for the great escape Gets in his car and drives away Far from all the things that we are Puts on a smile and breathes it in And breathes it out, he says Bye bye bye to all of the noise Oh, he says, bye bye bye to all of the noise Doo doo doo doo doo noo noo Doo doo doo doo doo noo noo noo noo Doo doo doo doo doo noo noo Doo doo doo doo doo noo noo noo noo Hey child, things are looking down That's okay, you don't need to win anyways Don't be afraid, just eat up all the gray and it will fade all away Don't let yourself fall down We believe that by 2050, everyone who develops breast cancer will live. For some, 2050 can't come soon enough. breast cancer now

In the Canadian Arctic, having sunshine in the morning is not something that is a given. On the 31st day of no sunlight in Inuvik, Tropicana brought in their own inflatable sun, that brought a bright morning to the people who have been living in darkness. Because Tropicana believes that a brighter morning leads to a brighter day. "Tropicana Advert Commercial: Arctic Sun - Brighter mornings for brighter days" (Lyrics) Bad day, looking for a way home Looking for the great escape Gets in his car and drives away Far from all the things that we are Puts on a smile and breathes it in And breathes it out, he says Bye bye bye to all of the noise The Canadian Arctic. 9 a.m. Day 31 without sunlight. On January 8th, we brought the sun to Inuvik. Because we believe brighter mornings make for brighter days. Tropicana facebook.com/tropicanacanada