Greys Anatomy 10 Episodes To Watch If You Miss Mark & Lexie

Grey’s Anatomy: 10 Episodes To Watch If You Miss Mark & Lexie

Mark and Lexie had a tragic, too-short time on Grey’s Anatomy, but for Slexie fans, there’s always time to re-watch their best episodes.

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Over 17 seasons there have been several fan-favorite relationships on Grey’s Anatomy. Obviously, Meredith and Derek are the go-to couple that fans associate with the show. But an underrated relationship that never got to live up to its full potential was the one between Lexie Grey and Mark Sloan, two characters that can be defined as each other’s true love and soulmates.

Lexie and Mark met their untimely demise at the end of Season 8 and beginning of Season 9 respectively, but their romance was an unforgettable one. The two were meant to be, even in death, and always found their way back to one another despite the odds. While their relationship never got the chance to fully succeed, there are plenty of episodes that prove just how in love these two were.

10 All By Myself (5.10)

Derek has told Mark that no matter what, he cannot have any kind of sexual relationship with Meredith’s younger sister. Mark attempts to ignore his growing attraction to her, but she has taken a liking to him, and works alongside him for the day.

After their successful surgery, Lexie goes over to Mark’s hotel room. She is amazed by what they accomplished and asks that he teach her. He shakes his head, knowing the promise he made to Derek, but Lexie begins to remove her clothes and repeats “Teach me.” He tries to resist, but ultimately cannot deny his feelings, and the two embrace for the first time.

9 Stairway to Heaven (5.13)

In one of the funniest storylines in the history of Grey’s, Lexie and Mark are secretly hooking up in an on-call room, something only Callie has any clue about. In a hookup gone terribly wrong, Lexie accidentally injures Mark. She rushes to get help, and he is left extremely embarrassed and in an immense amount of pain.

Once he’s received help, Lexie comes to comfort him, but he is still too embarrassed to face her. She climbs into his hospital bed and strokes his hair, something she loves having done to her when she’s hurt (and something he later does to her as she dies). The callback in Season 8 is heartbreaking, but also goes to show how much they loved each other.

8 Stand By Me (5.18)

Lexie’s intern peers have caught her and Mark Sloan flirting, and are already starting rumors about their relationship. Some believe she’s sleeping with him to get ahead, others believe he’s using her, and good girl Lexie is over being the topic of office gossip.

She confirms the allegations by kissing him in front of her intern group, and telling Mark that, “They think we’re ugly, but I know that we’re beautiful.”

7 No Good At Saying Sorry (One More Chance) (5.21)

After Mark and Derek’s fight about Sloan pursuing Lexie aka ‘Little Grey’, they establish that this isn’t just a meaningless fling — they really care about one another.

Lexie invites Mark to have dinner with her and her father, something that is important to her. Mark is nervous because he isn’t always Dads’ biggest fan, and he’s worried that Thatcher will be displeased with their age gap. Lexie doesn’t care, though. Mark shows up to dinner, much to Lexie’s delight, and takes her hand, signifying that they are very much in a relationship.

6 Here’s to Future Days (5.23)

The entire back half of Season 5 may as well be dedicated to Slexie, as they have the most wholesome encounters amid tragedy striking the hospital (Izzie having cancer, George’s death).

In this episode, Mark starts thinking about what he wants out of his future, and he wants it to include Lexie. Lexie has a different 10-year-plan, and isn’t yet ready to move in and start a life with her older boyfriend. He makes a comment about other residents being married, and she squirms at the thought of them getting married so soon. Mark realizes his mistake, and the two adorably decide to not make any sudden plans for the future.

5 What a Difference a Day Makes (6.22)

Following their mid-season breakup, Lexie has moved on and begun a relationship with Alex Karev, much to the dismay of Mark. Lexie wants to have fun and be young, while Mark is suffering from the loss of their relationship and his daughter, Sloan, taking off.

Mark confesses to Lexie that he misses her and still loves her, but she can’t bring herself to say the same. She explains that Karev is her boyfriend, to which he iconically says, “I know. All I’m saying is that you could have a husband.” It leaves her (and fans) speechless.

4 Sanctuary/Death and All His Friends (6.23/6.24)

Mark misses Lexie, and Lexie wants Mark to go away. In the Season 6 finale, Gary Clark is up to no good and shows up at the hospital looking for revenge for his recently deceased wife. When he opens fire, Mark protects Lexie in a literal life and death situation, even though she wants nothing to do with him.

Later, Mark helps Lexie operate on her boyfriend, Alex’s, gunshot wound. It pains him to see she has moved on, but he can’t leave either of them. It’s a great episode depicting the unconditional love Mark and Lexie have for one another, even when they’re broken up.

3 Adrift and at Peace (7.10)

After a season apart, Mark is continuously pining after Lexie, who wants to move on. She asks him for help with Nurse Eli, who’s got it out for her, and he agrees under the condition that she meet him for a drink.

Initially, Lexie is hesitant and even shows up to Joe’s Bar with the intention of leaving with the assistance of Jackson, but their connection is undeniable. Mark and Lexie finally (and very briefly) get back together, and it’s as if you never have to watch any more episodes after this one.

2 Let The Bad Times Roll (8.22)

Two episodes before her tragic death (don’t watch that one!), Lexie came to the realization that she had to confess her true feelings to Mark. Hoping to prevent his relationship with Julia from growing more serious than it already had, she confronts him in the hospital, spilling her guts to the man she loves once and for all.

This episode contains Lexie’s epic, “It’s like I’m infected by Mark Sloan,” speech and the crushing moment when Julia emerges from the elevator before Mark can say anything back. Of course, we all know what happens in the Season 8 finale, so this episode is a great one to watch to end on a more optimistic note.

1 Breathe (17.10)

For the first time in nine years, Mark and Lexie return to our TV screens — and not in flashback form. In Meredith’s COVID state, she has conjured about a dream world that takes place on a peaceful beach, filled with the people she loved the most, but lost tragically.

On Meredith’s beach, Lexie and Mark are together and happy in the afterlife. The two dance by the water, trade meaningful glances, and give Mer some much-needed advice about fighting for her life. While Chyler Leigh and Eric Dane’s appearances didn’t undo the horrific deaths their characters suffered following the Season 8 plane crash, it did bring smiles (and tears) to fans’ faces to know that Mark and Lexie really were meant to be.

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