Grey's Anatomy Options

[Cleo_Serapis]

Hi all.

I just wanted to comment on the tv show "Grey's Anatomy". This is an AWESOME show! For the past 2 weeks and some, Peter and I have been 'catching up'.

We had never watched the show until now, but after my friends at work urged me on saying how much we'd like it, Peter went out and bought the season 1 dvd. Well, let me just say, from a medical perspective, this show ROCKS! The surgeries they perform are fresh, look convicingly real and are always creative.

What makes this show so good though IMHO, is the writing. We are now watching episode 18 of season 2 and the drama cannot be beat. Every show ends with a cry (yes, folks I do) because the situations seem so relatable - so real. One of the refreshing aspects I admire most in the writing of this show is the reality that things don't always end up the way we hope they will, people die, get hurt, relationships grow, and so too does my admiration for the show.

I feel like I am a part of the surgical unit at 'Seattle Grace Hospital' right there in the viewing room watching interns Meredith, Izzie, Cristina, Alex and George mature. The actors on this show, each and every one of them, so commendably play their parts as people like you and I, coping with life and riding the emotional roller coaster in every scene. This is what makes me such a fan, and I hope you will become one too.

[Cleo_Serapis]

I suspect they'll get back together NDG, or is that just the cliff-hanger the show's writers want us to think? I am wondering what will happen to George too since he failed the exam and to Burke - has he really left?

Now that you mention it, I wasn't speaking about the sexual encounters (and boy, I can't think of one episode where there isn't someone sleeping with someone) - that part of the show is soooooo ridiculous and over-done and the spin-off soon to come with Addison. It is a soap in that sense, I mean really, you'd think they'd fall fast asleep after a 48 hour shift. :silly: