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Boring!

1 /10

This show is very slow and the narration is a little annoying, the characters aren't very interesting and it seems to always be based on the relation ...

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Chick power taken to extremes ruins character relationships

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I didn't even have to be told this show is produced by a woman, but I looked it up to verify and sure enough it is. The show is so overtly pro-female ...

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I didn't even have to be told this show is produced by a woman, but I looked it up to verify and sure enough it is. The show is so overtly pro-female/anti-male that you just know an endorsement from Oprah Winfrey will be coming soon. Everything irritating about this show could be summed up into a moment of dialogue from one of its episodes. After constantly berating, belittling and humiliating her roommate George, and never hesitating to make it clear to him that his opinion means nothing to her, Izzie (short for Isobel) asks him in all seriousness, "Did you feel like I was emasculating you?" Even more incredulously, she said it with a straight face."Emasculating" is the key word in this show. The hospital of this program is populated with women with chips on their shoulders and men who are bastards until these women set them straight. In one particular episode a rape victim is callously dismissed by the surgeons until the intern reminds them that she has a name--the ol' new-girl-teaches-the old-farts compassion trick. Beyond that, the doctors remove from the woman's mouth something which none of them but our heroine, Meredith Grey, can identify : the end of the rapist's penis.I'm not even all that perturbed by the idea of a bitten-off penis, for a rapist would surely get what he deserved, but do you mean to tell me that a room full of MALE DOCTORS couldn't identify a penis while a WOMAN could? Where is this hospital so that we can all avoid it? The program constantly features Izzie wearing next to nothing as she walks around the house she shares with Meredith and George. Improbably, George (whom we can only assume is straight) complains about this, only to prompt her poke her head into the shower while he's there. Meanwhile, there's cocky Alex who mocks her modeling days and she gets even by stripping in front of him. If Izzie is so concerned about being taken seriously by the hospital crowd then why is she so contemptuously undressed in front of George, someone who could be her ally, yet offended by Alex's motivations? I guess you're asking yourself why I watch this show if it bothers me like this, and the answer is that otherwise it can be engaging. I can even overlook that fact it features Patrick Dempsey, an actor I've disdained--pre or post rhinoplasty. It takes place in Seattle, a city in which I once lived and continue to love, so it makes me feel connected to that particular place. This show has all the framework of being a great program, and I don't even mind the chick power stuff adding a little verve. I just wish they'd take it back a few notches and make the males (beyond Dempsey's character) a lot more sympathetic.

Grey's Anatomy

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I would like to comment on the recent episode of Grey's Anatomy, airing on 4/9/05. I have been a Critical Care R.N. specializing in adult ICU and ope ...

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Sandra Oh is NOT attractive

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Why is Sandra Oh getting all this pub? She can't act and is hideous to look at. (It has nothing to do with her race, I just can't stand to look at he ...

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Heigl Blonde Beauty

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The blonde in her underwear made ratings hike but the actress is not the Desperate Housewives type. Expect not to see her blossom but the writers may ...

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Under representation of East Asian males in Hollywood

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The fact is if you watch Ally McBeal, ER, Grey's Anatomy, Power Rangers...etc. and all the other Hollywood shows that you can name, East Asian female ...

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i love G.A!

4 /10

I would have to say that Grey's anatomy is my # 1 favorite show! I watch re-runs everyday..because I'm waiting for the new season to watch! I love al ...

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More interesting than the usual TV "doctor" soap series.

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This new to 2005 TV series focuses on the lives of a group of young, new surgical residents in Seattle. The title character is Dr. Meredith Grey, who ...

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Waste of Time

4 /10

As a final year med student about to be a neurosurgery intern in two months, I have spent several years in hospitals and several months as a subinter ...

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As a final year med student about to be a neurosurgery intern in two months, I have spent several years in hospitals and several months as a subintern at major hospitals throughout the country. This is one of the most unrealistic medical shows I have ever seen. I'm sure it's fine as a drama or soap opera but don't expect any accurate depiction of what things are really like in surgery. Nobody expects an intern to operate solo. Getting a Chinese interpreter takes 5 minutes. Even a junior med student knows that. Interns and residents are not nearly as dumb as they are portrayed here. The job of the intern is to do scut work. It's really not that hard. You're just a glorified secretary for your superiors. You don't save lives. You don't dole out bad news to family. You don't really even scrub into cases that much. Cut-throat competitiveness is the exception among interns. Camaraderie is the norm. Also, for God's sake nobody touches their mask with bloody gloves. You don't take off your mask in the OR to talk. I could go on and on. It would be nice if Hollywood would hire even a med student as a consultant and pay them a nominal wage to get a little shred of realism.I might sound overly critical but the lack of insight in Grey's Anatomy is not simply annoying but actually forces you to not take the show seriously. On the other hand ER was the most faithful in this regard and I guess that's expected since it was produced by Michael Creighton. Too bad it was not about surgeons. Even Scrubs is much more accurate and ten times more entertaining. I bought two episodes of Grey's. That's 90 minutes and 4 bucks I'll never get back. I should have just read my Greenberg instead...I may be a tough customer because life on the surgical wards is truly exciting not only in terms of the science and medicine but in terms of social drama. Nothing I have seen on television or movies even comes close to capturing this real life excitement and drama on all these levels.

This show is absolutely wonderful!!!

10 /10

I absolutely love this show! The characters are full of character and feeling and sense and everything that is in the best shows!!! The story lines a ...

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Excellent Series

10 /10

This television series is one of the best dramas I've ever seen in a while. The cast has great chemistry, especially Patrick Dempsy and Ellen Pompeo. ...

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Addictive show

8 /10

Grey's Anatomy is a surprisingly addictive show. The plot lines are an interesting blend of soap opera, drama, and comedy--it's not really like anyth ...

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This show is G-O-O-D!

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The 2nd Season of "Greys Anatomy" has commenced and it is just as great as the 1st Season! This season the writers appear to be focusing on the devel ...

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Another great show for ABC

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I love this show. I didn't know if I would like it or not, because I'm not a big ER fan, due to the depressing parts, however "Grey's Anatomy" has a ...

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With "Anatomy," ABC Scores A Triple!

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The Network From Nowhere really knocked me for a loop by smacking the viewing audience upside its collective head with THREE strong series that came ...

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The Network From Nowhere really knocked me for a loop by smacking the viewing audience upside its collective head with THREE strong series that came out winners: "Desperate Housewives" and "LOST" being the first two.Now that we are well into the second season for both of those, and their story arcs are looking a little 'iffy', it's the third and most surprising contender, "Grey's Anatomy", that looks to be the strongest of the bunch. As the follow-up riding on "Housewives'" coattails, I was ready to dismiss it outright as "Ally McBeal in hospital scrubs." But not having much else to watch in that time slot, I decided to give it a try, and was I pleasantly shocked! Though there ARE some moments where the principal characters come off as self-centered, neurotic and at times downright eccentric, it never reached the level of absurdity that "Ally" often did, and thank God for that! Ellen Pompeo as Dr. Meredith Grey comes off as likable and probably more self-aware and introspective than self-absorbed and scatterbrained, though there are moments you do want to reach into the screen and give her a good shaking.And good call on the ensemble casting! You really have to give props to any show that FINALLY figures out how to effectively showcase the sweet-and-sour charms of Sandra Oh, who was good enough to elevate a sow's ear of a show like "Arli$$," if not to save it. And not to mention give assorted actors who have all been great in projects not up to their talents, the chance to really shine in some very well-written roles, and I want to single out Katherine Heigl, Justin Chambers, Chandra Wilson and especially T.R. Knight as George, who is really coming into his own as this season progresses.Not to snub Isaiah Washington, James Pickens, Jr., Kate Walsh or the so-hot-it's-criminal Patrick Dempsey. Seasoned vets all, it's just good to see them all land in a nice place where they can do great work with some sense of job security. (WE HOPE.) Realistic enough to be accessible but not a turn-off, and whimsically light enough at other times without straying into "Stefan-the-Frog" territory, (are you listening, David Kelley?), "Grey's" should remain as a dependable Sunday night staple as long as creator/producer Shonda Rhimes and her crew are able to continue to strike that balance, and keep its newfound audience interested and entertained with the trials, tribulations and trysts of the staff at Seattle Grace Hospital.

So far, so good

10 /10

So far, I'm enjoying this show. I consider it a more serious "Scrubs".To be honest, I started watching it because of the beautiful vistas of Seattle ...

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First mid-season show EVER that I actually liked

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If you think ABC can't get any better - you're wrong. With the great success over smash-hits, "Desperate Housewives" and "Lost" they also picked up a ...

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If you think ABC can't get any better - you're wrong. With the great success over smash-hits, "Desperate Housewives" and "Lost" they also picked up a few shows over mid-season hoping for more success. They got "Jake in Progress," "Eyes" and "Grey's Anatomy" - but "Grey's Anatomy" is definitely considered the best out of those three.Grey's Anatomy stars Ellen Pompeo (who has starred in a few movies but was never really noticeable) as the narrator - Meredith Grey. Her mother is the famous surgeon and she is trying to follow in her mother's footsteps. The story revolves around her time as an intern and the people she meets and sort of is portrayed as "survival camp for medical students." The minute she arrives at work, she meets Christina Yang (Sandra Oh - flawless in her bitchy supporting role), George O'Malley (T.R. Knight - one word: breakthrough performer), Izzie Stevens (Katherine Heighl - very, very believable as a model who is more like the girl-next-door), and Alex Karev (Justin Chambers - plays sort of a not-so-likable person). Most of all, there is Dr. Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey - very attractive), the man that Meredith had a one-night stand with - he just happens to be her boss.This is a show that wants to be liked. It just sort of screams in your face "Love me!" with all its interesting characters who are very different from each other and a nice plot that you just have to be addicted to. The supporting work is clearly a winner. It has a very lovable supporting cast with T.R. Knight as the sweet and sort of the "average guy" as George O'Malley and Katherine Heigl who is very likable in her role - even Sandra Oh is a clear winner on top. And my personal favorite is "the Nazi" - Dr. Miranda Bailey who is played by Chandra Wilson. Very, very well done.This is sort of a soapy spin on "Scrubs" and "ER" but with light comedy/romance and serious and intense drama where character build up the plot. Some of the characters may get a bit annoying for your taste (ex. Meredith Grey) but the acting is just superb and you can't help liking it. It has a guilty-pleasure feel to it and you just can't help but stay up late for this show. This show is definitely not about "medicine" - when it has to deal with medicine, it has a clear soft side to it. The doctors play heroes (pretty clichéd, but yeah - this IS a hospital show) and save lives or care or has to live up to certain defeat. Just to be aware: This is a show about relationships-within-a-hospital and the life of each person that works there.The show breaks all the "bad" mid-season shows record. It is just extremely enjoyable. Go check it out - you'll definitely like it if not love it.

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khalidkhalaf

it's one of best shows ever but with time become more boring \ it needs to make a vital or major change in events to continue or it will be so dead series and the end won't satisfy watchers

cri57ina

best show ever

ElliXavia

I believe it's getting worse, as it continues.

alwayssuus

(NO SPOILER REVIEW) This show is amazing! The characters are all beautifuly developed. The storyline is never boring, and a great combination of comedy, drama, romance and action. The more you watch this show the more you'll love it, so start watching now!

DeeA2000

This show is with out a doubt the best shows I have ever watched and hope it will continue till 30 seasons