T.V. Show of the Week 9

A bit out of routine again but no too late this week, I've just had so much going on, and still do so I apologise if this post is a bit short. For T.V. Show of the Week 9 we have Grey's Anatomy:

 First thing's first, this series is exciting to watch as it a medical drama so each episode is action-packed, emotional and draws you in as you see characters on the brink of death, wondering if they live of die, and their families suffering as they do. The major disaster episodes particularly stand out as remarkable episodes with mass casualties from ferry crashes, hospital shootings and the like. The main part of this show that really attracts me, however, is the quirky and engaging characters who easily beat all preceding built up stereotypes. With very little character turn-over as well you really feel like you know the main characters on the show as you follow their lives and careers from interns onwards, instead of just seeing them for a short amount of time before you have to get familiar with a whole new batch while the majority of the originals are pushed to the side. I eagerly await every episode of this series have never been completely disappointed, like with many other shows, so this should tell you how brilliant this show is for me at least. Finally, this would have no effect on my enjoyment of the show but it could help some understand how brilliant the writing is as Allan Heinberg, of Young Avengers fame, was a writer and producer on this show.