The medical drama just keeps on getting served like pancakes. It seems that Hollywood has truly hit the vein this time with Grey's Anatomy episodes. This is the newest addition to the hospital soap opera. There are more interesting storylines and better acting. But still, can Hollywood really capture a realistic hospital scene? I asked a good buddy of mine who was an intern at the Mt. Carmel Hospital of New Jersey to pass judgment on the show's verisimilitude.

She claimed that even before watch Grey's Anatomy episodes, she was already skeptic about the whole thing.

Fortunately , Grey's Anatomy made some good things. For one, it did not show doctors having sex in the call rooms. This was the most usual image that Hollywood promotes because a lot of folk would fantasize about that.

The numerous characters that appeared in Grey's Anatomy episodes are also delightful and varied. The mix is perfect. I suppose it does occur sometimes that there are examples when interns and their superiors get together and get to become flings. But there's a good deal of improbability of this in real life because most attending consultants are just ancient, and married, and unpleasant. I think if your attending physician's's got the same mug as Patrick Dempsey, then I believe it would be likelier.

An enormous theme in Grey's Anatomy episodes is the head butting of the doctor's egos. At least that what my intern friend says. After all, if they do not succeed in helping their patients, no only will they be dishonored as doctors, it will be a giant blow to their career.

However , Another plus point for the show is the practical portrayals of the panic young doctors feel the first time a patient goes into something frightening like a convulsion and the reality is you do not know what to do about it. The way Dr. Grey experienced in the initial few watch Grey's Anatomy episodes.

Then one day, i watched and I got hooked. There's no other way to describe it.

As keen on pictures like An Affair to remember , it's a Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th Street and others of that ilk, it's not surprising that I was drawn to this show.

He appears to be in control, confident, intelligent, but underneath that exterior he's an alcoholic with extraordinarily worrying Problems. The way in which the writers come up with this stuff is astounding to me, but I assume it is no better or worse than real life. Grey's Anatomy, this is the one that got me hooked.

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