Grey's Anatomy By Norah Monaghan

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If you look at my screen time on my phone, you would learn that I spent a lot of the time watching Netflix. Most of this time on Netflix is me watching Grey's Anatomy, my favorite show ever. I have re-watched all of the episodes on Netflix at least once. The constant drama on the show is why it's my favorite thing to watch. Grey's Anatomy is about a hospital in Seattle and the doctor's that work in the there. In the show, there is always new feuds and relationships between the doctors, new characters being introduced, and tragic events taking place. In almost every season, if not all of them, at least one character dies or leaves. Even though the show is obviously fake, when the characters pass away or leave the show I feel genuinely sad to see them go. The worst part of the show is when my favorite characters, who I never thought would go, leave the show. I've almost cried a number of times watching Grey's Anatomy, but I don't cry half as much as Liv and Casey. The show also addresses a lot of real world problems we're dealing with today. For example, Grey's Anatomy addresses vaping when a teenage boy comes in suffering from the side effects of it and almost loosing his life to it. 
I love watching Grey's Anatomy with my friends too. Every Thursday a new episode comes out. We all watch it then talk about it at school. All of the characters on Grey's Anatomy have quirky personalities, so we always talk about what we think about the characters. We talk about who we like and who we don't. Like how Liv, Casey, and I absolutely LOVE Alex Karev. All the characters do questionable things, even if it was for the right reasons. We also talk about whether or not we agree with these actions in new episodes. 
Even though Grey's anatomy has almost been running longer than I've been alive (there's 16 seasons and it's almost 15 years old!), I still love watching. I really hope it isn't going to end soon because I love watching the new episodes every week. 


Comments

  1. DanielleFebruary 20, 2020 at 9:36 AM

    I wish I had time to watch this - from the beginning!

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 20, 2020 at 5:33 PM

    My fav show! I probably am too attached to the characters lol.

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  3. AnonymousFebruary 26, 2020 at 11:05 AM

    Haha, my sister loves this show too!

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