Grey's Anatomy Research Paper

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I discovered Grey's Anatomy last year and now, I have seen every single episode. In my opinion, it is the best show ever created.
It succeeds in all areas: well-rounded characters, unique and interesting storylines, outstanding actors and actresses, awesome music and good direction. Every episode teaches lessons and brings out emotion like no other show. It has brought awareness to medical issues that most people didn't even know existed. It has also given me a newfound respect for surgeons as I know I probably couldn't deal with all the pressure they're put under. The unpredictability of the show also attracted me and I can only applaud the producers' ability to keep their audience at the edge of their seats.
I hope that Grey's Anatomy runs

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