I think you should cover one of the most watched show especially by women- Greys Anatomy.

I could probably go on and on about Dr. McDreamy and McSteamy and how badly I hate Meridith.

I think these are two excellent programs to cover. I came to Ugly Betty a bit late (and still don't know how she won her job).. but I'm loving it more every episode I watch.

24. A scary but realistic appearing look at a possible future. I occasionally have problems with some the plot points... but it's an adrenylin rush hour.

My favorite show is one I think you have to have watched from the beginning: Battlestar Galactica (the best drama nobody is watching). So aside from strongly suggesting that people netflix the past seasons and start watching it, I wouldn't suggest you add it.

However... Heroes?? What would you if you suddenly had a super power??

A number of the TV shows have their own blogs and podcasts which adds a whole other component to the experience. Grey Matters is a must visit site on Fridays.. and catching Rob Moore's podcasts (hello?? a three hour semi-drunken podcast with members of the cast????) is ..uhm.. illuminating.

Beaming Beeman, the creative force behind Heroes.. completely worth reading. He gives back scene story like no one else.

This TV show is like a freight train moving 100 miles an hour. You have to jump on, dive out of the way or get dragged under the wheels.

I'm wondering if these blogs by the writers/directors/producers will become something of a norm for the the shows that appeal to a younger internet savvy crowd...

Ok.. I just realized demonstrating just part of my television/blog knowledge here is either a sign of a serious problem or way too much information. Excuse me while I continue to visit with that semi-drunken cast party...

Debra
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Hi Sarah,

Thanks so much for voting. And, if other Grey's fans want to see it covered here, join Sarah and speak up.

Unfortunately I'm in the minority (since Grey's is the most popular show on television) but I can't stand the show. I tried watching it during the first season particularly because I love that the creator is a woman and woman of color which is so rare and the wonderful diversity of the cast. But I loathe the Meredith character and most of the storylines (the Grey's Writers Blog is fascinating, though). Also, Thursday at 9 is taken up with watching The O.C. and DVRing Scrubs and 30 Rock.

However, if there is an outpouring of demand for Grey's reviews/recaps I will watch it on the net and cover it with a slight time delay.

You may be in the minority, Maria, but you're not the only one. Grey's Anatomy is NOT for me - and I aint exactly the pickiest television watcher, either! I like 30 Rock, the Tina Fey show that's on the same time as Grey's. At least Tina Fey portrays a successful adult woman who doesn't spend her workday moaning and mooning over some guy. And 30 Rock is funny!

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And he just won a Golden Globe for playing that whacked out boss! ...of course, Grey's Anatomy won a Globe too, but whateverrrr. :)

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I confess, I am a Grey's Anatomy junkie -- and also a huge fan of Boston Legal. I have started to watch Brothers and Sisters (or is it Sisters and Brothers?)and really feel myself getting dragged into the plot. Sally Fields is magnificent, and apparently un-Botox'd. She looks like a real human being who is getting older. Granted, she is a Hollywood human being with (most likely) a trainer and a cook and perfect hair and makeup -- but human nonetheless.

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I don't like Grey's Anatomy either. I think it's actually really silly, and all the female actors are apparently directed to speak in the same cadence, which is really strange to me. Everyone disses ER in comparison, but after all these years I still love it and would rather watch Goran Visjnic any day than Patrick Dempsey. He was my least favorite part of Freedom Writers too. I'm such a hater. ; )

I would love to get back into 24 but can't seem to catch up with it. A fun way to watch it is to rent old seasons on dvd and watch them in a day or two. Real time madness.

Laurie

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Grey's Anatomy: yeah, Meredith is sorta squirmy, and McSteamy leaves me cold, but I love the rest of 'em. And the writing is exceptional--at times.
The Unit: I wrote about this on my blog. It's not a shoot-em-up Boys Only drama. It was created--and is often written by David Mamet, he of Pulitzer Prize fame. As one would expect, the writing is exceptional.
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: It's not another story about Hollywood, people; it's Life In A Microcosm, no matter the tidepool. Again, the writing is exceptional--always.

Obviously I'm a sucker for good writing.

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Well it seems that I might be one of the few Grey's fans here so ou got lucky Maria.

Yeah I hate Meredith also but come, all shows are unrealistic, even reality shows these days are! I think the story lines are good and I also think alot of the characthers have great chemisty together. I like to live in LA LA land from time to time so I enjoy the thought of McDreamy and McSteamy in my mind.

Hey Maria,

Well as of 6pm tonight I will be officially sitting on my couch with a couple of gals and watching the first two (4 hours- good lord) episodes of 24 for the first time ever. I have heard that it is okay to start from scratch as long as you start watching season from begining to end. So now I can have something to chat about with all of you! Have a good weekend!

Sarah