A guilty pleasure that's short on guts, Grey's Anatomy and its cast of improbably fresh-faced characters may be addictive, but lack authenticity. Read critic reviews
Grey's Anatomy (2005)
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Episodes
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1. A Hard Day's Night
Air date: Mar 27, 2005
While enrolled in a demanding residency program, Meredith Grey and four other first-year surgical interns try to balance life and work at Seattle Grace Hospital.
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2. The First Cut Is the Deepest
Air date: Apr 3, 2005
A young woman clings to life after a brutal attack, leaving the surgical staff optimistic; Meredith puts her career on the line to save a newborn in the hospital nursery.
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3. Winning a Battle, Losing the War
Air date: Apr 10, 2005
Interns compete to treat severe injuries, as the emergency room fills with an assortment of patients from the annual bike-messenger race.
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4. No Man's Land
Air date: Apr 17, 2005
Cristina's encounter with a former nurse, now a patient at Seattle Grace, changes her forever.
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5. Shake Your Groove Thing
Air date: Apr 24, 2005
Meredith believes she may have erred during surgery and endangered her career; nothing goes as planned for Izzie, who tries to throw a party for her new boyfriend.
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6. If Tomorrow Never Comes
Air date: May 1, 2005
Alex works hard to gain the trust of Annie, a shy patient with a gargantuan tumor, only to make a fool of himself in front of her later.
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7. The Self-Destruct Button
Air date: May 8, 2005
Derek and Meredith try to be discreet after spending the night together at her house; George is reluctant to voice his suspicions that an anesthesiologist is drinking on the job.
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8. Save Me
Air date: May 15, 2005
Meredith becomes disenchanted with her ignorance of parts of Derek's life; Alex treats a patient whose religious beliefs jeopardize her chances for recovery; a 40-year-old pregnant woman with cancer disagrees with Cristina's advice.
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9. Who's Zoomin Who?
Air date: May 22, 2005
The outbreak of a sexually transmitted disease affects several members of the hospital staff; Izzie and Cristina worry about a patient whose wife and daughter are at odds over his care.
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Critic Reviews for Grey's Anatomy: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Grey's Anatomy: Season 1
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So good! i would totally recommend to every one i know
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This is the start of the best era of this show and you know the start of the actual show obviously. But it's entertaining and not nearly as depressing as the newer seasons. It's fresh and I went right through it
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LOVE this show. Amazing first season!
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I have become very fond of this series and much more with its characters, so it is difficult for me to give it a negative criticism. It was the first series I saw, and therefore these characters were the ones who taught me many lessons. Although I have repeated those chapters many times, I always found something that I did not notice or understand, which caused me to reflect and understand the lessons that each chapter would like to give. I admit it, I am not a person who likes changes and it is ironic because in this series there has been as many changes as possible. There were both good and unnecessary changes. With this series is where you can cry (that is guaranteed) and reflect on your decisions based on fictitious experiences, it makes you value life and what. But here, I put four stars due to a question that perhaps worries the majority; people and couples. Although the question of love affairs I put it aside because it derives more from tastes, but with respect to the characters, which is the question of removing, putting, disappearing or replacing, one of the issues by which the series continues standing. It does not matter, I will continue to see it and I hope it has a good ending
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I absolutely love this show! I started it over the summer because one of my roommates told me to watch it. This show can be a little too dramatic, but you need to look past that. There is a lot of love triangles and intense surgeries that really make you want to keep on watching for hours. You can also learn a thing or two about the human body. They talk about stuff that I learned in my anatomy class in high school. Watching this show makes me want to become a surgeon. You can feel the adrenaline they feel after a long and tough successful surgery. Over all, I really like this show and recommend it to everyone.
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Grey's start shows a promising start on medical dramas.
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My favourite part was the ending where the screen got black and it all ended
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This show drew me in so much. Love it, hope it continues for a long time!
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Season 1 of Grey's Anatomy was a breath of fresh air. The characters, the relationships, and the comedic parts - I was glued to the series in an instant. Praise to all the actors!
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Grey's Anatomy is a medical drama series that stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey; in the beginning of the show Meredith starts out as an intern at Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital and works herself up to becoming an attending. Although, throughout her journey she faces difficult times such as almost drowning, the loss of her husband, breakups and even a plane crash as well as good times with her friends and children and the most important of all, reaching her goal of becoming an attending. A Hard Days Night, the first episode begins with Meredith waking up with her first night stand, Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) the guy she meets at the bar and leads the audience to thinking it's going to play out one way but ends up going a total different route. Throughout the show the actors deal with realistic scenarios at the hospital and play their roles so precisely making the audience believe as if everything that was happening was actually occuring in real life. When doing surgeries they have all their medical equipment in the surgical rooms and throughout their dialogue they use medical terms when communicating with one another, as well as when performing surgeries. When performing surgeries they elaborate the steps almost as if the audience was following along. The show has a roller coaster of emotions from leaving the audience all happy and excited to crying at one point and confused at another. All in all Grey's Anatomy is a show with many seasons that expresses multiple emotions and connects with the audience as if they were there and emotionally lets the audience connect with the characters. Take some time out of your day and watch an episode of Greys Anatomy by the end of the night you'll be seasons in.
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