My evaluation on Grey’s anatomy

What about watching Grey’s Anatomy? I’m now an addict of this TV program! I learned a lot of new words and expressions and I am better than I was a few weeks ago in listening comprehension. I recommend this TV program because it’s easy to understand and it’s funny to watch. You’ll laugh all the time. They have incredible characters like George who always has unusual cases and Izzie who gives her heart for patients. In each season, there are some new characters like Addison who is introduced in the last episode of the first season and regular characters in the sixth episode of the second season. The name of each episode is a title of a song. The names of my three episodes are “A Hard Day’s Night - The Beatles”, “Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head - B.J. Thomas” and “Kung Fu Fighting - Carl Douglas”. I think that it’s highly developed and I like that. I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as me.

TV Journal Assignment #4

Grey’s anatomy, Season 4, sixth episode

George O’Malley
This morning, I woke up when Isabel started talking to me. She talked about a lot of things. My mind was attracted when she planned to have a perfect night with perfect sex and she shaved her legs. When I was in the “Pitt”, I took care of two girls who came in an ambulance. They were on the same stretcher and they wouldn’t let go of the wedding dress. Both of them needed to have a medical examination but it was very hard because we didn’t see anything. They decided to leave me Jackie’s part of the dress. A moment after I took the dress, Helena felt down. I let the dress fall to catch Helena and I performed surgery with the “chief”. After the surgery, I talked with my wife and she told me that she let our wedding go. Helena won the contest because I leave the dress. At the end of the night, when I was with Isabel for the perfect night, she started to cry because she couldn't have perfect sex after performing open heart surgery with a patient who was awake. I explained to her that I couldn’t do it too. She fell asleep in my arms.