They're really very different shows. I think Poohlove described it well. Grey's is more like a soap opera. ER is a bit more of a serious drama. I still like both, but in different ways. ER just doesn't seem as addicting.
Let us know what you think.
I don't watch much tv these days either. I DVR and watch the shows here and there. I find a lot of shows anymore are just plain difficult to watch.
I'm watching but am not in love with it. The storylines don't grab me or something. The lead doesn't seem realistic to me as someone with cancer, and a baby on the way, and he still manages to solve everything by the end of each episode. Like there's a magical answer out there for every case, and he's the only one who cares enough to find it. Just off to me.
That's what I was thinking too. I watched the episode last night with the domino transplant and it was just so neat and tidy finding and answer and a little girl getting a lung and being in such good shape within hours of coming to the ER. I get far stretched storylines but that's a little too elastic for me.
It feels to me like if someone would just care enough, they could always find an answer. And this guy just happens to be the one who cares enough to make impossible things happen. I'm sure I'm overthinking it, but it just puts me off a bit for some reason. Not enough to stop watching it though.
