Everyone deserves to watch an outstanding Emmy awarding-winning medical series such as Grey’s Anatomy at least once. This medical series isn’t just about surgeries and mishaps, it also touches on many important problems in today’s society such as racism, sexism, and even police brutality. There is no stone left unturned in this series and without a doubt, it is the best medical series ever created.

Grey’s Anatomy centers around not just one main character, but all of them. For instance, in one episode we may see the main character, Meredith, with her kids, but we would also see her sister, Amelia, with her new son tackling the struggles of parenthood. There is never just one story, one plot, or one ending. There are always multiple stories to follow with all different types of outcomes. Every character is affected in some way – some more than others at different times. This show never comes up short and never fails to entertain with the storylines presented.

Grey’s Anatomy is so good that if you have watched it long enough, you would think you’re a real trauma surgeon. That you could single-handedly pull something like a gallbladder removal surgery off with your eyes closed (disclaimer: please do not attempt)! The medical knowledge included in the show does inform its viewers what to do if someone is in danger. It shows you how to make something out of nothing and perhaps even save a life in the process.

Grey’s Anatomy is the longest-running medical series for a reason. It’s been on for almost 16 years! There is never a dull moment in this series, and it is without a doubt the best medical television series ever.