In My Zone with Grey's Anatomy and House

Last few days, I isolated myself from the outside world (except visiting the gym for an hour per day). I was hooked on watching the DVDs of "Grey's Anatomy" and "House".

Hugh Laurie acted brilliantly as Dr. House. An English actor playing American, Hugh is superb. Dr. House is a bitter, cranky, cynical yet absolutely intelligent doctor. He rarely visits his patients and would call you an idiot to your face. You would actually feel guilty loving Dr. House because he's so arrogant and callous, but he keeps you entertained because you can't wait to hear what he'll says next. At the end, he is the type of doctor you want curing you.

"Grey's Anatomy" stars Ellen Pompeo as the narrator - Meredith Grey. Her mother is the famous surgeon and she is trying to follow in her mother's footsteps. The story revolves around her time as an intern and the people she meets and sort of is portrayed as "survival camp for medical students." Grey's Anatomy" has a lot more depth to it on so many levels. Let's face it, who really wants to talk about death? This show involves some humor, unlike ER, but you also get the blood and guts popping out, very sad moments, more involved stories about the DRs personal life's, relationships inside the hospital, and the great music puts it over the top.

I particularly enjoy watching Sandra Oh's character - Dr. Cristina Yang. Her character is so complex and hilarious. And who can say no to Patrick Dempsey's character - Dr. McDreamy!!