Grey’s Anatomy, a popular television drama shown on ABC, allows viewers to become invested in the lives of the major surgeons at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital. This show teaches the importance of supportive friends and how to put other people’s lives before one’s own. Unlike the shows Friends and Gossip Girl, Grey’s Anatomy evokes a different type of emotion. Each of the three shows illustrate a sense of friendship and excitement as young adults and high school students figure out who they are in this world while experiencing drama such as parental issues, job issues, and the explosion of hurt feelings between friends. Grey’s Anatomy is a show that is more action packed and emotionally tugging to make the viewers feel as if they are standing in the midst of a hospital environment because of its great acting, setting, and emotionally-investing story line. Grey’s Anatomy allows viewers to enter into an alternate reality that is addicting, emotion-evoking, and allows those watching to relate the many tragic and exciting situations to his or her personal life. …show more content…
The dramatic show pulls out an emotional purging that keeps viewers wanting to continuing watching each week. Since this show is so evokes so much emotions, those who watch it tend to become more emotionally invested in it. With the endurance of many emotional responses, the suspense of this television show keeps building which allows tears to flow, screams to be released, and a warming of hearts that brings everyone a great sense of joy. Throughout every break-up, death, and family-separation, Shonda Rhimes, the director, demonstrates a clear storyline that keeps everyone in the
Tatiana de Rosnay used different literary tools to assist her writing in order to deepen the story, including figurative language, dramatic irony, and foreshadowing. The use of figurative language helps to clarify a description in order to place an image in the mind of the reader. Similes are the main type of figurative language used throughout Sarah’s Key, allowing the reader to see what is happening. Many images conjured up make comparisons as a child would make them, as much of the story concerns the innocence of a child, such as “[t]he oversized radiators were black with dirt, as scaly as a reptile” (Rosnay 10) and “[t]he bathtub has claws” (Rosnay 11). Other descriptions compare Sarah, and Zoe, to a puppy, a symbol of innocence, as children are known to be
Running for more than 11 seasons, Grey’s Anatomy is never boring. A dramatic, blood pumping (literally) show that will get you saying, “I learned that medical term from Grey’s Anatomy!” Grey’s Anatomy follows a group of doctors in Seattle. We follow the protagonist, Meredith Grey (played by Ellen Pompeo) struggle with her relationship with her colleagues children, and recently (*spoiler alert*) her deceased husband.
Poetry conveys emotions and ideas through words and lines. Long Way Down gives the story about a boy named Will, who wants to avenge his brother. He believes that a guy named Riggs killed his brother. He takes his brother’s gun and leaves his family’s apartment on the eighth floor. On the way down the elevator, he is stopped at each floor and a ghost from his past gets on.
A significant predictor for why audiences choose to watch romance-based reality television is based on the idea that it is entertaining, stimulating, enjoyable, exciting and amusing to the viewer. Based on our assumptions of mood management, we can assume that people are increasingly drawn to positive and pleasurable stimuli. Therefore, having a desire to watch for positive outcomes within the reality show significantly predicts romance-based reality television consumption. As people like to be at a moderately high level of arousal, it is likely that they will find pleasure in contestants falling in love and finding happiness. As a result, we can assume that viewers will care deeply about what happens to these television characters in the future.
...e the beginning of time, Television has been one the most influential pieces of media that the world has ever encountered. Bravo TV’s hit number one reality television show, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, deals with the everyday lives of modern-day “housewives”. When speaking of these women and their family life, the show shows its viewers that family life in modern times is dramatic, full of misrepresentations of how people are perceived, and how fame comes at the cost of family. The show stands strong with the critics and its faithful viewers around the world. Clearly, the show is not going astray anytime soon. Families who watch the show will eat up the drama and prays that their families never deal with those petty types of problems. The world will keep spinning in the television cycle, and drama will continue to invade the homes of millions of Americans.
Meredith Grey, a main character in the television show, Grey’s Anatomy once said, "Surgeons are control freaks. With a scalpel in your hand, you feel unstoppable. There's no fear, there's no pain. You're 10 feet tall and bulletproof.” Dr. Grey said this in the third episode, first season of the hit medical drama Grey’s Anatomy. The ABC series, created by Shonda Rhimes, first aired in 2005, and is in its tenth season, with new episodes on Thursday nights at 9/8 central. The series averaged 16.4 million viewers throughout its first 10 seasons, peaking at 25.41million viewers in the third season. (U.S.) The series concerns several surgical interns and their journey to becoming full-blown surgeons. In the average show, the viewer sees several complicated, unordinary medical cases in which the doctors attempt to save the patients life. The cases are always very dramatic which makes for a great television show. Often times the medical cases will have something to do with the doctors’ personal lives, which are just as dramatic. These connections make the situations seem so real, and make viewer believe that their doctor is just like the one that he or she sees on TV. This blur between what the viewer sees on TV, and his or her real life experiences, is backed up by the Cultivation Theory. (Quick) In the healthcare world, a distortion of reality caused by the viewing of Grey’s Anatomy, has an overall positive impact of real-life patient satisfaction with their real world doctors.
Over the past few years the world has became full of atrocious and bloodthirsty people. With social media, it gives the world an anonymous passageway to tear people down and tell them they're not good enough. With all the hate crimes and prejudice concepts, people lose focus on what's truly important. Naomi Shihab Nye portrayed this message through her poem “Shoulders,” which explains that people can't not live in a world without lending a helping hand. People need to help one another and not push people down when they just got up. Without assistance from others, would there really be a human race? This poem expresses the need to help others, through imagery, figurative language, and alliteration.
This TV series isn't all about the plot but about the message within the plot that viewers receive; this is a well thought out masterpiece of drama, that connects to millions of teens of the shows target audience on a high emotional level. Full of drama, as what happens in high school, where all the characters go from innocence to experience. The show has a good use of the domino effect where every little move causes another event. This effect creates a message of your words and actions have the power to change things and make a difference. The first domino effect is when Lucas Scott joins the basketball team where his half brother is the captain. Lucas joining the team starts drama between him and the whole basketball team along with their father.
Grey’s Anatomy is a medical drama that encompasses the professional and personal lives of interns and residents as they strive to become surgeons. The beginning of the series focuses on one intern, Meredith Grey, who is taking part in the residency program at Seattle Grace Hospital. Throughout the seasons the backgrounds, and aspirations of the characters are explored, while following their present day lives. The series is based off of the doctors everyday lives, but concerns itself mostly with their personal lives, using their professional lives as a backdrop to character development. The medical cases aid the plot of the series most often by the patients saying things that relate back to the dilemmas the characters are going through. This along with the relationships between colleagues connects work to personal life, often mixing professional and private relationships into one.
Soaps will use current events as a major point for viewing. Events such as teenage pregnancy, death of a friend or family member, or domestic violence for example, will be used to relate to the audience. In turn the audience themselves can use the storylines and characters
Poetry in the modern world is found most commonly among song lyrics. These song lyrics have different poetic values due to a certain quantity of specific items. This poetic value is called poetic merit; this is the measure of how poetic a poem is. I believe that the song “Rebel Son” by Survivor has a moderate amount of poetic merit because it has a variety of figurative language, detailed imagery, and a clear thematic statement. Figurative language is a key part of any poem.
The show makes the viewer be placed at the feet of the character as if they were making the choices. With difficult decisions brings risks, but these choices are hard to tell if they were the right or wrong choice. The Walking Dead has been recently a popular show in this time. Its post-apocalyptic world brings attention to viewers for their interest in zombies.
I have been binge watching this show for so long, and I just can’t stop. This TV Show highlights any adversity you could think of, and shows different characters overcoming it. Simply, if you were to say “I wish (blank) never happens to me!” there is a glee episode for that.
The drama part of the show is through the lives of the characters. During different episodes, the audience gets a look into the personal sides of the members of the behavioral unit. There have been emotional stories of agents facing marital troubles because of their jobs. Members have seen spouses killed or found children they did not know they had. The tragedy of drug addiction affecting one of the agents has also been played out.
A second reason for people’s love of reality television, is the fact that reality TV can stir the viewer’s emotions. “While some cheer for their favorite celebrity on Dancing with the Stars….” (Lehmann). “ Or cry with joy watching Say Yes to the Dress…” ( Lehmann). These are just two of many example quotes that show that people sometimes get very emotional by simply watching other people live out their lives so publicly. Many people id...