When Grey's Anatomy" premiered in March of 2005 as the midseason replacement for "Boston Legal" (2004-2008), hardly anybody could have predicted that the show would still be on the air eight years later. But as the medical drama wraps up the first half of its 10th season, it shows no signs of stopping. Despite several seasons plagued with ill-conceived storylines and unpopular characters, "Grey's Anatomy" has been experiencing somewhat of a creative renaissance in the past few years. Fans who abandoned the show when it went downhill are missing out
TV Review | 'Grey's Anatomy' still strong in 10th season
