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Greys Anatomy Private Practice And Scrubs
Greys Anatomy, Private Practice, and Scrubs are all similar television shows. There are very little differences in all three shows. Almost all seasons of each show are on Netflix. The shows are all being played in the medical fields, and mostly in a hospital. If you are interested in being a nurse, a doctor or anywhere in the medical field, these shows are great; and they help you learn things you may not already know about the medical field. All shows are medical based dramas.

Grey’s Anatomy is the best show out of the three, in my opinion. This show is revolved around a surgeon, Meredith Grey. She is also the daughter of one of the best surgeons, Dr. Ellis Grey. In this series Meredith goes through many personal challenges, along with other
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