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Grey’s Anatomy on ABC

Grey’s Anatomy (ABC, Thursdays, 9:00 p.m. ET) has been much maligned this season.  After all the hype from seasons past about Drs. McDreamy and McSteamy, many now think the show is McStupid.  As if Izzie sleeping with her dead boyfriend Denny was not preposterous enough, the January 22^nd episode featured a ridiculous subplot involving a certain member of Seattle Grace Hospital.  For strong sexual content and suggestive dialogue, Grey’s Anatomy has been named the Worst TV Show of the Week.

As the episode begins, Dr. Sloan (McSteamy) escorts young surgical intern, Lexie Grey (Little Grey) into the on-call room.  Moments later, sleep-deprived interns surround the door, listening to the grunts and moan issuing from inside.  “This is ridiculous.  I need sleep!” one intern yells.  Suddenly, the moans of pleasure turn into a cries of pain.  “That’s not a good noise … That’s a bad noise… That’s a really bad noise,” the interns say before they run off.  Inside, Sloan holds his crotch and screams loudly.  “Are you okay?” Lexie asks.  “It’s bent in the middle,” she notes, “I…I think I broke it.”  Lexie desperately pages Dr. Torres.  Lexie stammers as she attempts to explain the injury: “He’s badly injured in a bad way that is bad for anyone who’s a man, but for Dr. Sloan in particular.  He may have broken a bone…He broke a bone.  I broke his bone.” 

Word quickly spreads through the hospital as the interns try to figure out who broke Sloan’s “goods.”  “Whoever it was – whoever rode him and broke him – that’s a girl I want on me,” proclaims one male intern.  The interns watch while Sloan undergoes surgery to repair his penile fracture.  An intern says, “I heard it was this physical therapist from the rehab floor who does this fancy yoga thing where she like turns herself into a pretzel while she’s on top of a guy.”  Another intern muses, “Whoever it was is going down in Seattle Grace history.  Sloan is a legend.  Can you imagine the kind of muscle it takes to break a man like that?”  Suspicions start to swirl around Lexie, whose annoyance belies her guilt.  Dr. Sadie Harris comes to her rescue and lies about being Sloan’s over-exuberant lover.  “It was me, okay?  It was me,” she claims, “I do this twist and shout thing that blows most guys' minds and I guess I twisted a little too far and almost took the whole thing off.”

With Grey’s average rating slipping below the Nielsen’s Top 10 for the first time since its premiere, it appears as if the show’s producers are desperate to be fodder for water-cooler talk once again.  Unfortunately, they are going about it in the crudest possible way.  After dead boyfriends and broken penises, what’s next?   

For strong sexual content and suggestive dialogue Grey’s Anatomy has been named Worst TV Show of the Week.