The two doctors disregarded the patient's well-being while competing for cases—they were wrong.

Grey's Anatomy is a medical-themed American drama series that tells the story of a group of doctors in a fictional hospital in Seattle as they face various patient crises, emotional entanglements, and career challenges. The show’s main character, Meredith Grey, initially starts as an intern and gradually grows into an accomplished surgeon as the story progresses. The series centers around medical cases, the personal and professional growth of doctors, and their complex emotional lives, highlighting the high-pressure environment of hospital life, as well as the bonds of friendship, love, and the moral struggles of being a healer. Since its premiere in 2005, Grey's Anatomy has not only created multiple iconic characters but has also become one of the world’s most beloved and long-running TV dramas.