Netflix Recommendation Of The Week!

Given that Grey's Anatomy is my all-time favourite show, I've been making desiring, googly eyes at Scandal for months. Written by Grey's creator, Shonda Rhimes, I knew the odds of me enjoying it were high but for some reason,  I just never found the time to start it. But the other day, finally, I did.

Kerry Washington plays Olivia Pope, a hard-to-please crisis manager who specialises in politically related cases. If you're being framed for something you didn't do, call Olivia Pope. If you find yourself in a compromising position that might threaten your career, call Olivia Pope. You see the pattern, here?

My Top 10 TV Shows… EVER!

Because a lot of people know that I have watched a fair amount of television in my time, I often get asked to recommend a new show for someone to watch when they find themselves with some free time. I try and change my suggestions dependant on what that particular person in question might like, racking my brains and dredging up all the TV programmes I have ever watched over time, but sometimes my love of certain shows can't help but take over.

I've had a lot of people ask me for suggestions in the past week which led me to creating this post; simply a low-down of what I personally think are 10 of the most entertaining shows that I have ever watched! (Not necessarily the best, but my personal favourites).

Who Will Survive?

Arguably, Grey's Anatomy is one of the most emotional shows audiences will ever come across. I've been an avid fan since Season 2 was on television. I have made several friends big fans too, some of them stating that "it is the best show they've ever watched". And now 7 years on, we are faced with potentially the most tear-jerking season opening yet.

Season 8: an emotional roller coaster of a finale

The last season left us devastated, seeing Mark confess his love to a dying Lexie, Derek and Arizona severely injured and Meredith having a mental breakdown (what's new?!). It matched the shock-factor of the Season 6 "shooting" finale, but in a very different way. Lost in a forest following a plane crash, the doctor's were now the patients and with no-one around to save them, could they muster their strength and aid to each other before help eventually came?