Who's Anatomy?

The Academy does have a television, but I think its hard-wired into the Food Network, since that's the only thing ever on it. (Unless there is a Red Sox game, but since the media budget didn't provide for the full MLB package, and since it is the post-season and they are, well, the Sox, that's almost never.)

Grey's Anatomy. Doesn't the title refer to a female doctor? Sounds.. promising. But for all I know its a show about the function of spleens.

Television puzzles me. I mean, why can't those orange juice guys keep the shelves stocked? Haven't they heard of warehousing? Don't they own a truck? Do all orange grove workers really resemble corporate executives doing weekend yardwork? Maybe its just me, but the thought of reaching through some bushes for a carton of fresh orange juice weirds me out.

Anyway, originally published in 1918, the real Gray's Anatomy was a ponderous volume containing more than 1,200 engravings of the human body. I've looked at them all, and Allison Shepherd's anatomy wasn't featured on a single one. Hm... maybe I will have to watch an episode or two.