What do you think is better?

[Miriel]

Pfft, fine, be nitpicky.

"How is House gonna solve this?" - better?

[El Bandito]

Honestly, it's Scrubs.

Though with those choices I'd go House.

[jrgen]

I have no idea what either is, so I'm just going to assume that both suck.

[Miriel]

Honestly, it's Scrubs.

Though with those choices I'd go House.

Honestly, Scrubs is a comedy.

House is a drama. Grey's is a dramedy.

Comparing shows that are different genres is just silly.

[Shlup]

Pfft. Don't be ridiculous. Grey's Anatomy is the greatest of the bestest.

My preordered box set of season 2 came yesterday!

[Madame Adequate]

Pfft, fine, be nitpicky.

"How is House gonna solve this?" - better?

Much

Although I do see what you're saying about them being too different to reasonably compare, but in terms of pure enjoyment, I get more out of House than Grey's.

[Tasura]

House.

[crazybayman]

me.

[Resha]

Grey's Anatomy makes me cry. I'm liable to say anything's better.

[Melkor_]

I think the ''get a life'' show is the best

[Quindiana Jones]

I think the ''get a life'' show is the best

You do know you're posting on an internet forum, right?

[Ender]

I know a lot of people who speak the world of Grey's Anatomy, but I've never been able to get into it.

It's House all the way for me.

[exit60b]

Grey's Anatomy. I watch both... I just look forward to Grey's moreso than I do House.

[vorpal blade]

Grey's Anatomy is much more of a comedy. House is a drama, period. House is much more focused on the medical stuff, Grey's is focused a lot more on the relationships and whacky situations.

That's exactly why I like House. Because House is a medical show, not a damn soap opera. Yes, there is some relationship drama in House but it is about 85% medical, 5% Comedy, and about 25% medical-related comedy. that leaves a measely 5% of soapiness. House is awesome and Hugh Laurie is an awesome actor.

[Loony BoB]

The only problem with House is that most episodes are rather predictable - in the sense of the medical issues, anyway. The first two theories they go ahead with will turn out to be wrong and the third one will work. It's the characters that make the show, rather than the medical side of things. The medical side is more of a setting for the episode, not of great importance so much as the patient and the doctors themselves and the relationships between them, sometimes the odd ethical question etc.

Never seen GA, I must admit.

EDIT: I like how what I said totally contradicted what the above poster said.