I really enjoyed this book。 I had a lot of fun with it， and I learned a decent amount as well。 It was compulsively readable， and I finished it in a day。 As a Film/TV major， I think this was a valuable book to read， and as a Grey’s fan， it was just super fun。 I think that if you’re interested in working in TV， this is also a good book to read， whether or not you like Grey’s at all。 It gives you a really good look at how a writer’s room operates， how stories break， the overall bureaucracy and how I really enjoyed this book。 I had a lot of fun with it， and I learned a decent amount as well。 It was compulsively readable， and I finished it in a day。 As a Film/TV major， I think this was a valuable book to read， and as a Grey’s fan， it was just super fun。 I think that if you’re interested in working in TV， this is also a good book to read， whether or not you like Grey’s at all。 It gives you a really good look at how a writer’s room operates， how stories break， the overall bureaucracy and how network execs influence who stays and who goes in a show， etc。 And for Grey’s fans， this is something I would definitely recommend because it’s pretty juicy， and like Daisy Jones， it’s written as an oral history， and different people’s accounts of the same event/situation vary， so it’s interesting and authentic in that sense。My only real gripe with this book is the author refers to Shonda Rhimes as "Yale-educated" when she went to Dartmouth， when literally everyone knows she went to Dartmouth 🤦🏽‍♀️。 。。。more