Ellen Pompeo and Eric Dane play characters who are part of the "Grey's Anatomy" romantic circle that's gone from kooky to soapy to ridiculous. (Scott Garfield/ABC) Scott Garfield/ABC

Critic's notebook

Prescriptions for an ailing 'Anatomy'

By Matthew Gilbert

Globe Staff / November 8, 2006

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"Grey's Anatomy" is exhibiting signs of a debilitating illness known as Shark-jump-itis Waterski-us , more commonly referred to as self-parody. And now that November sweeps are heating up, and networks and writers are itchy-scratchy for more viewers, the symptoms are bound to worsen. However, with early detection and behavior modification, the top-rated ABC series could go on to live a ... (Full article: 882 words)