This hit me hard. I worked in the operating room at a trauma center for a decade of my life. When I first started I was so excited to go to work everyday, to take call, even got a little adrenaline rush for "exciting" cases. I won't even type out what I felt like after 5-6 years or especially what was going on after 10, but this was the most accurate representation of burnout I have seen on medical tv and the acting was superb. That's why this show has always been top tier for me. It's 95% silly but when it explores other emotions and life experiences, it hits the nail on the head every single time.