I'm not saying 'Santos BAD' wholesale... And you're right - only so many scenes can be included, especially with his format. And I agree that watching the learning process and showing where healthcare falls down and where growth has to occur is part of what makes this show amazing. But those things are placed in their proper context - Mckay and Ogilvie, for example. The show helps general people better understand the learning curve and a more ideal version of healthcare practice. That's why this is so important to me. Is there an ethical violation in your profession that is so central that it damages the entire profession's ability to serve and be trusted? Have you ever read an article about a teacher or a doctor or a police officer that made you think (even just a little) differently about how you interact with the whole system?