When Bria Henderson began her graduate studies in drama at the University of Washington, she found it to be a disorienting and alienating experience — the culture and vibe of Seattle was nothing like her hometown of Atlanta, and navigating this new world was a challenge. "I just remember being depressed because I was just lonely. I just didn't feel like I knew anyone or no one really understood me," she recalled.
So like many of us, she turned to television for therapy. "And so I took to Netflix to move through my depression because when you're in grad school for acting, you do not have time to have a therapist," she recalled. Since she had limited time for TV, she chose her binges strategically. "I chose the shows that had the longest amount of seasons, so I could just get lost in them," she said. "And I ended up really enjoying "Grey's Anatomy" because of how they also just give so much space for the characters and who they are outside of the medicine."
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