Season 1 – The Good Doctor

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David S @RT79882284 Apr 15 The worst representation of people with autism! I am lucky enough to know 2 persons in my life one is 32 and the other 15. The 2 of them are very intelligent, perfectionist, educated, respectful and they know how to wait their turn to speak without interrupting others. People who do not know them do not imagine that they are autistic. The character on this show is Nosy (he loves to get on other people's business and love to tell others about someone else personal life), Controlling (wants everything in his own way without thinking what others want or like), he's EXTREMELY Cocky (he thinks he's better than anyone else) he love to interrupt others when they are talking and he doesn't Owns he's Mistakes. I am glad that the 2 persons in my life are the opposite of this character! See more Mikayla M @TheGoodDoctorHater Mar 5 It sucks so bad that no character development and why they worship Shaun Murphy like a God like this is no Komi Can't Communicate. .🤮🤮🤢🤢🤮🤢🤑🤮🤢🤮🤮🤢🫨🤕🤒🤧🤧😷🫩🫩🫩🫩. It makes me cryyyy🥹🥺🥺😭🙁😭😭😭😢😢😔this is not The Good Lie movie bruh. Why is he lying? (Insert image here) this is trash this is bad as egg yolk with too much sulfur with poop See more Haruko C @Hall9 Feb 4 I became interested in this show because my child is autistic. What I appreciate most is the casting and the care given to each character. Every actor feels natural and genuinely engaging. Nothing feels forced, and the world of the show feels believable and human. The characters are written with real depth. No one is purely good or bad; everyone has multiple sides, just like in real life. I feel a lot of care and affection in how each character is developed. Because of this, I can’t choose a single favorite character. I like all of them, in a way that feels similar to growing fond of colleagues you work closely with. One small disappointment was a scene where Shaun watches a surgical video from Japan. The Japanese audio was clearly spoken by a non-native speaker. There are many Japanese people living in the U.S., so I hope native voices will be used in the future. Overall, this is a thoughtful and well-crafted series that clearly respects its characters and the world they live in. See more Jude F @RT92817553 Nov 23 Honestly, too predictable. Every episode is the same plot, cast being split up into two, both working on different patients, doctors get too involved, and give the patients a life changing talk. All of a sudden everything turns out A ok!, plus the absolutely horrible representation of autism is another thing, one minute shaun is silent, the next we see a full x-ray of the patient’s skeleton and shaun all of a sudden knows the problem? Thats not how it works. But besides that its a decent show to put on while you’re working or studying. See more Matty D @Matty927 Sep 17 I consider myself a movie watcher, with very little interest in television shows aside from a select few. In my search to find something heartwarming that I could watch through the winter, I stumbled across this show on Hulu. As someone who can relate to Shaun’s neurodivergence, I feel that this show is a little heavy-handed at times. However, the overall message and intent produced is both educational and entertaining. Freddie Highmore gives a pretty good, if sometimes stereotypical, performance as Dr. Shaun Murphy. The heart of the show belongs to ‘West Wing’ alumni Richard Schiff as both hospital President and Shaun’s mentor who, while not a well-rounded character, provides much needed insight and balance to the “issues” involved with high-functioning autism. Overall, this is bingable medical drama and worth watching. See more Dave W @RT99923051 Aug 11 Nope. Can't get there on any of this. I've been watching medical dramas for years, but this one doesn't make the grade. None of the characters are compelling. No surprise this isn't an Emmy nom. See more Read all reviews

The Good Doctor — Season 1

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