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Dr. Shaun Murphy treats a patient with an illness that is not only unpredictable in nature, but also unlike anything he or the team at San Jose St. Bonaventure has ever seen before. As safety protocols and quarantines increase due to the global pandemic, Lea and Shaun's new relationship will become tested; and Dr. Alex Park gets ready to move back to Phoenix, Arizona, to be closer to his family.
Dr. Shaun Murphy and Dr. Marcus Andrews determine that their patient has been infected with COVID-19. As they struggle to understand and get ahead of a constantly evolving virus, Shaun has a hard time balancing his fears and concerns about potentially jeopardizing Lea's health and wanting to be with the woman he loves. Meanwhile, Claire looks for a way to grieve Melendez's death through her patients.
With several candidates vying for residency at St. Bonaventure, Chief of Surgery Dr. Audrey Lim tasks Dr. Shaun Murphy, Dr. Claire Browne and Dr. Alex Park with mentoring the top first-year resident contenders. As their mentees shadow them for the day, Shaun and Park meet with Andrews to discuss a difficult surgery scheduled for a minor. Later, Shaun inadvertently insults Lea while discussing the pros and cons of the controversial surgery.
Dr. Morgan Reznik and Dr. Shaun Murphy's pregnant patient with twins is having pain and they are forced to grapple with a decision no one wants to make. Meanwhile, Shaun asks Lea to move back in despite her reservations.
Dr. Shaun Murphy questions his decision to give the new residents autonomy when one of his intern's misdiagnosis of a patient has dire consequences. Meanwhile, Dr. Claire Browne, Dr. Alex Park and Dr. Jordan Allen treat a patient with a ruptured cyst affecting key functions of her brain. And elsewhere, Dr. Morgan Reznick and Park bond over failed relationships.
As Chief of Surgery Dr. Audrey Lim struggles to cope with the residual emotional trauma of COVID-19, she encounters a young war veteran fighting debilitating PTSD. After discussing his case with the team, Dr. Claire Browne suggests a radical treatment to help him. Meanwhile, still reeling from the recent loss of his mentee's patient, Dr. Shaun Murphy declares he doesn't want to teach the new residents anymore.
Dr. Morgan Reznik discovers her patient's wealth and obsession with extending his life is a dangerous mix that could end up costing more than he can afford.
The team treats a teenage gymnast who experiences complications from her intensive training. Meanwhile, Shaun meets Lea's parents for the first time.
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
Dr. Aaron Glassman
Dr. Alex Park
Dr. Marcus Andrews
Dr. Shaun Murphy
Dr. Claire Browne
Dr. Morgan Reznick
News & Interviews for The Good Doctor: Season 4
Critic Reviews for The Good Doctor Season 4
All Critics (1) | Top Critics (0) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (0)
The time jumps effectively demonstrated how doctors went from mistaking the virus for the flu to being able to diagnose patients but not treat them... and later to continually discover new symptoms and new problems related to the disease.
Audience Reviews for The Good Doctor: Season 4
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1d agoAnother once great TV show that has now gone and messed itself up because of Hollywood's desire to force feed their political views on its audience. Goodbye to "The Good Doctor".
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4d agoThis has gone from being a must watch show to being really painful to watch, episode 1 ad 2 which addressed the Covid were interesting and well done but since then the season has just gotten worse and worse. The characters are all becoming unlikeable and at a time when we need humour the show seems to have lost its completely. Understandably it just be difficult producing a show during covid times but if this is the end result id rather they didn't bother.
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5d agoIf I could give it zero stars I would. This was my family's favorite show until they let politics and trickle in and ruin everything.
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6d agoThis review is for the season 4 episode titled "Lim". Many viewers might find this episode of The Good Doctor offensive. In this episode a young woman is at the hospital going to get an abortion, why she decided to have an abortion is never explained. Why the writers decided to tackle such a controversial issue I have no clue. The chief of surgery Lim assigns the job to a junior doctor who refuses to preform it at first because of her religion but Lim pressures her to do it and insults her and suggests that she has low IQ for not wanting to preform the abortion. Lim then threatens to fire her if she doesn't do it. This episode is pure garbage. The writers clearly have some kind of animus towards Christians. I found this episode offensive and I'm likely not the only one. Even non religious people that don't agree with abortion might also find this episode offensive. I think that the writers really alienated the viewers with this episode.
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Jan 10, 2021You know what? I've been waiting for months to see the fourth season of this show. Eagerly, I have been awaiting the day where I can enjoy the show once more. I wanted to see how Shawn Murphy was going overcome his own challenges- I wanted to see how Claire Brown would cope with losing her best friend and lover, Melendez, I wanted to see how Morgan would cope with not being able to preform another surgery from damaging her hand. This however, was not what I received- instead, I got disappointment- instead I got something that was both boring and dull- honestly, I regret watching the fourth season. To start off the season started with looking into the covid pandemic- unlike most other critics, I would say that those two episodes were of responsible quality. From episodes 3-4; I felt sick to my stomach from the feminist rhetoric that was littered throughout the next few episodes- whenever one of the male surgical residents would make a point they would be put down- this has never been something that I had noticed in the good doctor. Every time a male resident would talk they would be called a "mansplanner" or "sexist"- although I tried to ignore this blatant, terribly used "humour" (if you could even call it that)- it became too much, and so I decided to keep my good memories of the series- and so I stopped watching. All I can say is that I'm disappointed.
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Jan 06, 2021Poorly written episodes, Covid's were the worst, they couldn't portray everything, when it arrived in episode 3, everyone was happy as if nothing had happened! The first few seasons were great, but Melendez's death was the downfall of that show!!
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Jan 06, 2021It is the most disappointing series I have ever watched. Total disregard for their fans and actors, besides this 4th season being totally boring ... after all they killed one of the best characters in the series (Neil Melendez)
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Jan 06, 2021I loved this show, but the end of season 3 disappointed me a lot! Season 4 is a mess, the first episodes about Covid were terrible and the following episodes too!
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Jan 06, 2021This season has been awful. From the horrible coverage of COVID to killing Melendez prematurely and the bringing him back for a terrible regurgitated Grey's Anatomy ghost storyline as a "fan service" was horrendous. They could've saved Melendez with a miracle and given us a great season, but they decided to focus another season on Shaun's sex life and throw terrible storylines (i.e. park and morgan, the new interns, glassman/debbie) hoping they'll stick. They didn't. What a disappointment.
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Jan 06, 2021The show has lost everything that makes it good. Sad because it used to be pleasant to watch. Season 4 so far is a catastrophe: lack of soul, the characters seem to be the ghosts of what they were. The new interns are useless. All seems fake. And the storylines are inconsistent. And i don't even talk about the death of Neil Melendez (totally useless and forced to create a drama no one asked for in the first place) which is badly treated (a shame when you heard David Shore said last March it will affect all the characters). His name is not heard a single time and he's only implied on very rare occasions just to "please the viewers". As a minimum guaranteed service. To conclude, you can look elsewhere if you want to watch a good medical drama (try the Resident, New Amsterdam, Transplant or Nurses, you won't be disappointed !) I had no regret quitting the show ! I will only regret Claire Browne 's character which was very endearing. And the delicious Antonia Thomas who plays emotions at their highest !
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