Real Doctor Reacts to THE GOOD DOCTOR #2 | Medical Drama Review | Doctor Mike
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The good doctor is becoming my favorite show on TV let alone my favorite medical drama. I really have come to appreciate the writing/humor of the show.
I think it is so important to be able to not only create a show that is interesting but also keeping it medically accurate and give a great example of how one with autism can strive to new heights.
If we can get this video up to 100,000 likes I can use that to try and get Freddie Highmore to do a review with us so smash that like button!!!
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Nurse: “He’s 82 years old, there’s discoloration all over his body.”
Patient: 👀
👄
This comment had no right being this hilarious
XD that was hilarious! But it is kinda true......
LOL
reveluv! ❤️
Oof, lol...
This is how you learn and procasinate at the same time😂
Same here I have an NBT coming up soon
Hahahaha! Take a break from studying and watch this. Take it as a reward for studying the whole day! That is basically what I am doing rn😂
THIS SHOULD BE A SERIES... I LOVE IT SO MUCH
Lmao literally what I'm doing
Procrastinate*
As an autist I love the representation of our real everyday experiences in this show. Instead of only focusing on "how cool savants are" and skipping "unimportant" traits, the writers included a scene in the opening of this episode where the autistic character is lying awake due to noise sensitivity. The little moment at the end where the woman hugs him and he just stands there stiffly makes me feel so validated for not liking physical affection. Finally, I really appreciate the parts of the show where he's "overly direct", "too honest", or misunderstands implied context. Sometimes they're played for comedy, but the writers never made it look like he's a bad person or deserves to be reprimanded for it. After decades of only seeing media representing neurodivergency as a flaw, joke, or problem, it's so lovely to watch something that advocates understanding and cooperation, especially when a person like me is the hero!
Could not have said it better myself. I feel this too.
Agreed
See as an autistic person myself I fully agree with this and this is how I feel
But my mother who works as a social worker with adults who have learning disabilities absolutely hates the show, saying autistic people are not like that at all, and something I remember vividly her saying is "Yeah, because autistic people speak like they're a robot" and i was just like "bro- just because you work with people who have autism doesn't mean you've seen every manifestation of it. And also you work with people who have high support needs, not low support needs" (she also still uses the functioning labels and it annoys the hell out of me)
Aaaand that was longer than I intended, apologies
It's great to have neurodivergent representation on the show. As someone with ADHD and NVLD, I define can relate to Shaun. This show really gets a lot right.
Bro wrote the whole paragraph (sorry if i offended you)
lady: so its killing me, right?
shaun: yes
also shaun: visible happiness
Woman: “so it means is killing me?!”
Shaun: “YES!”
: )
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Why are y'all speaking in link
" He is being mean but he is also right."
Dr. Melendez's character summarized in one line .
If you ll watch till the 4th season he ll be a lot more than that
@@sandavijithminirathnayake7033 mine too but i stopped because prime didnt have the s4 of it
I shouldn’t have read this comment
@@sandavijithminirathnayake7033 you just had to spoil it didnt u 🥲
@@k.c4178 ikr
I love that Dr Mike refers to medical community as “we” everytime, for both good things and the mistakes 👍🏻❤️
You're so cute Özel. I wanna cryyyyyyy on your lap 🥺
SIMP
You a Turk?
Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle, I hope you become the one💯
I will become the one😀
Successful people don't become that way overnight, what most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.
That's why we need to plan ourselves making extras in all we do because depending on paycheck that can give us our comfort and peace till we die is not guaranteed
This is actually what most families are going through, tax and rents takes almost what they got monthly, leaving them with no savings...
I'm a nurse and I saw all this coming, so I've planned myself so I engaged in forex trading, little I know about the business though but so far so good, Forex trading has been my very means of savings lately while my salary goes for bills and utilities
Mike: *Laughs over medical joke*
Me: I guess , I need to laugh too.
Yep
can relate..
lol
Hey guess what?
We're just stupid to even understand this.
@@vii558 I understand it all lol and it is funny haha
Lady : It’s means it’s killing me !?
Shaun : Yes!! *smiles proudly*
Fr😭
Lol
LOL
I mean Why His Like Yes And His Happy Holy Gawd
LOL
About the point you were making at the 6:00 mark...I understand it from a professional point of view, but a doctor asking for a "random" test saved my life from a parasite that had consumed my spleen and was spreading to my intestines and pancreas, so on an emotional level I'll always be behind the "paranoid" docs.
As a person who had the same experience… I agree
Talking about messing up the sides of a patient, I have a funny story (everything was good in the end!)
My dad and my uncle both needed knee surgery. On the same day. With the same surgeon. On opposite knees. And they're identical twins.
The poor surgeon was incredibly stressed.
My gosh, yeah that would be so difficult not to screw up. I'd be asking the family members who was who looking for some differentiating characteristics lol.
Were they given different colored bracelets, like twin newborns? 😆
Checklist and sharpies on the surgical knee. Asked over and over to confirm that it was THIS knee. No twin needed, but surely heightened anxiety in that case.
Woman: that means it’s killing me
Doctor: yes : )
That's why I love Shaun 🤣🤣 he reminds me so much of Sheldon from the big bang theory
:)
Ikr, I was on the floor when that scene played xDxD.
Thats why i love shaun😂
I am not the only one! Thank you XD
“As a doctor, it’s very important to be on time.”
One of many reasons why I’m not a doctor.
Went to medical school and got kicked out bcs I was late in my first fiziologicghy class 😔
ikr like- i stay up to midnight on my phone i aint bein a doctor ever
Same😭
yeah being a doctor is so easy, being early is tough so imma skip being a doctor
@@chicachica603 it was a joke! Like coming in early is probably the easiest part to being a doctor
100% of the show
Nurse: he has a headache
Everyone else: send him home
Shawn:NO THEY HAVE A TUMOR!!!!! ***Smiles happy***
Dude is like House.
STOAJSHAHAGAH
Unfortunately this goes both ways. Doctors refused to do tests and investigate my continuous symptoms that were seriously affecting my life. Then finally 10 years later, one does and I'm diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. My neurologist told me that I've had it for a long time, likely more than 10 years of it being active. That means lots of irreversible brain damage that could've been stopped sooner. I'm on DMT's now and the damage has stopped. I wish I'd had someone like him in the beginning!
@@awright119021 i smell money there~
I was really unsure about this show but this has definitely made a must watch. Dr. Shaun is so cute and sweet and the general storyline just from the two episodes Dr. Mike has reviewed seems so interesting, fascinating and positive.
It's a great show.
It is most definitely a must watch. I've always loved Freddie Highmore, he's a great actor. The Good Doctor is one of my favorite shows and I'm so excited for the new season this fall. I'll warn you if you decide to binge it before the new season starts you'll be frustrated because this last season ends on a huge cliffhanger.
The respect he gave nurses made my heart so happy!
You a nurse too, girl? ^^
Let's get Lashane's comment to 500 likes c'mon people
@Argonian Video 1k boi
we love a respectful man
I love this
literally 70% of the episodes of the good doctor
Parents: she has a headache
everyone else: send them home
Shaun: NOPE THEY HAVE A TUMOR
Shaun is a little bit like Google in that respect..
😂😂😂😂so accurate
He's like WebMD except he's right
@@jeremymitchem327 exactly lmfao
BIg brain 🧠
I’m a autistic female who is hoping of one day becoming a labor and delivery nurse, so watching Dr Mike is really helpful
I’m an autistic female who has no personal medical ambition but sincerely hopes you fulfil yours 🤘
Just wanted to get this out there - I have watched every medical drama in the past 20 years, and TGD is the only one that has made me cry nearly every episode since season 3. I think I first noticed it in season 2ep17 during the "I am a surgeon" scene when I started bawling. I'm so emotionally invested in Sean, Lea, Glassy, Claire, Morgan... I can't pinpoint why it's different from other medical dramas but I just feel everything the characters feel.
Absolutely
Woman: "th, that means it's killing me....?"
Shawn: *smiling*
Also shawn: *yes* ☺
Shaun.
Sean?
Michael Jackson?
Fred Weasley
@@myemail3148 whups
I love that out of all these shows, Doc McStuffins is the most accurate
🤣
HAHAHAHAHA🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rita Nicholas 😂😂
Lol true
Das tru doh
The fact that Shaun is always smiling even in a death situation😂😝
The acting of Freddie Highmore is impeccable
I love the fact that he is wearing a watch on one hand and a Fitbit on the other 😂
Omg he hearted it much love to you dr mike thank you it made my day
Haha, only a doctor am I right?😂
@@AxA7169 oMg hE hEaRtEd iT
my ex used to do that
@@charisse8618 is that why hes your ex?
The way Shaun talks, he could say the world is ending and sound excited.
@@hallonsoda accurate
The end of the world WOULD be exciting.
God is back
I think it's due to him not having the ability to properly express intonation.
Like rising intonation with questions or moderate intonation with general statements.
sounds offended or aggravated when he's calm
Completely agree with what you said at the end about the show doing a good job at conveying how autism is. I'm autistic and while it can vary from person to person, they did a really good job
The last time I had a vulvar complaint, there was a resident helping. It definitely was kind of awkward and I felt embarrassed at first (even though I did give permission for her to be there), but the resident radiated such intense desire to Get This Right that I felt comfortable very quickly. She listened closely, took me seriously and did the exam carefully and considerately. She gave a correct diagnosis and made sure I understood what the issue was and what the options were. It was a very good experience and I would encourage anyone nervous about letting newbies sit in on their appointments to give it a try.
mike: why do all surgeons look so frail in these shows
me: idk maybe because you’re comparing them to you
Mike: Why do all surgeons look so frail in these shows?
Me: Idk, maybe because you're comparing them to you?*
GamingDude2000 . I read the same comment twice
Amber The toaster oven He was correcting his grammar hehe
@@Puma.predator as he should.
Cooper Spence I thought that’s what school is for, not TH-cam. Just leave the man alone.
"He's 82....everything is discolored"😂🤣
Matthew C I die when I heard that
He was like wait my dick isn’t the same color
Ok. This made me reconsiter this series. It made me happy that he was made with more...flaws than that first episode did. He seems more grounded. More relatable.
It makes me MUCH more happy knowing this.
"It's killing me?!"
"YES!" He says, smiling proudly.
I have seen patients admitted to the hospital when they have an ear infection but only when it's like really really bad To the point where the patient has a 105 fever And a super infected ear
“Arrogant people think they don’t need to lie”
My soul has been lifted as I felt that so hard.
Mercury I love Shaun because he always calls people out because he’s just being honest, not mean
Your profile picture is my phone background 😂😂 (yes I know my account is weird but it is from like 5 years ago, and I’m just too lazy to change it)
I mean if you don't lie much then maybe you're just an honest person but ok-
@@Justchillinr Everyone lies
@@jade4781 I know, I said if you don't lie *much* then you're an honest person.
"I'm sending you home"
*Throws bag of sick at patient*
I can't
Emma Russell 😂😂🥴
Ha! I thought he threw it in the trash.
@@kellylove8221 But he DID throw it in the trash.
XD
“Bag of sick” 😭😂😂
I love Shaun. He as a character is beautifully written and his actor is so expressive and intelligent when expressing the scrip.
I love that you tackled medical sites, I once as a kid had a cousin that had appendicitis. 3 years later I had like a really bad stomach ache, went online and ended up hyper anxious. It's also the first time my anxiety disorder presented itself
“It’s past midnight so you are no longer my boss”
I wish I could use that phrase.
But I got bills to pay 😂😂😂
Lol
Right 😌😌
You're allowed to THINK it, though (just not out loud) :)
@@harveyabel1354 - You're also allowed to quote. Just say you though of it off the top of your head.
@@rebeccamichael626 The names escape me, but back in time, a comedian came up with a quip - another comedian sighed, "I wish I had said that!", to which the originator replied, "Don't worry - you will" XD
Me: sneezes
Mom: oh it's just a normal sneeze
Dad: it's just a sneeze
Google: so which coffin did you want?
😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂 THATS SO TRUEE
🤣🤣🤣
Nah its
Dad: it's just a cold
Mum: it's just a cold
Google: it may be the flu
Bing: what way do you want to be buried
Google: which coffin do you want?
Me: the one from Ghana
Lmao Zedong
7:05 there's an orthopedic surgeon at my local hospital who, back in the 90's, performed an amputation where he removed the wrong leg. He's still practicing there, but ever since then, they have the patient confirm the site of the surgery with a marker before they're put under.
Thank you for your support of the Autistic! I have high functioning Autism, so there are times I screw up with social stuff. Thank heavens people like you are out there and don’t particularly care about social perfection.
"He's eighty-two years old, everything's discolored."
Doctor Mike: *wheeze*
Old man: *makes the face*
Doctor Mike: *laughs the greatest laugh ever*
This is why I love this man, he's so genuine and every time he pauses to explain something, I actually pay attention because this is information worth knowing about.
love, a sexy trash can why I love this guy
I agree
so true
I love how the patient is saying
"its killing me right?"
And he is just like
Happily yes
Yes 😀
Honestly, as someone who has suffered extensive chronic illnesses with a whole lot of problems actually getting things diagnosed, a doctor could tell me that they've finally figured out what's wrong with me and say "it's stage 4 pancreatic cancer"... and I'd just be like "cool."
@@tirsden idk if I should laugh at that cz its cancer but...
Shauns the best lmao
@@tirsden i really don’t know what to think about that...
The part about reassurance was very reassuring, thanks. My family is going through a bout of flu and in the midst of a pandemic, any helping hand is comfort. 🙏🏼
As a Radiologic Technologist I'm in the OR during orthopedic cases and the "timeouts" are very important. Very accurate discussing exactly what the plan is and including the possible amount of time the surgery will take and if the patient is staying or going home.
Women: So it’s killing me?!
Doctor: Yes!
That excitement when someone is gonna die... LOL 😂
Its the lack of life for me
Lol I like ur name
🤣🤣🤣
He went YES🤗
I feel bad for finding it funny lol-
Nurses are amazing. I love your respect for them. My daughter was diagnosed at the age of 17 with Evans’s syndrome, which (for those who don’t know) means that she developed allergies to both her red and white blood cells. My daughters doctor diagnosed her with ITP initially but thanks to the nurse who kept insisting on more tests the doctor ordered them. Turns out my daughter need not only IVg but 2 blood transfusions. Thanks to that nurse my daughter also received CT scans which showed bleeding in her brain and intestines. The doctor was by no means arrogant, he had simply never encountered Evans syndrome before whereas the nurse had. The doctor who respected his nurse and LISTENED to her was then able to save my daughter. My daughter was in hospital for over a week and basically lived as an out patient for nearly two years having to go through multiple IVg, blood transfusions and chemo to deliberately kill her immune system in order to rebuild it. If it weren’t for that nurse (I can’t even say the words out loud) my daughter would not be here. My love and respect to doctors and nurses alike for all you do.
Jennifer Ponzini awwwww that’s so good to hear! I’m glad she’s doing ok! :)
I'm so happy for you and your family, and what a great story! My mother was a nurse for many years, and I really cherish all the knowledge she passed on to me.
God bless! Loved this comment because she was initially diagnosed with ITP. I was diagnosed with ITP at 16, I’m lucky but so glad for your daughter.
well now im crying
Jennifer Ponzini this is such a beautiful story 💗💗 I hope your daughter is happy and healthy
That ”promising things” was actually one of the themes in this episode.
I love good doctor! And i love your breakdowns of the episodes!
3:41 After my mom got an arterial bypass (I think) no one asked her before discharging her about bowel movements, 4 days (at home) 2 suppositories and 6 enemas later she finally “went” #2. Wish I saw these videos before that surgery.
Shawn:she has a sarcoma... A malignant tumor
Patient: so it's killing me?!
Shawn: yes *he replied happily*
😂😂😂
🙂
jiminie park Army???
jiminie park he’s the best.
Sorry, but,
_Shaun_
Aye armyyy!
Doctor mike: why do they always look so frail?
Also doctor mike: *is ripped*
It's bc he's russian
Corey The atheist fair enough
Sarah J he was talking about showdoctors
Did he watch Scrubs before or after this?
Rasputin
Mike is the type of doctor we all need :)))
I love these medical drama reactions you just make me smile on how much you know you are one of my favorite educational doctor TH-camrs
I have Autism and I love this show. My mother was the manager of a hospital. I grew up reading her Anatomy & Physiology books to her so she could study for college while she cooked, cleaned and took care of us. It reminds me of that time. I’m very good in the subject, but my dyslexia makes it immoral for me to practice medicine. I also have the social skills of a potato and so my bedside manner would suffer along with my patients. I pursued writing instead. I was forced to take an elective outside of my fields of interest and discovered in my first drawing class that I can create master level art. So now I do that full time and it has become an interest. I considered doing medical art, but I believe VR will kill the need for the practice. I do wonder watching this show what I could have been without dyslexia. I can sometimes relate with the character, but sometimes the representation of high functioning ASD here, is more comical and exaggerated than what is typical. I do also work with children who have ASD as a BHP for Section 28 Services for the state of Maine and I do have a wider lens for the condition than my own personal experience, however as the saying goes... if you know one person who has Autism, you know ONE person who has Autism, so perhaps I am being too hard on the show.
That was incredibly interesting to read! Just as a curiosity of sorts, what's a BHP?
He told write write,not type
@@SenhorAlien Behavioural Health Professional
I agree that autism varies greatly. I think I'm very lucky to have managed to get the social skills to go into medicine. I am doing what I love, and there's a lot of people out there who have autism who'd love to do my job (especially firefighting) but just couldn't handle it. That being said, I wish this show wasn't so over the top with the autism based gags. It bothers me that we are supposed to believe someone who's made it this far into medicine doesn't understand that, when the resident said "well clearly he made the best choice for this hire." that he was being sarcastic. Yeah it's a show, but to me it's lazy writing that's designed to satiate the common understanding of autism. Rather than make Autism a character, make the character and make him autistic, if that makes sense. Personally, I've chosen to view my aspergers as a series of undesirable traits that I can work to minimize or eliminate, which has helped me in the long run. I think this characterizes the main trap writers fall into when making autistic characters. They do it from the book definition. This is how an autistic person acts, and they can't change it. Not true at all. Early intervention has helped many and some are able to understand sarcasm, others can't. This character was born to be autistic, not born with autism.
Speaking as someone who has a great level of exposure in the disability community.... It's NOT immoral for you to practice medicine just because you're dyslexic. You can always double check your work and then confirm your numbers with your peers. It's the very reason why people work in medical TEAMS. Furthermore, there's many ways to work in medical science without being a direct to the public doctor, such as working in medical research.... Einstein was dyslexic, and he contributed extensively to the achademic community.
Like for part 3
Provocateur what????
@Provocateur .......
He liked it xD
YES
0:28
He's sleeping on the floor, he probably just moved into a place and is seeing how big of a bed he needs
Someone with common sense! Big like
I love how I can always learn something in Dr. Mikes videos!
"A little bench press and deadlift never hurt nobody!" Classic!!!
I will if you do it wrong lol you could break something if you don't know what you're doing, try lifting too much you could cause your spine to compress or you could tear muscles.
A heavy deadlift a week keeps your back on fleek.
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Obviously not an Orthopedist.
@@Texan45 Just stretch, warm up, allow recovery time before working the same muscles again, and leave your ego at the door.
When my dad had shoulder surgery, they wrote a big “NO” on the shoulder that didn’t need operating before he went in.
In germany i had a nurse come to my room before surgery and draw a big X on the broken leg :) i think they're making it a standard procedure here
My huband had knee surgery. They wrote "this one" on three different parts of the right leg.
@@Xiallaci it's supposed to be standard everywhere. There have been instances where a patient needs their (I'll use left leg for this example) amputated or something of the likes, and the surgeon mistakes the patients left for the surgeons left and amputates the wrong limb
@@Xiallaci Would've been bad if the surgeon thought the X meant *not* this one.
@@smoothiegodking7951 I am surprised to learn that a surgeon cannot tell a healthy limb that doesn't need amputating from the one that does just by looking at it.
I just love this guy. So wholesome and welcoming.
I love knowing how I’m gonna spend my afternoon. I’ve never been a fan of Medical shows but Doctor Mike’s joy is infectious and listening to him explain things is way more interesting than the shows themselves
"It's after midnight which means it's tomorrow which means you're no longer my boss."
Me to my mom after I turned 18
This comment ha dme dyiiinnngggg
LOL OMG
this 🤣
Then she be like : then since I'm not your boss anymore you don't have to live with us anymore *kicks you out*
Nurses are amazing. They know everything, and save many lives. Raises for all nurses.
needs more likes. ABSOLUTELY
Sometimes my dad’s students would come up to him almost crying because of how sweet their patients at the hospital were and how they thanked them and it really uplifted their day 😭
@@for3stspirit I sent flowers to my nurse because she so casually and amazingly saved my life when the doctor didn't have a clue. I Love Nurses!
melvina628 well not all in my country. Wish I have nurses like that
@@melynash Here's something that I've found to help people see you as another human being: honest conversation. Share what you're feeling about needing medical attention: "I don't know what to do about my 2-week headache; "I'm scare about not waking up after surgery." Ask for their help: "Can you help me?" I've never been in a hospital before, and don't know what to expect." You are surrounded by people who have made helping you their life-choice. Honestly let them know how much you truly need them. And remember that you're meeting them at work. How much fun are you at work? LOL!
For my second biopsy - open biopsy removing an entire bone marrow replacing necrotizing Granuloma - the pathologist was in room. The 1st CT guided needle punch biopsy was particularly inconclusive and weird. But it was explained to me that pathology being patient for open biopsies is regular.
I love how I can watch a bunch of doctor mike videos and not understand them but they still keep my enjoyed
"That means its killing me, right?"
*"Yes."*
:D
smiles while saying yes
So happy saying yes to someone dying
@Wendy’s lmao
Ban on roblox *if ya get whatta mean...*
the "its after midnight which means its tomorrow which means you're no longer my boss" is probably my favorite part in the entire show
Izuku my boy :]
I think the message from the writers is he has special abilities. Maybe he’s read their history, observed things, etc. and done the math and has a probability of diagnoses in mind. Having watched a couple seasons, it seems like a CPU is going on in his head. Eliminating and including steps and weighing outcomes before verbally committing. Most compelling is his unique look at possible routes that are new, experimental, creative, etc. I get the sense that he has total recall, is book smart (which sometimes is a net loss), and while he was reading/studying he had notions about these alternative possibilities along the way. Mainly because they’re sometimes complex and would require to much context to create on the spot and would look reckless. Like a closet, he read a paragraph, considered 20 other things, and overtime eliminated or perfected these alternatives till they were needed. Just my thoughts. 😂
I have so much respect for u guys, hands down. This show always makes me value u guys
Shaun: "We could order some-" *Looks at nurse*
Nurse: *shakes head*
Shaun: "I'm sending you home" *lightly tosses puke bag back at the man*
"lightly" literally yeets it on the floor
Yeah thanks for understanding the deaf people
Wish there were more of you
I'm pretty sure he threw it in a trash can.
That killed me 🤣🤣🤣
Lol I'm so glad you explained why doctors move around my chest checking my heart. I never asked them because I didn't want to anger them. I just wondered silently why the doctors can't find my heart. I'm so glad to finally know they always knew.
"i just wondered silently why the doctors can't find my heart" oMFGGGG THAT PART SENDS 🗿
*Suga Nics* I often ask the doctor in a joking way, did you find it and is it beating the right way?
Y they can't find my heart 🤣🤣🤣🤣dead
@@jiminisbbymochi9530 It was either something wrong with me or I kept getting the doctors who didn't do well in medical school. Glad to know it was just me not knowing what they were doing and not them not knowing what they were doing. Lol
“I’m hey doc? Do you hear my heart?”
My husband & I love this show. When the new season started we got on Hulu and started watching all the previous seasons again. Still interesting.
When I started this show I just couldn’t stop until I finished it,the stories and curiosity with what will happen to Shawn just grips you
I feel like there should be a day in medical school where the class watches medical dramas and the doctor professor, can stop the show and explain why it's bogus.
I would totally join that class!! 😂
@@keirahealy7082 me too
We do this in forensic science! I had a project senior year to tear apart an episode of CSI and give a presentation about it
It's the reward in one of your last years before you start residency
Maybe then we would have less arrogant med students
"I'm sending you home."
*Yeets Ziploc bag of puke on the floor*
sounds like fun to clean up
@@kaiyaarnold8366 Ikr
I mean if I don't feel lazy it's gud
If it was a plastic bag all tied up I would of burst it on the floor
We watched the vid
Seeing a Netters image of the prostate was so traumatising, anatomy for you🤣🤣🤣
The emphasis on reassuring patients is so true in teaching, too. Parents come in frustrated, upset, and angry, and the most important thing I can do is listen and let them know their concerns are heard. I can't promise them their kid will graduate on time or get accepted into Harvard or get a particular grade in the class, but letting them know that I'm listening and I care really helps defuse the situation so much. Often, there are major life events occurring outside of school and the student is struggling because of events far beyond my ability to control. Once the parents have calmed down, they're much more willing to listen to whatever advice I can offer.
Freddie Highmore is such an amazing actor...it's worth watching just for how good he is in the show
Did u know he played Charlie as an kid in the remake of Charlie and the chocolate factory?
@@DuckLord313 he was that kid?
@@sovietpug4881 yes, u can look on the actors name online
@@sovietpug4881 He sure was 😊
@@DuckLord313 also The Spiderwick Chronicles, he's playing 2 roles at the same times.
As an RN, I watched this episode and thought “what shift does this nurse even work??” She is there past midnight but also all day? 😂
She’s definitely getting that OT cash money
Yea
they probably gave her OT just to babysit him :D
That seems to be a recurring thing with medical tv shows, people are just on shift literally all the time.
Swing shift?
3:10 because dr shaun was punished for being late and to do the scut work
i loved how he just say with a casual smile yes its killing u
"The Good Doctor is quickly becoming one of my favourite medical dramas."
You're watching Season 1 Episode 2…189 days after you watched the first episode.
How is this possible?
That’s 12 years
Aiyana McEachin I meant hours 😂
@@k-danceyana5371 what is 12 years?????
@@Romy--- yeah maybe.
@@k-danceyana5371 It's not 12 years it's less than a year. But yeah, I agree it took a while :)
My grandpa said
“If your early your on time
If your on time your late
And if your late your fired “
This is why my husband makes us be, like, an hour or more early for stuff lol
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You’re x 3
That was drilled in my head since I was really young. That’s how my dad was as an police officer and he still lives by that today. I do too. I always show up to my classes 30 min early even on zoom. I just feel better that way to be early. Makes you stress less.
How early is early? Why even have a scheduled time if you want someone there at an earlier time?
People who are excessively early create just as much stress on the people around them as people that are excessively late; Monetarily, anxiousness, and distrust.
I follow a +/- 5 minute rule. If youre 5 minutes early: sweet, that won’t make me feel too late when I’m almost done setting up, or you’re not getting paid for Too much time that wasn’t planned. 5 minutes late: sweet, glad you only got stuck at one railroad crossing, or haven’t missed anything but the hello’s and introduction statements, I’m not too offended.
5 minutes, 8.33% or 1/12 of an hour.
Lady: LIKE ITS KILLING ME???!?!?!?
Shawn: Yes
Both of my brothers work at UC Davis hospital and one is a Respiratory Therapist. He said that the ICU nurses aren't all as experienced as provided. Sometimes they bring over the RT's to help them.
NO NO NO! You NEED to watch all of the first season to understand the second season! Like this so he can see!
Edit: i saw the intro, but at 13:22 he said he was going to jump into the second season, but watched the second episode for a little bit of context. That is were I’m coming from
Agreed!! It’s on Hulu. Watch it.
That's generally how TV works.
But he should watch all of it. He'll miss some extremely defining moments and emotional ones. Like ones with Lea.
He's reviewing the medical aspect of it
Yes yes yes, you need to watch them all
Physical pain is actually a sign of childhood anxiety (I had anxiety as a child, several psyclogists told me that's what it is, and it isn't heavily studied, but it is still studied nonetheless) :)
my whole life i had pretty bad issues with my bowels, as i got older putting on weight was extremely hard, constant nausea. doctor gives me laxatives and believed i had an eating disorder. the nurse told him that he should test me for anemia and celiac disease. so for the first time at 18 they did a test and couldnt have been any of higher of a positive for celiac. ive been gluten free for a year, everything just got worse, theyre doing it again where they ignore, they cant stop looking
I really like Shaun's dialogue, especially the parts where he just casually calls that guy arrogant
My favorite part of his dialogue is
Patient: So it’s killing me?
Shaun: (smiling) yes
He did the same thing to Dr Melendez in the first episode.
Good Doctor: she has a tumor!
Patient: that’s means it’s killing me right?! 😰
Good Doctor: Yes 😃
😂😂😂
300th like
Its so nice that you act explain what is right and wrong and why and dont just say no thats wrong and then goes further in the video
Finally! Some reactions which are actually worth watching.
That hyper visualization Shaun has is a bit accurate. I am autistic myself. 2:20 is basically a pretty version of what actually happens. Most autistic people have great photo memory (because we have more sensitive or "hyper" sensors). For example, I can remember where a building is based on sun direction. I have an image of that building in my head and where the building is in relation to the sun's path (rises in the east, sets in the west). So for Shaun, he did his homework and can recall what the condition looks like on an internal level.
Something sort of related to this, like in the first episode where he saves that boy, I have a map of my school, stores, and even some of West Edmonton mall memorized. Not a map from the entrance of the mall, but a map from exploring that I can use to find a store without going all the way there. Shaun could develop a map of a patient's body; that is what could have helped him save the boy by having previous knowledge of a male child's body. That sounds wrong, but what I mean is that Shaun did extra homework.
Also, autistic people are very passionate about a topic they like. So the medical field is Shaun's passion.
One last thing, I get small headaches when I use that "mind map" ability thing. I don't know what else to call it.
One thing to clarify though is that not everyone with autism shares those same traits. For example, I don't have hyper senses like you mentioned and the mental map thing isn't really there for me either. I can confirm the passion thing though.
U guys must really be great people...
This world needs more superheroes like u...
@@acidzansey2502 if you find what certain people with autism can do impressive, do some research in psychopathy. Totally different, but the level of logical reasoning some can develop is just mind boggling
@@bavarianpotato psychopathy was actually one of my psychiatry subjects...
Yeah they are very logical in some aspects...
But yes I will read further about them, there is always more to find out. Thank you.
@@acidzansey2502
Watch the ted bundy interviews. It's just amazing.
I've binge watched this series and now whenever I see any medical show I always have the thought "What would Dr. Mike say about this?"
cutienana92 what is it on
400 hundred like
Where do you watch it
I just love how happy he is
I'm glad he is so respectful to nurses my mom was a nurse for 20 years and my brother and cousin are nurses too so that makes me happy a lot of doctors disrespected the knowledge a nurse has
“Our vision changes”
*me, with glasses* : tell me about it.
Susanna (Sanna) Wensel thank you!
Ahh! Too true! 😂
Nice pfp 👏
Relatable btw xD
anathema omg thanks!
Same
When the main character says "thank you" to something sarcastic, I could relate.
That is why this is my all time favorite show lol
That beewoop was perfectly timed with the music, very satisfying :)
4:57 After she leaves, other staff members actually scold her for making such a promise.
Anyone: What causes my headache?
Web MD: You have cancer.
Anyone: Why do I have an ear ache?
Web MD: You have cancer.
Anyone: Why does my knee hurt?
Web MD: You have cancer.
Darth Vader that could tech be it for everything, but it’s unlikely.
Oh you Web generation.. That's why we recommend you sozial therapy so you can have some humans around you to talk.
Anyone: Why do i breathe?
Web MD: *_YOU HAVE CANCER_*
Sometimes it says that you're going to die.
You can replace web and with real doctors and the answers with fat for plus size people. 😣😣