Dr. Alex Park Leads an Icebreaker for the New Interns - The Good Doctor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- With a new group of interns being evaluated at St. Bonaventure, Dr. Alex Park (Will Yun Lee) leads an ice breaker for the group after explaining that you need to see someone after a few drinks to know what they're really like. Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore) even gets some relationship advice. Meanwhile, Dr. Audrey Lim (Christina Chang) and Dr. Marcus Andrews (Hill Harper) evaluate Murphy and Park's respective abilities to manage the interns. From 'Newbies,' season 4, episode 3 of The Good Doctor. Watch The Good Doctor MONDAY 10|9c on ABC, streaming, on demand, and Hulu.
That woman was unbelievably rude to Shaun. It’s not okay to butt your nose into other people’s relationships and tell them they’re doing something wrong when you’ve only just met them.
I also don’t think the question ‘Do you have a boyfriend?’ is particularly inflammatory. I wonder if the guy would’ve objected if Shaun had asked a straight man whether he had a girlfriend.
some people are so fragile these days, sad thing is it's not that far from reality
That fat black lady was the worst , she is definitely an irritating snowflake feminist with too much of a tongue. Weirdly though u can hate will Hooper as much as u want but not only real life this show has shown us too the arrogant ppl often make the best surgeons and there can always be character growth . Morgan herself was quite an annoying character . The season 4 writing has really gone downhill just for forcing diversities and it's disappointing how bad the writing in the covid episodes are , some stupid wfh jokes and randon deaths without objectivity,they seriously messed up by not killing off Melendez actually by covid than by a stupid earthquake if they had to kill him in the first place.
"And..I think pickles are disgusting." So cute murphy😂😢😍
Please don’t baby autistic people :/
@@s.2018 pretty sure the user wasn’t babying autism, I’m sure what they meant was how Shaun said it 🤷🏻♀️
@@Vanessa-tt4cy Ik but as an autistic person I don’t like people babying me on the way I say things or what I say
@Vanesrkp😅😊😊9😊😊ssa-tt4cy
"Who's Mike Tyson?"
"The guy from the hangover"
...ouch
Yes, I really found it weird that someone doesn't know who Tyson is. He's one of those athletes /sportspeople who are just part of the popular /general culture.
I'm Malaysian. And realized that our country cut the scene when Shaun said "Why do you hate God?"
Teaaaa
Dude, your country needs fixing when Achmed the dead terrorist was able to do a show in Saudi Arabia but was unable to do one in yours.
I understand why Claire doesn’t want and doesn’t like to talk about herself, she suffered a lot as a child, especially because her mother was an alcoholic just like Shaun’s father was an alcoholic and an abuser, so they both experienced such a fate that they lost their parents. Sometimes I wonder why they experienced the same fate during childhood?
Shaun and Claire are end game, imo.
Hence why they are really good friends. She was Shaun's first true friend. Apart from his brother & Glassman obviously
MAN WHEN HE SAYS "AND UGHH I THINK PICKELS ARE NASTY" made me laugh so hard
Well, new interns are jerks. Overly sensitive and take any requests for information as being overly offensive. If they havent already figured out, Shaun doesnt have that usual filter. While some would tactfully guide a conversation, Murphy cannot. They don’t know Shaun and judge as a result. Clearly blind individuals in more ways than one.
Just wait he’s gonna shock them with his skills.
that's kind of the present generation....the show does represent the society
A man who’s never had a pork bun is never a whole man
Always appreciate a sleeping dog's reference
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Ice breakers at a new job, what a fun role!!! Already a fan of The GOOD DOCTOR!!!💯
I like Asher. Not because of his atheism (I'm not one), he just seems really upfront and sincere.
Shaun asking tons of inappropriate questions at the wrong time is hilarious
Man said “why do you hate GOD”😂
Perhaps in hospitals you need to keep things professional (I don’t know). But I work in retail and 3 of my best friends are gay and we all have no problem talking about it and have the banter(joke) about it. I’d do anything for them; we often hang out together and people start to wonder if I’m gay even though I’m not because I hang out with them so much.
The thing is that Shaun was right - can't get to know someone without asking personal questions. Plus, they weren't really working anymore, right? This was just a get-together... I'm gay and I don't think asking me any of those questions would be rude, offensive or insensitive. Those questions were completely alright, in my opinion.
Haha. No! You should take a look into the hospital duty rooms. All chill!
@@jozefpecha3020 I agree. I also am on the spectrum and I like Asher's character He is one of my new favorites. While I do feel like it's better to wait for a person to organically bring up information relating to their private life themselves and then ask questions if you get the green light, I also feel like Asher gave Shaun little signs that Shaun took as encouraging to continue (such as a smile and sort of an amused grin.) But since most of the new interns probably have figured out that Shaun is autistic...if they know anything about autism they must realize that we generally do not ask questions to be rude but to learn more...to understand. And we typically would refrain if someone indicated that they did not like the question (many of us are not as blunt with our questions as Shaun is but this is also a TV show which is dramatized.)
But the others answered for Asher, treating him like he could not even make his own decisions to ask Shaun to refrain or to even engage in the conversation if he so wished to do so. As many people discuss their relationships, friendships or aspects of their personal lives with colleagues and with friends I feel like Shaun was not treating Asher like his orientation was something that had to be kept hidden because Shaun does not see Asher's orientation as any more delicate unless all orientations are seen as equally delicate (and obviously most people don't treat heterosexuality as a "delicate" issue and readily discuss aspects of their life or their boyfriends or girlfriends etc. quite early on when meeting new colleagues.)
So in some ways their immediate need to shut down the subject seems problematic because it could hint that *they* are not comfortable with it...whereas Shaun obviously did not see it as an issue because it is not a problem, just a variation or range in one area of expression.
What the others inadvertently did instead was likely 'teach' Shaun that it is okay for people to ask new colleagues about their partners so long as the person is heterosexual but otherwise "be careful" reinforcing the idea that there is something inherently risky in treating someone who is not heterosexual the same as many others because we still live in a heteronormative society and even people who say they are okay with all orientations still often treat those who are not heterosexual as if this aspect of their being has to be hidden.
Which is also negative because it seems to be born from the "don't ask, don't tell" era. Sure, some people don't want to discuss their relationships or even their religious beliefs right off the bat but I feel this is based more on the person's own reservations with just opening up more slowly in general and is irrespective of their orientation or religion. Shaun was being inclusive and the issue should have been reframed to indicate that the questions were just too personal because the group was new. Instead, they framed it more like the questions were inappropriate becauss Asher is gay...
I think pickles are disgusting too, and I think board shorts is the best
So this is What Wei Shen is Doing after being an undercover cop.
True. He retired from being an undercover cop.
“The Patriots are the most dishonest in the history of the NFL.”
“We’ll the Seahawks suck.”
😂😂😂
I love music AND musicals
I'm a fan of The Good Doctor
The actor playing alex park played is wei shen from sleeping dogs
He was also Col. Moon in Die Another Day at the start before he literally whitewashes himself and becomes Toby Stephens.
Damn , i just found out he voiced wei shen in sleeping dogs , no wonder he sound so familiar
Not only that
JOHNNY GAT IS DR HAN?!
First Han now Andrew’s and these punks Shaun just wants to fit in what are they scared of
bro it’s Wei Shen
0:20 0:32 0:40 0:49 park&morgan teasing each other 😂😂
0:54 park pushing claire 😂
1:15 1:29 shaun’s so cute but i do not agree on the fact that he said pickles are disgusting
People this not a racist comment, but that black woman is going to make Shaun run for his money. She has no cover for her mouth. Female version of Shaun. Love her right now
I like her too!
I love Jordan and her wit! Just a few minutes earlier, after Shaun made that comment about Lea’s voice, Jordan looked over at Lea like “how’s this man still alive?!?”
She gives me a Morgan vibe.
@@tonypayne3903 Exactly. She looked as if she could have slapped Shaun and gotten away with it, she would have done it
The virtue signalling in this episode was horrendous!
I love music but not musicals aswell 👍
Will Hooper wasn’t that bad. He should have been given a chance (kept in the show)for character development, with more time he would have been a more like-able character and I thought they were overly unfair to him even thou he made some minor mistakes here and there. This show is becoming less interesting to me as it goes. They killed Melendez and now this.. Other than Board-shorts, the rest of the new residents are annoying & non -interesting. Arrgh!!. I think I won’t continue from where I left off i.e Season 4 ep 3
I really felt that this episode had waaay too much virtue signaling in it. The minority characters were treated with a great deal of respect and the white and Asian characters were treated horribly. Not to mention use of blatantly sexist terms like mansplaining towards hooper, just goes to show Hollywood can’t keep its woke agenda out of the picture.
I’ve got nothing against the four who were chosen, but I can’t help but feel like it was one big virtue signal to the SJWs of the world and had little to do with the characters skills/personalities. I’m hoping the rest of the season isn’t like this, cause this episode really ruined the series for me.
@@cbl6520 couldn’t agree more. Too much woke and SJW agenda just ruins shows nowadays
@@forsshore4090
Get woke, go broke. I guess they got that memo in season 5 because supposedly, it’s better.
@@cbl6520 that said, will probably start watching it again👍🏽
You're so right.. it's so ironic that Claire didn't like Hooper because of his "arrogance" when Melendez was completely arrogant and it made him a GREAT surgeon. A lot of characters in the show said that.
Like did Claire forget about Melendez? Even after he died and said she loved him? All these characters are pretty scarce, the writing is kinda all over the place at this point.
I should've just ended in the season 3 finale.
Live and Learn...
The intern chick is annoying asf takes offense to everything everyonr says
Which season is tis
The 4th season
Ohh almost forgot I'm gonna go ahead and say it the gay doctor is very cute.
Asher is so young
The new interns are so annoying
To those who practice medicine; does this really happen with your resident applicants?
Hell no
@@rumiexpresse9049 That’s what I figured, but I don’t practice medicine. This is like fraternity hazing.
@@anthonymendez1997 XD What frat were you in for you to think this is hazing?
No, because the higher ups ( senior/junior consultant) don't care about our opinions, lol.
They choose or decide themselves who to accept... but maybe in an ideal world, we can just all hang...
Of course, never forgetting about the patients..😀😷
I hope not, these icebreaker getting to know you games is total cringe
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