Dr. Shaun And His Team Are On Lockdown With Patients | The Good Doctor

Shaun Murphy, a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome, moves from quiet country life to join the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital. Shaun, who is alone in the world and unable to personally connect with those around him, uses his extraordinary medical abilities to save lives and challenge his colleagues' skepticism.
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[@alexandergarcia7223]

"I'm sorry Santa" 🤣🤣🤣

[@luvurfaggywayz]

timestamp for it?

[@JesusSlayz]

​@@luvurfaggywayz 4:47

[@Erlc820]

7:39

[@ivyomantod]

😂

[@Amber_ghost]

😂😂

[@daniellealexandra237]

I love how park knew to smash that buzzing light so it would stop bothering Shaun

[@carenxatu5962]

I didn’t see that on this clip. Did you watch the episode then?

[@daniellealexandra237]

@@carenxatu5962 yes i have I it's the quarantine episodes in season 2

[@dede.5]

@@daniellealexandra237 whjere i watch

[@DemonPersonshorts]

Santa screaming ahhh is soo good 😂😂😂

[@Erlc820]

"THATS SO MUCH BETTER AND WHEN HE SCREAMED"AHHHH"😂😂😂😂

[@RachelRamirezCaroline]

I love how the dad broke in to help his son because he matters more.

[@Jane5720]

To him, he does

[@kevonbaxter6839]

​@@Jane5720❤❤❤❤❤

[@joeledesma8227]

Yeah but he could have let out a virus that could've killed a lot of people

[@hira-_-.224]

The "call me Santa" 😂😂

[@adrianaladson643]

2.35 for the bus is crazy

[@donnarichen9313]

I can certainly understand why Shaun how to break down like that, all those people really didn't help in the demanding nature of what was going and the stress didn't help

[@godish_tv8623]

Bro was rolling around on the floor and didn't even scrub in for surgery lmao

[@chaseelwind1578]

all those people are the reason covid happened, the infected refusing to get help and boarding planes without telling anyone, horrible people

[@susannaCdonovan23]

You think so? I heard it was because they were bringing recovering COVID patients to nursing homes and it killed all the patients because they were already aged and compromised. SARS-CoV-2 only affected those who were immunocompromised. It didn't affect children and young adults. If they would have administered the proper medication people would have recovered quickly. They need to get the monoclonal infusion, and not the mRNA.

[@Xiaoo_gacha]

"Call me santAHHHH-"

[@lifeofyuri4020]

I remember this episode is where i left off which season is this and episode?

[@almendrasrendal8836]

Nice movie...
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[@dnnbsc]

Season 2 episode 10

[@snehlatasingh3156]

Nobody wore mask in real also when it was real corona virus affected

[@hmu958]

This is how the world was locked down with no legal authority.

[@tillposer]

@hmu958 The legal precedence and basis was touched on in the first scene. The lockdown for COVID was implemented by the various governments of the countries according to the various pandemic legislations of the countries, completely within the legalities of said countries. Just because you don't think you are bound by the law, that does not mean the law don't apply to you. That is just classic Karen behaviour.

[@juliosantana4086]

You are right, we should have been led loose-hugging and kissing each other like nobody’s business- Yeah, i bet that would have worked out better-🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@examdynamics]

You are present here for comment.... because of LOCKDOWN

[@strangerthings8143]

​@tillposer Pandemic policies were implemented by executive orders. At no point were they "laws", since they weren't implemented by legislative bodies.

[@tillposer]

@@strangerthings8143 Of course there were laws in place in almost all nations dealing with the issues of public health crises, especially pandemics. And those bodies of laws were the basis for the various measures enacted in each the nations all over the world, including lockdowns. Whether all of the measures were fit for purpose or adequate or possibly overreaching is another discussion worth having, they were quite legal nonetheless. And for the next pandemic it would be useful to have an improved set of laws, based on the experiences with this pandemic, in place from which to draw timely measures, don't you think?

[@EliseWillsmackyou]

In
Have been beinge watching these

[@Abby_Spy]

Same for 2 hours.