ꨄPonies4Lifeꨄ I haven't finished season 1 yet but I couldn't resist. Knowing that he still sees his brother warms my heart but also breaks it. The actor already grew up some! Wow.
Park is so good with Shaun. He always has his back and I love how he never holds grudges. Even when Shaun had a meltdown when his son was having an asthma attack, Park found out what was troubling him and fixed it
I can also sense a catalytic chemistry between Park and Shaun when I watched Doctor Mike review the series premiere when he found out that the kid who was struck by shards of glass when the sign shattered at the airport. He noticed that the amplitude of the QRS waves dipped every few heartbeats on the EKG monitor, and Shaun tried to have the doctors give the boy an echo only to be forcibly removed by hospital security.
Yes! The way he helped him was beautiful, kind of like Claire and the other dr from the first season how they both helped him out, not quite the same but still good.
Zack _ Isaak none of them knew how to do the procedure, not even Shaun but because he studied the operation he was able to guide them through it so in my opinion he was still the lead surgeon
@@jeancharlesdu21 You are missing the challenge of acting, with that argument, I need a mental disease man for act as joker or an old politician for act as Churchill, it is not necessary. You need and actor that could go so deep in the character that achieves a result like this. Pd: English is not my mother lenguage, still learning, go fuck yourselves you racists Americans.
surgeons are trained to remain calm under intense pressure. int everyday surgery, one of their coworkers having a panic attack is unusual but nothing the team can't handle
@@TheBigExclusiveit's a TV show, it's fiction. They aren't gonna give themselves a hard time abiding by the regulations of a hospital if it is a detriment to the story.
@@you.findbitches6054leaving someone open on the operating table and leaving mid op should be crossing some sort of line though? I don't think, even in your wildest dreams, you could have thought of a surgeon doing that.
When I watched this show a couple years ago there were no memes about this show and clearly they didn’t watch the show because he was clearly justified in stopping the surgery though the circumstances are dramatic but it’s a tv show it needs to be somewhat unrealistic and dramatic to have a story
-gets sent to pathology for not being able to handle emotions well (not even fired, which would normally happen) -cries and yells to dr. han for reasonably taking action against him (proving his point) -hospital board decides to side with murphy and straight up fires han -murphy runs out of the operating room on his first surgery back (also first surgery as lead) -main protagonist who we are meant to side with throughout the whole show
@@ninguart It doesn’t matter, a surgeon shouldn’t just leave while operating on a patient undergoing surgery, and the one person who knew that something like this was going to happen is treated as a villain and fired in the span of a few episodes.
@GuiltyUntillProvenSober I know that, my response was for some experience that I have with someone with autism. But I'm not one so maybe I shouldn't said that because I know it can be different. So for me I saw some truth in his interpretation but if you said so I will be more careful talking about it.
So you want unrealistic depictions of autistic people? There are plenty of scenes of Shaun being responsible or calm. This show is honestly quite accurate
Park is such a great character, when he first came in I didn't like him that much (still liked him more than Morgan then) and now he's one of the coolest characters after you learn about him and how he wasn't holding a grudge against Shaun for taking his surgery but thanked him as it led to his own surgery.
I feel the same way. He is a really good human being and treats everyone like he wants to be treated. I really hope they develop his character even more throughout the season. Especially how he becomes a better friend to Shaun and how he handles his family situation. I also hope that they will bring back his son eventually. ;)
I really enjoyed Park this episode. He kept cool, didn't hold a grudge against Shaun, and knew from the get-go that Shaun wasn't just aimlessly melting down. BIG props! And it's also great that he got his first lead surgery, albeit off-screen.
Well that could have been sprayed on him by makeup department. Acting is not real. He is just really good at portraying an autistic individual having a panic attack.
@@FlutePlayer777 Shaun is the character, not the actor. They were talking about when Shaun starts sweating then it's real, not Freddie sweating because he's that good of an actor.
Props to Freddie for this amazing acting. He’s so believable when he’s on screen. 😭❤️❤️ I almost lost it when he looked to his vision of his brother breathing with him. 😭
This was Shaun being overwhelmed by his version of empathy. He put the patient's needs above his own wants and that is what caused the meltdown, not because he couldn't do it but because he couldn't grasp the feeling of empathy that was in him.
Don’t be so disrespectful, autistic people do feel empathy like everyone does. They’re no heartless monsters like you apparently think. They just don’t know what to do with those feelings that’s something totally else. Go get your facts straight when you start making assumptions about people’s disabilities.
@Juno Corbanie What? He's talking about Shaun being overwhelmed with empathy. Shaun realized there is a better surgery to preform on the patient, so he refused to continue with the less optimal surgery and let a more experienced surgeon handle it.
Juno bruh their comment wasnt a generalization of autistic people, it was analysis on Shaun's character. He historically has had trouble with this sort of thing and at this moment is battling with himself because has developed to the point where he wants what's best for the patient, even if it means losing the surgery.
I really liked this episode...he doesnt endanger the patient thinking oh im the best doctor i can do it bet. Nope. Hre admits it and says he cant and needs help
@@crisspycritic yeah not all doctor's do, and even some specialist take on tasks they personally arnt fully capable of. I was told me bleeding out of my stomach for 5 weeks was normal side effects of hormones when whoop-dee-do it wasn't and I had endometriosis (which is easily treatable by yeeting out chunks of tissue on your uterus/organs).
Idk but i find hilarious the gap between the comments from 3 years ago praising the acting and the comments now after the boom of "i am a surgeon" memes clowning on it.
It's a bad show with bad acting. Nobody was paying attention because it was bad. The meme brought attention to it. That's all. Fans of lifetime movies will comment positively on their content, but if one of the scenes went viral, a million people would come to comment that weren't watching it before. Lifetime was always bad. So was this.
Can we just state out how much Lea is supporting Shaun. She was so happy for him in the beginning of the episode, plus she even gives him advice about him and Carly's relationship. I wish I had someone like that.
Perfectly said! I cannot say enough good things about Lea! The next-best thing to more screen time is having her moments count. And when Carly ended up saying that Lea's advice was indeed great, that definitely made Lea's earlier (short) moment count!!!
It was great to see Steve again. I think it means that he's always been watching over Shaun even though he's dead. Steve was the only other person that made Shaun feel loved. I wish they could have given Steve more lines though, like him saying "I'm always with you Shaun, you may not see me but I'm always here, I'm always watching you"
I think in a episode it might play out that is brother is actually alive still but the doctors at the hospital lied and he didn’t die as his parents told them to lie and Steve been told Shaun dead but there do a live tv thing about the hospital and he sees Shaun on tv and goes to see him.
prof. Trevenant not really because if he was to made to believe his brother died the he still be wanting to be a doctor and his brother always said to him he can be what ever he wants to be and Shawn always said he wants to help people to get better.
@ GuiltyUntillProvenSober ap·pro·pri·ate | \ ə-ˈprō-prē-ˌāt \ *Definition of appropriate* 1 : to take exclusive possession of 2 : to set apart for or assign to a particular purpose or use 3 : to take or make use of without authority or right Now to my point. He is actor. Playing a role. Playing it very well, I might add. So how, or why, would he be “taking exclusive possession of” or “taking or making use of without authority or right”? Being in a minority group and having a neurological condition, I feel confident saying that *anyone* should be able to play *any* role, as long as their performance is respectful and believable, as opposed to mocking.
People are supposed to think together and share each other's opinions. I like how you tube gives us the opportunity to realise that just because 90% of people think so, there really isnt a higher possibility of it being correct.
This is so freaky to watch as an autistic person, honestly. I've been in that situation- too many major things going on at once, so brain decides to shut off the ability to talk- before, but I've never seen it portrayed on screen. I've never had any idea of what I might look like when I'm like that.
crowds make me so angry and overwhelmed because of the noise and bumping into a lot of people, also me trying to avoid eye contact with other people constantly
2:15 Freddie Highmore's acting really moves me here. You can really feel the emotion of him wanting to cry, not because he will lose the surgery but because if he does it, he might fail because it is too complex for him and the patient will die. Then, when he agrees he will lose his case, he calms down a little bit because he agrees he won't be able to do it himself. Finally, when Dr. Lim asks him if he can guide them through it, he says yes, in a tone that implies he would be more than happy to do it.
The moment that strikes me the most in this scene is when Park says 'breathe.' I feel like it captures a connection between Shaun and Park that you didn't realize was there. The moment Park says it, Shaun sees his brother who literally helps him calm down.
He literaly left a patient open in an OR and just left, and we are suposed to be rootig fro him? Dr Han was right, he shouldn't be working on that hospital
I loved the part where Dr. Shaun Murphy said "it's autism time!" and screamed "I am a surgeon! I am a surgeon, Dr. Han!'" to every person in the hospital. The show writers did a very good job subtly suggesting that the main character might be both autistic and a surgeon.
I'm laughing at the comments section. People from 3 years ago: I love the actor who played Shaun, it really touched my heart and made my cry. I see why his team trusts him. People now: Shaun should not be a doctor!
@@PRubin-rh4sr as someone who watch this show since the start, shaun is so much unlikeable just in season 2, season 2 was awful as heck, they could've made shaun like whay morgan do after she left surgeon and join internist, shaun can run back and forth to diagnose surgeons' patients and help to assist surgeons if needed, proving dr. Han that he IS a surgeon. Instead they made him having unnecessary meltdown 🙄.
I definitely had a proud momma moment with Shaun here. He managed to calm himself down without much help and even managed to clearly explain himself and get his point across. This character development is so good.
>Shaun: "WHY CAN'T I BE A SURGEON DOCTOR HAN?! I AM A SURGEON!!!!" >Also Shaun, has a meltdown mid surgery in the operating room and flees the room with patient still inside. >Takes 5 minutes to calm down and actually explain what's wrong, promoting panic amongst staff. Dr. Han was right.
@@SoManyColours Not in this kind of situation, they aren't. A surgeon in the middle of a surgery doesn't have the luxury of "learning to deal with the struggles they have" while there's an open body on the table. And they would sure as hell be thrown out of that hospital and most likely have their medical license permanently revoked if they not only left the surgery center mid-procedure, but also tore off their surgical mask and started yelling over a patient with an open surgical wound. All of the gear they wear and the extremely thorough scrubdowns that they do in preparation for a surgery? That isn't just for shits and giggles or because they like the aesthetic. Contaminating the surgery center - which is exactly what he did, and egregiously so at that - could quite literally lead to a life-threatening infection, and is a prime example of medical malpractice in action.
He walked in, took a scalpel, hammered it into the patien's open toxar and yelled "I am a surgeon" over and over, at 3 cm from the patient's dead face. Loved that scene.
This is just so horrible. While some people on the spectrum do really have out breaks like this. He is a professional and very high functioning. For someone to randomly have something like this happen would go counter to his level of impairment since it is far greater and it would disqualify him from this job.
It is a good representation of autism within the part of the spectrum the character is in, within a fictional TV show that would be extremely unlikely to take place in reality.
It's actually rather inaccurate. I am on the spectrum high functioning and trust me when I say this I get outbursts...but not like these... these are over the top and extremely inaccurate compared to an actual autistic person. This is more on the lines of bordering non vocal a kind of middle ish to lowish functioning autistic person barely on the cusp to to live relatively normally but with more of that "autistic" attitude. This is over the top especially for his spectrum in the show
I mean, let's just be honest here: Trained surgeon runs from the theater screaming "NO NO CAN'T DO IT" at the top of his lungs with no explanation, he's unemployed and possibly facing criminal charges before his hand touches the exit door
@@bigbruh299 I didn't say I "expected the show to be 100% true." Like, if they discovered, then treated, a fictional disease on this show, I'd have no problem with that. My problem is, they establish PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION to work very close to real life, then do this. They need to either establish that this is standard, or punish him for this, and they don't do either to any adequate degree.
I get annoyed by comments that say "OH MY GOD THAT'S THE BEST REPRESENTATION OF AUSTISM" but as someone with Asperger's, this is a stereotype. The only representation of autistic characters that I like is tina from bobs bugers
I can’t tell you how insane his acting skills are. He deserves an Oscar for his terrific acting skills. God! I’m in tears.
TV actors win Emmys, not Oscars.
I agree I sometimes get so tense of how authentic it feels
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@@toddsmitts
Nerd😑
I just love the underdog story that doesn't looks fabricated. Such a good man for the role
I almost lost it when he saw the vision of his brother breathing with him.. poor dude must be going through so much right now...
ꨄPonies4Lifeꨄ I haven't finished season 1 yet but I couldn't resist. Knowing that he still sees his brother warms my heart but also breaks it. The actor already grew up some! Wow.
His character* must be going through so much
Asma Khairul Azman fr lmao just a show
B3astpwn VIDS obviously
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Park is so good with Shaun. He always has his back and I love how he never holds grudges. Even when Shaun had a meltdown when his son was having an asthma attack, Park found out what was troubling him and fixed it
I can also sense a catalytic chemistry between Park and Shaun when I watched Doctor Mike review the series premiere when he found out that the kid who was struck by shards of glass when the sign shattered at the airport. He noticed that the amplitude of the QRS waves dipped every few heartbeats on the EKG monitor, and Shaun tried to have the doctors give the boy an echo only to be forcibly removed by hospital security.
Park is like his big brother
That's so true!
Yes! The way he helped him was beautiful, kind of like Claire and the other dr from the first season how they both helped him out, not quite the same but still good.
He's a father, he knows :)
The fact that they trust Shaun so much just brings a smile to my face
This comment just makes me cry more
Zack _ Isaak none of them knew how to do the procedure, not even Shaun but because he studied the operation he was able to guide them through it so in my opinion he was still the lead surgeon
Can you tell me where can I watch these series please
Tsering Y Naksang lumu I'm not entirely sure, but you could try :)
@@zack_isaak5894 I did in the morning but it isn't working..I wish I could watch that 😔
This is insane. You can't just change the surgery mid procedure without consent of a patient or guardian.
Shows will be shows I guess..
Welcome to Hollywood
House momwnt
meh its whatev
If doctors found a dangerous tumor while operating on your appendix, I am pretty sure that they wouldn't need your consent to remove it.
This scene is so intense. Freddie's acting was superb, indeed you gave justice to your character. It's captivating
@@jeancharlesdu21 Lies. He is a great choice and portrays it very well.
@@deepg65 Maybe. But how can you be so sure ? Please do not tell me cliches about autism please !
@@jeancharlesdu21 You are missing the challenge of acting, with that argument, I need a mental disease man for act as joker or an old politician for act as Churchill, it is not necessary. You need and actor that could go so deep in the character that achieves a result like this.
Pd: English is not my mother lenguage, still learning, go fuck yourselves you racists Americans.
@Lu Cifer People have different perspective and opinions in life, We respect yours.
@Lu Cifer And you think you are the educated man??
This is how a work place handles someone panicking or anxiety!!
By slowly giving advice encouraging, not rushing, insulting or giving feeling of disapointment
I wish lol my workplace insults you and tells you to go away.
@@farrahfarmer9287 I don't think lol you have a workplace
@@tranngoc-phi9961 my dad and gramma did the opposite 99% of the time
Lmao i wish i grew up that time
surgeons are trained to remain calm under intense pressure. int everyday surgery, one of their coworkers having a panic attack is unusual but nothing the team can't handle
Gotta love how the comments years ago were praising this show and now everyone's making fun of it
More people are realizing how much this show is awful and bizarre. This is not how doctors would act.
@@TheBigExclusiveagree
@@TheBigExclusiveit's a TV show, it's fiction. They aren't gonna give themselves a hard time abiding by the regulations of a hospital if it is a detriment to the story.
It's wild that people were praising it, I didn't even know it existed and I wished I didn't.
Oh well, at least we got the HanChad stare now
@@you.findbitches6054leaving someone open on the operating table and leaving mid op should be crossing some sort of line though?
I don't think, even in your wildest dreams, you could have thought of a surgeon doing that.
It's pretty fascinating how completely different the reaction to this scene is from years ago to the current day.
The surgeoncel won unfortunately
When I watched this show a couple years ago there were no memes about this show and clearly they didn’t watch the show because he was clearly justified in stopping the surgery though the circumstances are dramatic but it’s a tv show it needs to be somewhat unrealistic and dramatic to have a story
@@treyebillups8602 it's over
@@pineapplegamer6986 will it still be completely justified if the patient decides to sue
It's all over Twitter ppl shitting on him about the breakdown scene right before this.
-gets sent to pathology for not being able to handle emotions well (not even fired, which would normally happen)
-cries and yells to dr. han for reasonably taking action against him (proving his point)
-hospital board decides to side with murphy and straight up fires han
-murphy runs out of the operating room on his first surgery back (also first surgery as lead)
-main protagonist who we are meant to side with throughout the whole show
i mean.. he did have a good reason of running out of the or
@@ninguart It doesn’t matter, a surgeon shouldn’t just leave while operating on a patient undergoing surgery, and the one person who knew that something like this was going to happen is treated as a villain and fired in the span of a few episodes.
-takes his mask off and yells directly into the open neck of the patient
@@XRelays fair enough
no fr as someone with autism its incredibly unprofessional and he should be fired
He deserves an Emmy.
I agree! I love his proformance in this role.
He really does!
@Lu Cifer did you forget that shawn has autism? that for them is more complicated to look at someone eyes or act in an certain way?
@GuiltyUntillProvenSober I know that, my response was for some experience that I have with someone with autism. But I'm not one so maybe I shouldn't said that because I know it can be different. So for me I saw some truth in his interpretation but if you said so I will be more careful talking about it.
Chili Badison Bruh Just stop
Autistic people: exist
Hollywood: *time for a screaming scene*
This is greatly choreographed though.
Autistic people: exist
Autistic people: time for a screaming scene
Not Hollywood’s fault for trying to be realistic lmao. Would you rather they misrepresented them?
So you want unrealistic depictions of autistic people? There are plenty of scenes of Shaun being responsible or calm.
This show is honestly quite accurate
No wonder this show has fans. Judging by these comments alone, the writers of the show AND it's fanbase equally hate autistic people.
Park is such a great character, when he first came in I didn't like him that much (still liked him more than Morgan then) and now he's one of the coolest characters after you learn about him and how he wasn't holding a grudge against Shaun for taking his surgery but thanked him as it led to his own surgery.
I feel the same way. He is a really good human being and treats everyone like he wants to be treated. I really hope they develop his character even more throughout the season. Especially how he becomes a better friend to Shaun and how he handles his family situation. I also hope that they will bring back his son eventually. ;)
I really enjoyed Park this episode. He kept cool, didn't hold a grudge against Shaun, and knew from the get-go that Shaun wasn't just aimlessly melting down. BIG props! And it's also great that he got his first lead surgery, albeit off-screen.
Yeah he is good character and so is morgan I really looked at her differently after the episode where the outbreak happened
CO
Hes boring when he first came in, but every damn episode his character keep on improving
When Shaun starts sweating profusely you know it is real. Look at his hair.
Well that could have been sprayed on him by makeup department. Acting is not real. He is just really good at portraying an autistic individual having a panic attack.
@@FlutePlayer777 Shaun is the character, not the actor. They were talking about when Shaun starts sweating then it's real, not Freddie sweating because he's that good of an actor.
@@NightcoreRavers Yeah I know the difference. Thank you.
@@FlutePlayer777 If you knew the difference at first you wouldn't really post the first comment
@@defalized6789 you know what they mean, don’t need to be like that
as an autistic person myself this was really sad but im on the higher end of the spectrum.
Yes I have autism to and I could just feel the frustration it made me kind of sad and overwhelmed 😞😞❤
@@michaelbacon8698 OK.
I have a cerebral palsy and a little bit of autism
Michael Bacon ~what’s your problem?
a really good mate of mine is autistic and I tell you he's a top notch mechanic
Props to Freddie for this amazing acting. He’s so believable when he’s on screen. 😭❤️❤️ I almost lost it when he looked to his vision of his brother breathing with him. 😭
Yeah😍😭
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Antonia Kirner
Mom can
Me too 😭
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He playing the heck out of this role.
Dr Han would have handled this
The sheer presence of Dr Han's sigma energy would cure the patient
😂 this made me laugh out loud
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 Dr. Han would have performed the surgery telepathically
Sir, you have wonderful hair
I AM A SURGEON!!!
This was Shaun being overwhelmed by his version of empathy. He put the patient's needs above his own wants and that is what caused the meltdown, not because he couldn't do it but because he couldn't grasp the feeling of empathy that was in him.
Don’t be so disrespectful, autistic people do feel empathy like everyone does. They’re no heartless monsters like you apparently think. They just don’t know what to do with those feelings that’s something totally else. Go get your facts straight when you start making assumptions about people’s disabilities.
@Juno Corbanie What? He's talking about Shaun being overwhelmed with empathy. Shaun realized there is a better surgery to preform on the patient, so he refused to continue with the less optimal surgery and let a more experienced surgeon handle it.
Hy can you help me out like where can I watch these series??
Juno bruh their comment wasnt a generalization of autistic people, it was analysis on Shaun's character. He historically has had trouble with this sort of thing and at this moment is battling with himself because has developed to the point where he wants what's best for the patient, even if it means losing the surgery.
@@tonynasaofficial can I watch that from India?
I think Blud could possibly be a surgeon
Nnnooooo, nnnoooo, noooo.
I really liked this episode...he doesnt endanger the patient thinking oh im the best doctor i can do it bet. Nope. Hre admits it and says he cant and needs help
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he s a resident so that s extremely understandable
Ummm thats fucken why doctors refer you to other specialists. You fucken moron
@@crisspycritic yeah not all doctor's do, and even some specialist take on tasks they personally arnt fully capable of. I was told me bleeding out of my stomach for 5 weeks was normal side effects of hormones when whoop-dee-do it wasn't and I had endometriosis (which is easily treatable by yeeting out chunks of tissue on your uterus/organs).
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Freddie plays every role to its perfection. The way the tears roll into his eyes. So natural ❤
Totally nailed it 😍
;;; ;;;!
I AM A SURGEON
@@TemporaryTown1744 I AM, I AM A STURGEON! I AM A STURGEON, DR HAN!
'But... It is very complex' God his acting is so good!
My favorite part was when he said, "It's Surgeon Time." and started surgeoning all over the place.
based and hanpilled
Ayo!?
Lol
Idk but i find hilarious the gap between the comments from 3 years ago praising the acting and the comments now after the boom of "i am a surgeon" memes clowning on it.
I am a sturgeon
It's a bad show with bad acting. Nobody was paying attention because it was bad. The meme brought attention to it. That's all. Fans of lifetime movies will comment positively on their content, but if one of the scenes went viral, a million people would come to comment that weren't watching it before. Lifetime was always bad. So was this.
And how dr Han could've handled it
Can we just state out how much Lea is supporting Shaun. She was so happy for him in the beginning of the episode, plus she even gives him advice about him and Carly's relationship. I wish I had someone like that.
Perfectly said! I cannot say enough good things about Lea! The next-best thing to more screen time is having her moments count. And when Carly ended up saying that Lea's advice was indeed great, that definitely made Lea's earlier (short) moment count!!!
It was great to see Steve again. I think it means that he's always been watching over Shaun even though he's dead. Steve was the only other person that made Shaun feel loved. I wish they could have given Steve more lines though, like him saying "I'm always with you Shaun, you may not see me but I'm always here, I'm always watching you"
IDK, they probably didn't because those lines are always what u expect a dead love one to say.
The actor of Steve is growing up so fast, they might cut him out in the future due to the character being dead and all, obviously aging significantly
I think in a episode it might play out that is brother is actually alive still but the doctors at the hospital lied and he didn’t die as his parents told them to lie and Steve been told Shaun dead but there do a live tv thing about the hospital and he sees Shaun on tv and goes to see him.
@@juliewinfield5986 hmm that would kinda mess Shawn whole reason to be a Surgeon besides the rabbit
prof. Trevenant not really because if he was to made to believe his brother died the he still be wanting to be a doctor and his brother always said to him he can be what ever he wants to be and Shawn always said he wants to help people to get better.
This is very impressive. Freddie shows us what real acting is, amazing.
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@ GuiltyUntillProvenSober
ap·pro·pri·ate | \ ə-ˈprō-prē-ˌāt \
*Definition of appropriate*
1 : to take exclusive possession of
2 : to set apart for or assign to a particular purpose or use
3 : to take or make use of without authority or right
Now to my point. He is actor. Playing a role. Playing it very well, I might add.
So how, or why, would he be “taking exclusive possession of” or “taking or making use of without authority or right”?
Being in a minority group and having a neurological condition, I feel confident saying that *anyone* should be able to play *any* role, as long as their performance is respectful and believable, as opposed to mocking.
I'm confused, why he's not the best actor.
@@axolone1 Perhaps because he's English.
@@sarcasticnotsad5155 huh?
I love the fact that they are always routing for him! They trust his abilities. 😭😭😭❤️
“Shaun deserves to be here” ❤️
Words cannot express just how much this show means to me. I am crying so hard right now.
بوبالفارابيظ
@@gentle.voicedz7506 lol ok
Can you tell me where can I watch these series please??
@@tseringyangjumnaksang1003 Hulu
When he said "it's Surgeon time" and Surged all over those Dr. Hans I felt that.
@maccas I love the part where maccas says “it’s whinin’ time” and whined all over the place.
@maccas I love the part where maccas says “it’s whinin’ time” and whined all over the place.
I love the part where maccas says “it’s whinin’ time” and whined all over the place.
@@maccas1206
@richardvelasco8146
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@maccas1206 I love the part where maccas says “it’s whinin’ time” and whined all over the place.
@maccas I love the part where maccas says “it’s whinin’ time” and whined all over the place.
Boy there's a MASSIVE difference between comments from 3 years ago to comments from 3 weeks ago
People are supposed to think together and share each other's opinions.
I like how you tube gives us the opportunity to realise that just because 90% of people think so, there really isnt a higher possibility of it being correct.
@@boguszmakowski2357 yes
Freddie Highmore’s acting skills are on another level, he really know how to captivate you! No one is more perfect for the role of Shaun then he is!💖
What ep is it and season?
aint no way I let this surgeon operate on me. Dr Han though.... now that guy is a professional
i honestly can’t believe that he actually doesn’t have ADC , and that he’s acting all of this. props to freddie highmore.
Sorry for asking but what does ADC mean?
@@mariemaier3501 it's actually ASD.
It is actually ASD
Well, I have it and as much as I love his performance, I gooootta admit it's a little overblown. Not a lot, but just a little.
@@northernheel2829 at least he makes it look reasonable enough and such
Hot take: he might be a surgeon
HE IS A SURGEOUN
I love then he screamed his strongest attack "Yuri kucho saiken" and surgeoned all over Dr Han. Such epic scene
PATIENCE IS KEY. KINDNESS IS KEY, I absolutely love this show
How much patience do you think the person on the operation table has?
me when im a surgeon
**proceeds to run off in the middle of the surgery**
the patient can wait, it's not like he's going anywhere
@@wayfaring_stranger1413 except for afterlife.
This is so freaky to watch as an autistic person, honestly. I've been in that situation- too many major things going on at once, so brain decides to shut off the ability to talk- before, but I've never seen it portrayed on screen. I've never had any idea of what I might look like when I'm like that.
I know. It is an eye opener for me too. But I always say what other people think of me is none of my business.
Meltdown and shutdown at the same time, i’ve felt it... btw, i’m on the high end of the spectrum... (Asperger Syndrome)
Same here. I remember having meltdowns and shutting down in school though I’m on the higher side of the spectrum. Aspergers
I have a friend who is high functioning but does have breakdown similar to these. They are very scary and can’t hard to get him out of
crowds make me so angry and overwhelmed because of the noise and bumping into a lot of people, also me trying to avoid eye contact with other people constantly
This man truly is a surgeon of all time
He's actually a very good surgeon
It’s surgin time
Blud might be a surgeon 💀
2:15 Freddie Highmore's acting really moves me here. You can really feel the emotion of him wanting to cry, not because he will lose the surgery but because if he does it, he might fail because it is too complex for him and the patient will die. Then, when he agrees he will lose his case, he calms down a little bit because he agrees he won't be able to do it himself. Finally, when Dr. Lim asks him if he can guide them through it, he says yes, in a tone that implies he would be more than happy to do it.
the shift in comments here from the actual fandom to the meme community is INSANE
Jesse, we need to do surgery
Ain’t way you could ever make me believe we’re supposed to cheer for this guy
Dr. Han was right.
An excellent demonstration of exactly why he'd never have gotten a job in the first place.
Bro is probably a surgeon 🥶
Kid: is bleeding to death
The guy who is a surgeon: I AM A SURGEON I AM- I AM A SURGEON
he MIGHT be a surgeon🔥🗣️🗣️
How do you know for sure, though?
He were
#HankandaForever
They Might Be Surgeons
@@carolyns4519bro said how can you be sure about being unsure
What kind of hospital would employ a guy who spergs out like this?? Dude doesn't belong in the medical field
The moment that strikes me the most in this scene is when Park says 'breathe.' I feel like it captures a connection between Shaun and Park that you didn't realize was there. The moment Park says it, Shaun sees his brother who literally helps him calm down.
This dude can seriously act, he deserves all the awards
🤡🤡🤡
@@wudewabbit6369But he was right though. The actor that played the doctor without a doubt deserves an award for his performance
Freddie high more is the best at acting!! He looks so different in the series and in real life!
I love that Dr. Park has so much faith in Shaun that he's willing to give him time to communicate instead of writing him off as having a meltdown
Yeah because this is a super realistic scenario and they wouldn’t just escort him out and continue
there's a body wide open tf you mean give someone time
I’m ugly crying right now. Freddie is Phenomenal
He literaly left a patient open in an OR and just left, and we are suposed to be rootig fro him? Dr Han was right, he shouldn't be working on that hospital
Lil bro isn't a sturgeon 😭
Me when the police try to take me out of the surgery ward in the hospital
I loved the part where Dr. Shaun Murphy said "it's autism time!" and screamed "I am a surgeon! I am a surgeon, Dr. Han!'" to every person in the hospital. The show writers did a very good job subtly suggesting that the main character might be both autistic and a surgeon.
Are you going to post this on every Good Doctor clip?
@@hotel_arcadia maybe
I died reading this.
Give him all the awards already. This boy deserved it More than anyone❤
Bro is bleeding out on a table while they discuss
Dr. Han: "I tried to warn you, but you didn't listen"
I'm laughing at the comments section.
People from 3 years ago: I love the actor who played Shaun, it really touched my heart and made my cry. I see why his team trusts him.
People now: Shaun should not be a doctor!
They watched Shaun since 1st episode so they cant see how unlikeable he is.
@@PRubin-rh4sr This. Emotionally invested
@@PRubin-rh4srI watched the show, he's likeable, keep yapping lil bro🥱
@@PRubin-rh4sr as someone who watch this show since the start, shaun is so much unlikeable just in season 2, season 2 was awful as heck, they could've made shaun like whay morgan do after she left surgeon and join internist, shaun can run back and forth to diagnose surgeons' patients and help to assist surgeons if needed, proving dr. Han that he IS a surgeon. Instead they made him having unnecessary meltdown 🙄.
Dr. Han could’ve prevented this.
1:53
Surgery:😐
Surgery, Japan: 😍
I definitely had a proud momma moment with Shaun here. He managed to calm himself down without much help and even managed to clearly explain himself and get his point across. This character development is so good.
Bro is a sturgeon 🐠🐋🐟
I'm genuinely amazed at how different the comments from three years ago are to the comments of today.
I still want his brother back! 😭
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@@robinvanhouten9850 £!
@@robinvanhouten9850 $
Robin Van Houten €
He was already dead...?
Live Dr. Han reaction:
Imagine you're on the operating table and your surgeon leaves while you're cut open because he heard another surgeon did something cool in Japan
and then he saves you from using a feeding tube
>Shaun: "WHY CAN'T I BE A SURGEON DOCTOR HAN?! I AM A SURGEON!!!!"
>Also Shaun, has a meltdown mid surgery in the operating room and flees the room with patient still inside.
>Takes 5 minutes to calm down and actually explain what's wrong, promoting panic amongst staff.
Dr. Han was right.
Maybe he was, but i still believe the world is a better place when Shaun is a surgeon.
A person is allowed to make mistakes and learn and to learn to deal with struggles they have.
@@SoManyColours
I agree with that, but I don't think performing surgery on a patient would be a good time to do that.
@@SoManyColours Not in this kind of situation, they aren't. A surgeon in the middle of a surgery doesn't have the luxury of "learning to deal with the struggles they have" while there's an open body on the table. And they would sure as hell be thrown out of that hospital and most likely have their medical license permanently revoked if they not only left the surgery center mid-procedure, but also tore off their surgical mask and started yelling over a patient with an open surgical wound. All of the gear they wear and the extremely thorough scrubdowns that they do in preparation for a surgery? That isn't just for shits and giggles or because they like the aesthetic. Contaminating the surgery center - which is exactly what he did, and egregiously so at that - could quite literally lead to a life-threatening infection, and is a prime example of medical malpractice in action.
He also called a patient a terrorist for getting chemical burns while looking brown
When he said it's very complex...gosh....I got chills man... what an acting man
ikr
Guys I think he's a *sturgeon*
I am a sturgeon!!!
I AM A SURGEON 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bro wanna be a surgeon so bad
Twitter really bought this show back
He walked in, took a scalpel, hammered it into the patien's open toxar and yelled "I am a surgeon" over and over, at 3 cm from the patient's dead face. Loved that scene.
Skills or not. There’s no way anyone like this would make it in the medical field! It would be like baby-sitting!
Why doesn't he have an Emmy? He needs to get one. He's amazing! 😀🤞😭
I love how he hadd that little smile at the end because he knows he will be able to help the patient ❤
When he just started singing about being a surgeon. Shivers in my spine. Dude deserves a grammy for his performance
The aftermath of this meltdown is Shaun getting sued and fired
Dr. Han was right…
Oh my gosh, I love how supportive everyone is towards him in this scene!
I AM A STURGEON
blud MIGHT be a surgeon
This is just so horrible. While some people on the spectrum do really have out breaks like this. He is a professional and very high functioning. For someone to randomly have something like this happen would go counter to his level of impairment since it is far greater and it would disqualify him from this job.
It's reasons like this that I can't be a nurse. Too much stress. Plus I can't handle a full-time job, and who would hire a part-time nurse?
The fact that people thought this was a good representation for autism
Its not?????
It is, is just thqt autism is a spectrum, some act like like.
It is a good representation of autism within the part of the spectrum the character is in, within a fictional TV show that would be extremely unlikely to take place in reality.
I know right they made him so childish, it's just so wrong
It's actually rather inaccurate. I am on the spectrum high functioning and trust me when I say this I get outbursts...but not like these... these are over the top and extremely inaccurate compared to an actual autistic person. This is more on the lines of bordering non vocal a kind of middle ish to lowish functioning autistic person barely on the cusp to to live relatively normally but with more of that "autistic" attitude. This is over the top especially for his spectrum in the show
I AM A SURGEON!!!!
The fact that it's the same person that played Charlie from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as a kid make it funnier
IT IS??
@@andieallison6792 yes I was surprised too finding this out
I mean, let's just be honest here: Trained surgeon runs from the theater screaming "NO NO CAN'T DO IT" at the top of his lungs with no explanation, he's unemployed and possibly facing criminal charges before his hand touches the exit door
@@bigbruh299 I didn't say I "expected the show to be 100% true." Like, if they discovered, then treated, a fictional disease on this show, I'd have no problem with that. My problem is, they establish PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION to work very close to real life, then do this. They need to either establish that this is standard, or punish him for this, and they don't do either to any adequate degree.
I was so glad that they brought Steve back! I was afraid we wouldn't see him again since the actor playing him is older now. ❤️
Lauren Brown if they are smart they will tape a few scenes with Steve now to use later because he ain’t getting any younger.
Very emotional.I a'm with tears in my eyes and sobbing holding my breath.I feel like I'M THERE!
2:10 oh my...the way his voice kept breaking I almost cried oh my god
As someone with autism, this scene affects me so much. Such an amazing actor!
Me too
Surgeon takes the L as always
I get annoyed by comments that say "OH MY GOD THAT'S THE BEST REPRESENTATION OF AUSTISM" but as someone with Asperger's, this is a stereotype.
The only representation of autistic characters that I like is tina from bobs bugers
i was gonna ask who but the whole cast is
Whole spectrum. Some people with Autism are different from others. Etc etc.
Oh this show is also affected with autism speaks
Hanbros we are so back
It's so over for IamTheSurgeonCels