Shaun Talks About How He's Changed - The Good Doctor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2021
- Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore) opens up to his patient, Dr. Silas Chambers (guest star Christian Clemenson) about how he's grown as a person and changed, and he thinks Dr. Chambers can do the same. Watch 'The Good Doctor' on ABC and Hulu, streaming and on demand.
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It was so sweet that Shaun mentioned Melendez
I was crying when Shaun was taking about Melendez. We all miss him too Shaun
I wish shaun talked about Melendez more
@@benjimancobalt4551
Exactly . And I wish they've given us a goodbye between these two . Shaun could've atleast tried to save his mentor but could've failed . ( As they were soo eager to kill him off ! ) I hate how they completely erased the existence of character with no proper farewell .
@@sandavijithminirathnayake7033 exactly, many times they cut the dialogues which can be more emotional to the scene, they cut characters in half without a farewell, this show would be must watch worldwide if they make this without silly mistakes
"people tolerate me"... damn, probably the hardest hitting quote I've heard from a TV series that I could relate to.... Wow! That hurt!
Shaun talking about how he has changed as a doctor makes me want to cry in a good way
It's so true and I would love to see his decision with Lea's pregnancy ❤️
People changed as they grew, Shaun is a man now, he’s all grown up 🥲
Shaun has come a long way, he even knows how to relate with patients now
The way that the patient's face softened when he saw the mug... ❤
Well observed
His ears. They went downward. Made me cry.
This feels so real when you're an autistic, especially a masking autistic, and you feel as if your worth as a person is based on how you can benefit everyone else. I grew up homeschooled, and bullied severely by my own family, it had gotten to the point where I had to mask my undiagnosed autism. I was aware it was pretend, but no one understood what I was pretending with, and I would say "I am pretending to be normal", frustrated and angry that no one understood how much work I had to put into to try and be like everyone else. I never really had friends, I had odd interests a lot of kids weren't into, and I had habits that were off putting to others. For so long I hated myself for being as different as I was, and I never had the idea I had Autism until looking deeper into it after my dad died. And finally, after years of frustration, self-hate, feeling like a big fake, I unmasked and slowly, I am figuring out who I am, what I am, how I can go about my life. And I do see a common idea of 'autistics are so smart, they could save lives' 'they could add something', should be a nice thing to think, until you recognize a standard they begin to build for us, they have these high expectations of being useful, geniuses, and that we always have something good to offer. We're people, not trophies, not tools, people!
I think I liked this episode of The Good Doctor more than any I've ever seen. This was the perfect patient to develop Shaun's character.
Was probably the best of this season so far
That was uncomfortable for him to look the patient in the eye but he did it🥲👏 Where is his Emmy??
1:10 l love how his reaction to the mug.
So i was basically a puddle of tears after this scene. Shaun's grown and evolved so much.
He’s so sweet and understanding yet invasive but not intentional. I hope they keep this show going.
Chambers, we’re all meant to live with a difficult past and childhood, but as we grow, we may not like the direction we’re going, but it’s the way we’re all trying to be human.
I broke up in tears as soon as he said “I tried to fit in”, and then it finished me when he said he had given up on relationships and friends. He (the patient) was obviously autistic.
I'm a late-diagnosed, very high-masking autistic man. I don't like The good doctor TV show, but this specific story was gorgeous.
I have wondered if a late uncle of mine was the same. He was different from his brothers socially and we all just thought he was more intellectually oriented; but looking back, I see certain things that could possibly have indicated high-functioning autism. His grandson was recently officially diagnosed and their personalities/behaviors are very similar.
I don't like the Good Doctor. My cousin is autistic; and since I was a child I was his 'caretaker', his friend, his protector... It made me suffer hugelly. I felt like I could never fit in, and that I was giving up all relationships to protect him. I have felt alone all my life...then I was diagnosed with ADHD. No one ever realized. No one ever got me. I miself was too focused on helping everyone else ad wondering why the hell nobody ever tried to do the same with me that I never realized that I also needed help; and that I had never actually had asked for it.
This scen trully broked me. The lonlines it can brings to be neurodivergent is terrifiying. Seen him in the operation holding the cup... I also hold to tokens. Proofs that someone ever has cared about me.
I needed this mention sm, I'm surprised, glad & heartbroken all at the same time. How Shaun came up with Melendez when Claire talked about the change was sth so personal to me & I don't think I will ever get over this line of Shaun's(especially when he said *I miss him*😭😭😭).
Is anyone else cutting any onions right now.... because....😭😭😭😭
Oh, that warmed my heart.
"I care" ... ♥️
I always feel this way. I'm so different from everyone else.
Same, but I'm still trying.
Same here
Different, but NOT LESS !!
When I saw Jerry "Hands" Espenson, Esq. vs Dr. Shaun Murphy, I immediately clicked! 🥰 Someone was bound to show their Asp off!
I was anticipating Aspergers to be mentioned. I loved him as Jerry. I crack up at the wooden cigarette scenes.
In a way I know how he feels I have autism and adhd but I have people who love me they help me
Shaun was soo sweet ! 😍
I completely understand this poor man. The only thing I'm good at is completely useless in the world. It doesn't put food on the table and it doesn't pay bills
Jerry Hands Espinsen
this man's a legend
love his work
Boston legal
He aged so much.
Seeing the patient turn from an asshole to a more caring individual gives us some hope for humanity.
We miss him too , Shaun .
This made me cry
So many things in the good doctor makes me cry
This is the funniest scene in the whole show.
I kinda feel that Shaun was looking at himself in this scene. The consequences of shutting yourself off from everyone else.
Now Chambers might be wondering who tf is this Dr. Melendez Shaun was talking about since he met the whole staff earlier and there wasn't anyone with that name . He is extremely detail oriented , after all . 😁
Doesn’t the fact that Shaun mentioning Melendez get to you all the time? 😢
Christian Clemenson
Plays
Dr. Silas Chambers
He Also
Played
Younger Cop
From
The Big Lebowski
And
Dr. Chuck
From
Apollo 13
Christian Clemson is such an underrated actor. He was great in Boston Legal as Hands Espenson.
Please release one episode a week
It’s a covid world. They can’t release one episode a week as they are struggling to fill. All the shows are like this.
@@sjlaing I understand but as the number of cases are coming down and vaccination is going on, I hope for returning to normalcy in near future.
i cried when they had TN mentioned in that episode. i am a younger adult diagnosed with this. it is all due to a skull malformation
Wow so do I, I had developed it in March 2020 and was immediately diagnosed.
@@tiffanybarnes8286 did they wanna give u surgery? said it wasnt a good idea for me
@@krystalharwood7842 My neurologist never suggested it, so I wrote on my phone to my mom(Since it hurt to speak myself) to tell him that I am over the meds and that I would want a surgical option. He reached out to an oncologist in another town, and they performed gamma knife on me October 19th. The pain was on my right lower jaw, now its on both sides. I felt disappointed that maybe it just didnt work for me, so now I do want to try another approach. Have been pain free for about 9 days now.
I am bilateral TN from 8 concussions from soccer. Head trauma and bad dental work can cause as well.
@@krystalharwood7842 I had mvd on each side for mine since I’m bilateral
Which chapter is this?
It’s Christian Clemenson from Boston Legal
And CSI-Miami. He is an amazing performer!
I knew I know him. Great actor, but it's years ago I watched this series. Was not sure where from I know him.
Episose pls?
I wonder when shaun learned about his death
❤
Shaun talking about his friend: Neil Melendez!!!!😢😢😍👍He miss him!!! So, Claire needs and miss him, Shaun miss him, we all what enjoy melendaire and that like Melendez want bring him back alive....what are they waiting for bring back Neil Melendez???!!! Please David Shore!!! Do it!!!
N.L.C., yessss bring him back! But how, they killed his character?! And why, will never understand? He was a fan favorite!
@@mariasalinas3248 Well...my best idea for bring him back alive...is explain that he was in a long coma and that he wakes up!!! I wish that so much!!!
@@n.l.c.5668 bruh in episode 2 of season 4 claire and lim are at his grave hes dead
@@benjimancobalt4551Sorry, I don't see that...but well...I don't care TGD anymore. Well...I loved....my (and from others too) version of TGD with Neil alive and married with Claire and Parnick and Shea, the beautiful friendship between Audrey and Claire...and all that.
HANDS!
I Wonder, his "changed" could be consider realistic?
There was less between Shaun Murphy and Melendez
Wait. Did melendez died? Shit i havent been keeping up with the good doctor for a while
Yea he did. There was an earthquake and he suffered from internal damage and it was too late by the time they realized something was wrong.
Omg
Idk how I feel about his hair 😭
What did that mug say I couldn't tell
Oh, I'm the old guy. This sucks.😣
First
I just wanted to ask does the older man also have autism
Yes.
@@mr.trouble827 ohhh thank you so much 😊😊🙌💞💕