She

So the series is still going good,, here they introduced a two cases competition which leveled up the tense/drama mix.

Last episode they introduced Chris D'Elia as "Kenny" the new neighbor , and i was really excited because as i said on the premiere the show needs a bit more of that witty comedy, and Chris D'Elia is an amazing Oh, a genius comedy actor who aces the quick spontaneous on point comedy ,, but here he barely had two scenes where he says "Okay amigo" and "like Justine and Selena ,they don't fit together",, i mean come on,, he needs to be more involved in Shaun's life , or like he get sick and go to the hospital or something,, he will make the show a bit more loose and give it more likability.

Also this episode they introduced another character Dr. Reznick ,, that's nice i liked the sense of "if it's fine to say it" cat fight with Dr. Browne ,, i liked where it could go,, Oh well here's an idea ,, why not make the character of "Kenny" have his episode in the hospital , and then maybe keeping him involved by dating Dr. Reznick !!! Oh that would be cool.

Anyway, you guys keep it up,, and again a bit of laughs are needed please.

Great writing again expertly covers very difficult subject matter in this latest network series episode titled "She". Doctor Shawn Murphy played by Freddie Highmore is so convincing as an Asperger's adult learning to understand his world view of life and living fully in it, I can hardly stand to wait for the next episode. Credit to the producers for actually casting a transgender actress to play a transgender character is groundbreaking casting for American network television. As everyone can see about a half a dozen user reviews so far gave this episode only a score of 1 out of 10. To bad some of these other reviews are so blinded by their ignorance and prejudice for the condition of Gender Dysphoria especially in children, they couldn't get anything out of this wonderful episode. I hope this groundbreaking show continues to show the courage to present the relevant social issues affecting health care in our time. Job well done goes to "The Good Doctor"

This show started out great, with highly intriguing writing and a style that felt like an authentic House 2.0.

Since then we've been bombarded by progressivism laced nonsense dialogue that was completely meaningless to the plot or anything else, and then a sudden and totally unfitting dive into meaningless drama halfway through the season that just made you want to go back to the pilot and wish they didn't screw up something with so much potential.

This is now official, explicit, and overt politicization. People don't turn to entertainment for more political brainwashing and lecturing. This isn't welcome, and this is the final straw for this series.

It's sad to see an entire season of a modern TV show that fails to live up to the pilot. I'll happily remember The Good Doctor as the only TV show that I've ever seen that lasted for a mere single episode.

I will probably watch a few more episodes, partly because I am also autistic and partly because I want to see if the woke agenda push goes the way of the dodo.

That said, this episode really takes the series in the wrong direction and makes Shore look like a patsy.

This episode deals with a couple of difficult issues and deals with them very poorly.

Loved this show since its beginning. But the new character, Dr. Reznick, and the light doctors are played here has me probably dropping it from my weekly viewing list. Sick of bringing in the bimbo blonde "mean girl" on every show for a cat fight. Such an over used tired storyline of pitting the decent doctor against the crappy competitive one and patients being harmed in the fray. ZZZzzzz Been there done that...over and over. I literally couldn't even stand to watch while she was on screen. Not what this show has been about up to this point, and not the direction I care to watch it go in. Bye Good DR... It was a good run.