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Spoiler alert. Thinking outside the box. Although I'm certainly no screenwriter, after watching episode 9 it would be interesting to find that Dr. Murphy did indeed leave. Maybe only for a while, but speculating on the dramatic possibilities of such a development, it would be refreshing and entertaining to watch the character's interactions with people outside of the hospital environment and perhaps gain and grow somewhat from those experiences. Meanwhile, I guess it would be up to the actual screenwriters to make sure that the characters back at the hospital have an interesting enough storyline to stand alone for a while, and I suppose it would be an opportunity to further develop their characters.
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Catherine Fowler
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Autistic people were not put here to be used as a gimmik to sell a TV show. Also, Shaun was a far too understanding when a young Autistic patient was murdered by the parents in the hospital. This happens in real life all the time. The show is sickening. I Am Autistic and hate this series. It is produced by Autism speaks. That thinks the way to "cure" Autism is to abort babies who have it.
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Ken R
Medical shows are notoriously difficult to succeed. So now there has to be a spin to give the show an extra boost. Pure Genius was cancelled last season, and was a better show than The Good Doctor. But this show does have excellent talent and a good idea of an autistic/savant doctor and the difficulties that ensue. But to be a really good show, it has to be good beyond the gimmick, and that is yet to be determined.
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