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gia is bored Hahah yeah. I was like “Oh being a doctor/surgeon is pretty cool, I might wanna do that” *sees knife going into little boy’s rib* “NO NEVER MIND AHHH!” Yet I don’t get spooked at all with animals....I am so confused.
"Someone call 911" Never say someone. Point directly to a few people and tell them to call/get help. During a situation like that people wont take action because they are to busy staring. Which is a normal thing to do but then everyone is also busy thinking someone else is making the call Pointing to someone directly will be more likely to get an actual result.
Once my friend passed out in a restaurant, and I looked at the guy in the booth across from me dead in the eye and said (while standing up, reaching across the table, and holding my friend up so she doesn't suffocate in her guacamole while I'm straining against a herniated disc) "Go get a waitress" AND THE GUY STRAIGHT UP STANDS UP GRABS HIS BACKPACK AND RUNS AWAY Like 2 seconds later a girl and her friend actually helped me but I was so confused. My friend threw up on me and she was fine.
@@202cardline I cant remember what they call this but I remember learning about it in my socially class. It's the same thing that makes people watch a horrible accident take place and no one does anything. They just don't want the responsibility.
Good catch. In addition to pointing and saying "you" I also describe what they're wearing so that there's no confusion. You in the blue shirt or lady in the red shoes.
@@EightJane It's called the bystander effect. It's caused either by pluralistic ignorance or diffusion of responsibility. In a nutshell, the former is people reacting calmly when witnessing a crime if other witnesses behave that way, and the latter is people feeling less responsible for helping the victim the more people there are around - they expect someone else to do it.
@@inigopetersen2486 Same, the ending was shocking and very unexpected. Though I love how they didn't have anything in writing on his tombstone because they realized how crazy he was. Really good show.
@@iziahgilbert3801 You know this homeboy is a good actor because he became Norman Bates, a perfect psycho and to transition into a savant/doctor. Amazing!!! Hopefully, we see more of him.
As a medical student you dont know how proud i am that Doctor Mike is able to keep this channel going how big it is and still keep being a doctor. People need to recognize how much of a super human he is . Keep it going. You are my role model.
If also means edition then unless you say he also does such and such the thing would be a new thing to do with the topic, the brokenness of the joke makes it look like there are two murderers or one that has a split personality. I guess the joke would make sence if Yoda made it.
As a person living with autism, I can confirm that the hyper visualization of knowledge that he uses when performing surgery on the kid is extremely accurate for some people on the spectrum. It's actually so accurate that it shocked me when my girlfriend told me that it wasn't a normal way of processing information given that it’s the only way I have ever been able to think, as I’m more or less 100% visual when it comes to thinking.
Yeah, most humans have extremely limit conceptual reasoning. When I took an intelligence test I was told 2 things. I think like an engineer (from how I constructed) and the my spatial reasoning was "of the chart". I doubt it still is anymore. Life is cruel.
I am also autistic. I also make programs for the TI-84. When i draft the programs on paper (because its a pain to get a full picture on the device itself) i SEE myself typing every letter, number, and command while just writing them on paper. The calculator has a very specific input method, not just writing words, you have to find the commands - i see every key press and menu
@@JLilliquistDon't know what you are going through, but people tend to put down what they don't understand and what they can't control. Somewhere within, you are still you. No matter what the environment looks like, in a day, try to live 50% of your true self.
Freddie Highmore’s acting is PHENOMENAL and I have never seen anything like this and it is the one if not the only reason why I am still watching this show
I’d love to say the same but I’d be lying, cause I’m not really retaining anything xD but oh well, I’m a graphic design student, so medical terms are nowhere near my area anyways 😂 I just love this man’s videos, really good content!
I think people know this but since Dr. Mike didn't point it out :) "Someone call 911" - I was told in First Aid class NOT to do this. Instead, point to a person, and say "You in the red shirt, call 911!" (or whatever else you can use to identify them). If you shout "SOMEONE call 911" people might wait and see if someone else is doing it, hope that someone else will do it, etc. I thought this was great advice so I want people to know! I
yeah i prob wouldn’t call 911 - nOT BECAUSE IM A JACKASS, but bc someone else may call 911 faster than me (and let’s be honest people will do it faster than me) and who else prob 80 people would be calling 911 so like a bunch of ambulances would show up ._. so the idenifying thing, good idea, thanks
@@cosmicofthestars3095 There would never be multiple ambulance even when a hundred people call for the same thing. If multiple people call for the same incident it would all just be redirected to one medical case.
Shaun known as the main character in The Good Doctor, is Charlie from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Just a quick comment. 😬 (edit: if you wanna know where freddie highmore also acted in, check out the comments!)
i remember in school, we were taught to *POINT* at someone to call for 911 like: *"HEY YOU, IN THE RED SHIRT OR YOU IN THE BROWN JACKET CALL 911 NOW."* because apparently, people are too busy looking at the accident and won't do anything unless ordered to. edit (1): people have been commenting that it's actually because they're thinking other people have done it (calling 911). i just forgot to add it here. this was also said by my professor. we need to point at people so that 1.) no one would call another ambulance and have a few more people calling and have like 10 ambulances in the area, and 2.) to prevent the people not doing anything (or at least don't want to get involved).
I love how respectful you are when talking about autism. For a long time I was denied a medical diagnosis for my autism because I’m a female. So I never really got to learn how to be “normal” and mimic social cues. I act a lot like how Sean (or Shawn. Idk how they spell it) acts. Thank you for being so respectful and bringing awareness to autism and bringing light to a very touchy subject.
@@dillongage oh, I disagree. Women with autism are underdiagnosed and present with different symptoms than men. So she is providing relevant information and context for her comment
The reason why I realllly love his videos because he is not just good for my eyes, but dang he explained medical terms so well that you started to understand things you do not even know about.
It is so good to see a medical show that ACTUALLY KNOWS THEIR MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE. SO relieving after Greys Anatomy's fruck ups with their medical inaccuracies
As an autistic person, I just want to add that yes early intervention is the best thing to do, but a lot of programs that teach "social skills" (based on NT standards) disregard the actual reasons and feelings behind our autistic behavior, so the so called "result" can be only on the appearance/surface and not actually help the autistic in question, so that's something to watch out for.
@@ayypapi9366 Normal is very subjective, but I'd have to agree with you. I'm allistic (least I think so, its not like everyone gets that sort of checkup), but my father brought me up to look everyone in the eyes and sometimes when I do it I feel like I'm being weird, cause I end up feeling like I'm just staring at them. I notice that so many people just don't look at you when you speak to them, it must it be so much harder for the autistic, at least in some cases.
As an autistic person suffering through autism burnout, masking symptoms is so harmful in the long term. We need acceptance and support! Not to have to hide who we are to avoid violence.
Any underlying reasons like anxiety depression, adhd, add, odd, ocd, bi-polar, hyperesthesia(hsp/sps), and ptsd are overlooked hence they become a bigger issue when they cause you to have a "nuclear meltdown".
I met Freddie Highmore (the Good Doctor) once when he was filming Bates Motel near my house, he is the literal most gentle, humble, innocent and kind soul on the planet. He had been filming a really intense scene across the street but he just stood right up and came to talk to me, my mom and my sister (we were like 8 at the time). Such a pleasant person
I'm Autistic and the guy who did my assessment always said that it's not for Autistic people to change its for other people to accept it. Forcing yourself to maintain eye contact and generally pretending to be "normal" often just leads to massive breakdowns further down the line as you are constantly working at not standing out.
My son is autistic. It has taken me years of failure to learn how to accept his idiosyncrasies as okay and not necessary for me to change. It’s a massive struggle for the neurotypical to adapt to the people who are autistic and make the different social connections that they use, translating them to what that means in neurotypical. It’s like constantly translating body language where one version means things other than what I’ve come to associate with them. Parenting is hard anyways, prone to error with lasting consequence. Parenting an autistic child, even high functioning, is a whole other level of difficult. All I can say is thank God for my wife who has refused to let me not learn better.
This, like of course there are some things we must learn to do. Like if something stops us from functioning then we need to work on it, but forcing yourself to be normal or forcing yourself to do things that make you uncomfortable that are not at all beneficial to do are just not needed. Like if how you are stops you from having a job then you need to work on that (assuming it’s possible to help) but clapping your hands when your excited doesn’t need to be, it’s others fault if they find that weird not you.
I think it’s really cool that your able to comment on everything and be able to tell us how accurate it is, and even teach us through out the episode what everything means ! I wish you did this for the whole season haha
My son is autistic..I can't speak on the doctor aspects..but the way he portrays someone who is autistic is so on point. I've seen commentary videos with him in it and its crazy how amazing his acting is..dude has an accent lol
I would like to tell the doctor above that if he watched it and didn't believe the schematics Shaun pulls up in his mind, I passed my tests in school by going to the pages in my mind to get the answers. I have photographic and audio-graphic memory. Autism IS a superpower in many ways. Too bad I didn't have a mentor like he does on the show.
@@hudsonsteele1674 I think the unbelievable part was more about the definition of the veins in the boy's arm. Though honestly I believe that's more for the viewer than it really is what Shawn is seeing. Some with autism definitely seem to have superpowers though and I can say that as well for those with savant syndrome. It's crazy and unbelievable the stuff that they can do at times.
Good to know! I really like the show, but I had no idea if was anything close to a realistic portrayal of someone with autism. My only personal experience with autism slectrum disorders is having a friend with Aspergers, but it's relatively mild from the outside; the only thing is you have to explicitly tell him if something bothers you. He's a nice guy.
The actor Freddie who plays Shaun spent a week or something like that. With an autistic person. He said that he wanted to portray it right that he didn’t want to offend anyone by just guessing at it. (These aren’t his exact words but you get it). Freddie is an amazing actor and I can’t wait to see more.
@@Cybertronous honestly I think it was 50/50 on accuracy it’s not as accurate or inaccurate as real life but it depends sorry for my grammar English isn’t my first language
This guy is the coolest guy ever 1. He keeps it real 2. He helps us through the coronavirus with facts and knowledge, with a bit of hope 3. he makes me feel like i have big brain Edit : id like to thank my mom and my dad for raising me, they are the root to my success of reaching 1k likes, and thank you
My son is on the autism spectrum, and we always had indoor dogs while he was growing up. You’re so right about their importance! His favorite dog was his “happy thought” when he got stressed and needed to calm down. He even carried a photo of her with him for times when she couldn’t be with him. He’s now 30, graduated with a degree in physics, has a partner, and is employed. 😊
Such happy comment. It’s so precious to read something like this when most of the comments & news are about negative things. Thanks for sharing. Bless your family.
My teen old son has autism and he can recite every train ever part and every year it was made. He knows what time it passes every crossing and every train station. It's unreal. As well as the factory it was made in.
"unusual" amounts of recall for specific items such as facts, numbers, dates, and other specific list type items happens frequently with autism. i, for one, memorize lists of numbers like phone numbers, credit cards, and all of the passcodes in my family with little effort but it also becomes a problem when it clogs up my memory or i feel like i need to recite the numbers as a calming mechanism. it's not a good idea to start reciting your social security number out loud just to feel better /j (i haven't actually done this specific one, i usually write numbers down and usually skip that one. credit cards are fair game tho)
As a mildly autistic 18M (almost), The fact that he can memorize relatively irrelevant information is something that's apparent. I haven't gotten to this degree myself but there are a lot of cases I've been told where memorizing has gone to this degree. The reason why it happens is because when we're young, we hardly know anything. So, there are a lot of seemingly irrelevant things we can find that we can suddenly be very interested in, to the point we're "off in our own world". To explain this, coming from my experience. At a young age, when you find something interesting, we can get so focused and dedicated to learning it that we're almost completely ignorant of the world around us. Which is why we can sometimes spot things others don't, I guess.
One of the pharmacists i used to work with was a little autistic. Name any medicine and he would know everything about it. He could answer any question a customer had. He was a genius!
I love your passion in this comment, but I need to tell you no one has "a little Autism". There is OCD, high functioning and low functioning Autism, Asperger's syndrome, ASD, and so forth. People have specific things that give them certain traits depending on what they've learned growing up. No Autistic person has "a little" or "a lot" of Autism.
@@satchinjoseph3509 For your information I'm pretty sure I know more about Autism than you. I HAVE Autism, so I'm pretty sure I know more than your little books. Yes Autism is in a spectrum, but that is where Asperger's syndrome, add, high functioning Autism, etc. Come in. People have one of the types of Autism on the spectrum, but NO THEY DO NOT have a little or a lot of Autism. Don't try to act like you know more about it when you've never actually experienced it.
Legit laughed out loud when he said “ The best thing you could do for this channel is subscribe and tell your friends to subscribe!” Almost like medical advice. Well if the Doc says so. Subscribed!
8:27 DO NOT DO THIS. Masking basically just teaches them to be ashamed of autistic traits. If they’re not harming themselves or anyone with this, then don’t bother.
I don't think that's what he was saying at all he worded it a bit strange but I think he meant that early intervention services can help children with autism cope and learn how to deal with social situations that may be difficult not to mask/be ashamed of their autism this video is also from six years ago and a LOT has changed
He works in medicine. He's smiling because he's thinking about how easy it would be to get a blood sample. I have terrible veins typically, I've seen it take up to 7 attempts to get blood from me. I get a blood test every week (long-term health issues) and one week i went in and for some reason my veins were popping and the nurse was so excited that she hugged me. We got bloods on the first attempt that week.
As someone with Autism, I can confirm that a lot of my social skills come from having a pet and/or mimicking social skills; I've also studied psychological books to better understand social cues better.
@Shawn Crabtree I also have Autism, it’s one of the reasons why I like this show so much. I got a lot of my social skills from speech therapists and mimicking others as well.
Growing up with Autism, things were definitely not easy especially during my school years and at home as a child. I got picked on a lot at school, my Mom has had issues with her temper and my communication with others was the biggest challenge. How I managed was mimicking others how they socialize, like their interests, joining a sports team, even going to dances and learn some of their moves. I was very nervous about getting myself out there, but I managed and I found ways to adapt and found people who truly cared and helped me through them.
i laugh when mike said "putting pressure on the wound is the second thing you must to do when got this situation" and then shaun said "you killing him"
Mike was right. Shaun was wrong. You can't collapse a person's trachea by putting that little pressure. It's one of the first things they teach you in forensic medicine when they teach asphyxia.
No you can totally collapse it if its already damaged and you can also cause them not to be able to breathe. Pressure in the wrong place can even cause blood to flow more
@@suszz4583 Mike didn't comment on the placement because he didn't see it but he did seem to agree once Shawn moved the guy's hands that it was in the wrong place and could cause an issue.
Doctor Mike I’m actually a high functioning Autistic and I’m pretty sure I’m a savant in history. This show meant a lot to me and I’m hoping to watch the show with my mom
you'll understand more if you learn a little about anatomy in general. he is explaining the concepts well, but you need to know what parts are where to grasp the idea properly.
Well if it engages you, then it'd be your choice to learn more about the topics he mentioned that engaged you, the point of having the convenience of Easily accessible information.
I don't know why Shaun always drops deep philosophical and existential questions in the middle of surgeries. Like every time people go in surgery with Shaun, they come out of it thoughtful or wiser xD
I don’t really leave comments anywhere. But this is something else. When you take something people enjoy and make it a learning experience, which only results in good because the initial attraction was pure enjoyment, only good things can happen. All this and I’m only 2:10 into the video. Good on you sir, can’t wait for your channel to explode. I’ve helped by liking and subscribed. New fan here.
@@foreigner5142 Well I mean, Box Cutter & Knife are different. Knives are smoother (unless you’re talking about ridged or mincer knifes), while boxes have teeth.
If you watch our Pet Goose videos that have my son in them you'll see that unless you are familiar with autism, you wont know he is HF autistic. His diagnosis is PDD-NOS suspected asperger's syndrome. He has a huge heart and is so loving and kind!
we talked about this in class (I studied to be a DSW) and we talked about the portrayal or developmental/intellectual disabilities in media and how although this can be a case (in a lesser scale) it can be problematic if these are the only portrayals
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A young doctor's notebook & other stories, where the main character is played by Daniel Radcliffe and the story takes place in Russia!
You deserve over 20000 views you seem really real Nick good luck at youtube😊
Doctor Mike try the Korean drama doctor strange episode 14
Doctor Mike what college did u go to??
Would you please check the original one. please!!!
shaun ~ *inserting knife*
everyone ~ *cringing and looking away*
mike ~ *smiles*
gia is bored Its Dr Mike
gia is bored Hahah yeah. I was like “Oh being a doctor/surgeon is pretty cool, I might wanna do that” *sees knife going into little boy’s rib* “NO NEVER MIND AHHH!” Yet I don’t get spooked at all with animals....I am so confused.
@@jayde4872 i know
gia is bored he’s defiantly used to it
What did you think so.. His a doctor he sees things like that 😹😹😹
"Someone call 911"
Never say someone. Point directly to a few people and tell them to call/get help. During a situation like that people wont take action because they are to busy staring. Which is a normal thing to do but then everyone is also busy thinking someone else is making the call
Pointing to someone directly will be more likely to get an actual result.
Good point
Once my friend passed out in a restaurant, and I looked at the guy in the booth across from me dead in the eye and said (while standing up, reaching across the table, and holding my friend up so she doesn't suffocate in her guacamole while I'm straining against a herniated disc) "Go get a waitress" AND THE GUY STRAIGHT UP STANDS UP GRABS HIS BACKPACK AND RUNS AWAY
Like 2 seconds later a girl and her friend actually helped me but I was so confused. My friend threw up on me and she was fine.
@@202cardline I cant remember what they call this but I remember learning about it in my socially class.
It's the same thing that makes people watch a horrible accident take place and no one does anything. They just don't want the responsibility.
Good catch. In addition to pointing and saying "you" I also describe what they're wearing so that there's no confusion. You in the blue shirt or lady in the red shoes.
@@EightJane It's called the bystander effect. It's caused either by pluralistic ignorance or diffusion of responsibility. In a nutshell, the former is people reacting calmly when witnessing a crime if other witnesses behave that way, and the latter is people feeling less responsible for helping the victim the more people there are around - they expect someone else to do it.
I feel like I got more brain cells watching this
Katie Do I’m regaining all of the ones I’ve lost
lol
i already know most of this stuff
Lol same
Katie Do helll yesss
00:03 "Could be a surgeon i don't know yet"
He is gonna tell you, don't worry
flashback to “I AM A SURGEON” meme
@@gina46891I use arch btw
I AM A SURGEON
@@Jesussaves199Dr Han: 🗿
@@ODDinaryPerson ikr
“Put ur mask, put ur mask on, Shaaawnnnnnn!”
Yeah yeah
Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon! Shon!
PUT UR FRIGGIN MASK ON!!
you know he says himself in the show his name is spelled as Shaun
you took the w in
I absolutely love this actor, his acting is unique, like no other.
Yes, truly
@@iziahgilbert3801 Yes, I couldn't miss an episode, I was addicted in a scary way.
@@inigopetersen2486 Same, the ending was shocking and very unexpected. Though I love how they didn't have anything in writing on his tombstone because they realized how crazy he was. Really good show.
@@iziahgilbert3801 You know this homeboy is a good actor because he became Norman Bates, a perfect psycho and to transition into a savant/doctor. Amazing!!! Hopefully, we see more of him.
@@inigopetersen2486 I completely agree, friend.
I love how he teaches us while reacting
Same
Yeah, so now he needs to teach his all the issues and problems that would arise if you acted like House or one of the scrubs characters.
Addicted to Anime, That's what I was about to comment!
Souf now I'm going to be one of those guys who tell you : "I see you everywhere"
Same
As a medical student you dont know how proud i am that Doctor Mike is able to keep this channel going how big it is and still keep being a doctor. People need to recognize how much of a super human he is . Keep it going. You are my role model.
Robber: *Stabs me*
Robber: *Tries to pull out knife*
Me: No no that’s mine now
ZoVern omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
Bravo you smart ass
Lmao 😂
XD just run away yelling "This knife is necessary for my survival"
Doctor reacting = doctor explaining
Still reading the comments. Mad respect Doctor.
Iq level = 1000000
You are best
Even after 2 years he still hearts comments
Oooooo
Murderer: *stabs me with knife*
Also Murderer: *tries to pull it out*
Me: hippity hoppity this is my property
HAHAHA
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This comment looks similiar to the previous one
If also means edition then unless you say he also does such and such the thing would be a new thing to do with the topic, the brokenness of the joke makes it look like there are two murderers or one that has a split personality. I guess the joke would make sence if Yoda made it.
Hahahaah
"could be a surgeon, i dont know yet" Well I've certainly got some great news.
My nephew has autism. He just graduated with a degree in Mathematics from a university in the UK.. I am super proud of him!🥰
Congratulations
Props to him for doing that congrats😁😁😁
Very good
Congratulations ❤️❤️❤️
My brother has it and he is 16
Someone: *stabs me*
*knife falls out*
me: let me put that back
That's actually good or nah? Any doctor around here?
@@deathstarcake5776 not a doctor but putting the knife back isn't a good idea you will make the wound so much worse
@@hyonyuo4154 so pretty much it's good for me hehe
If that happens I'd say just add pressure with a cloth or your shirt
You would probably end up cutting yourself even more, making the wound too big for the knife. You would end up bleeding out
why do i feel like the first episode of the good doctor is much more real then the first episode of greys anatomy.
More like the entire show
But then Greys was better then the rest
Molly Dee The Good Doctor’s the best
Greys anatomy got a lot better with medical accuracy throughout the seasons
@@mollyelizabeth2009 Debatable. I prefer The Good Doctor cuz there's less medical mistakes, and it's less s a d.
As a person living with autism, I can confirm that the hyper visualization of knowledge that he uses when performing surgery on the kid is extremely accurate for some people on the spectrum. It's actually so accurate that it shocked me when my girlfriend told me that it wasn't a normal way of processing information given that it’s the only way I have ever been able to think, as I’m more or less 100% visual when it comes to thinking.
Yeah, most humans have extremely limit conceptual reasoning. When I took an intelligence test I was told 2 things. I think like an engineer (from how I constructed) and the my spatial reasoning was "of the chart". I doubt it still is anymore. Life is cruel.
I am also autistic. I also make programs for the TI-84. When i draft the programs on paper (because its a pain to get a full picture on the device itself) i SEE myself typing every letter, number, and command while just writing them on paper. The calculator has a very specific input method, not just writing words, you have to find the commands - i see every key press and menu
@@JLilliquistDon't know what you are going through, but people tend to put down what they don't understand and what they can't control.
Somewhere within, you are still you.
No matter what the environment looks like, in a day, try to live 50% of your true self.
Wow amazing @@Palmtop_User
"PUT YOUR MASK ON" i love how concerned he is😂
bini ty its actually for the patient, surgeons wear masks because they dont want to infect the patient while talking. "saliva"
@@NemoPlaysFPS21 ik ik, I'm proud of him for being that dedicated to his job...its great man
bini ty true true gotta love the passion 😊
Head of Hospital: You saved that boys life.
Shaun: *Oh good. I’m hungry*
I sub to u
At the moment this comment has 911 likes.
Haha, tysm
Give me tendies I hungry
ME!!!
*Dramatic*
"You saved that boy's life"
Shaun: "Good, His name's Adam. I'm hungry."
His name is Shaun with a *u* ☝😃
Big Mood
why did you name me this way
That response is soooooo my son lol. This show does a decent job of showing some realistic behaviors of high functioning people with autism.
@@bogle3292 xDDDD God
0:06 He is indeed a surgeon
A man of culture, I see.
I AM A SURGEON
@@FunnyFogI AM A SURGEON DR. HAN
He has Family Medicine embroidered on his scrubs in another video, so not a surgeon but a very knowledgeable medical specialist
Freddie Highmore’s acting is PHENOMENAL and I have never seen anything like this and it is the one if not the only reason why I am still watching this show
💯💯
Yeah and also because he's from Charlie and the chocolate factory which I really love
Yeah i like this mc more than the korean one
Ikr!!
Then watch Bates Motel. He’s an even BETTER actor there.
I love that fact that I'm actually learning while being entertained
Fun, isn't it :D
I’d love to say the same but I’d be lying, cause I’m not really retaining anything xD but oh well, I’m a graphic design student, so medical terms are nowhere near my area anyways 😂 I just love this man’s videos, really good content!
I think people know this but since Dr. Mike didn't point it out :)
"Someone call 911" - I was told in First Aid class NOT to do this. Instead, point to a person, and say "You in the red shirt, call 911!" (or whatever else you can use to identify them). If you shout "SOMEONE call 911" people might wait and see if someone else is doing it, hope that someone else will do it, etc. I thought this was great advice so I want people to know! I
thx
yeah i prob wouldn’t call 911 - nOT BECAUSE IM A JACKASS, but bc someone else may call 911 faster than me (and let’s be honest people will do it faster than me) and who else prob 80 people would be calling 911 so like a bunch of ambulances would show up ._. so the idenifying thing, good idea, thanks
@@cosmicofthestars3095 There would never be multiple ambulance even when a hundred people call for the same thing. If multiple people call for the same incident it would all just be redirected to one medical case.
Banana Man
oOHH ok thx
@@cosmicofthestars3095 No problem :)
As someone with autism, even though some of the scenes are a little inaccurate, I love how the show depicts Dr. Shawn. He is so precious
Shaun like with a ‘U’
Shaun known as the main character in The Good Doctor, is Charlie from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Just a quick comment. 😬 (edit: if you wanna know where freddie highmore also acted in, check out the comments!)
I thpught I recognized him, don't mind me I'm a newbie haha
I saw a commercial on this show yesterday and I studied him a bit closer. I literally screamed out why he seemed so familiar to my bro.
He's also Norman in Bates Motel
Oh wow!
Who, Freddie Highmore?
"Good handwashing technique, could be a surgeon"
With Covid19, all of us are surgeons now 😂
Good one 🤣🤣
Nice one 😂😂😂
Hahahahah... Nice
500th like 😁
Stop your not funny
i remember in school, we were taught to *POINT* at someone to call for 911 like:
*"HEY YOU, IN THE RED SHIRT OR YOU IN THE BROWN JACKET CALL 911 NOW."*
because apparently, people are too busy looking at the accident and won't do anything unless ordered to.
edit (1): people have been commenting that it's actually because they're thinking other people have done it (calling 911). i just forgot to add it here. this was also said by my professor. we need to point at people so that 1.) no one would call another ambulance and have a few more people calling and have like 10 ambulances in the area, and 2.) to prevent the people not doing anything (or at least don't want to get involved).
excellent advice !!!!
I think they are just shocked and they dont know what to do
the bystander effect
Same lol
@@AllenQuatermain2de I always told my cpr classes about this
It is confirmed. "The Good Doctor" is actually a good doctor.
Hahahh literally 😂
Yup
not a doctor... shh
@@hellooooo880 smh is smh... smh
@@convergenceclown2386 why?
Mike: „Putting pressure on a wound like this is the first thing“
Shaun: „you’re killing him“
TIMING
Well he couldn't exactly see the place
LMFAO 😂💀
I think Shaun is jack griffo
Doctor Mike: He didn’t need all this fancy technology
Doctor Murphy: Uses alcohol, a tube from a vending machine and a spray bottle...
Hmm yes FANCY
Very fancy thecnology
It's a show. They take cinematic liberty.
He doesn't mean expensive , he means it is too much and not needed but its a good joke i laughed
it is fancy as far as puting things inside a body goes
“Could be a surgeon, I don’t know yet”
“I AM A SURGEON
I AM A SURGEON”
Freddie Highmore is an amazing actor, he's English, so even the American Accent is 'acted'.
I'm blown away!
His Spanish is also AMAZING. He was in an interview two years ago with a Spanish host (“Late Motif”) and his Spanish is even better than mine 😭
Oh, who's Freddie playing?
@@hat7475 the main character
@@Beatriz-lv8fb oooh OOOH thanks!
But omg so true. I agree on his acting. I like it!
@@hat7475 btw I think he was also the actor of Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory
I love how respectful you are when talking about autism. For a long time I was denied a medical diagnosis for my autism because I’m a female. So I never really got to learn how to be “normal” and mimic social cues. I act a lot like how Sean (or Shawn. Idk how they spell it) acts. Thank you for being so respectful and bringing awareness to autism and bringing light to a very touchy subject.
I also have autism but I was miss diagnosed 4 times before I went to a physician we said I talked like a robot, then they diagnosed me for autism
it’s shaun :)
@@mxkzemw7048 OMG SAME I have autism and ADHD I also said I spoken to sing a song tone…
What does being female have to do with anything else you just said? Seems like you just softballed that in there for absolutely no reason
@@dillongage oh, I disagree. Women with autism are underdiagnosed and present with different symptoms than men. So she is providing relevant information and context for her comment
The reason why I realllly love his videos because he is not just good for my eyes, but dang he explained medical terms so well that you started to understand things you do not even know about.
You want the D :))
And I immediately forgot everything he said by the end of the video 😂
“He isn’t just good for my eyes “ LOL same😂😂😂
Ye ke? Hahahahaha. Terpukau eh dgn kekacakan dia
ainur nasiha sooooo agreeeeeee.. hahaha
Worked in the field of Autism for 30yrs and Freddy portrays his character extremely well - love him x
Only the real ones remember him from Charlie and the Chocolate factory and that he’s actually British
Naw the real ones remember him from bates motel
Bates Motel Bro
Yessssss
@@kaiung7542 Charlie and the chocolate fac was before bates?
Bro My Shoe
Charlie and the chocolate factory sounds gay
My son is Autistic and 10 years old and can name more bones, muscles, arteries, and veins, than my Grandmother who has her Masters in Nursing.
I think your child is going to end up saving many lives
Good day greeting from the crown prince of Dubai
I think your kid going to save someone life at airport one day
Yes my dear can you tell me a little about our ok
Wow
*PUT YOUR MASK ON. PUT YOUR MASK ON, SHAWN*
swiggity swaggity I’m sorry I need to do this
It’s Shaun
Who even Am I
Neither of them SEAN SEN
Who even Am I
Neither of them SEAN
RUSS Kw My name is spelt Shaun and I also looked it up when I first watched it.
It’s Dr. Shaun Murphy
@@mnour3126 jacksepticeye
It is so good to see a medical show that ACTUALLY KNOWS THEIR MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE. SO relieving after Greys Anatomy's fruck ups with their medical inaccuracies
As an autistic person, I just want to add that yes early intervention is the best thing to do, but a lot of programs that teach "social skills" (based on NT standards) disregard the actual reasons and feelings behind our autistic behavior, so the so called "result" can be only on the appearance/surface and not actually help the autistic in question, so that's something to watch out for.
thank u for pointing this out, i’m tired of allistics wanting us to be “more” normal
@@ayypapi9366 Normal is very subjective, but I'd have to agree with you. I'm allistic (least I think so, its not like everyone gets that sort of checkup), but my father brought me up to look everyone in the eyes and sometimes when I do it I feel like I'm being weird, cause I end up feeling like I'm just staring at them. I notice that so many people just don't look at you when you speak to them, it must it be so much harder for the autistic, at least in some cases.
As an autistic person suffering through autism burnout, masking symptoms is so harmful in the long term. We need acceptance and support! Not to have to hide who we are to avoid violence.
thank you for saying this-society needs to be more accommodating to disabled people
Any underlying reasons like anxiety depression, adhd, add, odd, ocd, bi-polar, hyperesthesia(hsp/sps), and ptsd are overlooked hence they become a bigger issue when they cause you to have a "nuclear meltdown".
I met Freddie Highmore (the Good Doctor) once when he was filming Bates Motel near my house, he is the literal most gentle, humble, innocent and kind soul on the planet. He had been filming a really intense scene across the street but he just stood right up and came to talk to me, my mom and my sister (we were like 8 at the time). Such a pleasant person
Good day beautiful lady greeting from the crown prince of Dubai
@@princehamdan1442 Really?
Yes my dear
Can we know our self more better ok
My dear can you tell me about your self if you don't mind
hes been acting since he was a child , i remember him from Charlie and the chocolate factory
Wooooowwwww just realized that was him
Remember the spider wick chronicles? No? Just me? Lol
Tatianna *_WAT_*
YES I LOVED THAT ONE
Ohh yeahhhh...😨😱
As a doctor myself, I've gotta say I love your breakdown. Thumbs up!
Very knowledgeable guy. You aren’t bullshitting you actually know what you’re talking about, and still manage to be entertaining. Subscribed!
He's like a teacher interrupting the video mid way to tell us something. (NOT A BAD THING).
Very interesting indeed!
Tahh the word doctor originated from teacher
M Fizz at least in spanish a doctor has a kind of university degree, but is also used as a medical doctor
Tahh Like leafy, but more intelligent
It is bad when my teacher does it but idc if he does... He can interrupt any day 😂😂
If he was a teacher at my school I would love to just walk into he's class room everyday
I'm Autistic and the guy who did my assessment always said that it's not for Autistic people to change its for other people to accept it. Forcing yourself to maintain eye contact and generally pretending to be "normal" often just leads to massive breakdowns further down the line as you are constantly working at not standing out.
THIS i also have anxiety and ive haf panic attacks because of people forcing me to act "normal"
im also autistic and i feel like i have to mask myself to be accepted in this neurotypical world
My son is autistic. It has taken me years of failure to learn how to accept his idiosyncrasies as okay and not necessary for me to change. It’s a massive struggle for the neurotypical to adapt to the people who are autistic and make the different social connections that they use, translating them to what that means in neurotypical. It’s like constantly translating body language where one version means things other than what I’ve come to associate with them.
Parenting is hard anyways, prone to error with lasting consequence. Parenting an autistic child, even high functioning, is a whole other level of difficult.
All I can say is thank God for my wife who has refused to let me not learn better.
@@theyonlycomeoutwhenitsquiet thank you for being so kind! I genuinely wish my parents were like you.
This, like of course there are some things we must learn to do. Like if something stops us from functioning then we need to work on it, but forcing yourself to be normal or forcing yourself to do things that make you uncomfortable that are not at all beneficial to do are just not needed. Like if how you are stops you from having a job then you need to work on that (assuming it’s possible to help) but clapping your hands when your excited doesn’t need to be, it’s others fault if they find that weird not you.
0:05 oh you’ll know soon enough
Who else is actually interested when he starts explaining the medical terms?
Me
Me 🤣
Me 🙋🏼♀️
I Think we Can all learn from Dr.Mike. That’s Why we are watching and Listening!
Me
“Never pull out”
Got it Doc
Ma man
Solomon Rivers 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀I Choked on my drink reading this
Solomon Rivers ..........
holup
😂😂😂😂😂
I think it’s really cool that your able to comment on everything and be able to tell us how accurate it is, and even teach us through out the episode what everything means ! I wish you did this for the whole season haha
yasmin alkaabi I AGREE. Do the entire season please!!!
OMG SAME
Like 500 yeah
0:05 crazy foreshadowing of 2023 meme culture
My son is autistic..I can't speak on the doctor aspects..but the way he portrays someone who is autistic is so on point. I've seen commentary videos with him in it and its crazy how amazing his acting is..dude has an accent lol
I would like to tell the doctor above that if he watched it and didn't believe the schematics Shaun pulls up in his mind, I passed my tests in school by going to the pages in my mind to get the answers. I have photographic and audio-graphic memory. Autism IS a superpower in many ways. Too bad I didn't have a mentor like he does on the show.
@@hudsonsteele1674 I think the unbelievable part was more about the definition of the veins in the boy's arm. Though honestly I believe that's more for the viewer than it really is what Shawn is seeing.
Some with autism definitely seem to have superpowers though and I can say that as well for those with savant syndrome. It's crazy and unbelievable the stuff that they can do at times.
Good to know! I really like the show, but I had no idea if was anything close to a realistic portrayal of someone with autism. My only personal experience with autism slectrum disorders is having a friend with Aspergers, but it's relatively mild from the outside; the only thing is you have to explicitly tell him if something bothers you. He's a nice guy.
Of course he has an accent. He's BRITISH!!
The actor Freddie who plays Shaun spent a week or something like that. With an autistic person. He said that he wanted to portray it right that he didn’t want to offend anyone by just guessing at it. (These aren’t his exact words but you get it).
Freddie is an amazing actor and I can’t wait to see more.
As someone with autism, I’d like to thank dr Mike for talking about the struggles that I and so many others have.
That's literally the only reason why my parents and I started watching the show.
@@Cybertronous honestly I think it was 50/50 on accuracy it’s not as accurate or inaccurate as real life but it depends sorry for my grammar English isn’t my first language
@@Idkdoesthings154 wait, it isn't your first language?
@Kagami's Smiling your grammar is better than 99.9% of native English speakers.
@@assass7012 lol thanks bro
Dr Mike: that’s important to saving his life. Dr Shaun: you’re killing him.
he was right dude
He was right tho :)) just wrong place
Lol
"Could be a surgeon, i don't know yet" lmfao.
"Put your mask on, PUT YOUR MASK ON SEAN." Lol love how this is educational and entertaining and I'm happy I've slipped up on this channel
Michaella I like how you spelt seán
Attacker: stabs me and pulls out knife
Me: Could you put the knife back so I don't bleed out?
Yeah would do.
But where at? Maybe they will stab you again in a different place.
NetherKing it’s a joke
@@Lellumi I know.
😆😆😆
Shawn: Tapes a tube to an alcohol bottle
Dr. Mike: They didn't need all that fancy technology there
ахахах
I pooped
@@cristophercajamarca4617 WHAT....
edits.bycris it’s okay bro, I pooped too....
@@unrealhockey4050 ty
9:12 the happy moment when ya didn't know the Bunny's fate 😢
This guy is the coolest guy ever
1. He keeps it real
2. He helps us through the coronavirus with facts and knowledge, with a bit of hope
3. he makes me feel like i have big brain
Edit : id like to thank my mom and my dad for raising me, they are the root to my success of reaching 1k likes, and thank you
Same lol
He motivates me to go med school. I'm 16 though, so still got some time
Yesssss thisss😂😂💀💀
@ELISHA BAUTISTA It definitely is, luckily I have plenty of time to prepare. Thanks 👍
Wish it jjjuuiijuiiuu
I already feel like a doc after watching this
Ikkrr. Even though i know nothing about what he's saying
Friend: *gets stabed*
Friend: *pulls out the knife*
Me: No no. You'll bleed to death.
*stabs the knife back on the wound.*
Me: you should be fine now.
Well i feel like a murderer now.....im gonna take out the knife after stabbing
Quinn David me xd
You have the same name as me😂
My son is on the autism spectrum, and we always had indoor dogs while he was growing up. You’re so right about their importance! His favorite dog was his “happy thought” when he got stressed and needed to calm down. He even carried a photo of her with him for times when she couldn’t be with him. He’s now 30, graduated with a degree in physics, has a partner, and is employed. 😊
Is it too late if he's 14 to get a dog?
ReelVanLife Living never too late :)
ReelVanLife Living it’s never too late
As someone who had a cousin with savants and autism one thing I have to say is they are some of the smartest people
Such happy comment. It’s so precious to read something like this when most of the comments & news are about negative things. Thanks for sharing. Bless your family.
"maybe this guy is a savant too" while referring to the guard knowing every exit shaun is going to make me laugh out loud!
My teen old son has autism and he can recite every train ever part and every year it was made. He knows what time it passes every crossing and every train station. It's unreal. As well as the factory it was made in.
"unusual" amounts of recall for specific items such as facts, numbers, dates, and other specific list type items happens frequently with autism. i, for one, memorize lists of numbers like phone numbers, credit cards, and all of the passcodes in my family with little effort but it also becomes a problem when it clogs up my memory or i feel like i need to recite the numbers as a calming mechanism. it's not a good idea to start reciting your social security number out loud just to feel better /j (i haven't actually done this specific one, i usually write numbers down and usually skip that one. credit cards are fair game tho)
Dude are you sure your son isn’t Sheldon?
As a mildly autistic 18M (almost), The fact that he can memorize relatively irrelevant information is something that's apparent. I haven't gotten to this degree myself but there are a lot of cases I've been told where memorizing has gone to this degree.
The reason why it happens is because when we're young, we hardly know anything. So, there are a lot of seemingly irrelevant things we can find that we can suddenly be very interested in, to the point we're "off in our own world".
To explain this, coming from my experience. At a young age, when you find something interesting, we can get so focused and dedicated to learning it that we're almost completely ignorant of the world around us. Which is why we can sometimes spot things others don't, I guess.
Sounds like polar express
"Oh you like trains? Name every train."
shawn: *uses a plastic tube and a bottle of alcohol*
dr. mike: he didn’t need all that fancy technology
Taylor Brewer xD
I think he meant hospitals don't but your way is funnier
Lol 😂😂😂
Taylor Brewer Shaun*
Captain Storm Sean*
One of the pharmacists i used to work with was a little autistic. Name any medicine and he would know everything about it. He could answer any question a customer had. He was a genius!
I love your passion in this comment, but I need to tell you no one has "a little Autism".
There is OCD, high functioning and low functioning Autism, Asperger's syndrome, ASD, and so forth. People have specific things that give them certain traits depending on what they've learned growing up. No Autistic person has "a little" or "a lot" of Autism.
Rise Snowflake I was always taught that autism was on a spectrum. Is that wrong?
Rise Snowflake Lmao what? You’re wrong.
@@satchinjoseph3509 For your information I'm pretty sure I know more about Autism than you. I HAVE Autism, so I'm pretty sure I know more than your little books. Yes Autism is in a spectrum, but that is where Asperger's syndrome, add, high functioning Autism, etc. Come in. People have one of the types of Autism on the spectrum, but NO THEY DO NOT have a little or a lot of Autism. Don't try to act like you know more about it when you've never actually experienced it.
My nephew is autistic and can tell you any facts about whatever dinosaur you want hahaha
"could be a surgeon" BROTHER THE MEMES ARE CATCHING UP, HE IS A SURGEON
Criminal: *Stabs me*
Me: This is fine
Criminal: *About to pull out the knife*
Me: Your not supposed to do that >:(
*screeches* NO, DON'T TOUCH THAT
Criminal: don't worry * stabs again *
Lucas De S. Silva Souza Silva thanks bro
@@redmage076 hahahahahahhahaa
Goodness😂
Legit laughed out loud when he said “ The best thing you could do for this channel is subscribe and tell your friends to subscribe!” Almost like medical advice. Well if the Doc says so. Subscribed!
😂😂
yep, doctor's orders!! watch 2 of these and call me in the morning...
I like how he gets excited over the accuracies in the show😄
8:27 DO NOT DO THIS. Masking basically just teaches them to be ashamed of autistic traits. If they’re not harming themselves or anyone with this, then don’t bother.
I don't think that's what he was saying at all he worded it a bit strange but I think he meant that early intervention services can help children with autism cope and learn how to deal with social situations that may be difficult not to mask/be ashamed of their autism this video is also from six years ago and a LOT has changed
Huh
this guy is a doctor, youtuber, AND he’s good-looking. He is living SO luxuriously!
For real
Doctors make a SHIT ton of money
Not really. Surgeons do but the general practitioners don't
Adam Gawlowski isn’t he a surgeon?
@@alyssas136 no.
Yeah but you gotta add the doctors paycheck which is a bit over average and add the money he gets from 2.3 mil subs...he’s living
Dr.Shaun: The veins in the boys left arm are popping
Dr.Mike: *smiles*
*This Does Put a Smile on my Face*
He works in medicine. He's smiling because he's thinking about how easy it would be to get a blood sample.
I have terrible veins typically, I've seen it take up to 7 attempts to get blood from me. I get a blood test every week (long-term health issues) and one week i went in and for some reason my veins were popping and the nurse was so excited that she hugged me. We got bloods on the first attempt that week.
I love how when Dr. Mike spots bullshit he calls it “pretty impressive.”
Dread Studio - 👌🏽✊🏽 You see it bro
😂😂😂😂😂
My dad is a doctor and he watches this with me and he says it’s VERY accurate at times but very inaccurate as well
How am I just seeing this?? I love thisssss
This guy is lit I mean he makes me feel stupid but I wish my doctor was this cool
LMFAO.true
Yeet like bot!
I'm your 1k like
I think he's a tool bag
As someone with Autism, I can confirm that a lot of my social skills come from having a pet and/or mimicking social skills; I've also studied psychological books to better understand social cues better.
Am ur 200th like am a lie but still it was true how?
@@aaronpay1663 LOL
@Shawn Crabtree I also have Autism, it’s one of the reasons why I like this show so much. I got a lot of my social skills from speech therapists and mimicking others as well.
Growing up with Autism, things were definitely not easy especially during my school years and at home as a child. I got picked on a lot at school, my Mom has had issues with her temper and my communication with others was the biggest challenge. How I managed was mimicking others how they socialize, like their interests, joining a sports team, even going to dances and learn some of their moves. I was very nervous about getting myself out there, but I managed and I found ways to adapt and found people who truly cared and helped me through them.
My social skills r made from working on projects together. Wich doesn’t happen a lot.
"We don't have a relationship, we have sex."
Dr. Mike: YOU HAVE A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP
Time stamp???
Brittney Brat 4:32
😆
That's what i wanted to say 😂
Sicily Damara I am the 1000 liker!
guys, he might be a sturgeon 🗣🐟🔥
Noo ipot
The fact that most people don’t know that Freddy Highmore was Charlie in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory tho- I was shook when I found out
Me too lmao
August Rush is pretty good
Yes same with me. I just already know for couple weeks ago
and the spiderwick chronicles omg I loved the movie
I just found out few minutes ago and yae this commend. Im shocked also!!
Good doctor: Literally saves someones life
Dr Mike: *PUT YOUR MASK ON*
YK Gaming I mean the whole point of the mask is to protect from germs.. so yea..
666 likes... sAtAn?!?
Kool Kid oh god someone get holy water
i laugh when mike said "putting pressure on the wound is the second thing you must to do when got this situation" and then shaun said "you killing him"
Mike was right. Shaun was wrong. You can't collapse a person's trachea by putting that little pressure. It's one of the first things they teach you in forensic medicine when they teach asphyxia.
@@rikmukherji No Mike was gonna kill the kid pressure on the wrong place
No you can totally collapse it if its already damaged and you can also cause them not to be able to breathe. Pressure in the wrong place can even cause blood to flow more
@@suszz4583 Mike didn't comment on the placement because he didn't see it but he did seem to agree once Shawn moved the guy's hands that it was in the wrong place and could cause an issue.
Doctor Mike I’m actually a high functioning Autistic and I’m pretty sure I’m a savant in history. This show meant a lot to me and I’m hoping to watch the show with my mom
can u tell me the history of how my mom and dad met
@@ogfridgeman5546 Sure! *proceeds to explain the entire Warhammer 40k lore without actually knowing the lore*
You might just be a nerd
Shaun ~ "some glass..."
Mike ~ "dOn'T tAkE iT oUt! *DoN't TaKe It OuT!* "
I love how he is teaching us but I'm just there feeling dumb cause I don't understand any of it.
euihna I understood some of it lol. Only because I’m studying to be a medical assistant
you'll understand more if you learn a little about anatomy in general. he is explaining the concepts well, but you need to know what parts are where to grasp the idea properly.
Ik it's really understandable, but I'm just being funny ;w;
Same thing
Well if it engages you, then it'd be your choice to learn more about the topics he mentioned that engaged you, the point of having the convenience of Easily accessible information.
Dr Mike can cure his patients by just smiling at them.
Tennis Ball have u been 1 of his patient
OMG this is the best
Tennis Ball truth
Tennis Ball he's the next mcdreamy
Daaron Chung how about a huge then?
Getting right to the point is absolutely incredible. Love you Dr. Mike
Fun Fact: The Guy who acted as the Surgeon Doctor was Charlie from Charlie And The Chocolate Factory....
What!???????? Unbelievable!? Omg I just no checked it and omg they look similar omg omg omg
@@cindyz.3987 It’s the same guy! Freddie Highmore
OMG I KNEW HE LOOKED FAMILIAR
omg i’m
i can’t believe this i can’t
Thats why
I learned more watching this than any of my high school biology classes.
James Herbst A
Saaaaaaameeeeeeee
True
I don't know why Shaun always drops deep philosophical and existential questions in the middle of surgeries. Like every time people go in surgery with Shaun, they come out of it thoughtful or wiser xD
Yeah... And in tense surgical situations they always discuss personal problems... Lol...
@@rozeara yes! if that's how it's happening, I'm losing faith on surgeries real quick!
it's a tv show lol
@@kajoripatra50 lol it’s not real though
Because it's a TV drama (i.e. highly unrealistic in many situations)?
"good hand washing technique, could be a surgeon" IIIIIII AM A SURGEON, I AM A SURGEON DOCTOR MIKE!!
This guy had a straight face throughout this entire video. I'm betting doctors are the best at "Don't look away" challenges.
id say, doctors and paramedics really do have to be able to stomach things they might not unsee
Manu Shapopi i didn't look away...and as far as I know, I'm not a doctor?....
Mashed Potato don't ruin it
Mashed Potato 🍪 here you go buddy! you earned it!
usually a person with a lot of information in the mind can put a straight face.
Fun fact: This is actually the American remake of the Korean drama, "Good Doctor" (2013)
Ironically that’s the only Kdrama I haven’t watched yet.
Someone: stabs me
knife falls out
me: let me put that back
Ya and there is also a Turkish remake of it too
@@greglialios7430 literally copied and pasted someone's comment
I didn’t even get to finish it before Viki made it unavailable in my region
Murderer: stabs me*
Me: remembers doctor mike's advice*
Also me: *MINE*
E
@@xnight6726 wait really? But his says knife falls out also there like 3 more comments like this that i saw.
Lol 😂
Yeah, if you stab me the least you can do is let me keep the knife
@@james-fu3es "As a souvenir pleaseeeee"
In the UK we had a medical drama that ran years ago called Casualty. I’d love to see your reaction to this old school medical drama
Grew up watching that! Saturday night routine. Nostalgia
I don’t really leave comments anywhere. But this is something else. When you take something people enjoy and make it a learning experience, which only results in good because the initial attraction was pure enjoyment, only good things can happen. All this and I’m only 2:10 into the video. Good on you sir, can’t wait for your channel to explode. I’ve helped by liking and subscribed. New fan here.
Thank you, those words truly mean a lot!
Justin J i
*shaun slicing the boys skin with a cutter
Doctor Mike: 🙂
The emoji has so much energy...yes..
“Cutter”
Did you mean knife?
he have no choice because there have no scalpel
Others would call it a knife
@@foreigner5142
Well I mean, Box Cutter & Knife are different. Knives are smoother (unless you’re talking about ridged or mincer knifes), while boxes have teeth.
My son is autistic and i think something that should be mentioned, is that ALL autistic people are DIFFERENT.
Pretty Bird the Pet Goose yes my brother is autistic and he is not like this
That's why people have to understand that Autism Spectrum Disorder is a BIG Spectrum. They are all different and show different to others :)
Thank you! It's called a spectrum for a reason. My daughter has ASD and is very good at picking up on people's emotions!!
If you watch our Pet Goose videos that have my son in them you'll see that unless you are familiar with autism, you wont know he is HF autistic. His diagnosis is PDD-NOS suspected asperger's syndrome. He has a huge heart and is so loving and kind!
we talked about this in class (I studied to be a DSW) and we talked about the portrayal or developmental/intellectual disabilities in media and how although this can be a case (in a lesser scale) it can be problematic if these are the only portrayals
It’s so wild to see this video pop up after seeing the excess of memes of the “I AM A DOCTOR” scene.