Went to a Saint, To Detective, To Doctor, and now a Fire Lord

Don't forget he was in an episode of Star Trek Voyager!

Now he work in new amsterdam 😂

@@FortoFight star trek enterprise too

He also got trapped on an island one time.

@WarGrowlmon18 Well hopefully Daniel Dae Kim can still be a part of the show from a writing/director standpoint. We all know Mr. Kim is currently playing Fire Lord Ozai in The Last Airbender. If anything Mr. Kim can always come back as a guest star if his shooting schedule allows him to.

So good doctor are actually a K-drama?

@@zaynaver3805 Originally I guess.

WOW. You learn something everyday. I never knew that.

I watched the kdrama long time ago when it came out. Every episode was amazing and the lead actor is extremely good for his role. If you like watching the American version I highly recommend the kdrama

That's Johnny Gat, what do you expect?

That's thing compared to my power hungry (characters he plays) actor, Dan Southworth.

I’m not gay but he’s fine as fuck

He is one of many, God’s most beautiful creations.❤

Which god? ​@@t.5021

Its surgeon time! I can feel my power SURGEON!

Eww

He’s a sturgeon

Virgin surgeon vs chad doctor (house)

He’s Korean. Probably got touched by an angel, or a surgeon, or two… 😂😅

Second, strongest next to cillian Murphy

🤫🤏

He got touched by an angel. Juvederm. 😜😉

They say under chuck Norris beard there’s two Bowie knives

Dude I was about to write that.... Then I found this. 😂💯

Well, his previous job at Five-0 got taken.

and whats funny is that hes probably the best surgeon over there with probably the best mind to solve a problem because of his autism.

@@kabirsardana1282he also has savant syndrome

​@@kaislater2640I learned a new word cool thanks and nice knowledge but that wasn't new for me hopefully other people have learned something new

The last statement clears Shawn from being fired tho..

@@setaripantheon8801 Exactly. The hospital should have made sure that his employment was as supportive as his needs asked for. The hospital failed and in this meeting proved that they refused, through Dr. Han, to do so.

HE IS A SURGEON

Sturgeon.

Your honor, he is a sturgeon.

@@MrBerserkinTimeHe’s also in Home Economics 😂

He is a SpongeBob

Like fiction

That’s how you know it’s fiction

@@tomboytrotter7755 I mean it’s not just young adults you act like there is a bunch of egocentric 40 to 50-year-olds that work all over the place that can admit that they’re wrong

@@thekeefchief3616 Went to edit and accidently deleted SMH (MY pc was lagging badly >.>) I never said that 40+ Year Olds didn't have this problem too I just said that from what I have seen its mostly been people in the age range between 15 and 25 can't have a CONSTRUCTIVE conversation without SOMEONE getting upset by something said. People need to grow a backbone/put their big girl/boy pants on as I stated before and get over it... simply walk away if you are truly THAT upset by something said... I'm just tired of having to walk on eggshells around people... I respect people who walk away if something upsets them rather than turn it into something big and obnoxious. Like I said too idk you I don't know if you are or aren't one of those people (Though honestly you don't seem like it to me so far, this is what I like someone willing to have a constructive conversation.)

Ignore the caps sorry lol

I have been told at various times, in a harsh voice “oh grow up!”. If being a harsh, rude, profane person to others is “growing up”, I will stay young at heart.

It's *very* important to shut off people's words and look at their actions. People literally use words to *define* reality. * Are they taking money? * Do they make you feel bad? * Are they hurting people?

"Well frankly Mr Zepeda while I understand your sentiment, I must stress. If you don't do chemotherapy, the cancer is sure to kill you. That's the reality." - Technicality Doctor.

Exactly. It also explains how bitterness and crab in the pot mentality will have them only ever describe reality this way.

It definitely was a powerful statement

Um... wrong. He owned up to the only surgical mistake he made and told Andrews, resulting in Glassman resigning. Shaun being blunt with patients is not a mistake to be corrected. I wish all doctors were like that!

I mean, he's the main character? What are you expecting? lol

@@tabortoothtiger7580 mistake, so he can grow as better Doctor/Character. At this rate he's more perfect than Rey skywalker.

@@iryu7288 Not really though, if he made a mistake at ANY job really, there would be no show because he would be fired and in the medial field, likely blacklisted.

​@@tabortoothtiger7580theres a difference between a well written main character and a mary sue...hence the term "mary sue"

That's because you're not a surgeon

Not grown to be less fuckin annoying though

No, he is a selfs centered prick.

Shaun taught them all that he is a surgeon for sure

@@microwave4928 you are a bad person 💀

Yes. I agree and the simple answer for everything you said is… he’s autistic/on the spectrum.

1000%

Dr Han: chad Shawn: virgin

I am not saying that its wrong to treat someone bad . But Murphy is coddled and he also rushed into a surgery on the first episode which is not allowed but got away with it. And also this is a drama so I am not shocked that because the show is about Shaun he wins.

He's "pampered" because he has autism and needs a different set of social cues and environment... Have you read the ada before?

“not anymore”

Ok tell me who tf is gonna confront him while surgery is being done.

​@l0sts0ul89 _himself._ Imagine he has a really bad day when operating on a patient. He's gonna start boiling on the inside as the day goes and that could lead to his inner turmoil spilling out, harming whatever and whoever it touches.

@@Blurgamer17 you could say that's about ANYONE

@@l0sts0ul89 but it's a more signifcant issue with those on the spectrum, thus it's considered a special need. Their emotions are often amplified by a fixation trigger. Their impulses and habits are also affected by fixation triggers. Autistic people's fixation triggers are all different, but work in similar ways when active. If you have someone who's trigger focuses on one's wrongdoings or mistakes, frustration builds up at an accelerated rate in comparison to neurotypical people. Meaning the potential for an emotional outburst/meltdown is higher as well, and because of the fixation trigger amplifying what they feel, their brain will send more irrational signals the the body that correspond to whatever emotion they're feeling, making them appear more "animated" with their visual expressions. Imagine an animated expression of frustration and anger coming out of a surgeon that is operating on you and they start getting violent. The likelihood of that happening from an Autistic person vs. a Neurotypical one is higher, and thus feared more by the general public. This series is just propaganda to dissipate that stigma around Autistic doctors.

@@l0sts0ul89 But it's far more likely to happen to someone who is autistic especially someone who has it as severely as Shaun.

Well stated.💞

When I was 15 I had a doctor tell me I needed a in room prosecute. It was one I hated, and dressed over every time I needed it. I started panicking, and the doctor threatened to remove my parents from the room,, and hold me down in order to do the procedure.

Doctors like that shouldn’t even be doctors to begin with if they’re gonna be complete ass holes towards the people they’re supposed to be helping 😡

​@blindentertainment9412 what kind of procedure was it?

He discriminated against a neurodivergent person. He made career choices for said neurodivergent person (an employer can not legally change an employer's profession against the employer's wishes, but Dr Han put Shaun from surgery into pathology against Shaun's expressed wishes. An employer can advise you to change professions, and help you do it if the employee ageees, but they can not just do it on their own as Han did. So yes, he did quite a bunch of things wrong.

@@galinabrack6057 Shaun has done shit that prove him right, for example throwing temper tantrums and lashing out at his superiors. Not saying people like Shaun shouldn’t be doing these type of things but they have to really be ready

@LoopyLemon775 "Proved him right" already shows the problem: Han first did, and only as a reaction the problems occurred. Which proves Han wrong: He was discriminating. Shaun, by this point, was very well able to handle the situation. He just had his weak points, but so did everybody else. But instead of helping Shaun deal with his weaknesses (or OFFERING a change in position), he was discriminated against and forced into changing careers. Han manipulated the situation to force Shaun out, he wanted to fire him from the start but couldn't legally yet. So he pushed until he got his way.

This comment is so funny because it's right above the comment that listed out all the sh*tty things Han did in his career, lol. He is far from being "right".

Sean had been there longer than him, gained the respect of everyone for his abilities and this asshole comes in, bullies him, belittles him and discriminates against him despite all of that history and you have the nerve to say he was right?

Kinda great, actually.

He was also on Hawaii 5.0. He is really good.

​@@firefly10241así es, lo malo fue que en Hawaii 5-0 no le dieron la importancia al personaje que interpretaba, siempre tenían más protagonismo Steve y Danny, por eso Daniel y Grace Park abandonaron el programa, ni siquiera los sueldos eran los mismos, no les querían igualar el sueldo. Fue la mejor decisión que tomaron, porque ellos se desarrollaron en proyectos diferentes que si han tenido éxito y Hawaii 5-0 después de la salida de la historia de Chin y Kono ya no fue igual.

Now I understand your take on the matter, however one thing that could be argued is the notion that it is Dr.Hans job or that it is his responsibility to be accommodating to Dr.Shawn is unfair or unreasonable. His job requires that he makes sure that his staff does their job and have the means to do it but unless we review his job description or his contract then one could argue that the accommodation would be solely out of Dr.hans choice. Now, please don't assume this is my stance. I am just pointing out the assumption that is being made, that's all. I will say, though, that Dr.Hans treatment of Dr.Shawn was, in my eyes, wrong.

I have to say, I agree with both of you. However, at the same time, I disagree...to a point. If the hospital itself has taken the stance that they're willing to accommodate a surgeon with special needs (and make no mistake, Shawn has special needs!), then what were doing in hiring Dr Hahn in the first place? At the very least he wasn't well vetted and/or equipped to deal with someone requiring those types of needs. In saying that, if the hospital's stance is that the same rules and conditions apply to Shawn as everyone else, then it's clear Hahn was correct to let him go. We all know that not everyone is equipped to deal with someone with special needs. Was that in Hahn's job description? It's definitely not the type of skill you'd expect to need as a surgeon. A SN patient is one thing, but a SN employee is totally different. It obviously takes special type of person to a accommodate someone like Shawn not to mention the obvious burden it puts on not only his immediate supervisor (Hahn) but it also puts an extra burden on other employees. This may not be a popular opinion, but not everyone is as sweet and accommodating as Claire and Glassman and neither should they have to be. Especially if it's creating extra work or extra burden at work for them and it obviously does! I would hate to work with someone who could lose their sh*t at any moment, even in the middle of a surgical procedure... regardless of how brilliant they are. People like Shawn should not be discriminated against but at the same time, we should not have to pander to their every need either! I'm not saying he shouldn't have been employed there, but I am saying that I believe that the benefits of his brilliant do not always mitigate the risks of his limitations . I agree with their decision to give him a trial period to start with. But I also think that they needed to either allow Hahn to decide who worked for him if thats part of his job description. I also think that in deciding to keep Shawn on, they should have preempted something like this when a new team member came on board, so they wouldn't lose a talented surgeon over a junior surgeon. Which, by the way, I don't believe would happen in real life. Sorry for the novel, but these are my scattered opinions, for what they're worth!😅

"It's their job to accommodate the person they chose to hire without discrimination." Only within a reasonable degree not in every way or form. There are plenty of examples of where the accommodations were far beyond reasonable and people can be fired. If that person who is being accommodated for is still compromising patient care, then they have every right to fire that person. It isn't just about Dr. Shuan or Dr. Han, but also the patient's perspective that matters the most.

Accommodating Shaun IS NOT DR HAN's JOB. Expecting this is entitled nonsense. No one is special or gets special treatment. The patient and the team must come first. Whats next, we hire blind people to become surgeons? Intelligence is 50% of being a good doctor; This was the first thing they taught us in med school. Soft skills like communication and being able to work on a team is what employers are after. You either hire Shaun or Han. You can't keep both. A good employer wouldn't have created this mess to begin with.

@@adrianking6907 Legally he would have to make an accommodation for Shawn under the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) law. Entire businesses can get shut down if they do not follow the ADA. Not providing accommodations for someone who's disability qualifies under the ADA is called discrimination and is illegal to do so under the ADA. I know this because I am going to school to become a special education teacher and I am also on the spectrum.

Holy FUCK that’s why I keep looking at that dude like ive interacted with him before.

Holy shit. He is Gat?

Doctors need to be very careful with telling stuff to patients. So yeah, I wouldn't want someone like Shawn interacting with patients.

Yeah I agree. I think Andrews had a similar argument to Han at the start of the show but after seeing what Shaun could do for himself, he became one of Shaun's closest friends and defenders. He also knew not to coddle Shaun and respected him enough to treat Shaun just like anyone else.

any surgeon who spergs out and walks out of a surgery should be fired lol

What I never understood was the parents asked a legit good question, and Shaun answered honestly. What was he suppose to do lie? Then the parents would be mad, and he’d look bad. I think Han was looking for any reason to get rid of Shaun

Didn't Shawn leave an operation room MID SURGERY to do something else due to something bothering him? And also call a patient a TERRORIST for dealing with chemicals (which later revealed it was for perfumes)?

I think you're wrong. The show has clearly demonstrated what Shaun has added to the team, and how much he's evolved as an autistic man. Requiring him to behave as others is ridiculous when "others" are all kinds of "otherwise" screwed up themselves (without autism to blame).

It's not free passes but what they were supposed to do by the ADA.. Seriously does nobody know how to read anymore?

Claire and Glassman were the only ones who ever really coddled him. Morgan has always been blunt, and straight with Shaun along with Andrews. Park, and Lim know how Shaun is and know when he needs help (coddled) and when to treat him like an equal

So just cuk people with disabilities and I stead of accommodating them treat them like everyone else because that's the fair thing to do. Kk. Hey limpy just walk faster, not going to give you special treatment, don't define yourself by your disability.

100% agree Dr Han utilised Shaun’s skills in a way that it was advantageous to the hospital and the patients. The only problem was that Shaun wanted to be a surgeon and I think that’s where Dr Han screwed up. He should have continued to allow Shaun to be in operating rooms but work in pathology, in this way it’s a compromise and Shaun might have accepted.

As someone who is autistic(aspergers), and hasnt seen this show: Shawn: "I AM A SURGEON! I AM A SURGEON DR HAN!" Han: "No, Shawn, not anymore. You're just the good."

@@xleplayVAwatch the show then it’s very good

In a medical setting it’s a bit different

He's saying if he can't have control over his own staff, then he can't work there. As in if he sees that someone is causing an issue, then he needs to be able to fire them. If a surgeon freaks out during a surgery and walks out then he needs to be able to say you can't continue to do this. This is normal in almost any working environment, but especially in a medical one

No it objectively is not. ​@@nicholasfactor

They could have just copied "Better call Saul" have him lose his license for a season and he goes on a self discovery journey or some other crap. While giving side Characters at the hospital for Character growth.

But he didn’t so why are you making up a scenario? In that case having irrational emotions is unfit for ALL professions. And what happens next?

@@margaretbush except he actively did show he was unfit. He doesn’t deserve his job when he acts that childish in something he needs to act like an adult. It’s bad writing to fire Han

He is a surgeon

He is a surgeon

He is a surgeon

Cutting for the very first time! He's a surgeon, got your heartbeat, on his mind...

He is a surgeon

he is a sturgeon.

I thought he was a good doctor 🤔

@@BojackHex maybe he's a good sturgeon

@@noureddinealjazairi6063he was the best sturgeon

“not anymore”

I had a physician who was on the spectrum. He was incredibly nice and kind and comforting but straightforward. He was a resident and was going over the surgery I was to have, I also have had a neurological person with very high IQ and was a horrible surgeon and horrible with patient care

But wouldn't there potentially be other issues involved besides lowering the table? Since Shawn in this hypothetical scenario would be confined to a wheelchair, what if he had difficulty reaching over to a certain part of the patient's body from where he was? Would you expect him to wheel around the table to get to that part? Or any other issues that could potentially affect his ability operate where he needs to. While I suppose the other staff would have to work harder to accommodate him, it could easily snowball into a bigger problem. Patients can and will sue the hospital because "the surgeon was not only emotionally compromised but physically compromised". They'll ask why was he put in the OR in that situation to begin with? Just something to think about.

@@Frenzyshark I see you point but often times surgeons have assistants even when fully able to move to do things to assist. I dont see how just asking for assistance more and moving when needed would lead to a bigger problem? As for the patients sueing, yes that is true, but that would be discrimination wouldnt it? and cause of laws to protect others from that the patient suing is less likely to win. after all like shawn hypothetically the answer would be, "because they are good at what they do" I appreciate your opinion and thought experiment though :)

He straight up told a Trans patient they weren't Trans multiple times and had never heard of gender dysmorphia. He doesn't need to be around patient.

ah but you forget he eventually learns to understand the feeling and eventually does accept her prefered gender. He just didnt understand it and needed a little time to ask questions to learn... if you legitimately had no understanding of gender disphoria but want to learn about it wouldnt you ask questions from the person experiencing it?@@cintaminbunny

where does the story go from here.. I'm sorry but I stand by Dr Han. Everyone hypes up Sean or Dr House or these eccentric, talented doctors but characters like Dr Han do what's best for the patients, do what's medically feasible and administer proper medical facility. Emotions, feelings, etc will numb a doctor's ability to provide care without losing focusing. And I find Dr Han's notion on this matter highly respectable. Sean should never be in a ER no matter how talented he is.

​@@jack9313 the thing is that Shaun proved to be useful and skillful to do the job multiple times but han either way fire him, and he is not only has autism also has savant syndrome which makes him a genius with perfect memory and a ability to analyze complex problems that a normal human doesn't have, that's why he is an incredible surgeon if he was only an autistic person then you would have total reason

@@vladislaokossak9849 He also a ticking a time bomb, if he doesn't learn to control his emotion it just a matter of time before he does something stupid mid surgery and that could cost someone life.

@@starplatinum5311 actually while operating is when he is most focused and calm because it's like his comfort zone or something like that

@@vladislaokossak9849 He remove his mask in the middle of a surgery, I don't think I need to explain why did is very unprofessional and out right dangerous for the patient.

Shaun couldn’t control himself

fym

What are you talking about. Are you a medical professional? A true leader doesn’t impart wisdom and incite growth through their incompetency and insults. And in medicine that is NEVER a talented or empathetic or productive way to impart knowledge and team building dynamics. You sound off.

@@SEAndies Shaun walked out mid-surgery on the first operation he was on because he couldn't control his emotions. Dr Han did nothing wrong.

Gak ngerti

I Am A Kill la kill fan

The fun part is that the actor who plays Doctor Han is actually the person responsible for The Good Doctor getting adapted from the original Korean show.

@@WarGrowlmon18stop repeating your comments... tsk tsk

@@WarGrowlmon18 Going from comment to comment saying the same thing isn't helpful, it's annoying.

​@@WarGrowlmon18ok so?

I don’t agree

You being autistic doesn’t mean you’re right…. In fact you’re completely false. Just because Shaun is on the spectrum doesn’t mean he “deserves” to be fired from a job that he LOVES and is good at.. they allow people with anger issues or disorders to be doctors but when autism is announced somehow he’s not capable of being a doctor? Have you actually watched the show to determine that Shaun never killed a patient with his outburst?

I'm also on the spectrum but I'm a very mild case and I fully agree with you. This show is a nice one to watch if your not here for realism, but no hospital would ever hire Shaun irl because he is a walking courtroom with how many lawsuits he would cause. I would never trust someone this obviously on the spectrum to be my surgeon, because you can't trust even a well adjusted autistic that far on the spectrum not to have a outburst if they are in a high stress environment, It just has way to much risk for them to hurt others or themselves. I like I said am a very mild case with all verbal communication fine but emotionally I'm hit-or-miss, with a spotty understanding of how to react to other people's emotions and a tendency to spiral into a emotional nosedive of whatever I'm feeling. A example is once my mom dropped a lit cigarette on the floor partway under her bed, and my first reaction was "fire! Need to pour water on it!" It hadn't did anything yet but I was a screaming, crying, panicking mess after my mom wouldn't let me pour water on it because of our weak flooring. I then proceeded to physically hurt myself throwing myself under the metal bedframe trying to grab it so it "wouldn't burn the house down" despite the fact it had gone out by this point. Someone who has Shaun's levels of communication and emotional difficulties is a very big risk in ANY mildly stressing job, let alone one where he is elbows deep in a person's insides sometimes multiple times a day.

How childish lol

@@anodosarcade7355this show has done things like that before lmao

Or on the flipside, same scenario - but Shaun instead has yet another emotional flipout and walks out of the surgery, and Han dies because of it. At which point, OOPSIE! Maybe they shouldn't have let the guy who has repeatedly shown can't communicate, control emotion, or do his basic job duties operate on people whom lives are on the line.

I wonder if he improved his golf swing, too...

Shawn saved a bunch of lives last I checked

And Hiroshi Sato in The Legend of Koraa.

And also Rikimaru in Tenchu: Return from Darkness