Honestly, I think this is a continuation of an over-arching theme with Lea and her continuous struggles and insecurities over having loved ones with Autism. In seasons 3 and 5, Lea admitted that Shaun's condition was a major factor in her reluctance to be with him. Both times before they got together and when they got engaged, Lea let her insecurities drive her decisions and it nearly drove her and Shaun apart. Hopefully, this won't be the case this time but it will cause Lea to confront her old fears from season 4. When she was pregnant with their daughter, Lea went to Claire for advice and how inheritable Shaun's autism would be and she admitted that she doesn't know what to do with that knowledge. It's one thing to cope with your spouse being autistic, but then facing the fact that her child might be as well, that's a lot. She was already feeling insecure about how she could give Steve all he needs with her breastfeeding and schedule story arcs but knowing that her child's brain might be wired in a way that she can never truly grasp because she's not on the spectrum would cause a lot of fear and anxiety and worry that she might never be what Steve needs. I'm autistic myself and my parents admitted they dealt with a lot of uncertainty and insecurity over their confidence in raising me. Sounds like they're giving Lea a similar arc. I also understand not wanting to test Steve early but delaying could also be problematic. My parents were advised to test me early in life but they didn't want a label hanging over me and we didn't have access to the resources at the time. It wasn't until I was 22 when I was officially diagnosed but throughout my life they had that worry over their heads for two decades and I was left confused on why I was the way I was and it haunted me for two decades until I finally got my answers. This will be an emotionally charged episode

I’m glad Jerome got a tattoo.

The previous episode finally felt like The Good Doctor.

I really like this show and am sad to see it end. Great stories and characters.

I think the series finale will be a time jump and Steve is a resident doctor at the same hospital (that would be a nice way to end the show)

3 episodes doesn't seem like enough to wrap up the last season of Good Doctor:)

3 episodes left and I really can’t see what conclusion they’re building towards.

I cant wait for the spinoff, the good baby

Oh no, I think I have a feeling of how this episode is going to turn out. These last few episodes are going to have everyone wondering if it's going to end badly or with a happy ending. I'm hoping Lea and Shaun don't divorce each other.

Figured they would give Steve autism. And don't worry about this blowup. Shaun and Lea will be fine. As for Glassman, who I think will help those two, I now believe he will retire in the finale.

*sighs sadly* Only 3 more episodes left. So I'm guessing the finale (Episode 10) will be out around May 21st or May 28th.

Oh Shaun should understand better than most that even if Steve does have Autism there's nothing stopping him from leading a normal life. Yes, there may be some bumps, but with the right support, it is more than possible. Currently trying to get my son diagnosed at 10yrs old, 3 years so far. He never cried when I left him with others. I also have 3yr old daughter who didn't cry either but she is the complete opposite to her brother, definitely has no signs of Autism where as he showed signs from 18 months but I ignored it for years until school finally noticed he was unique in certain aspects

seriously what is the endgame for the show feels like they are building up to nothing

As someone with autism I did not have the signs until I was two and it was the opposite with me. I screamed and cried when my parent would drop me off at daycare I would most of the day.

Am i the only one who thinks glassman has cancer again?

3 episodes left?

As someone with autism I was normal up Until I turned two. My speech was delayed and i threw excessive temper tantrums the size of Texas. It is important for Steve to be seen about before it is too late. I was seen about at four.

They better not kill off Dr Glassman

Can’t wait to watch this

Seeing shun suspicious about his son having autism reminds me of myself in the past 10 years when my baby brother was showing clear autism signs but at that time we didn't know anything about Autism, i wish i could go back in time and do something back then

i am not gonna watch until they air the last episode, its quite too much to wait weeks to get my curiosity low.

And I was the opposite of Steve I cried every time my parents left me. I threw tantrums the size of Texas

I love this show my very favorite and I love Freddy Highmore he’s the greatest

I really hope the girl isn’t taking advantage of Doctor Glassman.

Their now setting up for the finale! Glassman's cancer is back I'm sure

Ok pero cero yo que se va dicer con el dr galsaaman simpre acude con el ❤

please david save the good doctor for me please❤

Three episodes?🙄

I can imagine what's next after removing a mutated arm. "Stop talking!"

0:22 Good GRIEF dude WTF.....

I'm still pissed that the 5 shows I watch are all ending. That strike really screwed the fans.

I’m more worried about what this ‘conclusive’ news Glassy received. Any guesses?

I'm with Lea on this one. Not that getting a diagnosis isn't the right call. I think it is way too soon and they should wait until he's like 5. Right now it's barely gonna be noticable if it even is

What ep is Clare supposed to come back???

Lea: Hey Shaun: .......Hello *walks away ignoring Lea* Lea: C-Can I have a kiss? Shaun: *Kisses Lea* 🥺❤️I know these two can't stay mad at each other for long. They love one another very much Lea:

Would be weird that 1 or 2 months before baby Steve was born, Glassman was checked but no cancer was shown but the stroke... Why now he would have another scan and cancer back so soon? If it would be 2 years later or whatever but not that soon... But, it is final season so anything can happen

I am kinda with Lea on this one, for starters Steve is a baby not a lab rat and besides I don’t think he has autism. Since I doubt it’s genetic and even if he has wouldn’t it show later on?

It seems Dr. Glassman's cancer is back 🥺

So….is Glassman’s cancer back?

I hope Shaun apologizes to Lea for yelling.

Am I the only one worried about Shaun loosing Glassy

I like this general life show, but very sad cuz this shows me that a relationship is stressful and not try maybe for the better for myself. And having a kid changing everything and losing that happiness sadly. Life sucks I guess overall

ThEy stiLL havE this show

I'm so glad Charlie wasn't in the last episode. Horrible storyline.

I wonder why Charlie wasnt in episode 7 that was weird

Espero que eles se entendem, não quero ver Steven triste😢.

🥺I stopped watching when babies came into the series. It became annoying. I miss the doctor and the incredible diagnosis parts.

How can this show not end with her divorcing him and taking half his stuff? Everybody knows thats exactly what would happen.

jesus Dr Jordan gets bigger each and every episode

Season is kinda boring make it more better Make Shaun a single dad kill off Lea

He’s so annoying. Cancel this show