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Members of the hospital’s surgical team are initially impressed with a charming young doctor, but his true character puts one of them in an awkward position at work. Meanwhile, Dr. Glassman feels Dr. Shaun Murphy needs a little more support with his personal life and suggests he meet with a therapist. However, Shaun is determined to show him that he can do it on his own. (ABC TV Network)

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Necrotongue 

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English The tenth episode was indeed better than the previous one, but I am annoyed by scenes that are completely detached from reality. Exactly like the conversation with the janitor in the broom closet, I suspect that in reality, Shaun would have received a well-aimed punch in response to his questions, not a life confession. On the other hand, the V.I.P. patient amused me a lot, but even so, the series still lacks that "something" extra that would significantly differentiate it from other medical-themed matters. ()

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