The Good Doctor (TV Series) The Good Boy (2023) User Reviews

Not one of the best episodes, but ...

[cmmsobral · 8/10 · 16 May 2023]

Honestly, episodes like this one, with side stories that have nothing to do with their jobs at SBH, are not my favourites.

I can't understand why Lea and Shawn gave up of plans that are good for their child because of a dog. And what I really can't understand is how they spend more than 20 000 dollars to fix the dog, this in a country where so many persons die for lack of medical cares. I think that in insultuous.

But what really made me happy was that that awful and stupid Danica Powell made one more of her mistakes and was fired. From the first time, when she refused to transpland the heart of a pig that I hated the character. A doctor that refuses to save a person's life because the organ to transplant is from an animal, is not a doctor, and shoud not practice. Good option from the runners of the show, put that awful character away.

S6.E11 - A Good Episode [9/10]

[panagiotis1993 · 9/10 · 8 April 2024]

(S6. E11) My Live Reaction / Review for The Good Doctor Season 6 Episode 11 ''The Good Boy''. The previous episode was good and I gave it a rating of 9/10. Let's see if this one is better or worse. Wow this car hit that dog and then left like nothing happened, so cruel. Dr Powell doing surgery on this guy at her house? That's such a bad and dangerous idea. Im glad that Shaun found a way to help the poor doggo. Lim didn't help Dr. Powell, she made sure the police will know about the bullet and what happened, that sucks for the Dr. Powell's friend. I like that this season Lea is not as annoying as she used to be. The dog already had a family? That sucks because I thought that Lea and Shaun could adopt him. Ok, so Lim wont alert the police, that's good for Dr. Powell's friend. Dr. Powell got fired? I don't really care about this character so... Overall this episode was good and I enjoyed it. My rating is 9/10.

Go Lea!

[brekelm · 10/10 · 31 January 2023]

Precious episode with a dog as a main character. I completely can sympathize with Lea. I'm curious to see how, after their son is born, their household will be expanded (or not).

Shame though on the dog owners: why not have your dog chipped when you live in a rural environment whre it can easily happen that your dog runs away?

And shame, double shame, on the hit-and-run driver!

On a sidenote: I just finished watching all episodes of 'Leonardo', when I learned that Freedie was a recurring character. It was strange to see him act as a 'normal' person, but I also detected some traits in his acting style that come back as Shaun.