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Episode 01: Frontline (1)
Episode 02: Frontline (2)
Episode 03: Newbies
Episode 04: Not the Same
Episode 05: Fault
The Good Doctor S04E05
Available from: 30-11-2020
The Good Doctor S04E04
Available from: 23-11-2020
The Good Doctor S04E03
Available from: 16-11-2020
The Good Doctor S04E02
Available from: 09-11-2020
The Good Doctor S04E01
Available from: 02-11-2020
The Good Doctor - Season 4
Description
Shaun Murphy, a young surgeon with autism and Savant syndrome, is recruited into the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital.
Shaun Murphy, a young surgeon with autism and Savant syndrome, is recruited into the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital.
Actors:
Arthur MacKinnon,
Paula Burrows,
Kate Isaac,
Bryce Johnson,
John Patrick Amedori,
Sherilyn Allen,
Stephen Lobo,
Darrin Baker,
Ben Wilkinson,
Gabrielle Rose,
Robyn Lively,
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Arthur MacKinnon
30 May 1990, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Paula Burrows
Kate Isaac
20 September 1982, Sydney, Australia
Bryce Johnson
18 April 1977, Reno, Nevada, USA
John Patrick Amedori
20 April 1987, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Sherilyn Allen
Stephen Lobo
22 November 1973, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Darrin Baker
7 May 1965, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Ben Wilkinson
Gabrielle Rose
1954, Canada
Robyn Lively
7 February 1972, Powder Springs, Georgia, USA
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Mike Listo, Steven DePaul, Gary Hawes
Country:
United States
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