Preview — The Good Doctor Season 4 Episode 5: Fault
The Good Doctor Season 4 Episode 5, “Fault,” will put people through the wringer as Shaun comes to terms with the fact that he may have made a mistake in his training.
Dr. Shaun Murphy isn’t the fastest to come around to the idea of training new interns but is slowly realizing that he has to step up his game.
In the winter finale of The Good Doctor Shaun will have to decide how he wants to move forward after one of his interns makes a grave mistake.
Elsewhere, Dr. Morgan and Dr. Park begin to bond over heartbreaks and failed relationships, transitioning into their newfound status as ‘roommates.’ Hopefully, living together won’t put a strain on their work relationship.
“Fault” was written by Mark Rozeman and Peter Blake. Vanessa Parise directed the episode.
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode Description: Dr. Shaun Murphy questions his decision to give the new residents autonomy when one of his intern’s misdiagnosis of a patient has dire consequences. Meanwhile, Dr. Claire Browne, Dr. Alex Park, and Dr. Jordan Allen (Bria Samoné Henderson) treat a patient with a ruptured cyst affecting key functions of her brain. And elsewhere, Dr. Morgan Reznick and Park bond over failed relationships.
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What are your hopes for this episode of The Good Doctor? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below, and be sure to catch up with our review of The Good Doctor Season 4 Episode 4, “Not the Same,” right here.
The Good Doctor airs Mondays at 9/8c on ABC.
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Cade Taylor is a television and film critic living in St. Louis, Missouri. He is a Senior Writer for Tell-Tale TV. His love for television developed at a young age, with a concentration on queer stories, sitcoms, teen dramas, and science fiction thrillers. In addition, he works full-time as a news producer, telling the stories of Missourians and helming "Produced in the Bi-State," a segment spotlighting actors, musicians, and entertainers from the St. Louis area. He can be reached by email at cade@telltaletv.com.