The Good Doctor

When the hospital is hit with a cyberattack threatening to shut down life-saving machines, Lea rises to the challenge and looks to outsmart the hackers to prove herself; the team treats an inspirational cancer survivor who harbors a dark secret.

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#2

What I can't do is pay

#3

against every patient in the region.

#4

Usually, but I let my ego get the best of me.

#5

More likely cancer.

#6

it wouldn't do any good unless he can also retrace

#7

Mmm, not ideal, but not disqualifying.

#8

We rescheduled the chemo appointments we could,

#9

instead of your own Head of IT.

#10 #11

That's great. No, it's not.

#12

I'm sorry, but sometimes

#13

He said he thought cancer made him stronger,

#14 #15 #16

Uh, of course.

#17

Because I never had cancer.

#18

We refuse to treat

#19

and kidneys and livers have different test requirements.

#20

so he switched it out three days before the hack.

#21

I didn't authorize it yet.

#22

I went back to school

#23

that would all end.

#24

I'm fine.

#25

you got to develop thicker skin.

#26

They were obviously bluffing.

#27

Apparently not.

#28 #29

What'd he do?

#30

Now!

#31

for fighting back.

#32 #33 #34 #35 #36

♪♪ You're past the point where this could break

#37

♪♪ When there's pain, there's healing too

#38

If I find evidence she did it, I will.

#39

If you two lost trust in each other,

#40 #41 #42

I remotely rebooted every authorized user.

#43

Wait for the compliment.

#44

for not giving up on me.

#45

Um, if there is anything I can do,

#46

Not a terribly convincing denial.

#47 #48

- It wasn't Dr. Browne. - I know.

#49

you'd just... push me and encourage me

#50