Weird... creepy... but good... but freaked me out a little... but I did drop as tear... heavy... excellently done...whew.
3 Reviews
Deep Creep
Antrah032310 October 2021
S1.E11 - Shaun And His Girl [9/10]
panagiotis199325 February 2024
Warning: Spoilers
(S1. E11) My Live Reaction / Review for The Good Doctor Season 1 Episode 11 ''Islands: Part One''. The previous episode was good and I gave it a rating of 9/10. Let's see if this one is better or worse. Shaun and Lea going on a trip, that's awesome, I love these two together. I love that Shaun and Lea are having fun. I hope they will be able to perform surgery on the conjoined twins. Lol, Shaun and Lea are drunk and they are singing, that's priceless. And Shaun gets his first kiss, that's so cute but after that he vomited, that's kinda funny. So Shaun and Lea are officially together. Im so glad they were able to seperate the twins. Lea wants to quit her job and leave? That sucks for Shaun. So Dr. Kalu is not getting his job back? That sucks. Overall this episode was good and I enjoyed it. My rating is 9/10.
Miss Congeniality
dierregi28 July 2021
In this "on the road" episode, unbearably cheerful Lea drags Shaun around and teaches him how to have fun in life.
Nothing wrong with that, except that Lea is over-cheerful... like cheerful on drugs and liquor, even before drinking.
A perennial smile is stamped to her pretty vacant face, because Lea is totally self-centered and unaware of what goes on around her, such as Shaun 's condition (wildly underplayed) and his professional obligations.
The cherry on the cake is the compulsory statement made by any such characters that they "don't care about the money, they just want to do what they love". Coming from the most materialistic country on Earth, that statement sound like SciFi.
Nothing wrong with that, except that Lea is over-cheerful... like cheerful on drugs and liquor, even before drinking.
A perennial smile is stamped to her pretty vacant face, because Lea is totally self-centered and unaware of what goes on around her, such as Shaun 's condition (wildly underplayed) and his professional obligations.
The cherry on the cake is the compulsory statement made by any such characters that they "don't care about the money, they just want to do what they love". Coming from the most materialistic country on Earth, that statement sound like SciFi.
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