Have you seen ABC’s The Good Doctor yet?
Season one was so good that season two is a bet!

No fairytale get-wells — it’s life unexpected.
Compassion rises from the script — and like glue and we connect it.

I’m not an ER show watching girl; Grays Anatomy truly missed me.
I was just about to pass this up when pathos, ethos and lagos hit me.

The series is a remake of a Korean broadcasting original,
I must say the situational writing is well bodied and full of

compassionate moments that we rarely experience
unless you or your loved are in health trouble; hence,

the need for a little more neighborly compassion.
The Good Doctor propels these emotions into actions.

While researching this series, I was duly informed
that this is the 2nd such titled series under the US archive arm.

The first [US scripted] Good Doctor series came and went too soon.
It debuted in the year 2011 and starred Orlando Bloom.

I didn’t catch the 2011 debut and caught this new reboot series on a whim.
I decided to write to you about it, because the lead principle… I like him.

His name is Freddie Highmore and he plays Dr. Shaun Murphy.
I once had an autistic neighbor and his vantage view was worthy.

He didn’t communicate with me like I thought a child should,
so I calibrated myself to being a peer to him, like Norman Lear would

and our relationship was productive and good.
We spoke only when necessary; his intentions were understood.

I learned. I evolved.
His understanding was vast, his chatter box – small.

I moved away from that neighborhood but not the experience light.
Then The Good Doctor came in with a connecting plight…

reminding me to have a little more compassion
for those those who are operating in a unique fashion.

As much as we all like to call ourselves unique
we could use a little more compassion for those not like WE.

Need to clear your mind of politics and low social fodder?
Tune in next Monday to ABC’s The Good Doctor.

Tune into compassion.
I’m Qui
Get reacquainted with the emotions action.

Use it on yourself.