The Good Doctor season 6 episode 20 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "The Good Doctor," Eddie Richter returns with Epidermodysplasia Verruciformis and a new health issue, while Dr. Glassman faces cognitive challenges. Shaun observes Glassman, suspecting a neurological problem. Ricky, a baseball player, needs a complex surgery for his cerebral aneurysms, and Glassman takes on the case despite risks. Meanwhile, Dr. Reznick grows attached to a newborn, Eden, struggling in foster care. Relationship dynamics are tested, especially between Jordan and Dr. Murphy, and Dr. Reznick and Dr. Park. In the end, Glassman's successful surgery on Ricky is overshadowed by Shaun's revelation of Glassman's likely mini-stroke, questioning his future in surgery.
Full Episode S06E20 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What condition does Eddie Richter have?
Epidermodysplasia Verruciformis, characterized by tree-like growths.
Who takes on Eddie Richter's case?
Dr. Andrews, joined by Doctors Allen and Wolke.
What diagnosis does Ricky, the baseball player, receive?
Multiple cerebral aneurysms.
What is Dr. Glassman's plan for Ricky's surgery?
A risky surgery to clip all aneurysms and preserve Ricky's baseball career.
Why is Shaun Murphy observing Dr. Glassman?
Shaun suspects that Glassman has neurological issues affecting his cognitive abilities.
How does Jordan feel about her relationship with Dr. Murphy?
Jordan fears commitment and is hesitant to get closer to Dr. Murphy.
What debate do Dr. Reznick and Dr. Park have?
A heated debate over the role and impact of religion.
What decision does Morgan Reznick make regarding Eden?
Morgan decides to foster Eden, a newborn with Turner Syndrome.
What conclusion does Shaun Murphy reach about Dr. Glassman's health?
Shaun believes that Glassman suffered a mini-stroke, affecting his memory and surgical skills.
How does Dr. Glassman's surgery with Ricky go?
The surgery is successful, but Glassman faces challenges due to his health issues.