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The Good Doctor stunned viewers on Tuesday with the death of Dr. Asher Wolke — and on Wednesday, his portrayer, Noah Galvin, took to Instagram to reflect on his four-season stint on the ABC medical drama. “I spent the last four years in Vancouver working away from my fiancee [sic] and dog and

The end of Asher's story was one of the most disturbing moments in The Good Doctor's history. The Good Doctor Season 7 Episode 5 devoted a lot of time to Asher's struggle with his Jewish identity in a way that it hadn't done since his father's death. The rug was pulled out from under him just as he

The Good Doctor suffered a major loss Tuesday. Promos for Season 7, Episode 5 promised a “heart-stopping moment” — and boy, did it deliver. In the closing moments of “Who At Peace,” Noah Galvin‘s Dr. Asher Wolke was beaten to death in an antisemitic attack, as his boyfriend Jerome sat a nearby

The Good Doctor centered around autism in a way no other series had. Love it or hate it, there's no denying it made a strong impact. For the past seven years, viewers have gotten to know Shaun as he struggled professionally and personally, which changed how autistic characters are portrayed. As The

Shaun's refusal to work with Charlie was the best thing that could have happened to her. On The Good Doctor Season 7 Episode 4, Charlie helped Park, Jared, and Jordan devise a workable solution for a patient who was reluctant to undergo brain surgery while Shaun worked on a different case. Charlie