Doctor Reacts To The Good Doctor (Original Korean Version)

[@trinag.1852]

Probably should add that he isn't at an airport, he is at a train station. And also in Korea pharmacies carrying basic medical supplies are very common in high traffic areas. So him getting the alcohol would've been fairly easy in a place like this.

[@Lunji]

i thought it was more realistic since paramedics showed up even though it was a train station. america gd was at an airport and like he was the only one who cared, then what he robs airport security who were like 40m away and didnt even know it was going on?

[@sharpasacueball]

​@@akplmnPharmacies are just as common

[@parrotbilly]

And yes, as a korean, I can confirm you can get alcohol easily in pharmacy.

[@jotabrahms]

*Dr. Mike: I've found out that good doctor was originated in Korea. *Literally ever Good doctor episode: Based on a Korean broadcast.

[@alphashadow8962]

LOL

[@HMAlves]

Yeah. Thats probably how he found out. Right?

[@vailingbow1068]

@@HMAlves if he Did, he would've noticed in the 1st episode.

[@HMAlves]

@@vailingbow1068 yeah. You're right. I feel Mike skip credits for this episodes.

[@schizowallflower]

@@vailingbow1068 A lot of people don't look at or pay attention to credits or title cards.

[@sailorstarfairy1]

Korean dramas don't usually do a lot of gorey effects. They heavily rely on the drama between characters, rather than the incident itself. I think it has to do with how afternoon/evening television is censored/rated.

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

LOL tell that to the Korean show "Tunnel". That show gave us a VERY deep look at the gruesome murders of women at the hands of a serial killer. We saw the terrible way he used women's tights to strangle them. It wasn't just once or twice. We saw it (in present day, photos, or flashbacks) almost every episode. The blood is censored, but the scenes do play out very slow and morbidly detailed.

[@kasvinimuniandy4178]

Yea. Every show has an age rating too.

[@lilayerinthecity]

Yeah you're right they rely heavily on the characters but they don't really focus on the medical practice area to which the medical theme of the drama isn't that believable as what the doctor has said in his reactions

[@Lily-gz3ip]

@@Kingdom_Of_Dreams oh

[@samanthaflorence733]

Same concept, different approach. I personally loves to watch medical show or crime show because of the cases/incidents (I like the storyline between characters but not that much) so I like the american version more. But I know a lot of people don't so it's a win win imo.

[@karamelsanya2386]

That plastic scalpel was a gift from his brother and it reminds him to keep going and become a surgeon.

[@zinaalabdaly6848]

The us version just straight up copied everything 😂 even the echo Then changed the other episodes so it is not just pediatrics There is a Turkish version too and the first episode is also copied entirely lol

[@engravedhourglass8288]

@@zinaalabdaly6848 but US made it better like acting was also better in Us version

[@sknight2810]

@@engravedhourglass8288 cap

[@weerawatchsuriyo9691]

Anup Awasthi I also do agree but it will be hilarious if Shaun also does the hand thingy that happend in the original. You know the one where he was thrown out and just keep being in a weird position.

[@heedeungi_]

@@engravedhourglass8288 the acting was better in US ver since the original film is already old

[@makaylakimou3857]

Y'all I think he's ready to watch the medical scenes in "Descendants of the Sun"

[@barbiefata34]

yess I would watch that in a heartbeat

[@angelapadilla2560]

Yes please 😊

[@harsharagoonanan2310]

Blood is on that list too

[@ayusudiro4080]

and that famous chest compressions scene 😂

[@strangersontheinternet]

@@ayusudiro4080 omggg haha yes

[@readyforlol]

"Did we just flat out copy this show ?" You have NO IDEA how many movies you watch with american casts and crews were straight up lifted from other continents. Most other countries just show other's movies with subtitles, but american productions usually redo the movies with american actors and locations. I think it's a shame, because you miss a bunch of cool foreign cultural elements, but US media in general underestimate people's ability to empathize with different people. It's like they want you to forget other countries even exist (unless there's a terrorist organization involved, then they just HAVE to be foreign). US media is just weird.

[@cakatama9046]

Like hollywood's remake of my country's horror films. Those films success in my country and neighbor countries because we have similarities of myths, legends and beliefs. But when they remake its, its failed

[@dimpledimple5545]

I am still on the process of trying to forgive Dragon Balls and Avatar.

[@getawayred]

You guys are all so hilarious. You think it’s a 1 way street? Other cultures copy American film as well. You only see the American version without looking for the remake.

[@Alexthecatlovesmusic]

It is a shame I would rather watch a subbed version instead of a remake because in process I can learn a little bit about another country.

[@shadowgame0630]

America isnt alone in this. We do this in the Philippines too replacing it with Filipinos. I imagine a lot of other countries do it too

[@Leathra26]

Knowing that it's originally Korean makes the whole "If he doesn't work out during the trial time I'll leave my position." thing make a LOT more sense. It's a cultural values thing. It's more like he's putting his reputation on the line as collateral.

[@hilalali7693]

Same in the Turkish version.

[@hilalali7693]

I didnt know that it was different in the English version.

[@Clementine3107]

@@hilalali7693 I'm still sad that the turkish version ended :(

[@Clementine3107]

I'm not Turkish , but I ll support this comment and I will comment on dr mike s newest videos too

[@hilalali7693]

@@Clementine3107 Thank you, im gonna keep commenting too, till Dr. Mike saw 😅

[@euniquetricia]

Being a medical kdrama lover, I'm putting down a list of the best medical dramas ! - Dr. Romantic S1 & S2 - Yongpal - Hospital Playlist (S2 is coming) - Doctors - Hospital Ship - Doctor Stranger - Doctor John - Emergency Couple - Dday Do watch them. I've been watching them over and over without getting bored 😄.

[@amatyst]

I recommend you to check beautiful mind, a really underated good drama, It aired at the same time as doctors and i think that costed them heavily on viewership due to both being medical dramas

[@kook_bunny17]

doctor mike should really watch "doctor stranger" omg i love the drama and i wanna see his reaction

[@__-ul1lr]

„blood“ 🥺

[@kook_bunny17]

@@__-ul1lr YES

[@Angelika5378]

Doctor stranger is soo interesting too with the NK contet

[@ThePhamTV]

The “leave my position” thing is kinda like a sense of pride. He basically putting his reputation on the line for this kid who he believes in. Its a pretty common thing in Asian shows

[@immortalsun]

It happened in the US version of The Good Doctor as well.

[@toner37]

the speech Dr Murphy gave to the committee as to why he wanted to become a Dr was just wow in the first episode.

[@ELmayberry]

yesss he had me crying 🤧

[@vpmiyuchan]

Hey Dr. Mike! I've been binge watching your videos and I'm loving them, they're very entertaining and knowledgeable❣️ I'm Brazilian, currently living in Brazil and I've been diagnosed with RRMS at the age of 39/40. Thankfully I've been referred to an amazing neurologist that has been helping me and my family deal with everything he can. Have you ever diagnosed a pacient with MS? I lived in the U.S. from 3 to 12 years of age. Therefore my "língua mater" is English, even though I speak "Brazilian" Portuguese very well. And I sympathize with your story. When I returned to Brazil, I hated it (LOL). I couldn't grasp the nuances of "Brazilian" Portuguese and was constantly made fun of. But, since I'd already tackled such "bullying" in the U.S., which was way less than in Brazil. I kinda knew how to react and I used what you say in many of your videos. I became positive and asked myself: "Why are these children attacking me? Is it because they're scared of me? Is it because I have knowledge that they don't have? Or is it genuinely dislike for my person?". I was a bit arrogant in my preteens/teens and only realized this later in life, late teens to early adulthood, and began abhorring it. It was my baby sister who showed me one of your videos about headaches. I've always had them, headaches, since I started menstruating. And after my diagnosis (RRMS) they've become a reccuring thing. Specially before or after my period. I've consulted with my neurologist and we've been trying different things to tackle this problem. I know it's not ideal, but I have to have a fan in my room as I sleep. Because if I don't the headaches are horrible and I'm not able to sleep!!!! And it's better than filling myself up with analgesics everytime I get these headaches. Well, I hope this (essay, LOL) finds you *happy and healthy*. Best regards. Talita (AKA: Lita) from Brazil. P.S.: Just thought of sharing a bit and, who knows, maybe you've got some pointers for us who suffer with MS. 🤔😎👍🏻

[@shawnphillips9420]

More of Bear

[@user_13796]

And he also got his new television 📺📺📺

[@happywhile8159]

As detective Jake Peralta said internal bleeding is good because it's where the blood should be, so no problem

[@samanthabourne4865]

😀😂😂

[@rapha2028]

Quoting doctor mike from a meme review: “the blood might be inside you but it’s not supposed to be floating around in your chest cavities!”

[@nerfy1166]

A detective can never be wrong, right?

[@manikantan4809]

This scene is in so many old movies and shows

[@sevenmonek4299]

nine nine!!

[@mariesmemories]

As someone who grew up in Korea one of the first things I teach my foreign friends who visit is Korea's "hurry hurry" culture. He even says it in this episode too! The fact it took that long for an ambulance to come or the fact no one called for help (when people are almost always on their phones there) doesn't seem possible. They come pretty much within mins. They are actually at a train station, even more so at these places medics are always present. Thanks for reacting to this Dr. Mike!

[@MrGamelover23]

Ooh, tell me more. I mean could Google it but I'd rather hear it from a Korean than an American writing about it.

[@redvinesron]

So interesting! I always heard how efficient they are. 😊 I was surprised how long the EMTs took too, considering they're at a train station. I grew up in India, so it wouldn't be surprising there 😅 In fact, if you can find a clean space, a doctor would have better luck with a procedure there than expecting any emergency vehicle in a decent time.

[@myztik5716]

Why is everyone saying no one called for help? The mother does at 0:43

[@MrGamelover23]

@@myztik5716 They mean calling 911 (or the Korean equivalent.)

[@doyelmoulick2053]

I am an indian and that happen here all the time.

[@ppleakage2785]

Good Doctor (USA): “Hey can I copy your homework?” Good Doctor (Korea): Yeah just change it up a bit so it doesn’t look obvious you copied”

[@anaani54354]

OMG ✋🏻😫😹

[@kris_pang]

Lmao but actually Daniel Dae Kim was the one bought the rights to adapt it kkk

[@neonice]

Also the American version got progressively worse the more it strayed from the original's concepts :/

[@maudyanisa7664]

@@neonice korean version having 1 season with cute little interaction of between the characters and having all cases cover in 1 season. US version having 4 seasons with fillers and sex all over the place, female main character and main lover in Korean version becoming female sidekick as well as main chara and being the supportive friend

[@jimenacatalin2317]

There is also a Turkish version. Is actually good

[@Lily8061]

"I'm less impressed that he knows all the organs and more impressed at how amazing of an artist!" Omg the way he said that 🤣🤣🤣

[@kasvinimuniandy4178]

Hahaha

[@Paul-km7kq]

You also gotta understand that this is a drama from many years ago. This is actually what kinda made me want to be a doctor. I actually got nightmares watching it though, cause I was like seven or eight

[@Hosigie]

D: what do you mean drama from many years ago? It's from 2013! Are you calling me old?!

[@MrGamelover23]

@@Hosigie science can change a lot in 7 years.

[@SammySam444clubpengi]

@@MrGamelover23 And so can accuracies of shows aha

[@deproissant]

Every medical thing shown in this video hasn't changed since a decade ago. Quit it with the excuses.

[@kharkovluzhin8333]

@@deproissant but the film industry does?

[@전에녹]

In most medical K-dramas, the drama comes from (1) hospital politics - fighting for higher positions by removing someone, (2) doctors fighting over how to diagnose a patient, (3) hospital romance, (4) some sort of tragedy (patience or some main character dying), and (5) malpractice mystery - someone trying to prove that there was a covered-up malpractice case. Therefore, someone saying that they will risk their hospital position for something is a common trope in medical k-drama. This would allow drama in point (1) or (5)

[@LamZL1]

what else can you have in any medical dramas tho? like what would an American drama have different? (genuinely asking)

[@nikibronson133]

It's just a common Trope in television in general

[@zackfiat607]

@@LamZL1 usually they put more emphasis on healing the patient and what the difficulty. Politics and such and only take 30%ish

[@judymegan4827]

Very well summed up!! 🙌😁

[@sharpasacueball]

Isn't that all medical shows ever aside from pure comedy ones?

[@iamrandomsauce]

He doesn't need special tools - he's superhuman and knows everything. The thing I love about Kdramas is that they always put a terminology explanation on the screen. All western shows just take it from the point that the viewers are informed of every term that is used. Some specific dramas even use a huge lot of terminology without verbally explaining it to its viewers. Kdramas simply give you a small "dictionary" on the screen. PS. Koreans have their own SNS (social network sites), so no - not YT.

[@shadowstrike2594]

Please don't compare savant syndrome and autism to superhuman abilities (unless your are talking to a child who is feeling self conscious of their disorders) Si-on's abilities are very dramatized but he basically just has good memorisation and visualisation skills

[@iamrandomsauce]

@@shadowstrike2594 I didn't actually - that was irony. But even if it was what you said it was, in comparison to all of us regular Joes, having that good of a memory is a superpower. Most of us don't remember what we wore yesterday for work.

[@kyre4189]

>PS. Koreans have their own SNS (social network sites), so no - not YT. If people from other countries have seen the video, then it probably was YT.

[@iamrandomsauce]

@@kyre4189 I'm talking about the one mentioned at about 11 minutes into this video, where they say "a video circulating the internet" and Dr. Mike suggesting it's on YT. No, it wasn't, as I explained why.

[@richardwani2803]

If this is set in North Korea then no KZbin if it's south Korea then they do indeed have KZbin

[@unzikarim2648]

Finally He's moved to Kdramas. FINALLY. I hope he will see The Doctors. It has so many cool skull scenes

[@khanyi8512]

I was waiting for this...lol

[@studyingwho]

he already reviewed Hospital Playlist!!!

[@khanyi8512]

@@studyingwho the older k dramas like pre 2015

[@genevaeram]

I want him to react to Dr Romantic

[@ELmayberry]

yesss... The Doctors is awesome, I've watched it 3 times

[@afharris7]

THEY GOT MY DUDE WATCHING K DRAMAS NOW!!??? HELL YA 🥰🥰🥰

[@allysondesjardins7220]

I'm in too HE BETTER CONTINUE LIKE THAT XD

[@noface9148]

I highly recommended the " Doctor John " it is also a kdrama but it focuses more to the rare diseases and have a clashing beliefs about euthanasia. I don't know why it is underrated but i think that's my favorite medical drama so far. (Plus it doesn't have a cheesy romance)

[@rimakartikasari1593]

Finally found someone who has the same opinion with me

[@tris693]

Totally agree! This is the best med drama I've watched from kdramas.

[@ellyiliahuz1455]

I love doc john! 👍👍👍

[@jennyadan6055]

Doctor John is the best 💖

[@juliaortmann8387]

Totally! My favorite K-Drama and series in general!

[@elenasosa3004]

He's entering a rabbit whole. Once I discovered kdramas I have not watched any soap opera, TV shows, novelas, nor dramas. I even bought Korean cable.

[@KingCookieCat]

hole

[@sandraayuba2801]

LoL I'm right there with you! I didn't even come up for air for the first 6 months 🤭

[@er1v4n-hu3]

Since he started already, my favorite is Doctor Stranger. I think it's a great one for a reaction.

[@ahagablink4821]

Same

[@fiorev6274]

Once you're in there's no way out

[@AishiBhattacharyaOfficial]

There's actually really good medical kdramas. Do watch the medical scenes in "Doctor John", with Jisung and Lee Seyoung as the leads. The scenes are pretty accurate. And as a medical student I got to learn some interesting diseases and procedures from the drama. Also another neuroscience related medical kdrama is called "Doctors" also known as "Doctor Crush" with Park ShinHye and KimRaewon as the leads. It's a nice one too.

[@raniafathallah5205]

He should review romantic doctor too

[@amnarehman6389]

He should also review Hospital Playlist

[@m.moussa8786]

@@amnarehman6389 he did

[@amnarehman6389]

@@m.moussa8786 i missed some chapters, Thanks for telling me😊

[@samhunt6300]

Doctors had a good premise buy the relationship was a bit creepy

[@azrel28deborah]

The Korean culture that values honor more than any thing so it is very common for them to leave their post because of something that they think are dishonorable.

[@elliegrace6410]

You have to take into account that the Korean version was released in 2013 and probably with a smaller budget than the American one which was released in 2017. They had a lot of time to research and fix up amy errors. Also gore is not really allowed on Korean TV so thats why the special effects are not the best. This is one of my favorite K-dramas of all time and I highly recommend to watch the whole thing.

[@jjjlove2260]

The Korean original version of "Good Doctor" was the first k-drama I ever watched. I really liked it. The main character was so sweet.

[@ashikhas7983]

Me too!This was my first kdrama

[@surgeidness]

There are lots of American shows that were a Korean show first. However, Korean shows have fewer seasons.

[@icollectstories5702]

'cept Masked Singer and I Can Hear Your Voice😜 I thought Fox did a great job adapting those two.

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

Fewer seasons, but almost movie-length episodes lol

[@Kittykat5kits]

I have been watching Kdramas since I was 15, and it astounds me how many doctors can time travel too.

[@zoesoteriou6978]

Yessss they are so fun to watch Dr. Jin Faith Live up to your name

[@ELmayberry]

ooh.. like Dr. Faith

[@malusim6089]

That is a goooood one!!! Wonder if the main ark ever had anything to do with going to that alternate universe to find a version of his mother that wasn't going to die?

[@graceoodunmbaku8088]

I CACKLED

[@PamelaWhiteley]

Yes! Dr Jin!

[@itskateeee]

5:26 "I'm less interested in the fact that he knows all the organs and more interested in that he is an amazing artist", same doc HAHA

[@astraldeer]

My brother has ASD, and to hear a popular doctor talk about the stigma and debunking all these stereotypes about it warms my heart.

[@byjking]

Now I wonder what it would be like if Mike watched Blood which is another medical kdrama, but the doctor is like a vampire or Romantic doctor, Teacher Kim.

[@lifeasuknowit9157]

Send me the link I've never seen it do u like it?

[@monalisa31795]

Oh please let dr. Mike react to Romantic doctor kim, its my favorite medical kdrama 😍😍😍

[@Justchillinr]

YESSS

[@unzikarim2648]

Looooool. He's gonna be like How is that even possible and say ' i wish i had that ability"

[@ananyamehra8192]

Applause for the editor also...adding the video clip and the meanings of medical terms 👏🙌 Great job !!

[@Izzu162]

"Is this a one-to-one adaptation of the show?" Well, it's kinda a yeah and a no. Cos the American adaptation actually add plenty of extra sexual drama that didn't exist in the original as well as well as assign Shaun into general surgery dept. Whereas in the original Sion was assigned to the paediatric dept specifically. In fact, the main surgeon here was a thoracic doctor who specialise in paediatric cases if i remembered correctly.

[@aparnasrijith5654]

Half of the time I was like 'omg I remember what Mike has said when he reacted to this scene in the American version'😂

[@marienefelimathy182]

The good doctor korean version was actually released as early as 2013, therefore the new American version, more recent, has « corrected » some of the parts that were more inaccurate in the first version, I feel. However, I’ve watched both series and the major difference resides in the fact that the original version takes place in the pediatrics. Moreover, the doctor is given different characteristics to his autism, such as a strong desire to save those kids. He tries to communicate with them, and thanks them after each operation.

[@salkjshaweoiuenvohvr]

As someone with ASD I appreciate your recent coverage of the subject. Thank you for putting a positive and informative spin on it.

[@sarabrenna5525]

As a fellow autistic person I agree, I am really glad someone with a big platform and who's also a medical professional is talking about asd this way.

[@SilverStarStorm.]

Also autistic and I really liked that he gave a short explanation and called it a "variation of normal". When I heard that I immediately went to the comments to see if anybody had anything to say about that. It makes me really happy that recently I've been hearing mentions of autism in videos that are not on that topic and can then find fellow autistic people in the comments.

[@erikasong3054]

It's a good thing that you've finally seen the original version of Good Doctor! It was a good drama, albeit it's not perfect. While being a medical drama, it's also meant to be shown as a melodrama, hence, its emotional story telling and to empathize with the autism community. It also has 20 episodes, hence, the episodes are packed with great character development. As the drama was made in 2013, graphics and cinematography aren't really as its best but newer korean medical dramas have become better as years go by. Of course, this will still be a classic and this drama is a blessing to korean dramas and even to those enjoy the American adaptation. :)

[@mikailagray]

Yes the first season is basically exactly the same as the korean drama but Korean dramas tend to not have multiple seasons so everything after season one is “original”

[@cutenghi]

10:35 « who’s excited for you to leave your position » welcome to the kdrama world where everyone hates ceo and wants their position 😂

[@techead23]

Everyone hates every other person random reason

[@Tingveluv]

all the evil people must hate the kind hearted people just because they are kind-hearted

[@snotset2165]

More like opera over asian culture. Hierarchy based on your reputation, reputation is being a "smartmouth", and the over the top greedy but everyone is the same as me so might as well be open about it. Kdrama is just the adaptation

[@angelidia]

Kinda reminds me of a telenovela that was aired in 2019. After the director of the hospital was assassinated, a doctor became the new director but the antagonistic wanted that position so he does whatever it takes to have the doctor demoted. Yeah just your typical novela. Lol

[@101falcon]

There is no such thing as encouragement or good will by none 'good' family members, lovers or anyone else unless they're gonna die within the next 50 chapters/pages or 5 episodes (depending on what format it's in) or eventually become the lover. It's literally just 'look at the mc, they're such a kind, wonderful, sophisticated individual for being a decent human being. Everyone else besides them and their companions are vile, selfish, disgusting trash that you should not even think of as human.' and you can apply this to pretty much everything with a 96% chance of getting a match (excluding when the mc is very clearly established to be a villain) It's so incredibly pretentious and can get very annoying very fast until you can turn off the reasoning in your brain

[@daisyisblue]

10:16 The hospital director promises to leave his position as an act of taking responsibility for his recommendation of Dr. Si On. And if you move on to next episodes, you will see more on this hospital political drama and how many people are actually excited at the thought that the director might leave his position.

[@anjaradonjic2316]

It's included in the Turkish version too

[@tarysunshine3878]

Glassman did leave when Shaun made a mistake

[@janetlim6303]

Please do "Descendants of the Sun" there are several medical scenes in a hospital, overseas military setting, & epidemic scenes throughout this kdrama. I highly recommend it, was very popular back when it came out in 2016.

[@tej4975]

Yes pleaseeee

[@imonplanet4597]

Don’t let him see Onews chest compressions lmao😳🤭

[@agnesljy5851]

@@imonplanet4597 and that open air surgery 😭😭 he’ll faint

[@Rouzmary]

Oooooh, love DOTS, lolz, it'd be funny to see how much of it would make him faint with it's wrongness XD

[@roannebello3408]

I wish he will watch those scenes, not just one episode

[@ajesver185]

dr Mike + kdramas is the best thing ever born

[@DyslexicMitochondria]

I've never seen a kdrama. Which one would you recommend

[@saashi2482]

@@DyslexicMitochondria depends on what you like

[@mrnreflects]

Agreed 👍!

[@tomhappening]

@@DyslexicMitochondria Hey dude I watch ur channeI. Massive fan of your content. Nice seeing you here

[@nimm32]

@@DyslexicMitochondria A good starter is "Start-Up" and it's on Netflix

[@kovulion7777]

That's why American Good Doctor looks good and realistic, the koreans already paved the way for story, all america did is to clean it up

[@chainjail4834]

fix it

[@whyisyes3957]

That’s the thing, Korea created the plot and characters, it allows the adaptions of the show to focus on medical accuracy, good special effects, and high attention to detail

[@annazrinyi2907]

I was waiting for a reaction of 'The Good Doctor' soo much and it's finally here!🙌🏽

[@AllusiveFlame]

AY HE FINALLY WATCHED IT!!! I've been wanting him to watch the original for ages, it's so good, I love it! Park Sion is too good for this world

[@nannel277]

Actually The Good Doctor was not copied but a remaked one. The writer showed the respect to the original version as giving the name Shawn (si-on) to the main character. We have also Japanese version of Si-on. It was really wonderful to find a cultural difference and share common feeling about life itself in 3 dramas.

[@preranagoswami87]

Exactly.

[@loweffort2025]

I don’t think Dr.Mike is ready for Doctor Stranger (2014) staring Lee Jong Suk’s surgery scenes. But it would be fun to see him react hha

[@jz_es.469]

it's not accurate, he's like a magician lmao so Dr. Mike is gonna ramble a lot if he decides to watch it. 😂

[@CeciliaADC]

He should tho!! Especially all those scenes where the incision is made in the chest 'at the line of symmetry' and theres no bleeding????

[@jz_es.469]

@@CeciliaADC yeah i think that was pretty epic

[@aaycali]

He should rather watch Dr. Romantic. Its more on GS and more accurate

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

Glass sign falling on child - every adult runs past. “You’re on your own kid! I’m gonna miss my flight if I don’t hurry. Good luck!”

[@random_commenter6904]

Meanwhile me: *screaming in horror*

[@queenqm]

@@random_commenter6904 same! Like i wasn't breathing and everyone was sooo chill

[@nyanbinary1717]

THANK YOU for saying that ASD is just a variation of normal. The way we talk about it as a deficit rather than a difference has done so much harm to so many people. Helping people with ASD should mean that others accommodate and support that difference rather than simply demanding that autistic people adapt to the allistic world that isn't built for us.

[@tarysunshine3878]

My son is ADHD & his best friend ASD. I told them that it is their super power because both have super focus, excellent memory & high motivation. They both doing great in school

[@clacla9395]

if doctor mike has a time and upload a series of reaction to a k-drama called "Romantic Doctor" everyone will have a Myocardial infarction joke wish to see his reaction to this k-drama

[@khansamaryam7988]

Ikr! I want him to watch that😭😭😭😭

[@nismakoirala9614]

I was saying that too

[@annero-annsarabia2310]

Waaah we have the same thinking lol 😂

[@sabahatshafique]

I reallyy realllyyyy want him to do a video on Dr. Romantic season 1. Dr.Romantic and Hospital Playlist are my most favvv series ever.

[@khansamaryam7988]

@@sabahatshafique ikr i also like Dr. Romantic s1 the mooosstt

[@Riya-nn7ww]

"why isnt anyone caling for help"....the lady that was screaming help be like ;-;

[@dearraine8655]

I think he meant someone calling 911 😂

[@toasterofdoom9629]

By "calling for help" he means calling the ambulance.

[@BabyDoll-ti6wn]

Calling for help means calling 911 lol.

[@Riya-nn7ww]

@@dearraine8655 yea i realized tht later...im stupid T-T

[@chelecovers6893]

the director promising to leave his position just means he's willing to take responsibility for anything that goes wrong, or for any harm that comes from the decision to hire this doctor. this kind of extreme sense of accountability is common in asian countries.

[@tarysunshine3878]

I think it’s only Japan & Korea have that culture

[@whyisyes3957]

@@tarysunshine3878China as well, it’s a rule for East Asia in general

[@reneelindenmann6561]

I’m watching this when I should be studying for finals. Hehe your videos always take my stress away though☺️

[@samiasekkour2471]

Same here

[@grandpamao7271]

Yo AP tests here

[@isaiasmedina8447]

@@grandpamao7271 i have human geography AP and i didn't understand anything in all year

[@grandpamao7271]

@@isaiasmedina8447 i have NSL, Physics 1 and APUSH. I am self studying apush so I am cramming the entire curriculum into two months of studying

[@zoesoteriou6978]

sameeee 😂

[@juliaparks3760]

I love how you explained ASD!! As a mother of someone with ASD, it's really important to correct the misinformation surrounding ASD and early intervention was HUGE for my son and we've been so lucky to have amazing OTs, speech therapists and educators to help him

[@dudie5403]

I really liked that Kdrama no matter if it's accurate. Joo Won did an amazing job.

[@xniuuu]

They didn't even change the name. Si-on sounds criminally similar to Shawn lmao

[@tara_nero]

Yeees, Korean version is so good and no one talks about it, I can't wait to hear the reaction ^^

[@Alex-cw3rz]

It is

[@intricatelycomplex]

We need more!

[@gargiverma1468]

Planning to watch it soon :)

[@vailingbow1068]

Looks like Dr. Mike might like the American version better since it's a little more medically accurate.

[@gargiverma1468]

@@vailingbow1068 Might be.....yeahh But the Original remains Original:)

[@EllyChang]

Wait till Dr. Mike sees Lee Minho doing mouth to mouth in The Heirs. It was literally killing the female lead even more 😂😂

[@jessieaddy1845]

😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀💀 I can’t this comment

[@KenMikaze]

The female lead would have died in ecstasy as she might have thought le min ho kissing her.

[@leskiharn9597]

I think you might enjoy a show called “Forever”. It is not a medical drama but the main character was a doctor for a long time and works as a medical examiner so there is a lot of “medical talk”. It is free on CW Seed and it’s probably on other streaming services too. I really enjoyed it and wish there was more than one season.

[@thomasmoreauleduc3252]

I agree ! The show was so great !

[@robinduplessis1326]

Forever was SO good and I’m still upset about the fact that it only has 1 season!!

[@noahbeck8919]

IM SO MAD THERES ONLY ONE SEASON 😭 WHYYYY

[@thomasmoreauleduc3252]

@@noahbeck8919 I feel you, believe me

[@thomasmoreauleduc3252]

@@noahbeck8919 The way they ended it, we should've had a second season. We were robbed

[@BLismylifethankstoquarantine]

10:30 so the work dynamic in Korea is little different. basically a few of those people on the board were excited bc if he leaves his position then they have the opportunity to take over or at least gain more influence. So that they can do as they please with the hospital and get even richer. Success is everything. Idk know if you watched the whole episode or if you watched beyond the first episode, but that becomes clearer later on in the series.

[@sisseholm4869]

Its the same in the American version tho. I'm pretty sure of that at least

[@taki1255]

@@sisseholm4869 It's like that everywhere in the world, in any field lol. The work dynamic is different in Korea in other things but this is standard executive warfare in any culture.

[@BLismylifethankstoquarantine]

@@sisseholm4869 idk maybe dr. mike is just innocent

[@bungaialoevera]

@@BLismylifethankstoquarantine, from the way he commented... I have a feeling he has not watched that first episode from start to end but being given to him a version that has tons of cuts here and there. The actual episode itself lasted about an hour...

[@mythplatypuspwned]

@@bungaialoevera Yeah, sadly I notice that in a lot of the videos Dr. Mike reacts to.

[@I.YanaCeee]

YES!! I've been wishing for you to react to this! And there is barely any similarities! This is my favorite! I really mean it! My favorite medical drama!

[@melotiny-l]

I'm imagining Mike watching Blood (kdrama) and being so confused as to why there's a vampire treating patients 😂

[@bamezorbelinda6891]

OMG hope he does that it would be so fun

[@darkangelprincess101]

Is it on Netflix?

[@melotiny-l]

@@darkangelprincess101 No, I watched it on a website or you can watch it on Viki but you need the plus subscription.

[@DanielaSerodio]

Haha! I also commented referring to Blood and thought I was so original. I have now found five comments of other people with the same thought... womp. Vampy lovers unite!

[@melotiny-l]

@@DanielaSerodio LOL really?? I didn't even scroll through the comments. Originally, I intended to comment about Doctor Stranger & Blood but figured Dr Mike would be way more confused over Blood 😆

[@acrojen03]

I'd love for him to check out Dr. Romantic! It's one of my personal favourite medical dramas.

[@kristinakriskova1125]

Yes, agree Dr Romantic is my one favorite and first medical kdrama that ever watch.

[@rutu6881]

Yessssss!

[@dyVal]

I am an IT consultant and asian who likes medical drama from USA to South Korea. Nice to see a real doctor who reviews medical drama. It was exciting to watch those medical dramas but now its a relief on what to expect, get excitement and just have fun.

[@nidashaikh1412]

I am a simple person,I see kdrama ,I click on it

[@carolynekhabamba1016]

Same🤣🤣🤣

[@kiiiiiiiiiiik11]

Korean shows actually have interesting stories they don’t go with the classic things and it’s nice to learn their culture

[@sarahfisher1876]

I feel like that end quote from the doctor saying “I will leave my position” is culturally accurate for where the story is set. I’ve actually heard stories from earlier eras set in Japan and Southeast Asia where people pledged to resign or even commit suicide if the result of an important decision they made caused harm.

[@ErikaCh]

Omg i was watching his reaction to the American version the other day and wondered if he's ever gonna react to the Korean version and here it is!! Thank you for this! XD

[@ananyamehra8192]

Big shards of glass fall on to a child from such high above Dr.Mike: The child is not even bleeding that bad there is not even blood Dr. Mike 3 seconds later oh thats a problem he has glass inside his body

[@saragupta1638]

He was talking about his face

[@maggieplummer2950]

"This is less believable than the American version." Yeah that's kinda the unofficial motto of kdramas...........It's also kinda why we love them.

[@lilyrodriguez8960]

When ever I watch these shows I think to myself WWDMS (what would Doctor Mike say) about the situation Dr.Mike: "Chest Compressions, Chest Compressions, Chest Compressions "

[@vailingbow1068]

Only if there's no heart beat. Wouldn't want to do chest compressions when the heart's beating.

[@nabindu7979]

thats literally all that runs through my head now whenever I see anything remotely medical, and I don't even have a first aid license yet

[@keirahealy7082]

And call for help (911)

[@meg-mind1708]

doctor mike reacting to kdramas BLESS OUR SOULS

[@tomhappening]

yisss

[@selometesfayederibe5988]

I loved the korean version 😍 even though I didn't understand all the medical terms and all.

[@kaycollarfeild]

This hits different. I'm 19 and last week I was diagnosed with ASD. All talks about early intervention makes me jealous my sister got all of that and nobody ever believed me.

[@callie5968]

Im 19 and on the waiting list for an assessment for ASD, so far it’s been 5 months and I read that waiting can take up to 12 months, how long did you have to wait? My mum is getting impatient because she wants to know what support I’ll get.

[@williamgreen575]

Well, you're 19. I was diagnosed at 55. There is still a lot you can do. Good luck.

[@callie5968]

@@williamgreen575 Thanks ☺️

[@kaycollarfeild]

@@callie5968 I waited 5 years! I was put into the child assessment stuff first. Then they decided I cant do that and switched me to the adult service. Which took about a year. Adult service is much more helpful. Many people take years to be diagnosed, especially women. They often get put with a personality disorder. It's not uncommon now for people in there 30s-60s to just now be diagnosed with ASD. I hope yours goes well and you can get the right support you need and will be beneficial to you :)

[@callie5968]

@@kaycollarfeild thanks so much! ☺️

[@arhonijungio6432]

Hospital playlist is one of the best medical dramas! I would want Dr Mike to react to more episodes. Season 2 is coming

[@euniceolilah9357]

Happy that you're finally covering the Korean med dramas I would really like for you to react to 1. Dr. Romantic - this show is insane!! 2. Doctors - actually one of my favorite medical dramas 3. Live Upto Your Name: I wanna know your take on traditional and current medical procedures. Now to the criticism...... The one thing that kinda irrrks me is you comparing the procedures from years ago to the most resent ones and technology from then and now, I acknowledge that it shouldn't be so different from a medical standpoint but come on you don't expect yesterday to be more developed than today, that's why there's research and all to make sure there's a better option to what's being done today as @MamaDoctorJones would put it, they did the best they could with the information they had at that point in time. Argument comes from the mouth to mouth thingy and the special effect situation. Otherwise I looooove your work so far🙌

[@dontbeMEEN]

pls keep watching hospital playlist!!! also there's a second season coming out soon

[@Shumeesmy]

I would love you to react Romantic Doctor. It's a Korean drama as well.. first ep. of first season would be enough to make you "What is going on here?" LOL

[@amypond5434]

i love that show so much, it would be so cool if he reacted to it

[@ObnoxiusSoul]

Doctor romantic actually

[@Shumeesmy]

@@ObnoxiusSoul oh right.. in netflix it's called Doctor Romantic.

[@msk-qp6fn]

In the original korean version, Shaun's name is Si-On(read as See On) and si means to provide or give away with kindness and on means wramth. Also, in the original korean version, Claire Browne's equivalent(Yoon-Seo) is Si-On's love interest.

[@khansamaryam7988]

What Dr. Mike doesn't know is that a FLOOD of kdrama lovers are coming for him😂😂 LET'S GO FAM,,,, we'll make him watch kdramas from now on... -Dr. Romantic -Hospital Playlist - and also medical scenes from DOTS😉

[@annero-annsarabia2310]

Yes to doctor romantic hahaha

[@sabahatshafique]

YES! AMEN TO THAT!

[@flofee]

Yong Pal!

[@ehietomi4375]

Doctor Stranger 💃🏻

[@khansamaryam7988]

@@ehietomi4375 yep ..

[@popsee9745]

They technically didn't copy the show because it was actually the adaptation of the korean show. They wanted to air the english version seperately.

[@blueberrycheesecake3852]

You Know Dr. Mike.... The Guy Who Said the Jugular Vein was Cut in the US Version literally said: "I'm a Doctor, Lemme Take a Look!" :)

[@artsyjc]

Yes, I watched this when it first came out and loved it. I hav'nt even watched the English version yet because I don't want it to be ruined for me. The main actor in this k-drama did such a good job!

[@Cmamonesh]

I watched Good Doctor American and it's better than the Original Trust me.

[@GDoor23]

Since you’re starting to watch asian medical dramas, I highly recommend watching/reacting to “Unsung Cinderella” though it focuses more on the pharmaceutical department but is pretty accurate... it has it’s flaws for “dramatical effect” but overall it’s pretty nice and accurate

[@버스타는바다표범]

I am a Korean. I saw the Korean version of Good Doctor. It's so much fun and the main characters are so good at acting and Joo Won (Xion's real name) is so handsome. Juwon is one of the most handsome Korean actors.

[@ninafojtikova2698]

this was the first kdrama i have ever watched! so good

[@fabiennec5945]

Im trying to tell you!!!!

[@bungaialoevera]

Same here! Both me and my husband! 😆

[@stallonegremista9600]

I would like to see more kdramas. Some options: d-day, doctor stranger, dr romantic, heart surgeons,

[@amypond5434]

yass

[@cfire845]

D-day is so gooodddddddd

[@AnonymousUser-pt2yb]

O my gooddddddd someone mentioned. D day i was looking for thissss ahhhh thankyouuu❤️❤️❤️❤️💜

[@TheOnie1234]

Also Dr. John

[@nurfazrin6019]

Hoping for D day omgg

[@OscarEstiller]

You should take note that the Original Korean Good Doctor was wayback 2013 wherein there were only very few medical dramas and the effects were not yet of good quality.

[@melissaknudson5096]

Favorite phrase of all time: “okay...that’s a problem” you can literally use it anywhere any time and it will apply perfectly.

[@onmyoji01]

There's also the Turkish version of the "The Good Doctor" 😂 I hope you'll check that out as well

[@laylammorais]

Omg now I'm curious, is there any website you know I can watch it outside of Turkey?

[@ellaaaaaaaa]

@@laylammorais i think sooo, go search fox play tr and watch "mucize doktor,"! lmk if u need a link of the website

[@Avrysatos]

Oh wow. That's neat!

[@فديوهاتمضحكة-ض7ظ]

Dr mike I want from you to talk about what the Palestinian children suffer from the terrorist Israel because you are doctor and I think that is your job to talk about the humans

[@sailorstarfairy1]

Also, the whole thing about leaving position is a cultural thing

[@leana2922]

Congratulations to you and the team for winning 4 Webby awards 🎉🙌

[@cheesecakelasagna]

0:40 “Not gonna lie, this special effect here kinda weak.” Big mood, lmao.

[@JR-ju3kj]

There's only so much money a TV series can spend on the budget for visual effects,though.

[@mandylee4644]

the KR version also was created in 2013 so thats also why

[@samhunt6300]

@@mandylee4644 yeah dramas these days have expensive budget

[@heedeungi_]

Its an old drama so effects are outdated

[@ashmitasarker2770]

yea older kdramas are def weak on special effects but now it's really good like doom at your service has amazing effects and cinematography

[@laurac.1095]

What is interested in the Korean version is not the médical bit but the differences in society and the way the main actor play and evolve! I started with the Korean version way before they did the American one and it has a special place in my heart ❤️

[@birdiebridges3510]

The South Korean Good Doctor was my first k-drama. It was so amazing. Now I am totally hooked on all the k-Dramas. I thought it was tons better than the American version that copied them. You can not judge it by watching a little bit of it.

[@Phouanesavath2]

I watched a little bit of both and I found the acting and the treatment of the medical emergencies are better and more realistic on the American version but I like the story on the Korean version a little bit more. The Japanese version also did a pretty good job.

[@sasys8n]

@@Phouanesavath2 there is a japanese version? Just.. why..

[@sparkle2848]

@@sasys8n theres a turkish version to lol

[@ToquemeuTOC]

@B K Haha, me too. I hate the 2nd episode ending. I'm just asking myself if it's due to the same situation.

[@noorykorky5056]

I will say, though, I got hooked to k-dramas through watching Samguk (historical fiction) dramas... 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@siscamustikatiara240]

I want Doctor Mike to react to k-drama Doctor Stranger.. having an imagination about surgeries procedure and can do operation in the dark hehe

[@maletinesmlmc]

I was about to suggest Doctor Stranger. Thank you. I strongly support this Dr. Mike, please.

[@Youmeikoeun]

I hope to see more Korean Medical Reaction in the future Dr. Mike🤗🤗😘

[@marshmallow625]

Yes, USA purchased the copy right from Korea. One of the deal is they can't change much from the original script. Just think of the English good doctor a dub version of the Korean version hahaha

[@ananyamehra8192]

Ok I am shocked!! Dr.Mike has the explanation of any condition or disease that he is watching and/or reacting to in a video or a photo!! That is commendable 👏👏

[@NaserNaser-yn6ee]

I think he is the example of doctor who regularly refresh his memory of medical knowledge

[@rrrrrimaslah]

a lot of medical korean dramas are very fun, i hope you react to more of the medical korean dramas

[@elfelizardo6182]

OMG! I’ve been waiting for this! Next one is Romantic Doctor Teacher Kim (weird translation but it really translates to Passionate Doctor)