'I Am A Surgeon' Is Just Soyjak Vs Chad

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[@DolanDarker]

He is a surgeon

[@penguinscanfly5796]

or is he? :vsauce:

[@UltraCenterHQ]

Yes

[@theholychonk8324]

He is a sturgeon

[@donpollo3154]

Source?

[@Ahmad.s_handle]

"Was"

[@HelloIAmAnExist]

As an autistic person, I can confidenty say I'm NOT a surgen But this guy definitely seems to be one

[@mensatico]

Hearsay

[@necrago]

​@@mensatico seems = opinion

[@hismajesty6272]

Dr Han: 🗿

[@MrLachapell]

If you not surgeon then you not autistic, ever thought of that

[@nikolozgilles]

(X) Doubt

[@Dredgenvore]

The problem with the good doctor is that the autistic main character is written as an emotionally unstable genius and as I and all my autistic friends will tell you, we are not geniuses. We are however emotionally unstable.

[@conductor_dee]

I got a lot of personal issues regarding the genius stereotype, bc ironically since I'm a smart student, they don't think I'm autistic (or any form of neurodivergent) at all. At any rate, though, I'm tired of being seen as the intelligent kid, I'm not as put together as they like to think I am. I got a lot of issues that go unchecked bc of my good grades.

[@ricardozetino6907]

On a 1-10 scale, How emotionally unstable are you ?

[@lazyvoid7107]

Bait

[@Dredgenvore]

@@ricardozetino6907 15

[@mr.noodleman8852]

Genius*

[@SilverScarletSpider]

he wasn’t fired for being autistic he was fired for being incompetent, rash, impulsive, walking out in the middle of an open heart surgery twice, and being unable to control his emotions. Dr Han was the hero.

[@monkiking778]

He isn’t incompetent but he is not doing himself any favors in this scene

[@raddle8516]

Tbf bro studied for years in med-school and was on-par when it comes to ideas with one of the best surgeons only to be sent to a department where he does not even want to be all while being unable to control his emotions well.

[@monkiking778]

@@raddle8516 true and he does become a surgeon and at the end of the season and being a surgeon was the dream his dead brother encouraged him to do

[@2HackFrauds]

Having issues controlling your emotions is part of being autistic.

[@KillerBlaze]

Didn’t bro walk out in the middle of a surgery too?

[@NotSoGenesiz]

from an autistic person: thank you everyone for tearing these stereotypes to shreds lmao edit: im certain some of you guys don’t understand what a stereotype is

[@sebastianherrera6514]

As another autistic person, I condone this too

[@snule349]

The good doctor is almost a parody of autism

[@LythronaxIGuess]

Yes, as an autistic person with autistic friends, the amount of people we've heard not knowing what autism is is crazy. They all just think it means stupid.

[@Berkfulm3D]

As a person with autism, I can relate to this command

[@Collective.Consciousness]

​@@LythronaxIGuess Слава Україні 🇺🇦

[@Dark-kz2bq]

I don’t think they has malicious intent when they overshot the whole “brilliant autistic surgeon” trope I just think they tried a bit too hard and missed their mark.

[@maligulant4396]

they tried waaaaay too hard. it's fucking hilarious. sincerely, an autistic person

[@sokwubz567]

None of the writers where autistic, neither the director, or people on the first test screenings, they didn't do it maliciously, but they tried... Can't say it was a good try, but a try none the less

[@BubbyBoy]

The whole show's based on a Korean drama, and autism there is often marginalized or shoved into a corner, especially in media. So the fact the show exists at all is... something

[@ogrimbothesour2976]

@@BubbyBoy Ironically i think my favourite representation of autistic characters in a tv show comes from a k-drama i watched recently about an autistic lawyer, they use the savant trope but she actually has a lot of physical autistic and social traits that are really well done.

[@BubbyBoy]

@O'grimbo The sour I'm glad to hear that, honestly. Korea will always be, like, a decade behind progressive ideas, but it's nice to hear progress is made in the first place. Sure you don't remember the name of the drama?

[@bizmode8055]

Dr. Murphy : I am a surgeon Dr. han I am a surgeon I am a surgeon Dr. House: Its never Lupus

[@bDe4d]

Because it really never is

[@homelesslander484]

​@@bDe4d it was once

[@sadvec6328]

@@bDe4d It's fun, I grew up thinking lupus was this ultra rare disease thanks to the show, and now that I'm on the med field, I know that is way more common than I thought

[@SkyGodKazuha]

@@sadvec6328 It's common because you are in the hospital. Where do you think people with lupus-like symptom goes when it gets bad?

[@smoppet]

My friend has lupus and when she was diagnosed one of her other friends said, "but it's never lupus!" however she wasn't familiar with House so she was just like, "No...I really have lupus..." and they had to explain 😭

[@pohiena2666]

It's interesting how I've saw so many people saying that this show is a good representation of autistic people. At the same time I've also seen a lot of people saying it's a bad representation. I think it depends on the degree of autism that the person usually interacts with and how much they can put up with the trope of "autism=genius".

[@Sorrelhas]

A lot of moms will watch this show and that movie with Bruce Willis and puff their chests to say "It's really good representation" My mom does stuff like this all the time. I remember when she watched the movie with the cursed doll, and she went around saying to her religious friends that it was a perfect representation of how evil works

[@wizardfunk123]

​@@Sorrelhas helpp 😭😭😭

[@pohiena2666]

@@Sorrelhas My mom also does this sometimes. Sometimes people take a work of fiction as a complete representation of the reality of something. Although you as a writer can research to make something as close to reality as possible, nothing prevents you from writing whatever you want(both for good or for bad).

[@michaelroy6630]

The thing is, there is no perfect representation of autistic people because autism varies so drastically from person to person. The Good Doctor is a probably a good representation of certain autistic traits, but not every person with autism shares those traits. I think that's where a large part of the controversy comes from.

[@Halford_Steel]

I'm just glad I'm no longer compared to Sheldon

[@theunnamedaccount4009]

My parents really liked this show for some reason, so I ended up watching it a lot. My first reaction was "why on earth did this go past one season, it ended on a good note"

[@aRandomFox00]

Money, of course. The producers thought they could milk it past its expiration date. They were wrong, as businesspeople usually tend to be in the creative industry.

[@TheChocoboRacer]

You're clearly NOT a surgeon.

[@viderevero1338]

I watched it when it first came out. Liked the first season, but yeah it didn't need a second one. Didn't even watch the second one (though this I AM A SURGEON!! meme makes me feel like I should if they're really dropping BANGERS like this.)

[@nont18411]

Shaun is now the most punchable character in the show and Morgan gets her new backstory every episode. This show is okay as a guilty pleasure but shouldn’t be taken seriously.

[@cooliostarstache5474]

It wasn't very good, but it was still fun and entertaining for the first two or three seasons. It completely fell off after season three, though

[@rafaeltiburcio6624]

I really felt bad about him when the episode came out but I cant help but laugh at this so much

[@thebreadbringer9522]

Because he's screaming like a big dunderhead. I'm autistic myself and I even laugh in the face of people who act like this. Edit: Not literally of course. I meant to say I feel incredible disdain for an adult man acting like I did as an eight-year-old. I know folks that have it more severe can't help it but I still feel an irrational disgust towards it from secondhand embarrassment.

[@Giorgio-sp8fo]

@@thebreadbringer9522 I've seen people with terrible cases of autism and they have a huge inability to communicate, when they get distressed they raise their voice to points like this and its kind of fucked up that you'd make fun of someone meanwhile your autistic too.

[@grawlix-man463]

@@Giorgio-sp8fo I mean it's different when you are also autistic, because as an autistic person seeing someone freakout about things I used to freak out about when I was younger, they just seem silly, yes perhaps they are higher on the spectrum, but if I went through getting bombarded by loud noises, touching objects and textures that made me feel disgusting, and not being able to communicate, eventually getting used to these things (with occasional moments of being overwhelmed) seeing a grown man act like how I did when I was 12 is just weird, it's not wrong to think that

[@thebreadbringer9522]

@@grawlix-man463 Exactly. When I said laughing in their face it wasn't quite literal. You bring up a very good point here. A big part of why I can't deal with these sorts of people is in what you said. I feel insulted by a grown man acting like me as a small child. I know they usually can't help it but there's this insistent feeling of "For god's sake, just act like you're even trying to be an adult you immature excuse of a human being."

[@grawlix-man463]

@@ndoziadewole-jimenez4166 I think I hold the right to think it's odd, I'm not voicing it to them, not making fun of them, hell this is the first time I've even told someone I have thought this, so stop acting like I'm doing something wrong by voicing my thoughts in a youtube comment section

[@inanimatesum4945]

The craziest thing is that Daniel Dae Kim was the director AND producer for the show and he decided to be the “antagonist” in the show. The only issue is they truly made Dr. Han a good character and understanding person. He had sound logic and while understanding that Dr. Murphy has Autism he knows its best to put him in a role that plays to his strengths and doesn’t have such a high risk variable like being a Surgeon. And yet people found him as the villian initially.

[@Korgano]

I’m automatically primed to react negatively to anyone yelling at Daniel Dae Kim due to his heartfelt and heroic roles on Star Trek: Voyager and LOST. I think that’s part of the meme’s appeal. The guy being yelled at is not giving some kind of evil “haha I took away your surgeon card” look but rather has a pained expression.

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

​@@Korgano I like him better as a werejaguar

[@faridarridho8620]

Also that Daniel dae kim is Johnny Gat from saints row series!!

[@guul66]

well dr han was a villian. he was practically bullying dr Murphy, who was very competent at his job, because of his own preconceived notions.

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

@@guul66 guess it depends how you look at it

[@theonemeepermcmeep1852]

I'm an autistic person who just turned 18. When I was much younger, I would have large, constant meltdowns. Nowadays I am able to control my anger, and not yell at people. Sure, things don't always go my way, but I always make sure I'm still polite. Granted, I'm not a medical professional, but I know that you can't walk away and give up when things get tough.

[@snake239]

Are you a sturgeon⁉️⁉️⁉️🔥💯🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟

[@bendysama1728]

Well dude these people are getting even worse, instead of understanding the story,they bully him over and over again

[@davidleon7918]

​​@@snake239Shut up! That's not funny and its cringe.

[@gesudinazaret9259]

Ehm ,some people’s autism is worse than others?Lol you can’t compare your experience with autism with someone that has higher needs

[@mackielunkey2205]

Hey yeah I was autistic and had huge meltdowns too! I was also a complete dumbass at times and still am lol.

[@nickbosaburner2019]

He is one of the surgeons of all time

[@jeremytesticleman1607]

He was

[@jafacakes335]

so true

[@phosspatharios9680]

"IT'S SURGERIN' TIME"

[@notsojharedtroll23]

​@@phosspatharios9680 😂😂😂

[@biuliu7157]

Wow, how original

[@toganium4175]

As an autistic person myself, I’m glad that I never watched this show past the first episode.

[@lucasolsson1538]

I thought the show was pretty good all things considered. Though i can see the stereotypes being present. edit: meant to say "Though" instead of "thought"

[@themachoechidnaugandarandy7583]

Oben na noor!

[@RezzSubs]

Honestly, valid. As a fan I can tell you (imo) Shaun is easily the worst part of the show lmao especially in the latest seasons

[@Unless-feature]

I never watched past season 1 episode 1 either

[@d4Cheese]

Are you a surgeon?

[@fidalf99]

Any man who must say 'I am a surgeon' is no true surgeon. - Tywin Lannister

[@brickowls7886]

"And who has a better story....than Dr. Han, The Surgeon?" - Tyrion Lannister

[@egbertmilton4003]

Alright you medieval sister sniffer, what do you say to someone who asks for your profession. Is someone who answers that just no longer allowed to have a medical license.

[@santiagomartinez6231]

Me about to ask a surgeon their profession (their ass IS NOT A SURGEON 😂):

[@FauxReal.]

“You don’t know anything Murphy snow”

[@Bloxy123]

"The surgeon is tired. See him to his chambers."

[@Lakeside_Flower]

I think an important aspect of Autism representation is remembering it’s a spectrum. So while some works may accurately depict a specific form of autism, it therefore cannot represent other forms. The worst possible example of this is Sia’s film, “Music”, which attempted to display ALL forms of autism, and thus represented no one but the most surface-level stereotypes.

[@vukvucinic3685]

"I am a surgeon!" he shouted as he stole your kidneys

[@NetBattler]

He is literally me frfr ‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@cutcutado]

I'm autistic and i confirm that i steal people's kidneys

[@thepizzafoogle5481]

@@cutcutado Same, but I prefer people's livers, they taste better imo

[@ricardozetino6907]

Wait Wat?! 😯

[@HumanTooth]

steals lung steals kidney steals heart steals lung steals lung steals heart steals kidney steals lung steals

[@simonlegosson7082]

I’m a surgeon!-🤓 Hello a surgeon. I’m Dr Han.-🗿

[@igor.mariano]

honestly dr han was painted as a villain and complete jerk but bro was genuinely worried about the patients, he did nothing wrong imo

[@djamtz]

Sometimes we're good and bad

[@erni2619]

Dr. Han handled it very well. Also yes, the wellbeing of the patient is the most important. If I was a patient and saw/knew that one of their doctors had emotional outbursts, I would yeet myself to another hospital immediately

[@Junya01]

The act of transferring a doctor under you into a different department on a whim without their consent is highly illegal. I mean I get it tv drama bullshit but irl that shit would not fly at all. HR would have a field day with Dr Han, especially since the main reason he moved Shaun in the first place was precisely because he’s autistic as fuck

[@TheRoyalBum]

0:29 I never thought i'd hear the words "years ago" and "2019" used in the same sentence, yet here we are. Fuck

[@normanclatcher]

Yeah, weird time-skip we did there.

[@ultra3689]

watching this meme be born and evolve in real time has been a gift to my timeline. as soon as this meme dies twitter is gonna get kinda boring

[@FarnesV]

Gonna get? My brother in Christ, IT is boring

[@ofekk213]

Twitter? Boring!? Twitter is never boring, not saying it is fun either, just really interesting to follow all the drama...

[@elijahpelito4722]

Wait for the next overlyblown out of proportion drama. I have my bets on twitter thinking bananas are racist and that they invoke too much sexuality that any grown man who eats bananas are considered pedophiles, but that's just me.

[@ssgoko88]

Twitter isn't boring?

[@NetBattler]

Twitter already boring outside of drama stuff.

[@adamdhiyaa9808]

Man, this meme has been invading my timeline these past several days non stop

[@artbrox]

Shut.

[@NetBattler]

And cars memes invading my home page for no reason 🗿🗿🗿

[@themachoechidnaugandarandy7583]

Oben na noor!

[@kingofhorror4489]

​@@artbrox no one asked L cope get real

[@Lolzhero]

@@kingofhorror4489 I AM A SURGEON, DR HAN

[@zaragachizanparo4948]

"I don't think you understand who you're dealing with, Dr. Han. I'm not asking for a surgeon. No, I AM THE SURGEON! A man visits a doctor for treatment to get a tumor cut out, and you think that of me? Nonono. I am the one who CUTS!"

[@ShotgunLlama]

My judgment as an allegedly neurotypical person may not be as well-informed, but I get the distinct feeling that he is a surgeon

[@RoundhouseMax]

Watching this meme escape containment from twitter has been insane

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

Truly a Surgeonhood Classic

[@Anonymous-73]

What really makes this even better is that the show keeps trying to portray Dr. Han as the bad guy even though he’s handling the situation very well

[@guul66]

he literally bullied an autistic person into a meltdown he's a bad guy.

[@palapapa0201]

​@@guul66 no

[@Bookwyrm387]

​@@guul66 literally how

[@TheCristianalvarez]

​@guul66 you're a punk if you think that's bullying.

[@Anonymous-73]

@@guul66 that’s not bullying, all Dr Han said was that he’d have to earn the job back instead of just being given it (as that is how the system works) and responded to the breakdown by giving him a chance to leave which he didn’t take. And all of that was done without Dr. Han ever raising his voice once. Bullying implies that he’d be mocking him about it or shouting at him.

[@naransolongoboldbayer8030]

Whether the rep was good, bad or somewhere inbetween, I appreciate that it's resparked some needed conversation about autism and actually understanding it. It's no joke my own life was nearly ruined by the mere label of autism because of how "professionals" and the "special" education system treat autistic people (which is very fucking poorly). I won't go into more since it's very personal but it's still something that affects me even now and I've been having to omit the fact I have autism from things like job applications because of how stuff has gone in the past.

[@jessefanshaw8948]

this really puts it into perspective onto whether i should seek a diagnosis or not

[@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051]

@@jessefanshaw8948 As a not autist that they thought was a autist: No, they will find a way to label you a autist wherer you like it or not. I have poor social skills but this is due to a childhood of trauma and abuse, not autism.

[@creatingvideostobreakmyspe6049]

So basically, you get diagnosed, put in special ed, and do 6th grade work in 12th grade lol.

[@jessefanshaw8948]

@@creatingvideostobreakmyspe6049 it’s a good thing i’ve already graduated. seriously tho, that actually sounds horrible.

[@jessefanshaw8948]

@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 i’ve always known accommodations for neurodivergent people to be bad, but this damning. i’ve been screened for autism once or twice before high school but for the most part i’ve downplayed it by picking the “”right”” answers y’know? for the most part i was worried that an autism diagnosis would affect me getting employed or adopting children in the furture

[@Micha-Hil]

thought it'd be funny to share this with you all: in the opening part in one of the episodes of The Good Doctor, Lea Dilallo-Murphy (Shaun Murphy's wife) offers to Naughty in the shower, and Shaun instead focuses on all the negative downsides of Naughtying including a lack of balance, cleaning products clogging up the stimuli, etc. which I think perfectly represents the state of this series

[@shellbear7791]

Seems he would say you can't even be naughty in bed cause you could fall off and hurt yourself or something

[@nont18411]

@@shellbear7791 I mean…there was an entire episode that Lea boosted her own morale because Shaun was so dry on bed.

[@FuhrerHeisen]

@@nont18411 listen I skipped around too and watch this show purely for freddie, but that is not how that episode went down.

[@wabbajocky8235]

you heard it here first folks, autismo no sexo

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

To be fair, autism and hyper rationality usually go hand and hand. They are very logical thinkers, which can be a bad thing at times

[@tosutaa]

House was such a wild show. They'd do stuff like "house we can't figure out what's wrong with them" just for house to say something wild like "have you checked for a toothpick up their butt" and that would somehow be the problem

[@tofucube7703]

He's not just a surgeon he's also a good doctor

[@LanatioWantsCoffee]

YOU SAID IT I'M CRYING SO HARD RN 😮😮😮

[@bryztoe8754]

He's not just A good doctor, he's THE good doctor

[@Mihara01]

He said it! He said the thing!

[@d00gz_]

“What am I Dr Han, some kind of Good Doctor?”

[@elgenerico5453]

Maybe the true good doctors were the friends we made along the way

[@ohma3305]

I’m neurodivergent and I hate that every “autistic” person in media is some BAZINGA ass emotionless automaton. I work in a hospital tho an doctors on the spectrum definitely act like this

[@d00gz_]

The best autistic characters are the ones that you are never told are autistic

[@YodaOnABender]

@@d00gz_definitely, especially when it’s subtly hinted so that you can always just interpret them as having ASD, that way it shows you that people on the spectrum aren’t immediately obvious

[@stormgirl09]

Hey Sheldon is fire!!

[@galya8296]

Fr

[@YodaOnABender]

@@stormgirl09 just objectively wrong, not a single thing in that show was good

[@641d]

as a surgeon, i can comfirm that i would yell “im a surgeon” at people just to let them know that i am a surgeon

[@HumanTooth]

As a non-surgeon, I can confirm that I yell "I am a surgeon" at people to trick them into thinking that I am a surgeon (I love lying and spreading misinformation with malicious intent)

[@thepizzafoogle5481]

As an autistic person, I am usually the guy who sits and watches everyone else scream at me or each other without being fazed.

[@Dr.Oofers]

Sigma stare.

[@Boomalowav]

Nano machine mindset

[@mafius4530]

Autistic people try not to tell everyone they are autistic (challenge: impossible)

[@thesacreddatura]

@@mafius4530 non-autistic people try not to be ableist challenge (impossible)

[@radioactiveentertainment5059]

@@thesacreddatura autistic people try not to cringe while your fellow autists say stupid shit challenge (impossible)

[@baneblade__]

The difference between this and House is that House had style

[@cromwell300]

“Anyone who must say I am a surgeon is no true surgeon.” Tywin

[@egbertmilton4003]

Then how do you tell someone your profession then, you medieval horselicker

[@nont18411]

Tywin was interested in politics at the very young age.

[@reasonablequit7535]

The fact that this thing just existed for 3 days and is already a fucking massive meme

[@Salty-Unggoy]

I don’t think there’s a single way to properly portray Autism, it’s an entirely case by case condition. I’ve seen a few people behave like this in person, but there are many others with drastically different personalities and behaviors. Coming from an ASD commenter, by the way.

[@Cloaker86]

yup, thats why autistic character always get mixed opinions cus its just hard to portray unless the actor is legit just autistic cus with these kinds of things it gets wacker

[@gaynkayn5541]

Remember, he's a sturgeon 🐟

[@O_168recurring]

i like that

[@acg8161]

I can tell you right now, having Autism and ADHD myself, that guy would’ve been fired from his job within the first week regardless of how good of a surgeon he is. Mainly because 1. He is exhibiting very clear signs that he needs more specialized training and 2. Bosses generally do not care about people with special needs and only view us a liability. Trust me, I got fired from dishwashing in a restaurant for asking too many reasonable questions on how to work, while only being given one day a week to work part time, and 1 day before my birthday.

[@tuckertardif1162]

Why does it matter that you were expected to work the day before your birthday? Most people still work on their birthday, I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone complain about having to work the day before their birthday.

[@acg8161]

@@tuckertardif1162 I got one a day a week to work, regardless of if I got fired or not, they would not have given me time on my Birthday. Because didn't give me time to work or learn how to do my job. And on top of everything they fired me one day before my birthday.

[@iamwakeen]

when i was watching this show and came across that scene, i never imagined it could become a meme

[@trahnoelnikana5791]

As someone who actually watches this show and saw this episode on air date, this scene made me cry. With context it’s actually really emotional.

[@raddle8516]

It's sad to see how many autistic people don't get that there's a spectrum. You'd think they'd be the most understanding but nope. It's mostly just people who are low on the spectrum talking as if they're the only ones that exist.

[@ToxicMothBoi]

Actualy the first time ive seen this clip. Yet i still watch it because its very interesting how you explain all memes the internet comes across

[@Actual_Neanderthal]

I can't wait for the Dr Han spin off, "The Actually Good Doctor" its about a competent and professional Doctor who is good at his job.

[@interestingman7458]

He was not fired for being autistic. He was put on another job because he took off his mask during an open cavity surgery and walked away. Probably leaving the guy with mega infections, and basically quitting halfway though.

[@wangusbeef86]

And he only proves dr Han's argument that he may be too emotionally unstable be in an operating room.

[@djamtz]

Didn't he work through it tho?

[@Bookwyrm387]

​@@djamtz doesn't matter that he worked through it, the fact that it happened is bad enough, idk why so many people are treating him like a child throwing a tantrum, he is a fully qualified surgeon, people's lives are in his hands, autistism or no its his responsibility to not commit medical malpractice, and if that really is something he cant manage its his responsibility to recognize that and stop doing surgery, before he gets someone killed

[@danielbilodeau9045]

@@Bookwyrm387 Thank you. Speaking as an autistic person, if there's one thing about media depictions of autism that rile me more than prejudice against it, it's the use of it as a "get out of jail free" card. Being autistic in and of itself shouldn't be what bars you from pursuing a career, but it also shouldn't be the sole reason you get to keep it if you mess up, especially when the stakes are literally life and death.

[@yasininn76]

So yeah, he was fired for being emotionally unstable during an emotionally charged situation. That's what autistic people do. So he was fired for being autistic.

[@TheBlackopsDS]

Bro I just saw this meme today. You are on top of this stuff. Good work fam

[@1234kalmar]

This is one of the very few memes this channel covered that i have heard of prior to the video!

[@666zafiro]

The virgin surgeon vs The chad doctor

[@armankhan-ik7xe]

Hmmm? No. His face is japan But Dr surgeon is good doctor is smart But. His face chad is "🙁"

[@Rinrn]

They’re so mad about this meme in the shows subreddit 😂😂

[@about7grams]

I saw it once for the first time yesterday and boom, LIMC video about it next day

[@andreismith9696]

Bro Dr. Han literally looks like the gigachad guy. No wonder the meme took off

[@sqweed653]

Man your videos keep getting better and I like that you sometimes go a bit into societal issues without overdoing it or going down a rabbit hole

[@itsLantik]

Lol half of these comments are "As an autistic person..." and the other half are "I think he's a surgeon". The internet is beautiful.

[@officialtoddhoward69]

As someone on the spectrum, thank for you speaking against this stereotype. The amount of times people have been shocked when they learn I'm autistic and say something like "but you're so self contained" or "but you're smart" and a bunch of other shit like that, I have to restrain myself from slapping them.

[@coolisblue]

As a person with multiple disabilities myself, I do get insulted when people treat me like I'm totally helpless. Sometimes it insults me the same way those bullies bully my disabilities. Hell, maybe even more insulting, because those "nursing" behaviors people do to disabled people are often seen as a good thing when it's actually not.

[@officialtoddhoward69]

@@coolisblue Exactly, it's less helping and more like making us feel like we're just infants

[@noisenoise9600]

Though the savant thing is tired, it’s annoying how people (and apparently other autistic people) say the specific scene is portraying autism wrong, while it’s actually quite accurate. there’s a good amount of people that can relate to it, all the way through the whole emotional breakdown. The most annoying part about all of this is people who say so that are not autistic themselves or are self diagnosed.

[@Murderdogs]

Who are the people who think autistic people can't be smart? That's wild. I can get why people get amazed every time they meet one of us who isn't an emotionally screwed up weirdo because, well, for a lot of us it's hard work not to be. But in terms of intelligence most with autism I've (knowingly) met have been higher than average I'd say.

[@autorka1001]

Who’s your profile pic?

[@Rey_Palpatine]

This meme took over so quickly, I've been seeing it all over every social media site

[@AtomixIsDumb]

Literally watched this episode today on my first watch of the show this feels insane to see it being a meme

[@R_Caine]

You're not wrong about people clicking for anger, outrage or outbursts. Even I get interested in such subjects on social media.

[@poimon5607]

man its crazy how after a decade of the episode being released people are still making memes crazy!

[@fuzzhead941]

I used this image of him when me and my friend were singing creep on Twitter yesterday what a timing of this video coming out

[@sashamurashi225]

This is a certified surgeon moment

[@creamcat69]

Insane to think that this is a popular show and has been aired for a while

[@TimelinesOfMaybe]

Bro I just started watching this show again. Man the algorithm knows us more than we know ourselves

[@Identity_Theft]

Never seen this thing before, thanks to you I’ll see it all the time now

[@nutronstar45]

this is certainly a surgeon moment of all time

[@barrettoliver2009]

This is why House MD is the better show . Houseposting is instagram gold

[@ratking1330]

As someone who has watched the show, him acting childish makes much more sense in context. Tldr but spoilers if you care As a kid, He had abusive parents, his dad killed his pet rabbit. He goes and tries to take the rabbit to a doctor, meeting who is the head of the hospital in the show. Shaun and his brother ultimately decide to run away from their parents, due to his father killing the rabbit. An accident happens that ultimately ends up killing his brother. The police are contacted and try bringing shaun back to his family, but he completely refuses and ultimately the head of the hospital ends up adopting him. Shaun's brother gave him a toy surgical kit, which ultimately ends up being the reason as to why he becomes a doctor in the first place. He also blames himself for not being able to save his brother as well, becoming a surgeon to prevent this from happening again. Thus why he has a mental breakdown when he is fired, as he sees himself as a failure both to his brother and his adoptive father. Show overall is pretty mid, but there are a few episodes that really stand out. Generally, these are the episodes are the ones where the patient ends up having a terminal illnesses, or the ones that focus on other doctors. For example, Covid overwhelms the hospital and a ton of patients end up dying due to a lack of resources, and one of the cast ending up suffering from PTSD. Even still though, these episodes pull 7-8s out of 10. Not fantastic, but isnt bad.

[@ChangedMyNameFinally69]

Even that sounds super over the top, I saw the scene of the dad killing the rabbit.

[@mlpdisneylover]

Was waiting for this video

[@Oliver-ld3ei]

House is honestly one of the best medical dramas of all time though.

[@Denneth_D.]

I’ve seen a few episodes of that series as someone who’s on the spectrum I think he pulled it off good enough imo (Sadly we’re not living super computers like it’s Rain man)

[@themultiversalasbestosdeal7771]

look at this idiot, doesn't have the hud

[@lol3342]

Ayo it's you 🤯

[@Denneth_D.]

@@lol3342 nice that you noticed :3

[@hiiambob89]

Opened KZbin to look for a video about this and this was on my home page lol

[@CartridgeMaster]

I just graduated USMC Recruit Training and let me tell ya catching up on 3 months worth of memes is such a head trip

[@saltyboot1354]

Are chowtards still a thing?

[@ManCheat2]

I AM A SERGEANT CAPTAIN HAAAN I AM A SERGEANT

[@Tururu134]

Honestly coming from an autistic person, it's a fun show. Quite surprised to see the negative comments about his acting, if anything it's actually above average

[@TheSuperappelflap]

I find it incredibly cringe, corny and unwatchable.

[@yarissathomas1816]

Bruh

[@LinkinPhoenix007]

As a not autistic person, I'm also not a surgeon.

[@HumanTooth]

Autistic People 🤝 Allistic people (fancy word for non-autistic) Not being surgeons

[@Guy117.]

​@@HumanTooth i believe the term is normal

[@HumanTooth]

@@Guy117. unwise, normal is subjective

[@Guy117.]

@@HumanTooth invalid

[@HumanTooth]

@@Guy117. valid

[@Weeklongwind647]

I am betting the next video will be on the Lorax meme which is rapidly growing.

[@cooliostarstache5474]

Watching this show four years ago with my family and then seeing this today is surreal

[@Sub_2_SKARGUT_on_Odysee]

Honestly as an autistic I thought that the first episode is pretty decent and then I got bored out of my mind after a few more episodes in and went back to watching dragonball.

[@Optimusprime809]

I loved the part where he yelled "I AM A SURGEON" and continued to repeat this

[@tratamarack441]

Yo those glowing eyes edit tho, i fkn can't😂😂😂

[@Xedlord]

"You've probably seen this a thousand times by now" Yep this definitely isn't the very first time I've even glimpsed it.

[@ltb1345]

The sigma waits patiently as the beta explains his profession.

[@masonrawls6436]

It’s so goddamn funny for some reason lmao

[@KOBULT92]

Camp aside, there is a decent lesson to this. If you have an extremely useful skill, that skill will only have value if you can use it reliably in the correct context. Performance tops potential, success tops accolades and titles.

[@dogwithheadphones]

We finna make it into the ER with this 🥶💪

[@anabomination8320]

Bro i didint even see this but bcs you talked about it there will be a 1,000 memes for the next 3-5 days

[@leonmwangi4943]

Fun fact: Dr.Hans actor is also the voice actor of Johnny Gat from the Saints row video games

[@zoejpg8102]

As an autistic person I would like to say I am NOT a surgeon (thank you for debunking the stereotypes)

[@Cloaker86]

an autistic guy that is not a surgeon? impossible

[@dog_boy5123]

As an autistic person, I'm the last person who should be performing surgery on someone

[@Bitbatgaming]

Thank you Lessons In meme culture

[@JoaoVitor-ki3zh]

was waiting on this one

[@Goozero1]

Sturgeon: "I am a sturgeon!" The caviar industry: 🗿

[@Cybella]

Lmfaooo

[@svetlanarebane]

rewatched LOST a few months ago and said Daniel Dae Kim had the perfect gigachad jawline, lo and behold it actually becomes a thing lmao

[@treyebillups8602]

Hanbros… we’re so back

[@rdvxz4630]

I think the problem with this scene is that there is a side that says that they "exaggerated" with the representation of an autistic person. And another side which says that it would be a completely normal reaction of an autistic person to a similar situation. And of course, the side that doesn't know the context of the series, which are those who see this scene as ridiculous. I think the only thing that makes me laugh in all of this meme is Dr. Han's reaction. He's a new gigachad.

[@godpleasesaveus2112]

You should talk about the "golden freddy i hope nothing bad happens to you" meme

[@rayyaninspookymonth1630]

I think this drama is what my father was suggesting me to watch since I am a tistic and he wants me to like study good to be like that and he described the drama that she watch as an autistic person like in a very complex world

[@curlycookguy]

Me, an empath, sensing he's a surgeon.

[@gamerman7276]

I can't believe in the year 2023 we have to deal with people who watch soap operas like this and confuse them with reality. What are humans even?

[@grilledcheeseyay]

Honestly, this series is so good I have mixed feelings about it being taken out of context. I definitely find it funny but the last functioning brain cell of mine is protesting

[@screamingcactus1753]

I've never watched the show and the other guy is clearly very uncomfortable. He's not "stoic" he just doesn't have a clue how to react to that

[@FuhrerHeisen]

it is a good show but it does to much drama stories and cant just focus on the medical mysteries and fun character moments. I dont wanna spoil anything but if you sit down and watch from s1 to s6 with the understanding that it is taking place during 5 years, since shaun finishes his residency. It is insane the amount of issues or fights that happen and then repeatably

[@vulcanmemes9770]

@@FuhrerHeisen after season 3 the writing gets significantly worse, not even worth watching it after that.

[@andreismith9696]

it's not good lol

[@gallofilm]

as an autistic i can confidently say this man might just be a surgeon

[@HumanTooth]

As another autistic, thank you for clarifying that this man is a surgeon.

[@Cloaker86]

im not autistic but i can confirm he is in fact, a surgeon

[@Alex-yl8dz]

The trope you're talking about is called "The Bunny Ears Lawyers"

[@daddyshrek2295]

i never expected this scene to become a meme but it makes too much sense

[@8bitwiseman]

Everyone knows that Weird Al is the best surgeon we know