Good Doctor [Season 2]

You can't predict the future. Feelings change.

Making sure you're rested is also part of the job.

Good memories are like a beautiful song. You don't want them to ever end.

No one's life goes exactly like they dreamed as a kid.

We all have quirks. We can all be a pain in the ass from time to time.

— How are we supposed to give advice without dragging our baggage into it?
— Maybe our baggage informs our advice, gives us perspective, maybe even wisdom.
— Maybe you're confusing baggage with experience.
— What's the difference?

When something bad happens, we have to remember we're not defined by any one thing.

We all get smacked around. We got to learn to take the hits, lick our wounds, and move on.

Whenever people want you to do something they think is wrong, they say it is «reality».

Friendship is a two-way street.

Sometimes people, even the people you love and trust, betray you.

Empathy's very important. Telling the cold hard truth, even when it hurts, sometimes is the most empathetic thing we can do.

When a guy is stoned, he can tell another guy anything that's in his heart. You know, all the messy, scary, embarrassing stuff that he would otherwise never, ever, ever tell anyone.

I can't believe people ever lie. There are so many questions people might ask you, but if you tell the truth, you already know the answers.

— You don't think an organ donation should be an altruistic act?
— Can it be? A majority of donors do it to make their own lives more worthwhile, and almost a quarter do it to relieve guilt over a past mistake.