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Dr. Shaun Murphy is canceling his appointments and retiring from San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital.ABC said its veteran hospital drama “The Good Doctor,” starring Freddie Highmore, will end after its upcoming seventh season, which premieres Feb.

Felicity Huffman has questions for .The 60-year-old actress returns for her first television role in the proposed Good Doctor spinoff, since her involvement in the 2019 college admissions scandal, and ET has a new exclusive sneak peek from Monday's episode.In the backdoor pilot, Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore) seeks legal representation to help him win a case and puts his faith in promising, young lawyer Joni DeGroot (Kennedy McMann), who has obsessive-compulsive disorder. Described as «brilliant, funny and self-aware,» the young lawyer is relatively new to her prestigious law firm when she takes Shaun’s complicated case.

Felicity Huffman is making her return to TV with ABC released the first look at Huffman's first major acting role, a planted spinoff of , since her involvement in the 2019 college admissions scandal. Huffman plays Janet Stewart, a highly regarded attorney and partner at the law firm with a fierce intellect and dry wit, in the episode airing March 13.In the hour, Dr.

Freddie Highmore) gets suited up to say his «I do's.» As Glassman (Richard Schiff) helps him with his bowtie, Shaun asks if they could go fishing again sometime. The sudden ask surprises Glassman, who tells his protege that he thought he disliked fishing.A flashback to a fishing trip years ago sees a young Shaun complaining about the weather as he and Glassman try their luck at catching some fish. «I'm cold, and wet and very bored,» young Shaun says. But Glassman isn't deterred, promising him, «It'll be a good memory.»Though he doesn't show it, a light smile forms on young Shaun's face.Moments later, we're brought back to Shaun's wedding day.

Hill Harper says his nine-year run playing Dr.

“The Good Doctor” ended its third season on Monday night in dramatic fashion with a major character death, and the show’s largest Live+Same Day audience since March 2019 tuned in to watch.

Monday night saw yet more strong numbers for the broadcast networks, most notably for ABC’s medical procedural “The Good Doctor.”

Fictional hospitals are coming to the rescue of the real-life facilities running dangerously low on necessary medical supplies. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals are struggling to keep up with the demand of surgical masks, which can help protect both doctors and sick patients against the virus.

“The Bachelor” leapt to a season high viewership on Monday night and comfortably won the TV ratings race.

ABC is renewing one of its highest rated shows the morning after the Oscars.