Review by Shoebarno

The Good Doctor has put so much effort into putting social justice in the forefront of each episode in recent seasons, sometimes to cringy, ham-fisted levels, that it comes as a shock how it went ahead and used an awful yellow "this is how you know it's a 3rd world country" filter on the episode set in Guatemala. It looks and feels pretty awful.

Otherwise, I can get behind the drama of it all. There are emotional moments.

Then again, seeing the doctors who in previous episodes have managed to be stoic through the sufferings of their American patients breakdown because of being unable to help equally dire Guatemalan patients feels a bit off.