On Friday, August 23, TF1 began airing Good Doctor Season 6, which got off to a flying start as Dr. Audrey Lim (Christina Chang) found herself paralyzed in both legs after an attack. Will he ever be able to walk again? Answer the rest of the season.
Meanwhile, Sean (Freddie Highmore) has to live with the guilt of potentially making a medical mistake that left his friend disabled. His relationship with Leah was also a test, the two lovers had to learn how to live together as a married couple.
TF1 accelerates the broadcast of medical series
For its first two broadcast nights, The Good Doctor was offered at the rate of two new episodes per week. Unfortunately, starting this Wednesday, September 6, TF1 will pick up the pace and air three episodes in the evening. Therefore, it will be necessary to stay awake until 23:30 to find out about the adventures of the doctors of St. Bonaventure Hospital.
If the channels were able to speed up their broadcasts due to poor audiences, this is not the case with The Good Doctor, because even before the start of season 6, TF1 has already planned this change of pace from this Wednesday.
Since its release at the end of August, the new series of Good Doctor episodes have reached a respectable audience. For its first broadcast night, the Freddie Highmore-directed medical series averaged 2.63 million viewers according to Médiamétrie, or a 15.8% market share in the over-4 audience (4+) and a 24.2% audience share for female purchasing managers. Fifty (FRDA-50).
A respectable score that allowed TF1 to lead the audience that evening. For the broadcast of episodes 3 and 4, the fiction suffered a slight drop in speed, as only 2.45 million curious people turned up in front of their TV screens, leaving the first channel in second position for evening viewers, after France 2. Its iteration of The Invisibles.
Find a new season 6 of The Good Doctor every Wednesday from 21:10 on TF1. The first 5 seasons are available on Prime Video and Netflix.
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