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The Good Doctor
Season 3
No. of episodes20
Release
Original networkABC
Original releaseSeptember 23, 2019 (2019-09-23) –
March 30, 2020 (2020-03-30)
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The third season of The Good Doctor premiered on September 23, 2019, on ABC.

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Episodes

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Main article: List of The Good Doctor episodes
No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateU.S. viewers
(millions)
371"Disaster"Mike ListoDavid ShoreSeptember 23, 2019 (2019-09-23)6.26[1]
Morgan and Park diagnose elderly patient Harvey with kidney cancer and compete over who will lead the surgery, as new Chief of Surgery Lim will allow third-year residents to do so. Due to Harvey's dementia, the two come together to convince his wife to leave the cancer untreated so that he can enjoy his remaining time. Melendez, Shaun, and Claire treat a newlywed bride with extensive cancer. Shaun proposes a radical, high-risk surgery. With the support of her new husband, she successfully undergoes the surgery, but will permanently need an ileostomy bag; her husband affirms they will both learn its maintenance. Lim and Melendez officially break up, but the HR director deduces they will continue to date in secret and tells them it will be difficult. With advice from Andrews, Lim learns to navigate her employees' requests and hires Andrews to replace her as attending surgeon. Shaun is convinced his eventful first date with Carly was a disaster because the unpredictability of the experience overwhelmed him; despite his friends' advice, he decides another date is not worth it and avoids Carly. Glassman works at an underperforming clinic; Aoki convinces him to return as President by offering to reopen St. Bonaventure's clinic and have him run it.
382"Debts"Mike ListoPeter NoahSeptember 30, 2019 (2019-09-30)6.07[2]
Morgan and Park continue to compete for who will perform the first surgery, but Lim chooses Claire. Lim and Melendez find themselves at odds over the treatment of a baby whose parents and evidence suggest that Melendez erred in a previous surgery; Melendez is ultimately exonerated and he and Lim save the baby together. Andrews, Shaun, and Claire treat a Good Samaritan who had the side of his face destroyed while saving a total stranger. Andrews refuses to give up on the patient and saves his face with an experimental procedure devised by Shaun. Andrews subsequently recognizes that he was driven by anger over the repercussions for his own selfless act of saving Shaun, but realizes that it was worth it. Claire struggles with her mother moving in with her, eventually agreeing to let her stay with conditions. Shaun continues to struggle in his relationship with Carly; after receiving advice from his friends, Shaun decides to have a more relaxed and informal date with Carly in the pathology lab.
393"Claire"Allison Liddi-BrownLiz Friedman & Tracy TaylorOctober 7, 2019 (2019-10-07)5.59[3]
Morgan and Park treat Shamus O'Malley, a man with a giant marlin impaled in his leg and who is more worried about the fish's safety than his own; the injury causes the doctors to discover that Shamus has cancer, requiring an amputation. Shaun develops doubts about his relationship with Carly after Claire points out that he asked many invasive questions for a new relationship; it turns out that Carly didn't mind Shaun's questions and orders Claire to butt out of their relationship. Claire treats Michelle, a teenager whose gallbladder removal is Claire's first surgery as lead doctor. Claire realizes that Michelle, who has a distant mother, is self-harming; her attempts to help upset the mother, which gets Claire kicked off the surgery. With Michelle and Melendez's support, Claire is allowed to perform the surgery, which is a success. Michelle's mother promises to seek psychological treatment for her daughter. Claire begins to bond with her mother, attending therapy together. However, Claire's mother later dies in a car accident after getting drunk on champagne Claire was saving to celebrate her first surgery.
404"Take My Hand"Tara Nicole WeyrDoris EganOctober 14, 2019 (2019-10-14)5.76[4]
Andrews, Park, and Shaun treat Mitchell, a conspiracy theorist with a genetic liver disease and a belief that someone poisoned him; Shaun eventually realizes that Mitchell was inadvertently poisoning himself daily with herbs he'd been taking for virility. Melendez, Claire, and Morgan treat Lily, a woman who's unable to feel physical or emotional pain, resulting in a ruptured appendix and amputated hand. With her husband contemplating leaving her because he believes she cannot feel love without pain, Lily takes medication to gain the sensation of pain, but falls into a depression. Her husband promises to support her no matter what and she cries for joy before Melendez tells them he took Lily off the medication. Claire, still reeling from her mother's recent death, spreads her ashes with Morgan. Claire then has a drunken hookup with a stranger at a bar. Holding hands is important to Carly, but uncomfortable for Shaun; they find a compromise in crossing their wrists. Glassman has cold feet about marrying Debbie after realizing how little he actually knows about her but, after some advice from Shaun, Glassman and Debbie are married in a small civil ceremony.
415"First Case, Second Base"Rebecca MolineDavid HoseltonOctober 21, 2019 (2019-10-21)5.54[5]
Morgan and Claire treat Curtis, a man who comes in intoxicated despite supposedly being sober for over six years. Claire, who is still struggling with her mother's death, refuses to believe Curtis is telling the truth about his sobriety while Morgan searches for an alternative explanation; Curtis turns out to have a benign tumor that was causing his intoxication. At the same time, Glassman becomes uncomfortable after learning that Debbie owns a gun and attempts to dissuade her without success. Shaun receives his first lead surgery; his patient is Beth, a friendly woman with esophageal cancer and an apparently easy fix. Andrews realizes Lim is coddling Shaun, which he warns against; Shaun struggles when the case becomes more complicated. During the surgery, Shaun finds a solution to the problem, but one too complicated for himself to perform; instead, Shaun guides Andrews and Lim through the successful procedure. Lim reminds Andrews that it was a team effort, which is more important; he feels that Shaun failed as a surgeon for having to walk out. Shaun's relationship with Carly reaches a new level of intimacy after Carly lets him touch her breast, much to Shaun's delight.
426"45-Degree Angle"Steve RobinSal CallerosNovember 4, 2019 (2019-11-04)5.13[6]
Shaun's first lead surgery is an appendectomy; though it is successful, Shaun kicks Nurse Hawks out of the OR for handing him a tool in a way other than his preference. Shaun's inability to apologize escalates the situation; Hawks files a formal complaint and Lim threatens to fire Shaun if another such incident occurs. Melendez, Park, and Morgan treat Patty, a twenty-three-week pregnant woman with an ovarian tumor. The team and the parents clash over Patty's treatment as both Melendez and Patty want to save the baby, even at the risk of Patty's life. Patty dies in surgery and her underdeveloped baby is delivered to an uncertain future; Melendez is devastated by Patty's loss. Debbie is fired from the coffee shop and convinces Glassman to hire her as his office manager. Carly has friends over and doesn't invite Shaun, leaving him doubting their relationship. Claire's meddling only exacerbates things and Morgan confronts Claire over her increasingly self-destructive behavior, for which Morgan has been covering. Carly acknowledges that she was wrong to assume her friends would not accept Shaun. Carly refers to herself as Shaun's "girlfriend" and he is delighted that their relationship is official.
437"SFAD"Alrick RileyJessica GraslNovember 11, 2019 (2019-11-11)5.93[7]
Melendez continues to struggle with the death of Patty, resulting in him taking more caution with patients. After an intervention by Glassman, he tells Lim that he thinks they are both at fault due to their relationship removing objectivity from the decision to approve the surgery. Debbie's efforts to help in the clinic lead to an argument with Glassman. Andrews, Claire, and Morgan treat Charlie, a boy who is about to lose his sight due to cancer. Morgan and a reluctant Claire take Charlie on a fun day, leading to Claire connecting with him emotionally; fed up with Claire's continuing cynicism, a worried Morgan orders her to deal with her issues rather than let them change her. Shaun, Park, and Melendez treat Tara, a young woman with no immune system. Park suggests using gene therapy to cure Tara's condition; Shaun's ability to empathize with Tara helps convince her to take the treatment. Tara is apparently cured and is able to emerge from her bubble and enjoy fresh air for the first time.
448"Moonshot"X. Dean LimDavid RenaudNovember 18, 2019 (2019-11-18)5.49[8]
Melendez's continuing hesitation to take risks puts him at odds with Lim over the treatment of Wren, a young woman who plans to travel to the moon and thus needs both of her lungs intact; working together, Lim and Melendez successfully perform her surgery. Lim ends their relationship since she can't pursue her dreams and be everything Melendez needs at the same time. Morgan is assigned her first lead surgery; Andrews reveals that he believes Morgan has it in her to be a leader. Privately, she reveals to Glassman that she has recently been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and seeks his support for both treatment and help continuing her career; though Morgan is successful with the complicated surgery, her condition appears to be worse than she's willing to admit. Shaun and Park treat Rosalind, a doctor who advanced the field of leukemia treatment, but is in heart failure and has pushed everybody in her life away from her; Park convinces Rosalind's ex-husband Leo to be at her side as she dies. Shaun has trouble sharing intimacy with Carly, leading to troubles between the two; Park helps Shaun understand that much of his troubles come from fear and he commits himself to resolving the issue.
459"Incomplete"Marisol AdlerBrian ShinNovember 25, 2019 (2019-11-25)5.86[9]
Claire's self-destructive behavior leads her into a moral dilemma when her latest one-night stand arrives in the hospital following a car accident and turns out to have a family; at Claire's urging, his wife forces him to tell her the truth, leading to Claire getting publicly slapped. Morgan, Shaun, and Andrews treat Jeanie, a young woman who refuses to have life-threatening tumors removed because it would also remove her ability to have sex; Morgan convinces Jeanie's fiancé to get her to have the surgery. Lim and Melendez's relationship remains strained following their breakup; Lim eventually admits to having second thoughts about the breakup. Shaun tries to have sex with Carly for the first time, but has trouble with the intimacy and vulnerability; before leaving, Shaun admits that his greatest fear is that Carly will tire of his issues and leave him. At the end of the episode, Glassman brings Shaun the news that Shaun's father has pancreatic cancer and may only have a few days left to live.
4610"Friends and Family"Mike ListoThomas L. MoranDecember 2, 2019 (2019-12-02)6.11[10]
Claire, Melendez, Park, and Morgan treat Art Kalman, a professional football player who broke his back at the gym. Morgan's suggested course of treatment proves effective and he is expected to be able to return to football, but Art reveals that he hates the sport and felt pushed into it, purposefully injuring himself as a way of getting out. After Art explains he feels obligated to his family, particularly his mother, Claire uses her own experiences to convince him to be honest with his family and quit. Claire, who is shown to be communicating with a possible new boyfriend, finally starts seeing a therapist for her own issues. At the same time, Shaun returns to Wyoming with Glassman and Lea to see his dying father Ethan. After exploding at the man, Shaun is convinced by his friends and mother to make peace with Ethan. In return, Ethan proves only to have venomous words for Shaun before passing away. A distraught Shaun allows Lea to hold him as he breaks down in the aftermath.
4711"Fractured"Gary HawesMark RozemanJanuary 13, 2020 (2020-01-13)5.09[11]
Park and Claire treat Luca Jones, a man who became a drug mule after falling on hard times; Claire clashes with Park over whether or not to turn Luca into the police, sympathetic with his circumstances. Luca later flees the hospital with drugs that were surgically removed from him, suggesting that Park was right about him. Claire continues seeing a therapist who suggests that she has PTSD. Shaun and Morgan treat Kerry, a patient with a badly broken leg who refuses painkillers or anesthesia due to being an opioid addict; after she continues to refuse despite her husband's reassurances that he will stand by her, the team is ultimately forced to perform a very painful operation on her, which she endures while conscious and sensate. After platonically spending the night with Lea, Shaun struggles with his feelings for both Lea and Carly. Glassman comforts him through a brief emotional breakdown over his fears of ending up alone. Shaun tells Carly the truth and she asks for some time alone. She later thanks Shaun for his honesty and asks him to stop living with Lea if Carly and Shaun's relationship is to progress; Shaun agrees and tells Carly that he loves her.
4812"Mutations"Nestor CarbonellLiz Friedman & Tracy TaylorJanuary 20, 2020 (2020-01-20)5.44[12]
Shaun, Morgan, Andrews, and Lim treat James, a man who is suffering swelling due to a genetic mutation which makes his treatment extremely difficult; if not properly treated, he will drown in his own fluids. As a result, Carly is called in to help the team, but she struggles with dealing with a live patient rather than samples; Carly and Shaun's research using zebra fish ultimately finds a treatment that saves James' life. At the same time, Claire, Park, and Melendez treat Angie, a cancer patient whose brain tumor has returned and whose mother tries to keep her boyfriend Ryan (a cancer patient himself whose tumor has just been eradicated) away from her; at Claire's suggestion, the hospital throws the teens a small prom. However, the tumor proves impossible to remove, even with Glassman's help, and Angie dies shortly afterwards; Ryan and her mother comfort each other in the aftermath. Morgan is suffering from nausea due to the medication for her rheumatoid arthritis while Claire continues to struggle with her mother's death; Melendez offers catharsis via jogging. Shaun and Carly continue to struggle following their fight; after saving James, they have sex for the first time.
4913"Sex and Death"Steven DePaulDoris EganJanuary 27, 2020 (2020-01-27)5.69[13]
The team treats Caroline Reznik, an artist who needs a lobectomy to treat her cerebral cavernous malformations; Caroline turns out to be Morgan's long-estranged mother and it is revealed that she is from a family of famous artists. Morgan eventually finds another solution that she and her brother Ariel get Caroline to accept; after some convincing, Glassman successfully performs the surgery. At the same time, Shaun and Melendez treat Oliver, a man dying of cancer who is determined to live life to the fullest while putting himself at great risk; this leads to his wife leaving him due to feeling like Oliver is not putting her first. Morgan induces a seizure in her mom after finding out what has been going on with her. Oliver develops an infection that ironically saves his life by causing his own immune system to attack and shrink the tumor to the point that it can be removed; afterwards, Oliver appears to be left directionless. After learning that Carly was unsatisfied by the sex they had, Shaun studies sex to be better the next time; by comparing Shaun's focus on sex to his focus on surgery, Lim is able to give Shaun helpful advice that finally allows him to pleasure Carly.
5014"Influence"Barbara BrownTeleplay by : Peter Noah & David Shore
Story by : Peter Noah		February 10, 2020 (2020-02-10)5.59[14]
Claire, Park, and Melendez treat Ann, a mother who fell ill after trying a home remedy she found on the Internet for her urinary tract infections. Ann's diagnosis helps discover serious heart ailments in her three-year old daughter Marla. Marla soon has a heart attack, but the doctors successfully treat her and promise Ann that, with lifelong medication, Marla should enjoy a long and healthy life. Meanwhile, Shaun, Morgan, and Andrews treat Kayley, a social media influencer. During Kayley's surgery, a complication arises when Morgan slips; though quickly corrected, both Glassman and Morgan are left concerned that it was due to her rheumatoid arthritis. Kayley draws media attention to Shaun for saving her life that leaves him uncomfortable. After consideration, Shaun refuses, wanting to be known as a good doctor, not a good autistic doctor. At the same time, his continuing friendship with Lea causes friction with Carly. Carly admits she's jealous of Lea and decides to work on it. After Lea quits her job, Shaun convinces a reluctant Glassman to hire her as his assistant. Both Park and Morgan notice the growing closeness between Claire and Melendez. Shortly, an anonymous favoritism complaint towards Claire is filed against Melendez.
5115"Unsaid"Mike ListoTeleplay by : Sal Calleros & Thomas L. Moran
Story by : Sal Calleros		February 17, 2020 (2020-02-17)5.23[15]
Lim, Morgan, and Shaun treat Cory, a young boy born without a fully-developed trachea or larynx; after an experimental surgery to give him a trachea, Shaun comes up with a way to give Cory a larynx. Morgan is revealed to have been the one to file a complaint against Melendez and she shows increasing signs of deterioration from her rheumatoid arthritis. At the same time, Melendez, Park, and Claire treat Fran, a firefighter who suffered a serious arm injury in a dog attack. Tensions rise between Park and Claire after Park takes credit for the complaint against Melendez, which causes a strain in Melendez and Claire's friendship; after being confronted about his behavior by both Lim and Claire, Melendez begins repairing his friendship with Claire. Though Carly appears to be okay with Shaun's relationship with Lea, after a charged night of karaoke with Lea and her current boyfriend, a heartbroken Carly breaks up with Shaun, insisting that he and Lea love each other and Shaun should be with her.
5216"Autopsy"Freddie HighmoreDavid HoseltonFebruary 24, 2020 (2020-02-24)5.63[16]
An elderly Jane Doe comes into the ER with an aneurysm and dies on the operating table. Shaun becomes convinced that there is more to Jane's death and works to find Jane's family. He and Park locate her son Jules. Shaun learns that the Jane Doe, Maribel, had a rare deadly condition that Jules inherited. At the same time, Morgan, Andrews, and Claire treat Aiden Porter, a young man who injured himself and subsequently displays blackouts and sleepwalking, during which time Aiden has a completely opposing personality. Aiden is discovered to have a cyst on his hypothalamus causing his condition, but he resists having it drained and getting rid of his alternate personality. Morgan convinces the second personality to agree to the treatment. She also confesses and apologizes to Claire for making the favouritism complaint. Lim finds herself drawn to a young girl she spots wandering around the hospital, who turns out to be an abandoned baby Lim found eight years before. She helps her get through her fears. Shaun confesses his love for Lea, but she refuses to be his girlfriend, as she fears that dating her will be too much for Shaun to handle.
5317"Fixation"Lisa DemaineJessica Grasl & Debbie EzerMarch 2, 2020 (2020-03-02)5.66[17]
Shaun, Melendez, and Claire treat Alice Gottfried, who has a rare condition that requires her adrenal glands to be removed. With Alice refusing the treatment, Shaun invents a better surgery that is successful and which Melendez allows Shaun to perform himself. At the same time, Andrews, Morgan, and Park treat Wes Keeler, a survival instructor for at-risk youth who has developed a serious infection from a cactus prick, requiring a kidney transplant. One of his mentees, Max, proves to be a match, but Lim refuses, as she feels Max isn't mature enough to make the decision despite Andrews, Morgan, and Park being on Max's side. At Wes' request, Lim lies to Max about the results, but Wes is left with little time to live unless they can find a suitable donor. Park's son Kellan visits, leaving Park worried about his panic attacks and withdrawn state. Claire's old friend Dash returns to visit and asks Claire on a date, which she appears to accept on Melendez's advice. Lea once again rejects Shaun, but this time she specifies that it's because of his autism, which is something he can't "fix," leaving Shaun devastated.
5418"Heartbreak"Steven DePaulTeleplay by : Thomas L. Moran & David Renaud
Story by : David Renaud		March 9, 2020 (2020-03-09)5.75[18]
Shaun, reeling from Lea's double rejection, returns after three days at home and works with Claire and Melendez to treat Finn, a patient with a breathing disorder and two girlfriends; one learns of the other and vandalizes Finn's car. Shaun gets drunk and plans to vandalize Lea's car, but she catches him in the act and Shaun instead shouts at her about her negative feelings towards his autism. Park, Morgan, Lim, and Andrews treat a farmer who has pain and limited strength after having had both arms reattached after an accident. Andrews recommends amputation, which Lim doesn't want to do, but ultimately must. Morgan reveals her rheumatoid arthritis to Lim and says the surgery will be her last, but changes her mind after the farmer's successful operation. Despite Glassman's disapproval, Morgan decides on a synovectomy to prolong her surgical career at the risk of permanent disability later in life. Claire admits to Melendez that she doesn't want a relationship with Dash and he tells her she makes him a better person. Claire later tells her therapist that she loves Melendez.
5519"Hurt"Mike ListoLiz Friedman & Adam Scott WeissmanMarch 23, 2020 (2020-03-23)6.81[19]
Melendez, Glassman, and Lea are attending a charity fundraiser at a brewery for Marta, one of Melendez's former patients. Marta's wife, Noreen, gives them a tour of the brewery when a massive earthquake hits, trapping Lea in the basement and injuring Melendez's head. Lim organizes assistance at the brewery while Andrews oversees the E.R., but Morgan takes charge when Andrews starts operating with Glassman. Shaun looks for Lea while Park and Lim treat Casey, a young man trapped under a beam. Park proposes a very risky surgery to save Casey's life. Melendez and Claire have to operate on Marta in-situ to save her from certain paralysis. Meanwhile, Shaun finds Vera in the basement; her leg is impaled on steel cords which he can't remove. They bond as Shaun admits he doesn't want to move on from Lea (who has been rescued and is listening on a two-way radio). Just as Melendez and Claire get Marta to an ambulance, an aftershock hits; Melendez collapses from his injuries and the basement begins to flood. At the hospital, Morgan, despite her synovectomy, decides to operate on a young woman with an ectopic pregnancy with only a nurse to assist.
5620"I Love You"David ShoreTeleplay by : David Hoselton & David Shore
Story by : David Hoselton & Adam Scott Weissman		March 30, 2020 (2020-03-30)7.71[20]
Lim and Park's surgery on Casey fails; Park remains with Casey, who reveals that he blames himself for his mother's death and wants to make amends with his father for his perceived mistake. With Casey's father unable to make it in time, Park pretends to be him to give the young man peace before he dies; the experience causes Park to decide to move back to Phoenix to be closer to his family. Lim returns to the ER where Claire calls her in to help treat Melendez, who has internal bleeding; while performing surgery to repair it, Claire and Lim discover damage to Melendez's bowel that can't be repaired. Melendez makes peace with Lim and he and Claire express their feelings for each other before Melendez dies; Lim and Claire comfort each other in the aftermath. Morgan succeeds in saving her patient, but Andrews warns that the damage she did to her hands in the process might have destroyed her surgical career forever. In danger of drowning with Vera, Shaun is forced to perform a leg amputation in just a few minutes while a helpless Lea listens over the radio. Shaun succeeds in saving Vera and starts a relationship with Lea, who realizes how much she loves Shaun after nearly losing him.

Production

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In May 2014, CBS Television Studios began development on an American remake of the hit South Korean medical drama Good Doctor with Daniel Dae Kim as producer. Kim explained the appeal of adapting the series as "something that can fit into a recognizable world with a breadth of characters that can be explored in the long run".[21] The story of an autistic pediatric surgeon was to be set in Boston, and projected to air in August 2015,[22][23] but CBS did not pick up the project, and it moved to Sony Pictures Television with a put pilot commitment from ABC in October 2016. The series was developed by David Shore who is credited as executive producer alongside Kim, Sebastian Lee and David Kim.[24] ABC officially ordered the series to pilot in January 2017.[25]

On May 11, 2017, ABC ordered to series as a co-production with Sony Pictures Television and ABC Studios,[26] and it was officially picked up for a season of 18 episodes on October 3, 2017.[27]

Ratings

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Viewership and ratings per episode of The Good Doctor season 3
No. Title Air date Rating/share
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR viewers
(millions)		 Total
(18–49)		 Total viewers
(millions)
1 "Disaster" September 23, 2019 1.0/4 6.26[1] 1.2 5.85 2.2 12.11[28]
2 "Debts" September 30, 2019 0.9/5 6.07[2] 1.0 5.32 1.9 11.39[29]
3 "Claire" October 7, 2019 0.9/4 5.59[3] 1.0 5.07 1.9 10.66[30]
4 "Take My Hand" October 14, 2019 0.8/4 5.76[4] 1.1 5.32 1.9 11.08[31]
5 "First Case, Second Base" October 21, 2019 0.8/4 5.54[5] 1.0 4.99 1.8 10.53[32]
6 "45-Degree Angle" November 4, 2019 0.7/3 5.13[6] 1.0 5.05 1.7 10.18[6]
7 "SFAD" November 11, 2019 0.8/4 5.93[7] 0.9 4.78 1.7 10.71[33]
8 "Moonshot" November 18, 2019 0.7/4 5.49[8] 0.9 4.87 1.6 10.36[34]
9 "Incomplete" November 25, 2019 0.9/5 5.86[9] 1.0 5.06 1.9 10.92[35]
10 "Friends and Family" December 2, 2019 0.9/4 6.11[10] 1.0 4.76 1.9 10.87[36]
11 "Fractured" January 13, 2020 0.8/4 5.09[11] 1.0 5.25 1.8 10.34[37]
12 "Mutations" January 20, 2020 0.9/5 5.44[12] 0.9 5.05 1.8 10.49[38]
13 "Sex and Death" January 27, 2020 0.8/5 5.69[13] 1.0 4.84 1.8 10.53[39]
14 "Influence" February 10, 2020 0.9/5 5.59[14] 1.0 4.84 1.9 10.43[40]
15 "Unsaid" February 17, 2020 0.9/5 5.23[15] 0.9 4.70 1.8 9.93[41]
16 "Autopsy" February 24, 2020 0.8/5 5.63[16] 1.0 4.78 1.8 10.41[42]
17 "Fixation" March 2, 2020 0.8/4 5.66[17] 1.1 4.97 1.9 10.63[43]
18 "Heartbreak" March 9, 2020 0.9/5 5.75[18] 0.9 4.74 1.8 10.49[44]
19 "Hurt" March 23, 2020 1.0/5 6.81[19] 1.0 5.05 2.0 11.86[45]
20 "I Love You" March 30, 2020 1.1/6 7.71[20] 0.9 4.70 2.0 12.41[46]

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