This moment USA perfect example of shaun’s growth #movie#shaun #shorts

[serafine]

I enjoy this clip. It shows how Murphy has all the tools he needs to solve the problem, he just needs a moment to unlock the toolbox.

[superluigi]

“We need a new team leader.” Lady… give him a sec. Literally 3-4 people are coming at him. That would overwhelm anyone.

[TheDragonLady]

Love how him and that blonde Dr got to be like this. He couldn't stand her at first but she helps him 😊

[allisonhenry]

That's how you help each NOT fight each other. I love the way she supports him and made the suggestion of breaking down the issues 1 by 1.
Life can be so wonderful when we're kind and supportive to each other!!

[vanishedlol]

"Get asher!"
"Asher??"
"...Oh he's dead"

[gabrieldevoogel]

I do think it’s cool how the intern he hated helps him, she still respects his knowledge and ability, so she helps him work through it, regardless of past personal hardship, and it helps him excel at his work even more so then normal, really sweet scene showing how even adversarial relationships can prove positive

[Thi-Nguyen]

I love how she was able to recognize his situation and was able to guide him gently instead of immediately seeking someone else just because he didn’t snap off an answer.

[JayAshBranAudioScripts]

That’s what’s really cool about Shaun. He can’t handle constant barrages and does shut down. But allow that mind of his to reset, let him make his own mental map, and the man could command an army to take over a city in time for waffles

[beatrizjardim]

How cute. I loved how the girl helped him. I know how he feels a lot of things to do at the same time, lots of people in your ear needing different things, talking at the same time. It is overwhelming.

[AddieMeier]

This is what reasonable accommodations look like. She didn’t rework everything. She didn’t reinvent procedure. She just observed and hit pause for 30 secs so his brain could catch up

[jennifercroes]

Freddie Highmore Literally Is So Smart
He Remember His Lines So well😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[eternalproductions]

It's almost as if it's hard for people to think when multiple people are asking them different things at the same time

[aced_asher]

this is the first time ive seen her be helpful and not a distraction or issue, that means progress yay! also who continues talking to and raising their voice at someone who is showing that body language and covering his ears thats a horrible plan, no matter why their doing it between autism, ptsd, anything thats going to make it worse

[jazminkovacs]

I think this season was the best. He really really did well with learning about teahing and listening. Thes amazing

[FernandoChang-en]

Literally the one time she's helpful

[ahsoka_edits]

I also have autism, and when this happens (having too many people talk to me at the same time) I usually have a similar reaction, but it takes be a REALLY long time to recover from it, even though my autism symptoms aren't as visible as his. But because of that, when I have that kind of meltdown, people tend to get mad because I don't know how to react in that situation and things like a simple 2+2 or "where's the bathroom" can become super complicated. Don't get me wrong, Freddy Highmore did an amazing job portraying him, but in those kind of situations we can tell that the writers could have done slightly more research.

[Chierri]

I identify so much with the way he just shut down. He's so strong for being able to breath and recover so quickly

[MrDjsmooth]

Stop bombarding the mf'er and give him a damn second to THINK! Those kind of physicians i loathe, i understand the urgency and every second matters... however when you're literally starring at the man breakdown from being overwhelmed, here's a damn idea BACK TF UP AND OFF!

[mariquita]

This is the first short of this show where I’ve seen the blond lady be actually helpful

[ela.alquimia]

He needs more time but take better decisions other doctors are faster but don't take the better decisions he is an AMAZING GENIUS ❤