The beloved American medical exhibition is based on the classic K drama

While there is a lot of K-Drama Remakes from American offers And movies, there are also South Korean properties that were formed by American Studios and networks. The main examples of this on TV 2013 K-drama “Good Doctor”, which was reshaped four years after ABC under the title “The Good Doctor” (starring Freddy Heimor in the role of Dr. Sean Murphy). However, while the basic hypothesis between the two shows is widely similar, it is a generally different chain in general. Moreover, the new American version is not the only international adaptation of the original Korean medical drama.

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The drama is followed by the doctor, “Good Si-on (Joo Won), which is a autistic Savant with great memory and spatial skills. SI-on as a children’s surgeon was appointed to a local hospital, where he faces continuous irony from his peers who failed to identify his humanity, only his amazing medical abilities. SI-One is given six months to prove himself to his colleagues, which exposes his professional ability to use in a very competitive environment. Along the way, Si-on is in love with one of his fellow doctors in the hospital, Cha Yoon-Seo (Moon Chae-Won).

However, although the basic hypothesis is similar to “The Good Doctor”, the main differences in the K drama help distinguish it from its American counterpart for a long time.

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“The Good Doctor” is amazingly loyal to its source from the source of the K. However, “Good Doctor” runs for Korean episodes of industry 20, while “The Good Doctor” extends 126 episodes during seven seasons. The Korean series also tells a very brief story, working for a clear end, while keeping SI in pediatrics and relatively chastity. The American adaptation, on the other hand, takes enough time to develop its supportive crew, moves the protagonist to public care, and makes it better acceptable by his peers more quickly.

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Despite these differences, both symptoms are strong on their own advantages, even with the growth of the “good doctor” to become a chain with similarities only with its Korean predecessor. Beyond the United States, the “Good Doctor” received a reformulation in Japan, Turkey and Thailand, while it was inspired by the addition of a similar character to SI in the Hongard Death series. These international novels were presented for the first time during the American Remake race, giving large parts of the world their special version of “Good Doctor” simultaneously.

Universal successful, the “good doctor” was quietly pioneering in his positive depiction of people with autism (something he shared at a later time The “Unusual Lawyer Woo” series. With its far reach across many different publications, these positive messages across cultures as part of their expansionary legacy have become.

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