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Shaun and Lea clash over their parenting styles and worry about what will happen to their relationship. Meanwhile, Dr Lim must find a way to save the damaged lungs of one of her long-time patients.

A three-year-old boy arrives at the emergency room and the team immediately recognises that he is having a stroke. However, Dr Shaun Murphy's initial diagnosis of the cause does not solve the problem.

Dr Jared Kalu makes a surprise return to San Jose's St Bonaventure Hospital with his billionaire patient. Meanwhile, Park must treat the man his wife had an affair with and try to forgive him.

Dr Shaun Murphy looks for legal representation to help him win a case. Subsequently, he puts his faith in a promising young lawyer, Joni DeGroot, who has obsessive compulsive disorder.

Against orders, Gamache pursues the Two-Rivers case. Subsequently, he faces exile to Three Pines, where he must solve a rich woman's murder amidst numerous suspects.

Gamache looks into the victim's enigmatic past and learns one of the villager's withheld information. Later, Gamache's delight at a breakthrough in the Blue Two-Rivers case is short-lived.

Gamache probes a popular local's disappearance. Meanwhile, Lacoste finds forged evidence and secretly restarts the case with Gamache's support.

The villagers confront the truth of their past and exorcise their collective demons. Meanwhile, Gamache makes a breakthrough and realises Marc's killer has a very personal motive.

Kim Philby's connection to the KGB and his recent defection to the USSR puts his close friend Nicholas Elliott in the crosshairs of MI5.

Desperate for answers, MI5 investigator Lily Thomas adopts a hammer and tongs approach to grill Nicholas Elliott about Kim Philby's secret meeting at the Admiral's Glass.

When a sudden turn of events in Moscow reduces Kim Philby's years' worth of work to naught, a glass of vodka seems to be the only source of comfort left in his life.

Considered the most beautiful debutante of the 1930s, heiress Margaret Sweeny is in the midst of a divorce when she meets Ian Campbell, future Duke of Argyll.

Margaret reluctantly sets aside doubts about her marriage and continues with her plan to secure her claim to Inveraray Castle.

Battle lines are drawn as the Duke and Duchess of Argyll enter a bitter separation, all played out under the intense glare of a ravenous press.

Dr Shaun Murphy must learn how to work with Dr Jared Kalu again. Meanwhile, Dr Murphy treats a teenager suffering from neurological problems with a very high risk procedure.

When a patient comes in with persistent and lingering COVID-19 symptoms, the team discovers she may be dealing with something harder to treat.

Drs Andrews and Lim clash over a patient slit nearly in half, which reveals her issues with Dr Kalu's return. Meanwhile, Dr Glassman gives Dr Murphy some fatherly advice.

Dr Marcus Andrews introduces some of the team to a patient whose optimism and faith seem to cause Dr Asher Wolke to be skeptical, in light of his own relationship with religion.

A surgical mishap strains Dr Glassman and Dr Murphy's bond. Meanwhile, Dr Reznick finds unexpected support from Dr Park during her leave.

Shaun and Lea head to the delivery room and everyone from the hospital is also there. Meanwhile, a tragic accident involving Drs Perez and Kalu pulls everyone away, including Dr Murphy.

Shaun and Lea adjust to parenthood as they debate the importance of schedule for Steve. Meanwhile, Shaun takes on his first case back at the hospital with two baby patients in need of the same heart.

Shaun struggles to accommodate the newest member of his surgical team, Charlie, who interferes in a patient's relationship with his daughter. Meanwhile, Park tackles a tricky brain tumour.

Shaun continues to be tested by Charlie when their newest case prompts her incessant stream of questions, all in pursuit of an answer.

Shaun and Lea struggle to balance their parental duties with their personal lives. Meanwhile, Park and Morgan try to find the time to reignite their romance amidst the demands of parenthood and work.

Asher's views on the construct of marriage complicate his future with Jerome. Meanwhile, Asher briefly revisits his religious past to aid a patient's conversion to Judaism for his fiancee.

The team deals with a mass casualty event that forces all of them to put aside their emotions, following a recent tragedy.

Shaun and Jordan's patient is in dire need of a kidney transplant, but when they find the perfect donor, they also discover that he believes he is Jesus.

A young patient needs his parents to agree on an important medical decision that could greatly improve his health. However, his parents are unable to agree on the correct path.