Renowned neurologist Dr. Wolf, played by Zachary Quinto, may have a brilliant mind of his own, but even the most gifted doctors need a little backup now and then. In this engaging clip from NBC’s new medical drama Brilliant Minds, Dr. Wolf finds himself seeking a second opinion from his colleague, a sharp and skilled neurosurgeon, who offers more than just medical advice. With a touch of flirty banter exchanged between the two, the scene showcases the chemistry that adds depth to their professional relationship, blending intelligence, tension, and a hint of romance. Brilliant Minds promises to deliver a fresh take on the medical drama, balancing life-or-death cases with the human connections that make the world of medicine truly fascinating.
Brilliant Minds Cast:
Zachary Quinto, Tamberla Perry, Ashleigh La Throp, Alex MacNicoll, Spence Moore II and Aury Krebs
Stream Brilliant Minds Season 1 now on Peacock!
Brilliant Minds Cast:
Zachary Quinto, Tamberla Perry, Ashleigh La Throp, Alex MacNicoll, Spence Moore II and Aury Krebs
Stream Brilliant Minds Season 1 now on Peacock!
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00:00Dr. Wolf. Hey, you paged me?
00:04I did 20 minutes ago. It's about time.
00:06I was in surgery. What do you need?
00:08I need a consult on my patient, Jessie.
00:11Acute severe proprioceptive deficit.
00:14She came in for an elective surgery and now she can't walk.
00:17It's moving fast. I have never seen anything like this.
00:20Is that how this works? You only acknowledge me when you need something?
00:24Come on, do you keep blowing past me out there?
00:27What? When?
00:28Today on three separate occasions?
00:30Why are you counting?
00:31It's rude, okay? It's rude. You are rude.
00:33No. I have prosopagnosia.
00:37It is a neurological condition.
00:39It means I can't recognize faces.
00:41So how does it work for you?
00:43How do you recognize people?
00:45Defining characteristics. Style.
00:47Gait. Triggers in my temporal cortex.
00:52Deep crow's feet. Ghostly white complexion.
00:56Do you want me to check if you have a pulse?
00:58Let's go back to you ignoring me.
01:01Okay. You can read an MRI as well as I can talk to Wolf.
01:04You and I both know there's nothing here.
01:06So why did you call me?
01:07Well, sometimes even the most brilliant doctors need a second opinion.
01:15Nichols, I'm worried about her.
01:18Well, hopefully the fact there's nothing to respect is good news.
01:25You