Join Zachary Quinto as he steps into the world of "Brilliant Minds," NBC's latest medical drama that explores the intersection of groundbreaking science and personal sacrifice. Quinto leads a team of brilliant yet unconventional doctors who tackle life-or-death cases using cutting-edge technology and out-of-the-box thinking. Behind every high-stakes decision lies a deeper struggle, as these medical mavericks navigate the fine line between saving lives and losing themselves in the process. Get ready for intense drama, compelling characters, and unexpected twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Brilliant Minds Cast:
Zachary Quinto, Tamberla Perry, Ashleigh La Throp, Alex MacNicoll, Spence Moore II and Aury Krebs
Stream Brilliant Minds Season 1 September 23, 2024 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 September 23, 2024 on Peacock!
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00:00Excuse me, Dr. Wolfe
00:02Where are you taking Harold?
00:04Just on a little field trip. It's a very special occasion.
00:07Alzheimer's patients don't leave my floor without authorization.
00:10Sorry Marcy, we'll be back soon.
00:17This is a character that's a little bit different from what people know me for and I'm excited to
00:23expand people's ideas of the kinds of characters that I can play.
00:26You took an Alzheimer's patient out of the hospital on a motorcycle. The family is threatening to sue.
00:31It's inspired by a real-life person, Dr. Oliver Sacks, who was a renowned
00:37neurologist who
00:39dedicated his life to his patients. His world is darkening by the day and those days are numbered.
00:45I choose to walk with him to find a path forward because nobody else will.
00:49He suffers from prosopagnosia, which is face blindness, which is something that the real Oliver Sacks suffered from as well.
00:59People say he can't recognize faces. I just think he's a dick. The idea of a show that's specifically focused on
01:06mental health and
01:08neurological issues is really unique to me. There is this really interesting
01:14opportunity for a universal experience from an audience standpoint.
01:18Want to go for a swim in the Hudson?
01:21It's another coping mechanism.
01:23Well, it's not the worst thing we'll smell today.
01:25This is a show that is bringing to audiences experiences that they're going through and doing it with
01:32optimism and compassion. Apparently, he's a genius. We might actually learn something for a change. I feel deeply
01:39connected to
01:40telling stories right now that actually offer some sense of what brings us together as opposed to what separates us.
01:47You want to change how your patients see the world? I want to change how the world sees my patients.