Zachary Quinto Prepares To Break Terrible News In 'Brilliant Minds' Sneak Peek [Exclusive]

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With a new episode of Brilliant Minds just around the corner, NBC shared with Collider a sneak peek just to tease fans about another pretty shocking case that is coming Dr. Oliver Wolf's (Zachary Quinto) way. In the series, Wolf is a doctor whose approach to his neurology patients is unconventional at best and might just revolutionize medicine. The new episode, titled “The Girl Who Cried Pregnant," airs tonight and we can unveil the sneak peek for you in this article.

The sneak peek reveals a scene in which Oliver and his co-worker Dr. Carol Pierce (Tamberla Perry) start to investigate a case of a teenage girl who, as the title of the episode indicates, claims she's pregnant when she's not. The problem is, the girl is super excited about the non-existent baby, which means that revealing to her that the pregnancy is a fabrication is going to be brutal. That's why the pair of doctors decides to investigate further in order to have the complete diagnosis of the case before breaking the news.

This is the kind of case that Oliver has to handle in Brilliant Minds every week along with his medical staff formed by Dr. Josh Nichols (Teddy Sears), Dr. Van Markus (Alex MacNicoll), Dr. Jacob Nash (Spence Moore II), Dr. Erica Kinney (Ashleigh LaThrop) and Dr. Dana Dang (Aury Krebs). In every episode, the team works together in order to pin down exactly how they can help their patients even when they seem beyond help, and Dr. Wolf's unique approach ends up making all the difference in the world.

NBC Is Going For the Gold With Brilliant Minds

Zachary Quinto looks at x-rays on a screen in a scene from 'Brilliant Minds.' Image via NBC

It's pretty safe to say that, after striking gold with several procedural series like Law & Order and Chicago Fire, NBC is trying to expand its slate of hit shows with Brilliant Minds. If the new title continues to resonate with audiences, chances are that it will have a pretty long run — similar titles like House, M.D ., ER and Grey's Anatomy put out multiple seasons and viewers never got tired of it.

An element that gives a bit of an edge to Brilliant Minds is that its main character is based on a real and famous doctorOliver Sacks became internationally known precisely for studying different treatments for his patients and being flabbergasted at the results. His unconventional approach was the main subject of Award-winning drama Awakenings. By not attaching the main character to the real-life figure, though, showrunner Michael Grassi (Riverdale, Schitt's Creek) is also able to cover a lot more miraculous stories from the medicine world discovered by other doctors and wow audiences in the process.

NBC airs new episodes of Brilliant Minds on Mondays. You can also stream the series on Peacock. Check out our exclusive sneak peek below:

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The show follows Dr. Oliver Wolf, a brilliant but eccentric neurologist inspired by the real-life work of Dr. Oliver Sacks. As Dr. Wolf and his team tackle mysterious and complex neurological cases, they also struggle with their own personal challenges and mental health.

Release Date September 23, 2024

Main Genre Drama

Seasons 1

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