Brilliant Minds
Season 2
“The doctor will see you.”
Created by: Michael Grassi
Network: NBC
Season aired: 2025-09-21
Seasons
Overview
A rare condition — face blindness — gives an eccentric yet incredibly gifted neurologist a unique perspective on care, fueling his mission to change the way people see his patients. Alongside a team of brilliant young interns, he solves some of the world's most puzzling psychological cases while navigating the complicated relationships that come with the job.
About This Season
Seeing people, not patients. Zachary Quinto returns as Dr. Wolf, a brilliant neurologist at Bronx General whose compassionate approach leads to astounding breakthroughs in some of the world’s most puzzling psychological cases.
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Episodes · 20
The Phantom Hook
Dr. Wolf helps an MMA fighter with mysterious symptoms. Dr. Pierce considers a career outside of Bronx General.
The Contestant
A reality show contestant lands at the hospital with an unusual delusion. Dr. Pierce fights for her future at Bronx General.
The Pusher
Dr. Wolf and his team treat a young patient accused of a serious crime.
Lady Liberty
Dr. Wolf and Dr. Pierce are tasked with a house call to evaluate a woman under a conservatorship. Dr. Kinney's curiosity is piqued by a patient outside the hospital.
Once Upon a Time in America
When two patients arrive in critical condition, Dr. Wolf and Dr. Nichols must do whatever it takes to keep them alive.
The Doctor's Graveyard
Dr. Wolf is haunted by a ghost from his past. A patient arrives at Bronx General who appears to have risen from the dead.
The One That Got Away
A blast from the past shakes up Dr. Wolf's world when he becomes his next patient.
The Upside Down
On a flight gone wrong, one patient's life is literally turned upside down.
The Fire Fighter
Wolf treats a heroic firefighter who struggles to share his ALS diagnosis with his family.
The Resident
Dr. Wolf helps a ballerina recover after a mystery illness; the team tries to save Sam's life and get him on the transplant list; secrets are revealed at the hospital's annual holiday gala that change the course of the doctors' lives.
The Boy Who Feels Everything
Dr. Wolf and the team come together as one of their own fights for their life.
The Rider
A rugged cowboy struts into Bronx General with mysterious symptoms and brings the rodeo with him; Dr. Wolf develops a relationship with someone who has ties to his father.
The Rabbit Hole
When a college student comes in with a life-threatening illness, Dr. Wolf and his team have to get acquainted with sorority life. Dr. Thorne treats a child who collapsed under mysterious circumstances.
The Invisible Man
A grisly accident puts everyone at Bronx General in danger and leads to a shocking revelation about Dr. Wolf.
The Missing Person
A Party Girl, who's on the run, is rushed into the hospital and our doctors have to figure out what exactly she's running from. When Wolf doesn't show up for his shift at the hospital, Carol-- worried about his mental health-- goes on a mission to find him.
Senses
Wolf grapples with being a psych patient at Hudson Oaks and has a startling revelation. A renowned chef comes into Bronx General after a harrowing accident at his restaurant.
Doctor, Interrupted
Wolf becomes fascinated with an unusual patient at Hudson Oaks, who displays signs of being possessed. Carol and Thorne help newlyweds who are struggling with their sex life.
Through the Looking Glass
On his first day back at Bronx General, Wolf treats an ex-con who has a medical emergency during a hostage situation; Ericka and Charlie care for a newborn baby in the midst of a life-threatening illness.
The Hero's Journey
Wolf treats an anxious teen boy who's faced with a terrifying procedure: awake brain surgery. Carol and Dana investigate possible corruption at Hudson Oaks.
The Way Home
Wolf and Josh’s relationship is tested when they tackle a case that hits close to home. Carol and Thorne deal with their own medical mystery: a patient harboring a huge secret. Van returns and helps Ericka and Dana through their own personal crises.
