Dock Creating a wonderful revelation about Felicity HalfmanIts character, Joan, works with a secret cancer war.

Tuesday, October E October, Hit Fox series episode, Joan In harmony with the position of leadership Westside Hospital, which means to put heads with colleagues like Ami (Molly Parker)

The audience, however, was given more insight about Joan's mind when a flashback showed the conversation between him and Ami. Joan told Amy that he was diagnosed with mellodisplastic syndrome, which means "it has a good chance of turning leukemia."

Amy tried to support Joan but reminded him that he could not have surgery if his symptoms were too bad. Joan was disappointed with Amy and said "This is the hell of a bed that you've got there i

At present, the Joan test results were the results of which his condition was progressing. 53 -year -old Parker broke the wonderful twist - what does Joan and Ami mean to move forward - during exclusive interviews with it Our weeklyThe

Parker mentioned, "What I learned in the first season is that the show is really the villains or the bad guys." They were still wrong choice, but we have some sympathy for him because we have been given access to his home life. "

Parker had indicated Dock Will Similar perspective offers Including Joan's story.

"This is a kind of show where it will never be black and white. We - as the audience - very assured that Joan will be given a full and complex life. The truth is a lot to Joan Amy. He is a consultant, teacher and his champion," he explained. "Amy doesn't even remember the last eight years of his life, so he doesn't know if anything has changed in their relationship."

Inspired by a true story, Of the fox Dock Follow Amy, Chief Amy of Internal Medicine at Westside Hospital, who suffered a brain injury in a car accident, which could lose memories of the last eight years. While trying to reconstruct his life after the accident, Amy also comes with a tragic divorce from her husband and a death that changes her future path.

"What is pretty beneficial for Amy - and perhaps a relief - that is Joan the first and only person who told him, 'No, I didn't think you were an ass. OursThe "It is such a real comfort for Amy that no one else says that no one else needs to change her needs or change."

He concludes: "This is a universal story - though it's so specific and far away. In different ways, we all try to stay with our lives and really try to accept ourselves: good parts and challenging parts and shades things that we don't want to know about us."

Dock Fox was aired on ET at 9pm on Tuesday.