A Silent Mind Speaks Volumes on CBS' Watson

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Dr. Watson and the team uncover that a patient with Locked-In Syndrome still retains his memories — a breakthrough that changes everything. Watch Watson on CBS and stream on Paramount+.

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00:00What if he's just been trapped inside himself this entire time?

00:03If a person with locked-in syndrome was to slip through the cracks,

00:06this is how it would happen.

00:07A stroke, no treatment for a day.

00:09His initial EEG was abnormal, and they never tested it again.

00:12We need to come up with a test to determine if Lewis's move was a random.

00:16What can you tell me about him?

00:17Looks like his wife died a few years after his stroke.

00:20But also, Watson, a test? We don't work here.

00:23No, we're not working. We're doing a test.

00:25I found a blog he used to write.

00:27Looks like Lucky was a civil engineer.

00:29Lucky?

00:30That's how we signed the entries.

00:32The whole thing's about the history of bridges in Pittsburgh.

00:35It's actually really interesting.

00:41I said this is interesting.

00:42We heard you.

00:50Good morning, Lucky.

00:56I'm gonna ask you a question, if that's okay?

00:59It's something that we know you can answer, so if you do, we'll know you're in there.

01:04In 2006, there was a bridge here in the city that was renamed after environmentalist Rachel Carson.

01:10Can you tell me what street the Rachel Carson Bridge was named after?

01:23That's two.

01:28Three.

01:29Three.

01:33Four.

01:35You stopped on four.

01:38Four Street Bridge.

01:39Exactly.

01:41It's nice to meet you, Lucky.

01:43My name's John Watson.

01:44If you'll let me, I'm gonna be your doctor.

01:46Only be your doctor.

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