Dr. Terry Dubrow on helping 'RHOC' return and making socially distant reality TV

Dr. Terry Dubrow is back on TV with "License to Kill" and "Botched," and he's helping other fan-favorite shows like 'RHOC' make their return to the small screen.

From a medical perspective,how do you feel about these reality showslike The Real Housewives of Orange Countystarting to resume production?No, I mean, if there was ever a showthat could practice safely in this environmentit's a surgical show, let's be honest.We've got it completely wired.We're the masters of personal protective equipment.But I will tell you, the same production companythat does Botched does Real Housewives of Orange County,and they're extremely careful,and they actually asked us,of course they had other experts come in,but they asked us as their surgeons,hey, what do we do?What's our protocol?We actually helped them establish their protocol,so I think Real Housewives of Orange Countyis gonna be extremely safe because the girlswill be tested frequently, they will use safe measures,and it's by the same company that does Botched,so they know how to do this.So everyone's in good hands.I think so, yeah.Well, talking about other shows,I feel like Licensed to Kill's a little socially distanced,you talking to us about everything going onand maybe things we don't want to know that go on.Yeah, but License to Kill, this is season two,it's a more expanded season,because season one, people, I guess theyfound it very interesting.Season two is a little bit different.Season one was mostly about doctorswho use their medical training and skillsto go off the deep endand essentially become serial killers.The motivations for season two are a little differentand it's a little--It's harder to determinehow they were getting away with it for so long.It's much more of a medical mystery this seasonbecause there weren't necessarilydead bodies popping up everywhere like season one.This season's really chilling,but I don't want to turn anybody offto going to their doctor because as you know,most doctors are fabulous, and nurses,and healthcare workers, and they're doing itfor all the right reasons, but every once in awhile,just like any other human being,they go off the deep end and when we go off the deep end,stand back, 'cause we know how to do itwithout you figuring it out.I hope that no one ever makes you mad enoughto go off the deep end,'cause you'll probably get away with it.Well, I think, let's be honest, you know me,I've sort of gone off the deep end a long time ago,but in a different kinda way,more of the comedic deep endwhere I think the crime is against comedyand sense of humor.I think I'm incredibly funny,but rarely do other people think I'm as funny,and that's my crime.There's no extra charge for the comedy, by the way.Just tip the waitress on the way out.