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I remember watching Prison Break and Teardrop hit. It's a trope in anime that when the OP (opening theme) hits mid-episode, shit is about to get real. And Teardrop was never Prison Break's OP, but the scene had similar energy.
BBC cop drama Luther tried the same trick, playing Sia's Breathe Me (what played over the epic Six Feet Under ending — widely considered the best ending of any TV show, ever) over the ending of an episode and it... kinda... fell flat. So it doesn't always work.
I expected Good Doctor to have a Teardrop scene. Maybe the earthquake. Maybe the scene when a certain major character left the show. Especially since it's made by David Shore, the guy who made House MD.
It's funny because Massive Attack is not my kinda band at all. I have enjoyed electronic bands (Japan's The Sixth Lie is considered one, and I love them) but generally don't follow them. I do love some Teardrop, though. Maybe because of House MD? It's just a cool song. Some of the electronic stuff in the Mortal Kombat (1995) soundtrack — KMFDM, and others — was cool, too.