A Tick Hidden WHERE? Releasing Deadly Toxins | House M.D. | MD TV
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- House is convinced a patient is suffering from deadly toxins being produced by a tick hidden somewhere on her body but no one was expecting where House would actually find it...
From House M.D. Season 2 Episode 16 'Safe' - Melinda, a troubled teenage girl who is immuno-compromised as a result of the medications she must take after a heart transplant, has a severe allergic reaction and goes into shock when her boyfriend visits her. Meanwhile, House and Wilson continue to work out the problems in their new living arrangement.
House (2004) Dr House, an ingenious and unsociable physician who flouts hospital rules, clashes with fellow doctors and his assistants as he comes up with controversial hypotheses about his patients' illnesses.
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I love how the door opens and House looks up like he's a deer in the headlights, and then he just goes back to dumpster diving lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
You forgot foreman dude lol they both look like deer in headlights except that foreman didn't know what the fuck to do and then when the dude charges in he looks visibly concerned and it looks at everybody else. Not sure who to tell to stop who. Lmao
This is too accurate
A man would say something that offensive wouldn't you?
@@daleshelden8394 it’s called dark humor. Get over it.
You have to love how often House is right about diagnosis and yet the other Doctors keep ignoring his instincts like he is a crazy person.
Came down here to the comment section to say exactly that. Glad to see I wasn’t alone in this thought.
What’s funny is House was literally hired to diagnose patients that have mysterious or complex conditions and they never believe him.
Well you have to understand that the cases he gets are those that lie around the 5-10% range so you can't blame them especially since they've done differential diagnosis already
Foreman did believe him, that's why he let him check her.
He’s also wrong more times than he’s right and puts a lot of people at risk. However, sometimes that needs to happen in order to find the right answer
I can tell a true story about tick paralysis. My friend had to leave work because his 14 year old daughter started have neurological problems and their family DR sent them to a specialist, on the way she became paralyzed. He called me because he needed me to cover for him at work and told me what was going on. Something I remembered reading in Readers Digest years before sounded similar. I told him to have her checked for ticks. That's what it was. She had long thick dark hair and they found it just under the hair line at the back of her skull. Once removed she started recovering in hours and by the next day it was gone. Got a case of beer from it.
damn, you saved a life just like that?
I read that Readers Digest too!!
14 year old daughter
My friend
day better under similar
Guys got hundreds of “unsolvable” cases under his belt, why anyone would have any large enough doubt to not at least try what he’s saying is insane
For drama bruh
Drama
There’s always a hater that doesn’t like your method
To put it in house’s own words: “He’s ALMOST always EVENTUALLY right” They have no idea when or even if an epiphany is coming, and the damage from the heart issue could be permanent.
Well he does have a viccodin abuse issue and suffers a severe detach from reality so yanno, if you saw Einstein walking down the street in New York talking to himself you’d think he was a homeless person
To make the show more dramatic
The funny part is, the tick was *EXACTLY* where i thought it would be. But then i also thought that they wouldn't dare pull something like that in a popular TV show.... Well, i was wrong lol.
same here
It had to be for the episode to work. If the tick were in any of the usual places it would have been found. The fact that they didn't find it meant House knew it must have been in an unlikely location.
@@davidcox3076 plot twist she was on her period and it was thirsty
The title instantly made me think it'd be there for the most shock lol
I think I know where it will be but I haven't finished watching yet. I am only about three minutes in.
Edit: AHHHHHHHHHHHH! I WAS CORRECT!
Wilson for the win in this episode... He recognized that House had the only viable diagnosis.....and that hes usually right ...gave him an opportunity to prove it. Otherwise she would have died. Best friends come in handy .... even though they are always fighting.
Second best show ever.
What’s the best show?
Kinda wish they didn't listen to house and the patient died only for house to tell the parents "i told you so" after presenting them with the tick... They almost always jump at whatever crazy diagnosis house comes up with even if it's incredibly dangerous and they have no ounce of proof, would be nice to see the buildup leading to that like a death or 2 from ignoring his diagnosis...
@@sgrey9181 the wire
@@davidplatenkamp the wire isn’t that good. It’s fine but it’s not anywhere in the same level as House MD
@@sgrey9181 I enjoyed House, but it's a bit formulaic and overdramatized. The Wire feels way more real and immersive and despite its genre and topic manages to be humoristic.
My mom was a nurse back in 1960s-1970s she had a Doctor exactly like House the stuff he pulled to save patients
Please say hello from me 🙂... I really like such people
Must have been a nightmare for her. Dr House's staff are so stressed out all the time. 😂
cool story.
@@peteranserin3708 It really is cool!
Makes you wonder if this is where they got the idea for “House.”
“Your daughter had two visitors, Friday night. One of them is still in the room.”
*looks at the father* O.o
@@Seadansr1 🎶Sweet Home Alabama🎶
That's such a sly remark: He references their daughter being sexually active (not what any parent of a teen (esp young girl) wants to hear/believe) and simultaneously diagnoses what's really going on!
i think he was referring to the tick being the "second visitor".
@@TheAimirak nope you heard the song "sweet home Alabama"
We had a guy come in to ICU, sick as a dog, ended up intubated with what seemed like a quart of blood drawn for an infectious disease work up. We literally had ice collars, ice packs trying to keep his brain from frying. I’m bathing the guy, he’s a little fluffy, and I’m thinking about where ticks like to hide - we’d searched his hair, “pits and bits,” couldn’t find an obvious insect bite. And I’m washing his stomach, and he’s got a belly button the size of a half dollar. So, I send someone to go get me a set of tweezers, and I start searching the crevasses in his umbilicus…and I found a huge tick that had found a nice warm, dark place and embedded itself….we’ll not blink at blood, vomit, secretions, but you say you found a bug on a patient, the whole ICU spends the rest of the shift going, “can you check my hair?” Patient was fine, lab figured out what the tick had, and the guy got the right antibiotics.
Ye, blood wont creep on you and trying to bite you.
That's swesome of you. A lot of folks wouldn't have checked that thoroughly. I'm very serious I think a lot of medical staff would have just let him die
I had one in the same place. Found it in the shower.
Surprisingly painful to remove.
That's absolutely gross 🤢. I hate ticks and bugs that feed on human blood . Cleaning a belly button is probably hard enough but trying to get a tick when imbedded isn't easy.
One time my brother and I found a tick on his dog. We removed it and killed it properly but the whole house spent the rest of the night itchy and asking each other "can you check my back?" Creepy crawlies!
LOLOLOL. "Oh thats dandruff. That wasnt as nearly as dramatic as II hoped." 2:15 LOL This guy is awesome. He always makes me laugh. One of my favorite episodes.
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He always
Yeah. He cracks me up like that
Fr he’s so funny bro
@@naanbutter What does 2 saggy breasts have to do with dandruff ?
Most improbable thing that happened, they had a elevator guy there in like 1 min...
Facts
Damn. You made me laugh bro
BINGO SO TRUE
I’d like to think ERs have better maintenance than usual but I know better 😂
This whole series- he solves 99 out of 100 cases.
but nobody (with authority) seems to have a grain of confidence in him.
Because his methods scare the administrators
I think that is mostly in the earlier seasons (especially first season). Later on, Cuddy often protects House a lot actually
House isn't some seer who has prophetic diagnoses, he always investigates patients through numerous background checks, and trial and error treatments. They have to doubt him because medicine and treatments can also be harmful.
@@one-wingedangel5107 Nope. He totally is a god and i'm just asking them to have 100% confidence in him.
Bruh, read the room, will ya!
@@ottokarl5427 she protected him from season 1 onward, remember Vogler?
In almost every episode, House will tell them what's wrong and they won't believe him. Especially Cuddy. And when he proved he is right, they simply go back to the way things were. Was there an episode where House quits goes to another clinic and left Cuddy and his team alone with those unusual cases? Or maybe being in that clinic and tormenting his colleagues is way more fun for House.
That's how average people behave when they meet someone so much above them. They ignore it completely.
Well he's usually wrong with about 80% of his guesses, he always gets the answer at last minute but not before coming up with 4 other crazy ideas that would've killed the patient... Also doesn't help that he's an ass 99% of the time and his department also costs the hospital millions. As Vogler put it, his department is a black hole for cash. It's not profitable and ends up costing an average of one or two million dollars per diagnosis. If you also look at how many lives he's saved compared to a regular doctor it's most likely insanely low too just because he rarely takes cases and always chooses the hardest, practically unsolvable ones. Highly skilled doctor but nobody would really want to hire him unless they genuinely care about saving lives no matter the cost...
And in almost every episode House or the team get the first diagnosis wrong, and go to the last minute to figure out the real disease. House needs these people constantly challeging him and bringing out details about the cases, or even he could be wrong. Foreman for exemple always questions house, he likes to think inside the box while house thinks outside of it
@@immortaljanus lmao what? What a shitty, edgy comment. Everyone working with house are almost his equal in the medical field, and without them challeging house, every episode would have one diagnosis and the show is over
@@brunomartins115 house doesn't think outside the box though, he doesn't even use the damn box, he thinks above the circle in the next dimension lol.
so this entire show for years is just this whole hospital of doctors heavy sighing and rolling their eyes at house and hes right every single time about everything
Pretty much like that
Don't forget the 😍 love story between House and Wilson.
Yeah, super predictable
@@PopADoseYo yea no bro
@@ccharmolypi I'm not your bro and never will be.
You’d think after him being right every single week they’d start taking him seriously
Exactly, I thought the same thing. But no they always have to undermine him and his diagnostics 💔
But he's also wrong a lot.
@@lashedbutnotleashed1984 To be fair, most doctors are wrong a lot before coming up to the correct solution.
@@naiadollingthat is liturally how a diagnosis should work. It is abduction. You go for the simplest most likely exponation to the complex and barely imposible. And test your hypotheses in that order. Except you have to take into consideration that if its not A, but Z, you can cause death.
Also people lies and hides informations.
House is a great mind, not an all knowing god. Of course he needs tries and errord before he is getting to his final conclusion
Problem is, he is wrong at least 3 times an episode. This was just his working theory.
Need that level of confidence in my work which House has for his work.
Yes, this guy is a great actor.
It's very hard to.. I haven't seen most seasons so I am exactly not sure but he is either specially gifted or just a genius.
He's also a drug addict but,no one talks about that!lol
@@nimaanmi He's always been a genius in some episodes they said he was a amazing since the medic school
The actors in this show are always so good. The mother with a worried smile after a tick is actually found, the father's eyes darting back and forth as he looks at the other doctors to find out whether he should be upset at the entire situation or happy that his daughter will be fine.
Mom is Mel Harris from
Thirtysomething.
This scene has lived rent free in my head for years 😂
Did you hear the clock going Tick tick tick?
so much it laid eggs
so much it laid eggs
Mine is seven billion hours of porn but who's counting.
literally same. i think of this scene all the time. though i forgot how stressful & dire it was, i just remember them catching him in the elevator and then him holding the tick and its little wriggly legs ugh
I love how every episode they fight house just for him to solve it....this show is ridiculous
Lol that's true
The show Monk was the same formula. You'd figure after his quirky ass saved 20 patients, they'd stop second guessing him.
Them fighting him is how he eventually gets the correct diagnosis.
he's wrong 4 times before he's right though. lol
This is the one episode I vividly remember watching with my family. I remember my whole body going numb when he pulled the tick out... it made me so squeamish.
For me it was the huge tapeworm he pulled out of a girls abdomen, the one that couldn't feel pain. 😵
@@esperanzaarce9563 Yeah, the tape worm one made me squimish and grab my own stomach when they cut her with no anesthesia, and then pulling out the tapeworm made me gag reflex.
And this is why house was the best medical show ever!
I wish they would bring house to Netflix
E.R. also great
@@Hulktom2000 nahh
Scrubs
@@heatheraucoin5832 scrubs is a character drama and would almost improve from it not even being set in a hospital
I love the way he just pops back down under her gown after giving everyone that look when the elevator opens 😂😂
"Her boyfriend couldn't keep his tick in his pants..." lmao🤣🤣
Ooohhh .... Foreshadowing
Father said that House is "sick" yet he was right and holding tick...
Father surprised and yet walks away without saying a word like an apology, thank you, or better yet how bout both...
Father wasn't thinking straight as his daughter was on death's door.
Dark Side Script: As house drops the tick down his backside as he walks away.. Mo Ha Ha🤪🤪🤪
Well.... pride. He can't swallow it.
Valid points I from all three here so I kinda of get the situation but still most of the time I see parent very grateful their child is all right I just still feel like it bothers me seeing it play out like this
Fucking Puritan Yanks. LOL, there is no such thing as privacy, nor an off-limit body part when a patient's life is at stake.
I'm shocked that though multiple seasons of the show he's never said "I've always been right, you've almost killed multiple people, leave the room"
The man who dared to look. Actually saved the woman's life. I'd throw a right jab at everyone after
Bro it's a TV show
loved how the mother was relieved once the tick was found
I do think Mom did believe House about tick when no else did. She was grateful at least.
Mother's instincts have often been right against doctors and naysayers with natural medicine and explanations
Why does anybody ever fight House? He is always right!
In the end yes.
We have flat earthers, fringe religions, climate deniers, and republicans... the right answer rarely changes people's beliefs.
@@jamesrachelcarman7853 Well said!
Because he has a pill addiction so they think he is always delusional so they're prejudice against his theories.
@@jamesrachelcarman7853 Don’t forget anti-vaxxers
House is so reckless that he'd be sued into the dirt and have his medical license taken away every 15 minutes of screen time lol.
And what is your take on all the doctors that aren't reckless who would have cost so many people their lives?
YES using his cane like that against his coworkers and not respecting their words and doing what he wants instead of agreeing to their words
Also, the way he talked to that girl was all kinds of messed up.
But....he's the exact doctor you'd want to treat you because he's a genius and always right.
@@cpetrizzi except when he tries to cut a little girl in half
Cuddy seems to actively be trying to kill the patients in every episode
I think people who say this nonsense don't realize what her job position is... she's not House's employee, she's the chief administrator and Dean of Medicine. Part of her job is making sure doctors, including department heads like House, follow safety protocols and ethical regulations, both of which House regularly ignores or bypasses
I love how thorough and confident House is when he figured it out
Ohh I never realised Wilson was in on it when he said they needed to go to the icu. Wilson is overlooked so much but he really is an incredible doctor, second only to house
I wish the world was full of doctors like House
Naah, you don't really. What you want is a lot of Doctors who are diligent and believe that "common things happen commonly", with a fine sprinkling of mavericks who will look for the really unusual.
You only want your trauma surgeons and specialists to be like House trust me. Also doctors are remarkably good diagnosticians. People complain about the tests and time it takes but forget House has a 333 batting average given what we've seen on the show. Just like House doctors sometimes need to know what something is not to know what it is.
I went to take my medical boards. The proctor asked if I had any credentials. I said "no, I never went to college but I've seen every episode of House at least twice". I was awarded a licence to practice medicine on the spot. True story.
Bullshit.
Hahaha!!!
You must be a very stable genius 😁
@@rafaelsalas2012 Biden doesn't remember if he ever watched "House".
@@fecklesstech929 Biden doesn't even know what an actual house is. Even the White House.
Funny the heart stablized as he pulled the tick out. Like her body isn't still full of poison.
House and Foreman fighting with the cane in the elevator is hilarious. 😃
Michelle Trachtenberg (patient on the gurney) is cute. ❤
I thought that was her!
Oh that was her? She's always cute for life
@@epsi I loved seeing her in Eurotrip.
@@nicholaskrupa6259 uh. have you seen her recently?
I thought it was her but forgot her name, I remembered her from Ice Princess, she was so good in that :)
I love how he just stares at them for a moment and then goes right back to it, knowing hes absolutely right
Anyone else expecting him to hold up the tick and say "It's a boy!"
from my years of watching house, it always baffles my mind as to why nobody just doesnt listen to him at this point
"House this is the 1000th time you were right about a patient when every other doctor in the world thought you were wrong. You know nothing."
The greatest doctor in the world. When you're great at something there's someone always below you trying to take you down
Man this clip was intense and hilarious at the same time! Bloody amazing writers!
"Being a teen, Dan couldn't keep his Tick in his pants."
The unbelievable part is that he removed the tick in 5 seconds.
If you know what you're doing, you can do that. Not without causing quite a bit of damage, specially if the tick is on the sacred grounds, but that's a small price to pay for, you know, not dying.
I've had three ticks in my life and I removed all of them myself, without tweezers, in a couple of seconds.
@@branlopgar taking a few more seconds to remove the tick wouldn't have killed her
One of the best sequences in the series. He reminds me of James Gandolfini in the sense that Hugh can set up an entire scene with his expressions.
Ticks actually very often crawl into the warm crevasses of the body, like your groin. They somehow know it's easier to hide there.
Even though I've seen this episode before, I still find myself holding my breath... damn good production.
6:47-6:50 I love how Wilson is not surprised and seems to be like hoping he made the right decision
I know it’s for the sake of drama, but Jesus do they NEVER get tired of being proven wrong?
Nope. In real life it's not like that as well.
Realistically speaking the maintenance guy #1 is probably on lunch or cutting the grass on the other side of campus with ear muffs on. #2 is on a 40ft ladder trying to scare off pigeons. #3 is arguing/texting is old lady in an electrical closet somewhere.
The House formula:
1. Unlikely diagnosis A: wrong
2. Unlikely diagnosis B: wrong, patient suffers either psychologically, physically or both.
3. Unlikely diagnosis C: nailed it.
Why everyone around him fails to realize this is true 99% of the cases he gets is beyond me.
i dont understand how everyone ignores and disregards house's diagnosis like hes crazy yet hes always right
I didn't notice it before but I noticed now Wilson purposely said "she has to go to ICU" while also staring at house so how's would know where to intercept the bed
Yeah house acts like he's nuts but the guy is right damn near every time I wish we had doctors like him in real life
She did really good. It's such a small thing to mention but the way she was gasping and speaking was really good. Michelle has always been cool. Years later I don't know but she's always been a crimson gem.
I was diagnosed with Ehrlichiosis, a tick borne disease. I thought I had the flu which I have never had. Started to feel better then it got worse. When I finally wound up at the clinic my heartbeat was 150 bpm, my blood pressure was something like 60/30, I was dehydrated, my kidneys were shutting down, my fever was around 103, my heart was in AFIB. I was told afterwards that if I had waited one more day I would have probably been dead. Spent five days in ICU and eleven days total in the hospital. Good thing I have good insurance, I wonder what that cost? Had to be over a hundred grand. I was living near Lyme Ct, you know, the town they got the name lyme disease from. Within five minutes of being in the ER, without finding any tick or evidence of a tick bite, they diagnosed it and were treating me that day for tick borne illness, they were just so used to seeing lyme disease
Guys, its good to remember that House isnt right 100% of the time. Every episode they are all brainstorming with trial and error multiple times before getting it solved. House is just the one that happens to think of the non orthodox solutions at random points, hence why the team is usually hesitant to believe him
I had a friend who died of Rocky Mtn Spotted Fever. He waited too long before going to a doctor and it was too late for the treatment to keep him alive.
I'm sorry for your loss. I've got an old friend that had Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and I think that, according to him, the Doctor saw what was going on just in time, and saved his life. He was sick for awhile afterwards, but eventually recovered.
Wow I did NOT know that was even potentially fatal in this modern age. But I suppose any condition can become fatal if we wait too long to seek medical attention. This of course opens the door to the conversation about how expensive medical care is and why many do end up delaying getting medical treatment resulting in avoidable loss of life.
Half the comments are "House is always right! Why don't they trust him?" Because he's not right even half the time! He makes at least two or three misdiagnoses in almost every episode before he finds the right one. Do people only watch the last 5-10 minutes of every episode? His coworkers' reactions are totally justified because most of the time he's completely wrong and nearly kills the patient doing dangerous and unethical things.
I mean you can pass a driver's test after 20 attempts. It doesn't mean people should want to get in the car while you're driving just because you eventually passed it.
thank you jesus, i have a feeling these people didn't actually watched House and just watched through clips on youtube or tiktok
And yet; next week everyone will have forgotten House is always right and continue to admonish his maverick productive methodology. Rinse and repeat.
doctors are decision makers. this is why this job is very though and so precious.
I would legit wish I died if this is how they found out I had a tick
Absolutely. Would have asked if Euthanasia was an option after I came to.
Guy risked rape charges to save the patients life. But also I now have an even greater fear of ticks.
Amen! You never know where those little monsters are going to hide out. In this case, that Tick was in the most unlikely place-Inside her Vaginal wall! Luckily, Dr. House was able to figure it out-just in the nick of time!
As you should
…and people checking certain areas for them
There was an Episode of Emergency where a boy showed all signs of having Polio until Dixie found a tick in his hair. Dr. Early to a match to heat up a scalpel and removed it.
Loved that show!
She really said "We need to do real doctor stuff now" To HOUSE!!! lol
This is probably one of my favorite episodes lol
It's amazing how every episode Cuddy always doesn't believe or trust House,but he always comes through in the end
The first time I watched this episode I was sure they'd find the tick snuggled in the *ear* 😣 which is like the ultimate nightmare for me 😱
Well, this was INSIDE her lady bits. New fear unlocked for women.
Well, he knew what he was talking about!! Ewwwwwww😖😖😖🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️😫😫 I don't even want to imagine.
These short videos are so good, I just watch a clip, decide which episode I like and go directly to Amazon prime and watch it
Word has it that the actress, Michelle Trachtenberg, hid a note in the elevator scene. Saying “I love you” to Hugh Laurie.
Not sure what the outcome was but it is interesting…
Yeah apparently it was to get him to laugh or something and was 100% not expecting it haha
Few guesses where she hid the note. Reminds me of the classroom scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark when the student wrote on her eyelids.
That was story that was out when the show was airing. I seem to remember that the actress during rehearsal was wearing gym shorts but when they filmed the scene the note replace the gym shorts and it flustered him.
I've liked Michelle since she played Buffy's sister on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Fun Fact: The actress playing the patient actually had a crush on Hugh Laurie in real life. During that scene when House lifts her gown up to get the tick the actress hid a note attached to her gown saying "I Love You"
Michelle trachtenberg?
@@dewilew2137 YES - Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Little Sister
That is TOTALLY TRUE - She told the story on an interview with CONAN and it is on CZcams
I've been trying to find this comment for 5 minutes lmaooo
I really don't think doctors like house could talk to parents like that in real life 🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of the best shows!.👏👏
“Oh that’s dandruff.. not as dramatic as I hoped it to be :(“ that is awesome
Hunted deer in an area infested with them. Literally pulled the off from every part of my body and when I couldn't reach them my girlfriend helped me.. thank you reen.
@@chrisacd5895 I have been assaulted by 3 woman .
Went to a state park with my family when I was a kid. Me and my sibling went for a walk for an hour or so. We took the same path, when we got back I had 1 tick and my sibling had 14.
considering my girlfriend has had Lymes at least twice (maybe a 3rd time but it was not diagnosed) this is terrifying.
(the last time she was bitten the little sucker was on the back of her knee)
lol his face lol when doors open. Like oh gotta go goes back in for look to pull the prize out!.
I love that Wilson was ready to scrap with the dad when he went after House
The best series ever. I could have easily devoured another 8. If this ever came back it would make such a killing. I can dream can't I?
I’m watching the reruns as I text this
Not sure, the world is too politically correct for House to maintain his original personality and the stuff he often says.
this episode made me want to watch every season of house
Exciting show technical and character filled.
UNBELIEVABLY, INCREDIBLY, EXTREMELY AWESOME MD PROGRAM. ONE OF THE SUPER MOST WONDERFUL SCENE EVER.
The fact that he was down there with a tick... makes me think of: tick tick.... boom.
Pump it up, Chris!
They should know by now to just listen...
I love House’s little analogy riddle 4:20 - 4:35
There is nothing Dr House cannot diagnose (and treat).....he's a miracle!
Just let him find it, I mean he's crazy...👀 on the other hand though he could be right.
The part with the cane was the best
You gotta love the absolute confidence! With a heavy dose of brutal humor.
I met a young lady once that told me she had been irreversibly damaged from a tick bite in her youth (lyme disease) and the negative effects were horrible even decades after. She had to get some sort of treatments in Europe because at the time they were not available here.
I keep trying to watch house but It always gets hard about 4 episodes in with cudy always saying "you're wrong house!" Deapite his 100% track record of always being right lol
I find the fact that House is not sued and out of bessiness far more unbelieveable than the entire Harry Potter franchise
He is sued fairly often. They've said the hospital has a budget reserved each year for House's legal fees.
Man that maintenance guy is LIGHTNING fast.
It's good to be a Doctor!
I can relate to this.. I had one almost attached in my groin and I felt itchy and felt it so I removed on time.. such nasty experience!
I once had an itch in my groin but when I scratched it it was suddenly replaced by a searing hot pain like someone had stabbed me near my dick, turns out a wasp had crawled up the leg of my shorts while I was outside. Little stripy bastards!
🤣🤣🤣
@@krashd 😄
@@krashd Wasp was like: I'm bout to 22 Jump Street yo ass. :)
How on earth did you survive?
That’s who we needed for COVID, a few Vicodin and House would have cleared this up
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@@joyce9523 Thank you so much
It´s not Lupus ^^
No, he'd use a home remedy to really piss off the hospital administrators that were counting on all that covid money coming in.
@@klesk335 ?
Every episode he comes up with a diagnosis, and they constantly question his abilities.
"I told you it'd be more dramatic!"
He delayed on purpose!
I loved the look on his face. Well, this is awkward, but I have no shame so back at it. Lol