How To Cure A Man Who Wants To Die | House M.D.
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- Dispite all the odds stacked up against House with his own patient wanting to be euphanised instead of seeking further tests to be treated House manages to fully cure this man and rekindle his love for making sweet jazz.
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Season 1 Episode 9 "DNR"
John Henry Giles (Harry Lennix), a legendary jazz musician with ALS, is brought in to be treated by Foreman for pneumonia. House's attempt to prove that he doesn't really have ALS causes John Henry to suffer respiratory failure. House intubates him in violation of his DNR and tries to keep him on life support using a legal technicality. Cameron notices a blood clot, which is removed, and MRI reveals an Arteriovenous malformation which is operated on restoring his ability to walk. Meanwhile, Foreman receives a lucrative job offer from John Henry's doctor, his former mentor.
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"He sleeps better at night. He shouldn't."
Ngl that was actually a great thing to point out
You can’t sleep now there are monsters near by
That One sorry it kinda autocorrected
But thanks for correcting me :)
Anymore quotes you wanna share
Yeah, that was a telling point.
House got so excited when he realized that the solution would allow this man to walk again. He lit up when he knew he can help this man have what he can't.
House can still walk... just not as good as everyone else
@@dansmith6990 Can't run
@@officialteaincorporated243
He can though, and has ran in multiple episodes.
Everyone should try to help people achieve greatness it’s the one form of selfish that I think humans could use
@@iamrolfie3755 in episodes where he didn't feel pain, which came back later.
society will perfect itself once we manage to gather enough clips to be able to watch the whole series on youtube
*All of House is uploaded to CZcams*
Corona-chan: _Adios_
Its on prime bro
@@kygelsora6581 im poor bro
@@blobthing4622 its on stremio bro
Exactly what the people need
"I'm in pain"
"aren't we all"
That was such a stupid answer. Trivializing and downplaying the fact that we all have different experiences and experience the same ones differently as well. There are people who are barely able to hold on, and there are people who live happy and carelessly without a worry in the world. You can't just say "don't we all feel pain", smh. That's not how life works. That's like telling House, a cripple, to stop being a pansy and run like a man cause everybody gets tired but they run anyway. I mean wtf? Sorry for going out on a limb here but as a survivor of (thankfully now past) chronic depression (talking about a decade of absolute hell) that really rubbed me the wrong way, especially since people can be assholes IRL just like this. The worst part is, this wasn't even malevolent or patronizing, he literally thought there's nothing wrong with his statement. Everybody is so convinced that they're right and that they have it the worst. And since they can't walk in your shoes there's no arguing them... That's a bit tragic.
@@Lykoskia i think it means that we all carry our own problems/struggles it may be minor for others and major for you and it is okay. He didn't downplay House's struggle with constant pain, he was just suggesting that House should try a different outlook in life, hence why he also said "im guessing you are not mr. Sunshine even before you had the limp"
@@anonymousblank5356 I know that House is salty in general since people are liars and assholes, but constant pain makes it worse. I'd still say that "aren't we all" is incredibly insensitive since no, we're not all in constant pain. Just imagine having a debilitating migrane every waking moment of your life. Then we can talk.
@@Lykoskia stfu
@@arturooo78 uhh?
I love House's "Wow" when he receives the trumpet, he seems genuinely moved by the gesture. No playing, no analysis, jus gratitude.
Well he's a fan of his. Imagine getting gifted something from someone you idolize
"Just promise me you won't try to play it" =)
Hugh is a Blues musician irl. That's gotta be a factor lol.
@@709mash house himself is seen playing both guitar and piano multiple times throughout the show
yes, I loved it
“He sleeps better at night. He shouldn’t” this scene is one of the best scenes in the show.
It's really true. You'd be surprised how many doctors are out there that don't take responsibility and it's really messed up since it's a literal life or death job
@@tunasandwich8049 if they would take everything home with them they wouldn't last a year.
@Blaise Pascal I think even if house is a TV character, it is not hard to believe that he/a person like him could exist in the real world. I bet house doesn't use his vicoden just for his leg, there's probably some mental pain he's trying to numb as well
@Blaise Pascal then they shouldn't be doctors
@@hel2727 hope then you're fine with this world having around 15 doctors then
House loves music. It's one of the few things that actually makes him happy. I can't see him selling that trumpet.
He is definitely gonna play it, though. I know I would.
@@austenhead5303, if he knows how to play the Trumpet.
@@JonPITBZN Dude has a Jazz album or two under his belt, I bet he knows how to.
he would never
@@JonPITBZN Hugh Laurie can sing and play piano, guitar, drums, harmonica, and saxophone, and that's just the ones we know about. Dunno if he plays any brass, but I can't imagine he'd have too much trouble picking it up; he's quite the multi-talent.
"I checked him out... He's a great doctor"
Coming from house, The person must have really achieved something big
I bet he had more lupus cases than House
Knowing House, he's being incredibly manipulative by showing that being a great doctor isn't always the only key to saving lives.
great means nothing to house.
Or, ya know, he lied.
I mean he's a guy that would call a doctor with an achievement with migraine prevention drug an idiot and wrong. And later called an FBI doctor a moron. If he says great, then it is great
I remember this episode. It was awesome. Looking back at it, I can understand House's point of view when it comes to his doctors, so it makes sense to be brutally honest to them instead of sugarcoating things. If you screw up, and someone just glosses over that fact it doesn't help as you feel it is ok if it's only once or twice, but with House he wants you to know that you screwed up that's not ok. There's no rewind if your patient dies or you cause irreparable harm to them, but he praises you when you deserve it and that's when you feel accomplished.
I agree but he is still pretty relentlessly abusive and doesn't doing a lot of teaching to his students more "you're an idiot" rather than maybe we can look at it this way. Better TV but not better leadership.
@@hadracks Well I doubt he cares about leadership, he said himself that what they do should matter. He was very selective in forming his team so he can run it the way he thinks is best, which has nothing to do with "better leadership".
@@hadracks Exactly, hadracks. Constructive criticism does not need to include snark or sarcasm.
so basically House is Dark Souls of medicine?
@Monica Tiffany Agreed, Monica. But omitting pointlessly hurtful snark and sarcasm is not taking it easy on anyone. And in fact including it can provoke a defensive posture in reaction, making it less likely that any helpful honest criticism will be rejected.
The man gave House his trumpet. As a musician myself, giving up my horn would be a profound gesture. Subtle brilliance on the part of the writers! 👏
Yeah, those things are pretty expensive, and they hold a tonne of memories.
Who wouldn't be
They did the same thing with the autistic kid and the kid gave him his psp.
Acknowledged
pretty sure it was more the musician not needing it anymore. He said earlier how he had his gift, but not anything to go home to besides it. He was giving away his gift to house to prove it wasnt the only thing in his life anymore. Same way house would need to leave medicine to truly be happy
I would DIE before I gave up my horn.
Oh, you meant a musical instrument. Sorry, disregard.
"see you tomorrow, Eric"
Little things like these are the reason why house is such a great show
Absolutely, this line is amazing :)
@@alexanderkuptsov6117 why is that line amazing
@@Amin-pn8vj House has been shown to only refer to people by thier last name. By calling forman his first name it was a sign of respect.
@@plumtucker9514 nah, this was a sign of mockery in this case.
@@Amin-pn8vj Because by that sarcastic tone of his House showed his full superiority and control over Foreman and he was also mockingly referring to the excessively nice other doctor.
The first few seasons were always weirdly wholesome and nice. It made you feel really good after a long and hard diagnostic process
And that's the awesome thing about the show... they used that and then moved on to other kinds of episodes. Sad, often portraying what the reality is like, and all that.
@@tanujkumar1576 yeah, I like the last half seasons but, if you think about it, it looked like a spin-off of the first seasons. The first three (the original team) made you empathize with the patient story and it was very cathartic when they made the diagnosis. I mean, this episode and the other one of the 3rd season where they cured another paralysed man (Dx Addison disease) made you feel really good about him. Since 4th season, the diagnosis was just "well, that's it, House diagnosed. I learn a new rare disease". Even the clinic duties was really good and creative and it was lost in the last seasons.
@@alulim4968 I think 4-6 were largely character focused and that worked well for a different reason than the first half. After that I think both the character and individual episode plots got weaker and more predictable. The last two seasons still weren't awful though.
"I'm in pain" is such a sad line. How contrasting and ironical was the last scene, House changed his life by healing his leg but he himself is suffering this agony every second of his life. Having gone through the entire series, it gets even more depressing. House never gets his own share of happiness and peace.
It’s a rare moment when we get to see House smile, such a kind gesture
He saw himself in him & respects musicians, It is very rare to see House with a genuine smile, usually its when he does something like insulting someone, mostly its with messing around with Wilson
Oh, man, that final scene is beautiful ! From the elevator to the end. "I'm in pain" . . ."Aren't we all?" Beautiful . The moment when he gives House his trumpet is wonderful. Heck, House basically saved his life. Being able to walk is great. House knows that .
you can also see the sheer respect in house's eyes. john henry giles (the patient) is a jazz legend. house plays both piano and guitar and must be a fan of his music. one of the few scenes where house and a patient (let alone anyone else) feel a sense of gratitude and honest respect.
I just got it.
House’s team are simply extensions of his brain so he can achieve more. He treats them how he treats himself. Its all equivalent to his internal dialogue, with multiple characters.
The conversation between House and Foreman here is one of the best scenes in the series.
One of the most realistic characters. I'm literally a different person before House and after House.
A car 👀
Nikola Tesla I’ll never forget House saying “If Kutner would think like me he would know that life in misery is better than no life at all” I’m paraphrasing right now but it really helped me
@@jordiko120 House seems like a person who can end his life without a second thought but he doesn't want to because he enjoys it more than hating it.
@@jordiko120He said "If Kutner had thought like me he would've known that living in misery sucks marginally less than dying in it.",
Good to know I'm not the only person to hold on to that dialogue. It has helped me too. So many times.
You changed into Nikola Tesla?
I'm guessing after the Three Stories episode.
Jk
I love the episodes where the patient understands House. The chemistry in those episodes is awesome
I’m with House on this one. If something is my fault, I know it is. I don’t feel better if someone tells me it isn’t; that just makes me think they’re too dumb to figure out the truth, or too willing to be dishonest. Likewise, if I did something brilliant, congratulations doesn’t really mean anything to me - although I’ve learned that it means a lot to others to both receive and to give it so I tolerate it for their sake. What I actually appreciate are other people who also can see *why* it was brilliant.
Same here
I'm exactly the same. I'll accept apologies, even appear gracious when doing so, but they don't mean much to me if the person knew they did something blatantly wrong.
I'm also the same when it comes to plaudits; I don't need other people to feed me a constant drip of attaboys to do what I need to do when it needs doing.
2:15
Did House just teach... like a responsible adult?
Exactly what i thought lol
*"50 Bucks says i can beat you to the curve."*
I nearly spat out my drink. 😂
*curb.
curb
*Curb.
Cu*rb
I'm in pain.
*Yeah aren't we all?*
The best scene from dr. House, hands down!
The last time I was this early, House's leg was still fine.
So his birth.
After first night with Cuddy?)
I remember this patient was one of the few ones, who resonated with House. I guess that’s why House behaved differently with him.
*one of the few, who...
@@smurfyday dafuq u want
@@benji6628 to let you know an error
@@jasonstimecapsule77 *to let you know of an error
@@myrkur8054 **To let you know of your grammatical mishap
one thing i noticed just now watching this. notice house tone of voice while he talks with foreman... he's not mad, it's not his ego, it's not disgusted, it's... it felt like a mentor. and even if it was a mentor, you can really tell it came out from a place of worrying and wanting to eric chooses what would make him better
god what a good actor this man is
Yeah I wanted more of this House in the series. Beyond the sarcasm, jokes and bravado. I loved when he got serious like this and was a true mentor and leader to his team.
This is the only time you ever see house look at somebody else like an equal, someone who understands him
And walk out together
Wish this patient became close friend of house and was in few more episodes, Be awesome to see them playing music together at jazz club, having a drink at bar, going for a jog together.........okay maybe not the last one
Lol… jazz club/bar scenes bouncing ideas off with Wilson would’ve been dope
Why do i feel like the first 3 to 4 seasons' writing felt very different in atmosphere. Hell, even the characters felt different. That dialogue between House and Foreman really made me wonder about leadership. Just my perspective but i feel like House was right about what to say when someone screws up but honestly, his attitude could make things worse instead of making it better though.
I fell in love with season 4 and 5 because personal relations grew more than in the first three. There was also more comedy in the 4th and 5th while still having deep cases. They were always rooted deeply in philosophy and morals. Episode 12 Season 3 always got me though, I loved that there was no real mystery. It was completely full of emotions, that’s what made House M.D. amazing
A lot of the earlier seasons had the best cases (interesting rare diseases) but I felt like season 5 had the best crew, i.e. 13, Kutner, and Taub.
@@wilburthegerbil8435 which episode is that cuz that is "Distractions" and thats just a normal House episode
Rinor Kalimashi it’s One day, one room. About the lady who was raped.
@@wilburthegerbil8435 yeah thats why i was confused because when i checked it out that wasnt episode 12 season 2. Anyway can you tell me which one it is because i wanna watch right now
House spoke the truth to foreman. And you can tell foreman knew it because he responded to the new developments in the case with "how did Hamilton miss that?" It was pretty brilliant, showed the doubt houses words immediately put in his mind
surgeons start removing a chunk from a man's leg *cheery jazz music starts playing*
that was from his spine
The patient is a jazz musician
Red Reddington is very thankful Dr. House saved Harold Cooper's life. The task force wouldn't be the same without Harold.
Was looking for this kind of comment
see ya tomorrow, ERIC
Ok
I'm basically Dr.Hamilton of software engineering. I do what I do and I sleep well knowing my code is full of bugs.
One of the few patients House truly respected all the way. The entire case and his entire life, he had earned House's respect.
House talking about real and fake humility, then foreman snaps at him. Foreman then looked away from house out of real humility and house smiled because it really showed the difference. Great scene
I thought house smiled because he's glad foreman had the balls to tell him off. He'd have no use for a team that brushes off his mistakes.
Honestly, when it got all happy and they showed him recovering and played that background music, I thought they'd suddenly show him still lying in bed and having a heart attack or something.
You seem like you have seen the last seasons 😄
Reads title.. been asking myself that question for the past decade
The look Foreman gives to House when he finds out what's wrong with the pacient and later House calling him Eric... what an amazing feel good video
I was hoping i wasnt the only one to notice.
'That one thing'... The conversation between the musician and House is still my favourite
Absolutely ! The point of the Episode - and the Series. My all time favorite Episode. I've watched it so many times.
For about 15 years - I had 'that one thing'. I'm 75 now - but still remember when I solved some really tough problems - from 1985 to 2003. The money was nice - and the praise. But the FEELING was 'the thing'.
"Half Life 3 was announced."
"Doc, please save me!"
2:43 that's when i fell in love with this series.
Dialogue for this show is always so good.
anyone else notice how the man is holding a hat before he hands the case to house, but when he hands it to him it just disappears
Nope. @ 5:04 you can see he slips it into his other hand.
Also 5:44
There's always that one patient that wants to die.
that's just how human population aggregate works
5:20 love the parallel of House and Giles, he saw right through house because they’re so similar.
- I'm in pain
- Yes... aren't we all?
Majestic.
This was one of my most favourite House episodes. Absolutely loved it.
Yeah, this one and baseball player one. A lot of great episodes in 1st season.
Me: I want to die
House: Say no More
5:05
I see trees of green
And trees of green
I see those trees
And they are green
And I say to myself
“I am lost in these woods…”
these lupus cases are getting out of hand
Now there are two of them!
Underrated comment
This is my one of my favourite episodes and he is absolutely the most compelling patient character ever on the show. Personal sacrifice for massive artistic success....I love him.
House has a point, when a doctor screws up shouldn't sleep well
That’s bloody unrealistic lol
You misunderstood him. It's not that a doctor shouldn't sleep well when he makes a mistake, it's that he should acknowledge the mistake. "It isn't your fault" js wrong. "You fucked up, it happens, learn from it" is what should be
Maybe, maybe not. Doctor's make dozens of decisions every day and if they lost sleep over every bad decision they would be worse the next day and make even worse decisions. You can learn without making yourself feel terrible.
José Luís Lopes yes, that’s a more reasonable proposition, and it’s not what the original poster was saying.
@@COTC_Community it's not. I've been seeing my father as a doctor all my life. I've seen him predict heartattacks , essentially saving people . but there were times he predicted death too. and that happens as well. by now he's been a doctor for more than 30 years and it all still makes him lose sleep. and if it's someone like house... well, you lose more people than you save . that's gotta have a psychological effect
What a great episode. What a great series, loved it when I was 11/12 and I love it now I'm 21. Probably will be my favorite series ever. Will show it to my kids and everything. Great writing :D
The way House says the stuff about not sleeping better goes completely against his claim of not caring about his patients...
2:35 House has always been supportive of foreman, always telling foreman to stand up for himself and believe in what he did, and removed his impostor mentality. Even in a later episode when Foreman was treating a kid with vitamin toxicity house did the same, finally Foreman stood up.
5:20 a haunting exchange... and a relatable one
- I'm in pain
- yeah, aren't we all....
It's a crazy world. One person would live with pain to be able to walk, while another would give up walking to live without pain.
When two great actors meet then you can see alchemy in art and art becomes magic.
I tell myself I dont have time to re watch all of House, but here I am watching like an hour or two of clips everyday lol.
“He sleeps better at night, he shouldn’t” what an amazing line.
i don't know if i've written this before, but - one of the most beautiful moments in this series.
This was one of the most satisfying episode endings in the series, nice work House ❤️👏👏
I love you, person behind this account
This is the only patient House has had nothing but respect
@NICOLE huh whut
Great vdieo good advice will help many people achieve their goals
House was very right in his monologue. His style practice is the classic case of giving to charity to look good vs caring about the cause - he doesn’t really care about the patient and their wellbeing, he only cares about finding out what’s wrong with them. Whether it’s curable or not, he will 100% find out what’s wrong with you and give you an answer, even if it’s not about saving your life and making you happy. For most doctors, caring about people would outweigh their pure curiosity for the unknown, but House has been through a lot.
That scene with house and Forman was so profound. And house was 100% right. Being a doctor is not just a job.
When that song played when he gave house that idk why but I was just like “perfect”
love it when house calls foreman “eric” at the end :)
2:14 ~ 2:55 is life changing dialogue
Should be each senior doctor's conversation with their juniors.
Can't help, but notice that Peacock logo in the preview now. Gotta push that service on all fronts, huh
Such good writing !!
House doesn’t get many gifts but he gets the best ones!
Love the sound track on this one, and that one, and ALL those others 😋😉😁
What a great series! 💜
Always loved the interest House had in Forman. He knew he had the potential to be great.
Because they were a lot alike, they took risks to save lives. Foreman isn't as bitter as House though but they respect & Foreman even admitted he liked House in an early season
I love this show
just started season one
Thank you for posting the day I had surgery and made it home!!! No stay in the hospital
Great one
This is my favorite episode in season 1!
This is my favorite episode in any season. I think it is because this is the patient I find most interesting.
DNR- I'm guessing episode 9
This was one of my favorite episode
4:53 I cant hear that without thinking of the tiktok song....
Tell him not to die.
The first season is still my favorite
More all I need is more house
I'm always happy when Foreman has to eat it.
What a wonderful world....that makes this part really good
if someone made a playlist of all the episodes in order I could die happy
you do it
House stunned because hes a musician too, and Hugh Laurie also a musician, a country musician. so it is highly logical he surprised the man gave him his trumpet.
The chat with foreman is what made him fail in the other hospitals he worked on
This is the only patient that Dr. House really connected with each other.
Favorite episode!
Moments like these are integral to understanding House's entire character
Season one was literally just a different show.
I felt the same with season 8.
It *literally* wasn't.
That's most shows tho, and different or not it's still brilliant
@@TheBBQify It got better and better don't get me wrong, but season one was really unique.
@@marcusgaius it feels so odd seeing someone pretend to be Double D using a word incorrectly
im sure house will come up with some deal with a patient he cant lose to manipulate his way to cure a person, so he can solve a puzzle :)
While the puzzle is House's motivation, I think he genuinely wants to make people better
He actually does find a treatment and even reverses his paralysis :D
I wish I could hit the pass button on this video. All I get are click links on top of click links and never to a connecting relevant link just some random unrelated link. Genius.
That was an OLD time trumpet case!
I have one similar, and yes, I am approaching the seventh decade.😂
This ep is one of the best. This and the one with a black senator. Could watch them forever.