Why House Won't Be Accepting A Nobel Peace Prize | House M.D.
Vložit
- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- House scoffs at the idea of receiving a Nobel Piece prize when he made to treat a famous doctor who's actually received one. At the smae time he finds that treating his patient as an opportunity to question his impact on the world.
Stream full seasons on Peacock: pck.tv/39BlAG0
Season 2 Episode 4 "TB Or Not TB"
A famous doctor (Ron Livingston) falls ill when working in Africa, and is sent to House for treatment. Tensions mount when House refuses to believe he has tuberculosis, but everyone else believes so.
Your favorite shows, movies and more are here. Stream now on Peacock: www.peacocktv.com
Watch House on Google Play: bit.ly/2tu3kHh & iTunes apple.co/2tCSJOu
Subscribe: bit.ly/2goT95b
This is the official CZcams channel for House M.D. Watch all of the official clips from the series, the funniest and saddest moments, and follow all of the doctor's most curious cases.
This is why doctors have doctors. You get biased when it's yourself.
Also, when all your cases are hammers, any symptom starts to be like nails.
Wait, let me try again
There's a reason medical professionals make terrible patients.
@@spirited154 😂😂😂😂
@@enkiimuto1041 When hammers are cases, nails start to sound like symptoms.
I think that's how it goes.
@@spirited154 that is unfortunately what killed my father at the end of the day, you join the medical profession, you self diagnose yourself so you can feel good and able to get up in the morning to help others, and ignore the problems that you have while treating those of others
"I think I have tuberculosis, an infectious and lethal disease. Let me walk through the hospital and sit in offices where I'm not supposed to be."
You need prolonged exposure to someone infect with tuberculosis to actually catch it
Still stupid if your actual infection hasn't been confirmed hundreds of infectious diseases have dozens of varied symptoms in common, quarantining yourself is the decent thing to do.
If its viral you could be shedding a new variant everywhere you go.
@@carrieullrich5059 TB is bacterial
TB really isnt all that deadly anymore its cured by a couple of cheap pills
@@ziegfeld4131 People in hospitals are more likely to have weaker immune systems that might not be able to withstand TB treatment with the cheap stuff, a patient could also have a variant of TB resistant to common drugs which wouldn't be known until cultures were taken.
Laurie once said he felt guilty "being paid more to become a fake version of my own father." "He was a very gentle soul and, I think, a very good doctor,” the actor told USA Today in 2004.👍
The only reason hugh lauries father didnt make a ton as a doctor is because the U.K has universal health care, so a doctor over there makes like what an average middle classer makes in the U.S
@@dbongoloid9541 My stepbrother is a doctor and he owns a bunch of houses in a nice part of England. He's doing rather better than most middle class folk. Being a doctor in the NHS pays pretty well. Otherwise they'd go private. It's not well known in the US, but we do have private medicine over here.
@@dbongoloid9541 they make less money in the UK but it has little to do with the NHS, most professionals in the UK earn less than their US counterparts - lawyers, engineers, academics. One thing to also remember is that the UK has stringent worker protections and only one real hotspot with a lot of multinational companies - London.
@@ClarinoI i know that doctors can do private practice, but the ones who get paid from the universal health care dont make as much right?
@@dbongoloid9541 Not as much as private doctors, no. They can mix some private work in with their NHS work though if they want to, I believe a lot of surgeons do.
0:33 "Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes..." - Jamal M.D.
The horror.
Every 2 seconds some person somewhere passes. You can't really think about it. It's all you'll think about it. You need to somehow block it out. Think about something else, otherwise '2 seconds' is going to be on repeat in your brain.
Together we can stop this!
It's mealtime in 40 countries
@@827Drew It is really that low?
House MD, where the main character barely kills the patient in order to save lives, and it's never lupus (mostly).
It's sarcoidosis.
@@no-prophet autoimmune?
@@makatron Gotta be an infection
It's always some form of lupus
Well they finally did have ONE case of lupus. And you forget sometimes it's too much iron.
"it's not just a trip to Stockholm you know, it's come with a cash prize"
"seriously, no wonder everybody going after that peace thing"
well, he's not wrong.
@@booqueefious2230 : )
Except the peace prize is presented in Oslo, not Stockholm!
From a Norwegian
Every Nobel Peace prize recepient donated the money from the prize.
Actually you're not allowed to market your achievement for which you get the Nobel prize.
@@bionmccool Not Obama
I'm guessing this wasn't planned by the writers but I really like how Chase usually is the first one to join House in checking a case from a new point of view. Yeah sure he partly does it to either get on Houses's or since he know going against House is unproductive, but it also feels like he does it because he is interested in the puzzle - in a way signposting his later transition to being the one on the team that takes most after House in the end.
Folks forget...he (Chase) had his father pull strings to get him that position and has been working with House longer than any other team member.
Chase was always played to be House 2.0. The ending always confused me with how much they pushed Foreman to take that position.
@@volcanolord100 yeah someone counted it up and chase was right more often and at a higher rate than foreman
@@volcanolord100 i think Eric was diversion or parallel for chase for writing with house
@@bubbaguy4411 It was never stated nor even implied that Chase asked his father to pull any strings for him, and -- given how estranged they were fully a year after Chase began working for House -- it's extremely doubtful. The prevailing theories were either A) Rowan asked House *not* to give Robert the job (perhaps so he'd stay in Australia) or B) Rowan *did* pull strings without Robert's knowledge, Robert didn't mention his world-famous doctor father during his interview at all, and House (being, you know, _House_ ) was immediately intrigued by the contradiction.
Why is he walking freely through the hospital with an infectious disease?
Exactly what I was thinking. If they think he's got TB, mask and everything at least.
Because the size of his ego is bigger than the hospital.
exactly !!! that's BS !!!!
@XxKasumiXSatoshixX True, if it's not in your lungs or throat, it's harmless to others. I had TB in my spine, but didn't need to wear a mask outside of hospital when I went home for the weekends.
There's a "but" tho. Lung TB is the most common, so if someone is a suspect to have TB, mask is requared untill its confirmed not to be a lung one. Well, at least in my country.
Exactly lol you're totally right
5:30 the most emotion I've ever seen Foreman display
This episode perfectly shows what I love about House. This seemingly pious guy shows up and wows everyone (as people in life often do) he seems to believe in how selfless he is. House wants to call him out because he is disgusted by the fact that people can't see through his actions which are actually more selfish then they seem.
He knew the whole time it wasn't TB. All the information he needed was when he realised that he had absolutely no symptoms beforehand. And suddenly was awash with many others. He humored the man by allowing for tests which would help provide evidence for his theory and then bet on clinic hours when he was certain.
House was more interested in talking about why it is that everyone wanted to believe that he had TB so badly. What makes him logical isn't that he used the person's personality to figure out the illness but rather that he figured it out despite the personality which he wasn't fooled by. Everyone wanted to believe he had TB because of his work but house not only saw what was wrong with thinking that way, he showed that the man had the exact ego problem that everyone thought house had.
This reflects real life too as it is often the ones who challenge a popular opinion who are treated as if they are self centered, egotistical people. This man works in Africa saving lives so no one expects him to have such a big opinion of himself that he could die from a self misdiagnosis. Especially one that he gives so often.
House shows us all the time that the ways of thinking that we naturally trust and rely on are objectively dangerous and wrong. It might make you more comfortable to believe that the man saving the poor children is a perfect human being but the truth is nobody is. And doing something like that doesn't automatically make you a certain kind of person either.
*spelt pious*
That's indeed the message of the episode. Good analysis. however, unfortunately, these are really toxic ideas. Doctors who volunteer abroad are, in fact, most of the time, very empathetic people who really do care and sacrifice a big part of their lives to do something objectively good. They're also rarely if ever supported by corporate "backers". Yes all of these millionaire doctors in Africa they're definitely real.
When you consider the reality the show is portraying, the whole episode seems like such a bizarre fantasy.
@@yuvibitter wrong tag buddy
Except he had TB. He had something else too but, he did have TB.
@@michaeldavey3187 oops
I love that trivia about Alfred Nobel and dynamite. It’s a perfect example of unintended consequences, hero worship and cognitive dissonance all at the same time.
He started the prize specifically because he didn't want to be remembered as someone who was responsible for so many deaths from the use of dynamite.
His death was falsely reported one day, and he saw a bunch of articles in the newspaper hating on him for inventing dynamite. So, he started the Nobel Prize stuff to give some of the interests and royalties from the dynamite sales to people who contributed to stuff that the Nobel Prizes recognize.
It used to be.
just like ultron said, man of peace creates engines of war.
It's also ironic because the entire advantage of dynamite over the nitro that preceded it was that it was far safer to transport thus saved many lives when used in construction projects. But then of course once it was safer to transport, it started to be used in bombs.
Like Fritz Haber who received a Nobel Prize for his work in chemistry. He invented the fertilizer we use to feed our giant population, saving billions from starving. He also invented the cyanide gas that would be used in concentration camps as well as developed chlorine gas and explosives in WWI. Saved billions, killed millions, never spoken about.
"Welcome aboard the good ship Asskisser. Nice day for a sail. Pucker up me hearties!"
How can you *NOT* love House?!
Im dying lmfao, best part
This is why I fell in love with House. A true logician
@@genmapi Writers are lawyers.
House is not about logic he about getting the results or finding the answer, solving the puzzle, for a example logician will never put a knife in socket but House did
The most logical person in the series was Eric Foreman
And House was inspired from another fictional character Sherlock homes
Both have same mindset but in different fields
@@dev7326 No even in the example cited, house is being logical. He did that for specific reason to get results which is logical and because he did succeed and it made sense in why he did, he was not being a irrational.
@@jasminethegrayknight You have a confused view on what logic is.
@@dylanshackleton1608 why thank you!
House doesn't need a Nobel Prize
He is the Nobel Prize.
The House Prize.
No, he’s the dynamite.
That's why Chase succeeded House. The other two were fine with him self-diagnosing with TB but Chase immediately went somewhere else
But it's hardly unreasonable to think he might have TB. It turns out to be wrong, but when someone shows up sick after spending time around a transmittable disease, that's a solid theory.
House clearly doesn't think it's TB, so Chase isn't just having a flash of inspiration.
@@lostalone9320 I think his point is that Chase was capable of learning from House to think creatively.
@@lostalone9320
It’s not unreasonable to assume that, but you’re missing the point. Both Foreman and Cameron constantly argue with House believing his methods are insane and/or immoral or simply plain wrong. Chase knew House had far more experience and knowledge than all 3 of the team combined. He has no issue listening to House’s orders, well he might complain but he does get the job done regardless. Chase is smart enough to know he isn’t the smartest in the room. House is. He trusts House’s opinion and learns from him directly, taking full advantage of the opportunity.
@lostalone9320 Solid theory, but not a foregone conclusion. Always be skeptical.
When Hugh Laurie talks in American he feels so jaded, and whenever he uses his natural accent it just sounds jolly and I’m immediately taken back to George or Wooster. Then he makes the faces while in House mode and looks jaded in British mode and my brain just •_•
@@puppieslovies accents, it was implied.
Jeeves
@@clairawilson2100 I believe that was referring to Blackadder.
As an American, I feel like we inherently love British accents
I get it when your specifically treating only one thing it’s pretty easy to cure it, on the other hand it’s much harder and more time consuming do diagnose something when you don’t know what it is.. Also much more impressive.
Impressive from a cerebral gymnastics point of view, sure. But in terms of efficiency and doin the most good, treating only one thing is best when large numbers of people have the one thing.
Look at the end of the day, House is a better diagnostician and doctor because he works to actively diagnose and cure diseases. Not to insult or berate the guy like House is doing but he's basically a community service worker with an M.D. His degree is useless in this context but he still does important work.
@@henrypeters5291 So the guy that helps more people and does more good is the worse doctor in your mind? I disagree. House is the more skilled doctor, but I think to see who is "better" you should look more at results, and House is one of the most unproductive (52 patients per year plus clinic) and expensive (so many tests and wrong treatments per patients before the correct one) doctors by any metric.
@@gammoregan What I was trying to say is that this guy is a better person but House is a better doctor. He himself admitted, that he's treating people for a disease that was cured a long time ago. As a doctor, he's kind of useless. And while I will give you that House is unproductive and expensive, something I would like to note is that he intentionally takes hard cases that no one else can solve, especially in the early seasons.
Let me ask you this: if someone you loved was dying of an unknown disease, who would you rather have as her doctor, this guy or House?
*you're
The writing on this program; "that's 2 for you , one for me. We're gonna need a tie breaker." 😄
Memorised and ready to use!
Fun fact, while Nobel did in fact invent dynamite, he felt so horrible about all the deaths it caused that he created the Nobel prize foundation to reward the leaders of each field that he thought were intrinsically important to the development of society. Except math though lol.
Before the invention of dynamite(which is nitroglycerin mixed with an inert subtance), miners would use nitroglycerin in its pure liquid form which is incredibly unstable and led to both health issues due to exposure as well as deaths from someone mishandling the nitroglycerin. Dynamite was a massive improvement to the explosives game, but it's invention did take the lives of several people, including Nobel's brother. The Nobel prize foundation was created to both celebrate great minds in science and cement Nobel's name as a positive figure in the history of innovation rather than as a man who invented explosives that caused death
@@popshoppacks dynamite aka tnt is tri nitro toluene, made of a benzene ring with 3 nitrate functional groups, don't think its ever synthesised with nitro glycerine but rather through nitration of methyl benzene (reacting with HNO3
@@michalkurka7427 not the same thing
nahhh everyone knows maths isn't important
From what I’ve read he didn’t include math as a field because he was less concerned with the theoretical than the practical. It’s all well and good if you create a new fancy equation but it doesn’t do the world any good unless you can apply it to the real world, which the real world application tends to fall into another field.
This episode was one of the few episodes where I think House’s sarcasm and rudeness was completely justified because Doctors tend to be seriously biased regarding their own health.
1st day of my medical university, one of my family relative told me, “Never be a doctor to yourself, until and unless no other doctor is available near you, which is going to be never, because you will be either working in a hospital or working with some other doctor”
I will always see Ron Livingston as Captain Lewis Nixon but still great actor
I will always see him as Matt Flannery from Standoff.
Peter Gibbons
Yes! I was wondering why he looks familiar :D
Abel, big nix fan
Naw office space
Still one of the best shows
Yes
Exhausting though
Amen to that
...of all time
speaking as a health professional, if you even suspect the patient has TB, the patient would be immediately under isolation until ruled out. you wouldnt let him out exposing others.
The guy saying "House, is that you?" Absolutely destroyed me.
The guy was biased. How can you be objective when it’s yourself?
I can’t look at Ron Livingston without thinking of office space
I agree, but he's a very good pompous doctor
“I wouldn’t say I’ve been missing it, Bob.”
Sure, he's a TB expert
but
did he use the right cover sheet for his TPS reports this time?
I was trying to figure out what else I'd seen him in, not great at remembering faces.
Thank you, God bless, happy karma thoughts!
@@doveandpatch Band of Brothers as well
The worst part: I heard this man was having problems with his TPS reports.
He obviously didn't get the memo.
have you seen my stapler
"does it go to 11?" there are so many jokes in this show I'm not sure anyone can count them all
I will never get over how amazing the person who is in charge of this channel is
You do realize its an entire team of people, not just one random person. Probably a team that manages a bunch of channels that host Peacock content.
by any coincidence, is that you, Elyse? :)
Instead of worrying about the lives that are beyond your help, focus on the ones you can help and save.
This man just said "i dont have time for this" while in a hospital being treated. Yea man you got a lot of places to be chop chop
If only he could help Arthur Morgan 😭
the second i saw the name of the episode i got so sad :( i miss my boah
Noooo lennnnnnnnnyyyyyyy
aah if onlyy
As a person who does nice things from time to time…I do it for selfish reasons. I definitely wouldn’t help others if I felt it would be unappreciated. Sincere gratitude makes me want to help more people, ungrateful people make me hate the energy and resources I’ve wasted. This is insanely accurate of House, at least in my situation. I don’t help others just to help, I would like to be thanked for my efforts as well. Within reason of course, but something. I want to be thanked for my hard work, and maybe one day when someone is suffering and you have the ability, you will help them to pay back the debt. In that, I can live on for a moment longer.
Except for philosophically, I see no problem with that. It’s those that lie and call themselves selfless that anger me to no end.
''Selfless good deeds do not exist!'' - Joey!
It is what it is. It's just considered impolite to admit it, but it's true
I appreciate your honesty
I agree. I think most people have selfish reasons for helping others although I would also say that with how large the world population is,there is a chance that truly selfless people do exist. Though idk how their lives would be or what their social position is.
Yeah, but at least you have the URGE to be nice. Some people literally do not give a F--- about others. I may enjoy a sense of satisfaction when I hold a door for an old lady, or help someone carry something heavy, but I am also just acting in a way I would hope others would act if they saw me in the same situation. Again, it's not selfless, but I am also not convinced you do nice things PURELY for gratification. Most people also have a general sense of altruism because they enjoy fairness and a world where people care for one another. If that is selfish, then so be it.
I am TRULY moved to pity when I see a beggar with a cup out for money. Just because I enjoy the feeling of dropping a $5 bill into his cup doesn't mean I did it for 100% selfish reasons.
the first 3 seasons of House MD are pure gold : I love them !!!!
All 8 seasons of House MD are pure gold man
All 8 are gold
How can you forget about season 4 when taub and kutner join in
The last two seasons were far from gold. Aside from a few moments, the last season was trash.
@@Herv3till s7 was awesome ,s8 wasn't much good cus they have to end the show that's why.
House is super perceptive and is humbling the guy for the guys own benefit. The guys false ego has grow to such an extent that he is being bought off and compromising his deeper self. House is helping him come back down to earth to be a better Dr internally again, which will affect his performance later. House has integrity and is keen to spot it being sold out and compromised in his younger colleagues, and exposes it for their benefit and ultimately all the people you are trying to help. Otherwise you become a dancing dog in the hands of pharmaceutical companies and politicians and their agendas and can't see the whole picture clearly. So kudos to House. He did an expert dx on this guy condition because he's not bought off by anyone, and surgery on the false ego that was growing quickly in his subtle heart. 2 birds with one donut and only charge for one
"bet you a week clinc's duty it does"
Betting against house is like betting against the devil: Only fools would do it, even if they win.
Mr Gibbons needs to get cranking out those TPS reports.
I love the fact we continue to get content
Diagnosis: Sounds like someone got a case of the Mondays.
The Patient is in the office and goes to the printer.
It reads "PC LOAD LETTER"
There is something so goddamn funny about House and Foreman talking in the background while the guy is coming up to the frame completely stonefaced during the tabletilt test xDDD
That ECG showed a 1st degree heart block with a PR interval longer than .2 which is benign and would not require a pace maker.
QRS seems prolonged > might progress to second or complete. Other thing is symptomatic 1st degree
Cool, never seen this episode. That's Nixon from band of brothers
Office Space.
@@chaz000006 that too
no wonder he seemed familiar, thanks for saving me some time lmao
Omg, that's burger from satc 🙆
I don't blame you folks for being confused at seeing Elliot Ness.....
The Timecop series wasn't that popular, unfortunately.
2:42 jesus did she lose some buttons or what?
Don't know how tho. She ain't got not teets.
I aint complainin
I don't remember the whole episode but from the clip I'd say the implication is that she's into the guy because of his background in helping people. I can imagine a scenario where House points out that of course she's unbuttoned her shirt while helping the one patient who happens to be a good looking doctor saving thousands of lives in Africa.
@@alittlesnag I was going to say the same thing
Cameron sounded like Cuddy
2:27
«Alright I'm beginning to feel nauseous. Ok I'm getting dizzy, I can't see, I'm gonna pass out.»
One of the super most wonderful medical programs on TV, ever.
Funnily enough, Nobel created the awards and the prize money because he felt so bad about dynamite and how it can be used and he didn’t think he should be profiting from it
i think that was the joke
Cameron's shirt would never be that unbuttoned if she was a doctor
House moves close to camera and shouts.....THAT IS NOT TB!
”Is it Lupus?”
”Yesnt”
Looks like he's still hypnotized from Office Space
Fun fact, Nobel did invent TNT. He was so horrified by what his creation was used for that he created the Nobel Peace Prize.
House is right, blood money.
Could you imagine telling someone you donated money to their charity and immediately being told to donate another one without blinking lol
Yes I can. When I donate by mail, I eventually get an acknowledgement letter that almost always includes a request for further donations.
You would think that they would just trust house, considering how often he's right
To hell with online dating...I need a woman from this channel that enjoys House as much as I do.
Agreed. Well, a man. But. Uh, other requirements too. As much as I like house I think I need a Wilson more.
@@maddiewhatever441 I really hope you need Wilson for his qualities as a friend and not as an oncologist :P
let’s try. I love this channel, it’s slightly tiresome to not be able to stop myself from watching!!
What country do you live in? let’s start there :) i like this idea, maybe we have a chance?!
@@dbcoco Sorry, you’ve got competition. Every day I go on a House binge whether I want to or not.
Hello 😂
I love forman being happy and laughing not his grumpy face all the time
I love House the ends justifies the means approach
Peter Gibbons!!!!
And a SpinalTap reference too.
The Nobel Piece Prize in given in Norway. Not Sweden. Every other Nobel Prize however is given in Sweden.
That guy from office space is looking like he's doing good for himself
I haven't seen this full episode, hope there's an Office Space joke in there somewhere
We all desperately wants to be house, but we cant..
Even house doesnt want to be house. The only people that would havent watched enough of the show.
Lol he knows he has TB, yet here he is interacting with literally EVERYONE
"He knows he has TB, yet here he is interacting with everyone."
New house upload! Let’s go!!!
Peace prize is handed out in Oslo, Norway. Not Sweden
I had to get a pacemaker when I was 22yrs old cause of my heart. And I remember the tilt table test lol I was about to pass tf out on it .
Every sixty seconds in Africa a minute passes.
Only you can stop this tragedy by investing 120 seconds of your time these next two minutes
@@masonauto631 lmao
In my opinion, House's voice is awesome.
Tell Cameron to button up. It's a hospital 🏥
Hello, have you seen Cuddy?
Tell Cameron to button down. It's Cameron.
Tell that and you are fired , smart move
That tilted table thing seems fun. I might go to the hospital just to try it!
Please not it's not fun.. trust me, your made to feel really dizzy.
@@annieinwonderland
Really dizzy? That sounds even funnier! 😀
@@afonsodeportugal No for me it brings on sezures.
Yeah, no way is it fun. If you have the condition that it’s used to diagnose, it feels like utter torture.
It’s used to diagnose Dysautonomia, among other things. In my case it was.
"I know you people don't make a lot of money"?! Those are 4 fucking specialists! They each easily clear a million per year if not more!
Allow me to get nerdy for a minute. At one point in season 1, when House was forced by Vogler to fire one of his 3 mates, House suggested to reduce all 4's salary by 17%, making it financially the same as firing one mate. Assuming all 3 mates make the same amount of money, that would mean House makes approximately 2.8x the amount of money a mate does.
He was being sarcastic.
Surely. And I was being the CZcams comment no one asked for :)
If anyone is wondering the "concert" house is refering to is "we are the world" it was a collaboration by dozens of 80s celebrities, it was to bring awareness to the Ethiopian famine in Africa.
They redid "we are the world" with late 2000s celebrities for Haiti to raise money for the earthquake victims.
Well, after some more research ive concluded that the concert house is talking about is the "live aid" concert, it was for the Ethiopian famine as well but it was an actual concert in the U.K and since hugh laurie is british im going ti assume this is the concert he was refering to.
Definitely a Live Aid reference. And if anyone here hasn't seen Queen's Live Aid set, for the love of all that is rock and roll, please go watch it now. Freddie Mercury had that mike in one hand, and the entire world in the other.
It was LiveAid not We are the world.
@@neuralmute I'd still love to find out how much Bob Geldoff skimmed off the top for himself while all the bands played for free.
@@dangermartin69 Good question. I've often wondered that myself, along with how much he's made off all these years of Survivor, "Castaway Productions" used to just be another name for Bob, after all... Geldoff's a one hit wonder, but also a mastermind who knows what sells.
House isnt british, dingus
So it's Chase who mentioned heart problem in the first place
Anyone else notice that Cameron has two button undone from 2:26 onwards?
The script writers are having fun giving all the great lines to House because he delivers with the right amount of sarcasm .
Fun fact. The Nobel Peace Prize is not handed out in Stockholm Sweden, it's Norwegian and given in Norway. They are mixing up the NObel Prize with the Nobel Peace Prize. Two different things.
I'm dying the the tilt table brr
Is Wilson EATING THAT THE WHOLE EPISODE? Dude has a magic infinite food source, gimme... the abyss is sorely lacking in decent food.
"Nobel invented dynamite. I won't accept his blood money"
I'm a medical student and this show has tremendously helped me in my career. This show has taught me many diseases, symptoms, diagnostic procedures, treatments drug names etc. Thank you Dr House
Just ignore the part where they gave cuddy 200mg Zolpidem lol
@@ralphrestubog5519 have to love 200mg Xanax
Hope you haven't learned any of House's obscenely dangerous and illegal procedures.
has the word peace in it and house loves chaos.
If doctors treated every patient like a logic puzzle and not treating symptoms only (ex high blood pressure medication, beta blockers, aspirin, neuropathy pain from diabetes, etc.) Then more special cases will get treatment fast and before it does any serious damage, and they won't die waiting to see specialists and they would be able to afford treatment. More lives would be saved and they would have a higher quality of life.
Youll find that there are a lot special cases. Unfortunately, unlike each episode of this, nobody's got the time or paygrade to test one person, multiple times, with multiple tests and for several days, conjuring an always ready team.of doctors ready for surgery at the hr.
In real life, complicated cases like this are all to near death already
And many many many people will get miss disgnosed everyday. Try watching Dr. Mike on why you dont treat patient like House.
And of course I feel sorry for those who got "special condition" but its called "special' for a reason
Wished had seen this series when it came,huge fan Of Dr house ,Laurie,loved his acting,also drs cuddy,wilson,foreman,chase Cameron,thirteen taub all.Fantastic series
does anyone know any shows to watch after house? i finished it a month ago and i still haven’t been able to find a new show to watch now that house raised my standards so much lol
Nurse Jackie is a good one! Not as good as house but it’s funny and got some great characters!
@@leahalford9432 i just looked it up and i’ll definitely have to try it, thank you! i was surprised they even both have a vicodin addiction lol
Homeland is great.
@@harrietmikhailanavolkovoy9417 agree, i think Homeland's the best show i've ever watched
@@aiberengi I'm checking The Sopranos now. I think Hannibal made it to one of the best lines delivered. Outstanding screenplay I've seen so far.
So we finally get to find out what happened to Peter Gibbons after Initech was destroyed.
I enjoy the fact of the quick scheduling for operation and stuff. in Italy hereafter they find a problem pass something like 6 months before the operation. easily guessed conclusion
Love how he knew it was House who sped it up haha
This episode shows House is a Spinal Tap fan. He cranked that machine all the way to 11 😂😂
House should get counted for all the lives the guy saves for saving his life.
A lot of people seem to forget that House's specialization was Infectious Disease, he also understands Tuberculosis.
It aggravates me that he walks around without socks on.
1:15 i think its HILARIOUS that he basically is calling out the LUPUS effect 😂😂😂
'Walking the dog' is possible if the knot is looped around Yo-Yo, not directly tied to it.
I always liked this side of House (maybe the only side of House.) He pushes stresses to the limit. I know that when I go in to the hospital its because I cant take whats happening anymore, so I have put up with it for so long that I do not notice what "normal parameters" would even be. When docs or nurses ask about pain and I say no more than usual. They say well, no pain is the usual. Makes you think a bit different. Maybe I need a higher stress test.
4:21 the reason
He just didn’t want to do the TPS reports
I love how they gamble clinic duty xD
Imagine what 10 would do!
I've not seen this episode, but I still knew he would do that.