Being an ass while breaking bad news to a patient doesn't sound like a professional thing to do. Tbh this sort of behaviour can lead to physical conflicts in some cases.
@@IshanKashyap001 If you're willing to fight someone over a little bit of sass I think that warrants a whole other diagnosis. Beyond that it really doesn't detract the point that the professional thing is to leave in a situation that he doesn't have the emotional tact for. But this is entertainment and thus so subjective.
I remember when I was sexually assaulted by 2 men during the first “let up” of COVID in June 2020, when restrictions started to wane. I was drugged at a restaurant, taken to a house, and assaulted, I had bite marks and bruises all over. The officer that stayed with me in the ER was a young man, probably younger than me by at least 5-6 years, who was very kind and respectful. Didn’t talk unless he had to, didn’t touch me. The nurses took pictures of the injuries, and he stayed in the room but looked away when needed. He never touched his phone, was just acting in a professional, strong presence to help me feel safe but at the same time, he took the situation seriously. I never learned his name, but I still appreciate his work during that day.
Sexual trauma is painful but it doesn't define you, you're stronger and more than those monsters could ever do to you. Your bravery in telling this is inspiring, wishing you all the best. Stay safe and take care.
That is more of a unique situation with her, since she needed someone that's just blunt and honest amd can't lie for anything. Most others in her position probably need a more...gentle presence.
Dr house is like a good blunt weapon. Very sturdy and str8 the point. Not sure if this makes any since but what I mean is yeah he'll hurt your feelings but he'll save your life so it balances out
@@madamcuriouss we're not romanticising him, we're acknowledging he's a whole person. is he a good person? absolutely not. is he an irredeemable monster with no sympathetic qualities or good moments? also no.
House realized in zero flat with the "dont touch me" response from the victim. Calm, collected, and once the realization hit, he knew right away that the best decision he could make was have another physician take the charge.
bruh.. i suspected with the first sob.. after house had his first response i knew.. then 2 more responses before the absolutely unmissable DONT TOUCH ME sign.. honestly id say he was slow on the take compared to his 'normal genius'
@@tears_of_asariel3198 tbf the entire episode had him swabbing a bunch of people for stds, so he was pretty numb to the std thing, probably wasn't thinking one of them would've been from assault.
I cant believe she grew up near me lol. She actually is a blackbelt in some form of martial arts, i forget. Shes really a great actress, im glad Vikings gave her a shot
No no no don’t do this to me…. Are you fucking serious right now???? 😂😂😂 I AM FUCKING RETARDED. what an L Edit: 600 ppl liked it so I can’t possibly be the only one 😂😂still what a dumb cunt though
No need to be rude abt it. I'm sure there r many phrases u've only heard & not seen written out that u'd get wrong in similar ways. Most of us have some.
People react differently, her reaction is due to trust being broken with men. When he went to give the tablets PTSD took over and she reacted due to fear of being hurt again. Some people can have major attacks, they can "relive" the experience over and over again in their heads whilst on the outside you'll hear them screaming/shouting for help etc. It's a disgusting act to do to a person, it takes their life away, they feel vulnerable, they feel like they have no control, they feel like their lives are worthless. People who do this act should get the same time in prison as murderes because simply put... They destroyed someones life and it's irreparable. You can live a happy life, but you will always have your head screwed up. I know due to a friend who I was able to talk out of PTSD attacks, it's quite scary to see one when you are not used to them... For me, I could feel the fear in my friends voice, and she couldn't hear anything as she was far gone. Over time I was able to build a trust where even during a PTSD attack if I was to constantly ask questions and talk to her she was able recognize my voice and come back then answer said questions to keep her mind away from the shit. This worked as I was like a "safety net" for her, she saw me as a person she could be safe with and her mind recognized my voice as a protective figure. My other friend wished the person had let her go to the forever sleep afterwards... mostly after the system only gave the guy 2 years when he did it to an underage 11 y/o.
@@Ghosts1129got raped as a child, I'm not out here smacking pills out of people's hands and singlehandedly carrying a hatred for a group of people. Trauma is trauma but I'm tired of this something less than 6 percent of men meaning let's act like all men are like this.
They do react like this. This is accurate. I speak from experience. I wasn't raped it didn't get that far but I was sexually assaulted and you feel just like this.
@@insankamil2909 After experiencing sexual assault of any kind, it’s not remotely uncommon for the victim to develop an aversion to physical contact and intimacy in general. They may also consciously or subconsciously avoid people who are associated with the perpetrator or share traits of the perpetrator. Victims of sexual assault often develop PTSD and may never truly feel safe again because of the trauma that was inflicted upon them. In most cases of sexual assault, the perpetrator is someone who was close with the victim such as friends, family, significant others, spouses, family friends, etc. It is recommended that the victim and those close to them cut off all contact with the perpetrator and do everything possible to prevent the perpetrator from getting into contact with the victim.
My friend can't even have sex with a woman who has blonde hair or tattoos because of his rapist. When his gf got a tattoo, he broke up with her, and every one of her friends told him, " Get over it. It's not that serious. You're a man, men can't be raped, they can only be the rapist. Be happy you got some action at that age. If your dick was hard, then you clearly liked it." Shit sucks, I feel so bad for anyone that's been through it, especially men, because it's never taken seriously and never acknowledged that they can be raped too.
he doesnt care about patients. he only cares about the puzzle that is the unsolvable condition that they have. but every once in a while a patient pops up tht catches his eye
@@rgb2219 He literally left his own court case risking a worse punishment for doing so to help a patient. The puzzle is a big part of it but if you think he doesn't care about the patients you should watch the show again.
I did its all ego. has nothing to do with him caring about patients. remember when he went to jail? Like i said sometimes he cares. but mostly he just wants the excitement that comes with an impossible case hes done so much shit that shows he doesnt care about patients its actually kind of wild@@DarthVader-wk9sd
Even the show itself shows how House is addacted to solving the case and not the patient. Thats why Wilson and that chick are always having issues with him. remember when they cured the guy based on his advise and they didnt tell cause they wanted him to be wrong? dude was using solving cases as a way to get high.@@DarthVader-wk9sd
I kind of wish House was my doctor who examined me after my SA instead of the woman who did. I know having to work at 8pm sucked but telling me that my case was a “he said she said” case AND acting like she was doing me a favor to examine me… I am still messed up by her. All of the women in my case failed me. After all of these years, it still haunts me.
having been a victim of rape myself, i'm here for you, giving you lots and lots of hugs. it's been tough and you're doing so good fighting the trauma day by day. love you.
I'm sorry you had to deal with that. I feel blessed that the hospital I was sent to had a patient advocate for such situations and the nurses were compassionate. In my case it was the police and paramedics that were the problem. I was in a studio apartment and had 6 male officers with their radios blaring and talking over each other 'helping'(?), I wasn't exactly clothed fully so had a sheet over me in the bed and the paramedic came in, took one look at me, and said it wasn't a SA case but a psych case because if I was real I wouldn't be so upset. Let's just say that this wasn't the best start.
@daykibaran9668 well I have friends where this has happened to them and they admit to being abrehensice and scared to be around men after this happened to them
Mad respect for Katheryn Winnick (the actress). Highly underrated actress with high caliber acting skill. She sells her roles so well. EDIT: Just to say that everyone who edits their comments to say "Thank you!" for fake internet points is wack.
idk that whole aggressive "Dont touch me!" seems very fake. Like....thats not how people respond. Thats how men write women in scripts....this whole episode kinda sucks actually. it SCREAMS of 'this is what men think victims are like"
@@MJW173tell me you never worked with a assault victims without telling me you never worked with them. They never act the same. There's no set reaction. Some trigger when touch, some become aggressive to any perceived confrontation. Some become more submissive, some act like it never happened. Some perceive that it happened because they weren't submissive enough. There's no set "answer" Also the show needs to be understood by idiots so it has to spell it out for idiots.
@@MJW173 uhhh..... I knew and know people who have been assaulted (both men and women) who get equally that aggressive like her. It's very very very sad and no one takes them seriously.
@@nhugh23 dont assume anyone's experiences first of all. like, sorry you believe cringe acting but from all of MY OWN life experiences, this is a very over dramatized response.....
Idk if someone posted an ep summary but i believe the way things go is house gives her a very flat no nonsense forward answer about what happened to her. Shes in shock at how he talked to her. After this scene with Cuddy the woman actually requests House as her doctor. Its a way for her to try and regain control of her life. He refuses her and says he will get a therapist for her. She tries to kill herself (again a control thing) and ultimately house does say he will try to help her. It’s a big house growing moment because he hates interacting with people instead trying to solve their problems through lab tests and medical procedures but her problem cant be solved this way. For him to cure her he must connect with her emotionally. He then gets sorta blackmailed into a situation where she wont discuss the rape situation unless house tells her about his leg issue. House gives a big long speech about a past trauma but she doesnt believe it. In the end it turns out his story is partially true but that he swapped the characters. Finaly near the end he tells her who the people really are in his story and she opens up about the rape incident It is found out that the woman is actually pregnant from the sexual assault and house says she should terminate but she says no on the grounds of even a fetus is life and it would be murder (she is religious) I could be wrong but i think by the end she does agree to end the pregnancy despite her religious views.
One of the best episodes hands down. Literally showed so much of houses character subconsciously. The way she felt more comfortable with him than any other doctor.
Agree. Only md series I've ever watched or even wanted to watch. I've seen clip after clip, short after short of Grey's & all the other 347 md series, but they're all too much. Too extra. Silly, ridiculous & the secondary actors are just the WORST. Yes, House is a little silly, ridiculous & has some awful secondary actors, but for whatever reason, it doesn't make me cringe like the others. I think for me, it's the cast that separates it. *Sorry for my long ass, unsolicited take
This was one of the most powerful, emotional episodes ever. And Katherine Winnick hit the ball out of the park with her acting; her complete immersion into the character was very effective and convincing.
House had awful bedside manor but had some humility left in him. He knew a more empathetic doctor would be best for that patient and he got over his ego to make sure she got that.
Love this episode. Esp the conversation between House & this patient. You get to see a little deeper into House. You realize that sometimes its easier to be vulnerable to a complete stranger than someone you know.
I'm glad he didn't bother to go through the ret@rded questions and psych crap. House immediately recognizes not only the problem medically but also the root problem. Trust me, that is extremely rare for a doctor.
I honestly loved this moment. House knows for a fact that he is not the dr. For this rape victim. Some people cannot help themselves from being assholes. He, as everyone knows, is onenof those people. He knows it and he's honest about it. He also JUST insulted her like three times, he's already scared that poor girl to death. Any further treatment will have to be conducted by someone else, she wont comply with him because shes probably more scared to death of him. She wont even let him touch her, rightfully so. He just knew that someone else needed to do the job. But there's also something else, and its a testament to how good of an actor this guy is. The way he looked at her when he realized, the way he said oh my god. I dont remember many moments in the show where he has the kind of empathy he had in that moment. Its such a subtle, yet loud look, and it shows how he is still human and still has emotional weakness. And how emotional weakness is a strength, because he immediately stopped his quips (which we previously assessed that he is nearly incapable of doing) and demanded she be treated by someone else.
People like house are the best people to talk to. Theyre genuine. Theres no nonsense, will always tell you like it is and is just being real. I get why people dont like his personality but honestly id strive to be friends with a guy like house.
Because sometimes you need the blow softened, or you simply cannot handle it. House's weakness is that he does not understand boundaries and how to help someone psychologically. He's certainly a useful person to have as a friend at times, but he is only going to make it hurt worse if, for example, your relative dies.
Sure this is a TV show but I love how quick witted he is. The fear was a reaction to the pills which was probably how whoever raped her, drugged her. So he instantly knew he needed someone to come in from a different angle and someone who's female to make her more at ease.
This whole episode is a reason why house was such a great series. It had practically every emotion that you could feel. From laughing, to crying, to anger, to isolation, to apathy....
This was one of the best episodes for me, the way that she specifically asks for him and how House actually puts himself in what is a strange and uncomfortable situation to appease her is really great to see and I think very relatable
Really, not season one with the woman who was misdiagnosed as schizophrenic? Even at the end, he kept her secret that she was the one who called social services to care for her son and let the kid think it was him in order to preserve his relationship with his mother.
Poor girl and I know how it feels even after you’ve told your loved ones and they still right you off and being the bad guy for you telling them to not touch you because you still can’t shake it
Even though house is a bastard in many ways, at least he was nice enough to inform his boss he wasn't the right fit for a patient who was R. He did care in his own way. Loved the hell out of this show.
For a couple years i thought i was dying and so did my husband. I couldnt breath. I would pass out. And at times i would all of a sudden start to sweat and slur my words like i was drunk. Then about 10 to 15 mins later i would be back to normal. No one could tell us what it was. But then one say my husband rushed me to rhe hospital and we were both crying because we really were scared. (My hubby NEVER cries). And they again couldnt find anything. Night ahift drs came onto shift. And the dr already reminded me of dr. House with better besside manner. And he said he would like to keep me overnight and by morning he had figured out it wasnt just one thing that was wrong with me like all the other drs thought. But the main thing he found was i had. P. O. T. S. Thank agod for this dr. About 15 yrs qgo😊
lol same I got hEDS and hypertensive pots and some other stuff. Best thing for me is a beta blocker however I don’t know your situation so don’t take that as advice. I got diagnosed at 12 most cases are caused by extended illness or things that create pots but my genetic disorder is the cause of mine so I’m with it for life. I even have a spoon tattoo on my wrist that I drew (I’m assuming you know spoon theory)
THESE were the best house episodes. The little bit of horror behind his eyes when he realizes, and then the subtle seething when he tells his boss what happened.
I love House just kept on finding answers about why the patient was looking so distraught. He may be dropping sarcastic tones but his eyes were searching for clues. Only when his hand was slapped all the dots connected. I love Hugh Laurie.
If you have watched the rest of the episode, the girl insisted on House being her doctor even though he didn't want to be. They open up to each other eventually. House never opened up to anyone like that
Being able to see and admit that another doctor should take your place. I think you are the perfect doctor. Not because you solved it, but you set the right path to it.
I don't know what happened to you but I just wanna give you a virtual hug and say, It'll be okay. You'll be okay. You'll heal and though the scars will be there, the pain will go away someday. I am sorry.
Was rewatching clips and you notice how her attitude doesn’t change even though she was given good news. That is how you know it was worse. I love how it is all in the details.
“A smart man knows how to deal with every situation. A wise man knows when a situation should be handled without him.”
Thank you. I need to remember this.
We all need to remember this.
Good quote. Any idea where it's from? I tried looking it up, but no luck. Found a couple that were close, but not this one.
Oh shit!
So I can be wise without being smart
@@bennie1079 yes you can. Though I would encourage you to be smart, knowledgeable, and wise.
Stepping down when you're not the one for the job is the mark of a true professional and in this case shows more empathy then if House had stayed.
Spell check"than" not then.
@@dennisparker2496 Yeah I caught that after post but frankly didn't give enough of a shit to change it, thanks though.
Being an ass while breaking bad news to a patient doesn't sound like a professional thing to do. Tbh this sort of behaviour can lead to physical conflicts in some cases.
@@dennisparker2496 Grammar checking? Cringe.
@@IshanKashyap001 If you're willing to fight someone over a little bit of sass I think that warrants a whole other diagnosis. Beyond that it really doesn't detract the point that the professional thing is to leave in a situation that he doesn't have the emotional tact for. But this is entertainment and thus so subjective.
I remember when I was sexually assaulted by 2 men during the first “let up” of COVID in June 2020, when restrictions started to wane. I was drugged at a restaurant, taken to a house, and assaulted, I had bite marks and bruises all over. The officer that stayed with me in the ER was a young man, probably younger than me by at least 5-6 years, who was very kind and respectful. Didn’t talk unless he had to, didn’t touch me. The nurses took pictures of the injuries, and he stayed in the room but looked away when needed. He never touched his phone, was just acting in a professional, strong presence to help me feel safe but at the same time, he took the situation seriously. I never learned his name, but I still appreciate his work during that day.
I’m sorry this happened. 😢
Those police are part of sex crimes section of the police they are trained in how to act
God bless you. I hope your emotionally and mentally healed from it.
Sexual trauma is painful but it doesn't define you, you're stronger and more than those monsters could ever do to you.
Your bravery in telling this is inspiring, wishing you all the best. Stay safe and take care.
I'm sorry for what happened to you. Bless you & that young man you mention.
He was ironically that right doctor as she specifically requested him for comfort
That is more of a unique situation with her, since she needed someone that's just blunt and honest amd can't lie for anything. Most others in her position probably need a more...gentle presence.
You have to hand it to house. He knew exactly that he is not the right doctor here (even though he was but thats just a thing)
House fills the great doctor, bad communication
Not the best for psychological damage she recieved..
House is not great for helping the mental damage which is a big deal as rape victims mostly lived with the trauma whole life.
@@LivingDoorknob yeah but turns out he was the best doctor if you watched the episode.
@@rohansampat1995 i just watch clips
But yeah.. Supposed that house is the main character
@@LivingDoorknob u make it almost sounds like mycroft from sherlock lol
House can be an ass cause he's an honest ass even he knows when to back off
Dr house is like a good blunt weapon.
Very sturdy and str8 the point.
Not sure if this makes any since but what I mean is yeah he'll hurt your feelings but he'll save your life so it balances out
@@thelordofthelostbraincells i dont think my sickness care about my feelings so i dont mind having house as doctor
House must be French, not mean, just brutally fucking honest
It's better to have a doctor that tells you the real stuff instead of the bs.
@@kom2876careful there. Your making sense. We can't have that on the Internet
Dam. Her absolute RAGE. Props to the actress. That was almost too real.
she was actually rарed for the scene
@@fistofram5526 well done mate
wtf this comment string isn’t even funny, you’re both weird af for that
@@sunofabeach9424 No she wasn't?
@@sunofabeach9424 tf u talking about ?
That showed a very important part of house character. He has empathy. He just choose to not use it when he thinks it is unfit so solve the problem.
Hes plain rude. Stop being a fanatic, why are people romanticising this guy
@@madamcuriouss we're not romanticising him, we're acknowledging he's a whole person. is he a good person? absolutely not. is he an irredeemable monster with no sympathetic qualities or good moments? also no.
The look on his face when it clicks.
It gave me goosebumps.
Especially after everything he said before the pills
yes, did the look mean he felt enlightened, or he had compassion, or competition?
@@muziekjes6811 Enlightened with a hint of compassion. House's character is cynical and sarcastic but he cares about his patients.
@@noahjohnson935 I interpret him that he cares but he acts like he doesn't because whenever he cares people take him for granted and betray him
House realized in zero flat with the "dont touch me" response from the victim. Calm, collected, and once the realization hit, he knew right away that the best decision he could make was have another physician take the charge.
Specifically he knew she needed a female doctor.
Technically the channel is skipping the pauses, but it's not the big of a pause so you are mostly right.
bruh.. i suspected with the first sob.. after house had his first response i knew.. then 2 more responses before the absolutely unmissable DONT TOUCH ME sign.. honestly id say he was slow on the take compared to his 'normal genius'
@@tears_of_asariel3198 tbf the entire episode had him swabbing a bunch of people for stds, so he was pretty numb to the std thing, probably wasn't thinking one of them would've been from assault.
@@bnjm8868 But then, she wanted him back as a doctor because he was honest with her.
He knows when to be himself, when to back off, and when to genuinely just help out without being snarky. What a great character.
I saw Lagertha cry only 2 times :
1 for Ragnar Lothbrok
2 right here
What about when Gyda died, she cried then
I cant believe she grew up near me lol. She actually is a blackbelt in some form of martial arts, i forget. Shes really a great actress, im glad Vikings gave her a shot
I didn’t realize it was her
Thank you I was trying to place who she was
Awesome to see that acknowledging moment that house knew his methods were null in void
null and* void
I'm sorry, Null in what?!
No no no don’t do this to me…. Are you fucking serious right now????
😂😂😂 I AM FUCKING RETARDED. what an L
Edit: 600 ppl liked it so I can’t possibly be the only one 😂😂still what a dumb cunt though
No need to be rude abt it.
I'm sure there r many phrases u've only heard & not seen written out that u'd get wrong in similar ways.
Most of us have some.
@@smartalek180
[The joke]
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Dude. This makes sense, I'd imagine people who've suffered assault would react this way.
People react differently, her reaction is due to trust being broken with men. When he went to give the tablets PTSD took over and she reacted due to fear of being hurt again.
Some people can have major attacks, they can "relive" the experience over and over again in their heads whilst on the outside you'll hear them screaming/shouting for help etc.
It's a disgusting act to do to a person, it takes their life away, they feel vulnerable, they feel like they have no control, they feel like their lives are worthless. People who do this act should get the same time in prison as murderes because simply put... They destroyed someones life and it's irreparable. You can live a happy life, but you will always have your head screwed up.
I know due to a friend who I was able to talk out of PTSD attacks, it's quite scary to see one when you are not used to them... For me, I could feel the fear in my friends voice, and she couldn't hear anything as she was far gone. Over time I was able to build a trust where even during a PTSD attack if I was to constantly ask questions and talk to her she was able recognize my voice and come back then answer said questions to keep her mind away from the shit. This worked as I was like a "safety net" for her, she saw me as a person she could be safe with and her mind recognized my voice as a protective figure.
My other friend wished the person had let her go to the forever sleep afterwards... mostly after the system only gave the guy 2 years when he did it to an underage 11 y/o.
@@Ghosts1129got raped as a child, I'm not out here smacking pills out of people's hands and singlehandedly carrying a hatred for a group of people. Trauma is trauma but I'm tired of this something less than 6 percent of men meaning let's act like all men are like this.
They do react like this. This is accurate. I speak from experience. I wasn't raped it didn't get that far but I was sexually assaulted and you feel just like this.
@@insankamil2909 After experiencing sexual assault of any kind, it’s not remotely uncommon for the victim to develop an aversion to physical contact and intimacy in general. They may also consciously or subconsciously avoid people who are associated with the perpetrator or share traits of the perpetrator. Victims of sexual assault often develop PTSD and may never truly feel safe again because of the trauma that was inflicted upon them.
In most cases of sexual assault, the perpetrator is someone who was close with the victim such as friends, family, significant others, spouses, family friends, etc. It is recommended that the victim and those close to them cut off all contact with the perpetrator and do everything possible to prevent the perpetrator from getting into contact with the victim.
My friend can't even have sex with a woman who has blonde hair or tattoos because of his rapist. When his gf got a tattoo, he broke up with her, and every one of her friends told him, " Get over it. It's not that serious. You're a man, men can't be raped, they can only be the rapist. Be happy you got some action at that age. If your dick was hard, then you clearly liked it." Shit sucks, I feel so bad for anyone that's been through it, especially men, because it's never taken seriously and never acknowledged that they can be raped too.
She acted that like a pro.
Almost like she was that patient.
Losing control of being the sexual selector is the number one primal fear to women. They would rather die than live with that reality
Turns out he was exactly the Doctor she wanted. I love this episode. One Day One Room. S3-E12
Thanks... was gonna ask what episode this was but decided to scroll a bit... see if anyone said it
Wrong episode. Just saw it and not the one
@@veronicasmith7130 What are you talking about? The episode name and number are correct.
@@poizunlady67me too😂
@@veronicasmith7130it's correct
one of better episodes, the dialogues are wonderful
What episode is this
something from 3-4 season don't remeber exactly
@@Morning_Star11
@@Morning_Star11s3e12, "one day, one room"
@@Morning_Star11 someone update me to
Season 3 episode 12 it says on the wiki, Im not 100% sure tho
Strange thing is people say he doesn’t care about patients, but he actually cares too much. He would go to the ends of the earth to cure his patients.
he doesnt care about patients. he only cares about the puzzle that is the unsolvable condition that they have. but every once in a while a patient pops up tht catches his eye
@@rgb2219 He literally left his own court case risking a worse punishment for doing so to help a patient. The puzzle is a big part of it but if you think he doesn't care about the patients you should watch the show again.
I did its all ego. has nothing to do with him caring about patients. remember when he went to jail? Like i said sometimes he cares. but mostly he just wants the excitement that comes with an impossible case hes done so much shit that shows he doesnt care about patients its actually kind of wild@@DarthVader-wk9sd
As well as steal their meds
Even the show itself shows how House is addacted to solving the case and not the patient. Thats why Wilson and that chick are always having issues with him. remember when they cured the guy based on his advise and they didnt tell cause they wanted him to be wrong? dude was using solving cases as a way to get high.@@DarthVader-wk9sd
The fact that he knew what happened and knew that he wasn't the right fit because of situation shows deep down he does care
His eyes when he enters Cuddy's office. Man he is a great actor!
I kind of wish House was my doctor who examined me after my SA instead of the woman who did. I know having to work at 8pm sucked but telling me that my case was a “he said she said” case AND acting like she was doing me a favor to examine me… I am still messed up by her. All of the women in my case failed me. After all of these years, it still haunts me.
having been a victim of rape myself, i'm here for you, giving you lots and lots of hugs. it's been tough and you're doing so good fighting the trauma day by day. love you.
I was told by my therapist that. because I froze my attempted rape was my fault. Which is utter crap!! It’s never the victims fault.
I'm so sorry that happened to you.
Women need to support women.
If we don't take care of each other, who will?
@@Typeonediabetessucks what the actual fuck? Report that 'therapist' she is absolutely horrible!
I'm sorry you had to deal with that. I feel blessed that the hospital I was sent to had a patient advocate for such situations and the nurses were compassionate. In my case it was the police and paramedics that were the problem. I was in a studio apartment and had 6 male officers with their radios blaring and talking over each other 'helping'(?), I wasn't exactly clothed fully so had a sheet over me in the bed and the paramedic came in, took one look at me, and said it wasn't a SA case but a psych case because if I was real I wouldn't be so upset. Let's just say that this wasn't the best start.
One of the best episodes of the show, personally for me.
Now I have to watch it :D
What's the show Name??
House MD
Can you tell me the shows name ?
@@mamtazmalik6854 House MD
Such great acting from the girl. You can see exactly what's going through her mind when you know what happened to her.
The arc of this story with her showed the depth of empathy he was capable of having for another person.
Love or hate house, at least he knew from that alone what happened to her and that she needed someone kinder and more sensative to help her
better than so many doctors who will insist on double downing on shitty behaviour and victim blaming, even against preteen victims.
I'm pretty sure he knew she didn't want him around cuz he was a dude
@@gennix404 I mean given what happened to her, do you blame her?
@@jp1116no one would I guess, but I also think it’s difficult if a woman takes care of her
@daykibaran9668 well I have friends where this has happened to them and they admit to being abrehensice and scared to be around men after this happened to them
That moment you see him just go "sh*t."
😂 He was like "Oh Shit when it clicked 😂😂😂😂😂
If anyone was wondering which episode it is : its season 3 , episode 12
Series?
@@nikithakothula5700house MD
One of the few times House shows actual empathy.
Mad respect for Katheryn Winnick (the actress). Highly underrated actress with high caliber acting skill. She sells her roles so well.
EDIT: Just to say that everyone who edits their comments to say "Thank you!" for fake internet points is wack.
It’s Hollywood most likely that was not an act
idk that whole aggressive "Dont touch me!" seems very fake. Like....thats not how people respond. Thats how men write women in scripts....this whole episode kinda sucks actually. it SCREAMS of 'this is what men think victims are like"
@@MJW173tell me you never worked with a assault victims without telling me you never worked with them. They never act the same. There's no set reaction. Some trigger when touch, some become aggressive to any perceived confrontation. Some become more submissive, some act like it never happened. Some perceive that it happened because they weren't submissive enough. There's no set "answer"
Also the show needs to be understood by idiots so it has to spell it out for idiots.
@@MJW173 uhhh..... I knew and know people who have been assaulted (both men and women) who get equally that aggressive like her. It's very very very sad and no one takes them seriously.
@@nhugh23 dont assume anyone's experiences first of all. like, sorry you believe cringe acting but from all of MY OWN life experiences, this is a very over dramatized response.....
Idk if someone posted an ep summary but i believe the way things go is house gives her a very flat no nonsense forward answer about what happened to her. Shes in shock at how he talked to her. After this scene with Cuddy the woman actually requests House as her doctor. Its a way for her to try and regain control of her life. He refuses her and says he will get a therapist for her.
She tries to kill herself (again a control thing) and ultimately house does say he will try to help her.
It’s a big house growing moment because he hates interacting with people instead trying to solve their problems through lab tests and medical procedures but her problem cant be solved this way. For him to cure her he must connect with her emotionally.
He then gets sorta blackmailed into a situation where she wont discuss the rape situation unless house tells her about his leg issue. House gives a big long speech about a past trauma but she doesnt believe it. In the end it turns out his story is partially true but that he swapped the characters. Finaly near the end he tells her who the people really are in his story and she opens up about the rape incident
It is found out that the woman is actually pregnant from the sexual assault and house says she should terminate but she says no on the grounds of even a fetus is life and it would be murder (she is religious)
I could be wrong but i think by the end she does agree to end the pregnancy despite her religious views.
What episode # is this?
i think its season 3, i couldn't find exact ep# on quick search but the title of this ep is 'One day, One room'
eposode from memory was one room
Season 3 episode 12
SAD.
episode is one room of anyone wants to watch it. its worth it and still stands out to me as one of the best episodes.
One of the best episodes hands down. Literally showed so much of houses character subconsciously. The way she felt more comfortable with him than any other doctor.
House is one of the best medical drama tv series
And the best part is, it's not even the medicine that's important. it's the relationships between characters.
Agree. Only md series I've ever watched or even wanted to watch. I've seen clip after clip, short after short of Grey's & all the other 347 md series, but they're all too much. Too extra. Silly, ridiculous & the secondary actors are just the WORST. Yes, House is a little silly, ridiculous & has some awful secondary actors, but for whatever reason, it doesn't make me cringe like the others. I think for me, it's the cast that separates it.
*Sorry for my long ass, unsolicited take
*THE best
My favorite for sure
@@DoYouLikeMyVestare secondary actors like the patients?
House is an honest ass and he knows it
Knowing your boundaries really speaks volumes of how someone maintains their character as to not cause further harm to the situation
Say what you will he does care about his patients
House MD was easily my favorite med show
I remember her from Vikings
She came a long way!
Is she lagertha ?
@@aroolse125 yes!
@@aroolse125 yes
She also played on season 6 of Bones on fox. She’s an amazing actress would love to see her more in movies and shows
This was one of the most powerful, emotional episodes ever. And Katherine Winnick hit the ball out of the park with her acting; her complete immersion into the character was very effective and convincing.
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Absolutely love this episode. One of the best in the whole series, right up there with "Three Stories".
House had awful bedside manor but had some humility left in him. He knew a more empathetic doctor would be best for that patient and he got over his ego to make sure she got that.
And then she specifically requests him.
i will watch that episode just for your comment@@karlrovey
He in fact was the right doctor
Great episode, although i didnt get the 180 on why she wanted to be treated by House.
@@mangaranwow2543 Because he was not going to beat it around the bush or tell her sweet lies, he was blunt and honest, that's what she wanted.
House is by far one of the best and easiest shows to binge watch. his acting is amazing
Love this episode. Esp the conversation between House & this patient. You get to see a little deeper into House. You realize that sometimes its easier to be vulnerable to a complete stranger than someone you know.
The girl still kept House as the attending physician. Sometimes, sympathy and pity just cuts deeper into a psyche.
Honestly great episode, house opening up was a breath of fresh air
I'm glad he didn't bother to go through the ret@rded questions and psych crap.
House immediately recognizes not only the problem medically but also the root problem. Trust me, that is extremely rare for a doctor.
He didn't tried to touch her, he just offered her the pills.
I honestly loved this moment. House knows for a fact that he is not the dr. For this rape victim.
Some people cannot help themselves from being assholes. He, as everyone knows, is onenof those people. He knows it and he's honest about it. He also JUST insulted her like three times, he's already scared that poor girl to death. Any further treatment will have to be conducted by someone else, she wont comply with him because shes probably more scared to death of him. She wont even let him touch her, rightfully so.
He just knew that someone else needed to do the job. But there's also something else, and its a testament to how good of an actor this guy is. The way he looked at her when he realized, the way he said oh my god. I dont remember many moments in the show where he has the kind of empathy he had in that moment. Its such a subtle, yet loud look, and it shows how he is still human and still has emotional weakness. And how emotional weakness is a strength, because he immediately stopped his quips (which we previously assessed that he is nearly incapable of doing) and demanded she be treated by someone else.
People like house are the best people to talk to. Theyre genuine. Theres no nonsense, will always tell you like it is and is just being real. I get why people dont like his personality but honestly id strive to be friends with a guy like house.
Because sometimes you need the blow softened, or you simply cannot handle it. House's weakness is that he does not understand boundaries and how to help someone psychologically.
He's certainly a useful person to have as a friend at times, but he is only going to make it hurt worse if, for example, your relative dies.
Sure this is a TV show but I love how quick witted he is. The fear was a reaction to the pills which was probably how whoever raped her, drugged her. So he instantly knew he needed someone to come in from a different angle and someone who's female to make her more at ease.
At first I thought she was laughing
That what make a truly good Dr. One who can read a patient and tell what they need without them truly having to say it.
She is a great actress.
She is not an actress, she's the best shield maiden you'll ever see
@@marwanzogheib1224she played lagtwrtha in Vikings
I love the instant curiosity and understanding in his eyes when she overreacted that way
He was actually so nice and kind to this girl. She trusted him.
This whole episode is a reason why house was such a great series. It had practically every emotion that you could feel. From laughing, to crying, to anger, to isolation, to apathy....
The writing in this episode was phenomenal.
I like how he said EXACTLY the wrong things at the right time 😅
This was one of the best episodes for me, the way that she specifically asks for him and how House actually puts himself in what is a strange and uncomfortable situation to appease her is really great to see and I think very relatable
That's the first time I've seen house show abit of care to his patients
Really, not season one with the woman who was misdiagnosed as schizophrenic? Even at the end, he kept her secret that she was the one who called social services to care for her son and let the kid think it was him in order to preserve his relationship with his mother.
House cares for his patients on more than one occasion.
Watching shorts = Watching the show isn't it.
Poor girl and I know how it feels even after you’ve told your loved ones and they still right you off and being the bad guy for you telling them to not touch you because you still can’t shake it
Take it easy House, or she gonna send you to VALHALLA
Hearing the “I have an STD?” And then the crying, and then the scared outburst, holy crap that hit like a truck-
Even though house is a bastard in many ways, at least he was nice enough to inform his boss he wasn't the right fit for a patient who was R.
He did care in his own way. Loved the hell out of this show.
House knew immediately he was just going to make everything worse for the patient and step back. Gotta hand it to him
Proof that house does have a heart, even if small
Very appropriate choice of music considering the subject matter
Even House knows when to leave a situation
For a couple years i thought i was dying and so did my husband. I couldnt breath. I would pass out. And at times i would all of a sudden start to sweat and slur my words like i was drunk. Then about 10 to 15 mins later i would be back to normal. No one could tell us what it was. But then one say my husband rushed me to rhe hospital and we were both crying because we really were scared. (My hubby NEVER cries). And they again couldnt find anything. Night ahift drs came onto shift. And the dr already reminded me of dr. House with better besside manner. And he said he would like to keep me overnight and by morning he had figured out it wasnt just one thing that was wrong with me like all the other drs thought. But the main thing he found was i had. P. O. T. S. Thank agod for this dr. About 15 yrs qgo😊
lol same I got hEDS and hypertensive pots and some other stuff. Best thing for me is a beta blocker however I don’t know your situation so don’t take that as advice. I got diagnosed at 12 most cases are caused by extended illness or things that create pots but my genetic disorder is the cause of mine so I’m with it for life. I even have a spoon tattoo on my wrist that I drew (I’m assuming you know spoon theory)
House: I am a A hole but I am an A hole with honour.
Thats his way of caring, its seems wrong,.but in his weird way, he did her a.favor,.but she would only speak with him, great episode, one of my favs
I've never seen him so nice to a patience it was nice to see him like that
Well that reaction was a pretty good indicator 💀
One of THE best shows today. I watch it like once a year, sometimes more. :P
What show is it?????
@@JulianaBernal-su7mr that's House MD, it's like 20 years old but still better than most things they do these days.
The one time House looks at a patient and says "yeah maybe my disposition isn't the best for this situation"
Can I just say that’s is a very good actor. She nailed that.
House was like I can't be an ah to this one
THESE were the best house episodes. The little bit of horror behind his eyes when he realizes, and then the subtle seething when he tells his boss what happened.
While the words are normally synonymous, this emphasizes both his empathy and lack of compassion
This is the best example of House proving he does have some sort of conscience
Rollo got to her
Lol
Or ivar 😬
Rollo🤝ivar
Lagertha:😳
@@SFTCEdits oh nahhhh💀💀
@@erensussyeager4005 😂😂😂
The looks on both of their faces at the end is good acting. Conveys a lot of emotions...
I love House just kept on finding answers about why the patient was looking so distraught. He may be dropping sarcastic tones but his eyes were searching for clues. Only when his hand was slapped all the dots connected. I love Hugh Laurie.
If you have watched the rest of the episode, the girl insisted on House being her doctor even though he didn't want to be.
They open up to each other eventually. House never opened up to anyone like that
Which episode please some one
no , watch every episode of this masterpice
@@nort_1038 he's asking this clip is from which episode 😓
Series - House, M.D.
Season 3 - Episode 12 ->
Title - One Day, One Room
@@AgnostikChele yeah idiot, and he's telling them to watch every episode
@@AgnostikChelehe knows what he's saying but he doesn't want him to just watch that one episode
This was actually one of the wholesome videos out of the show.
Being able to see and admit that another doctor should take your place. I think you are the perfect doctor. Not because you solved it, but you set the right path to it.
Honesty is important ❤
The greatest doctor show ever
Her: DONT TOUCH ME 😠
house: you touched me?
By far the best episode of House, so deep, so touching and the dialogs are very impactful, specially the discussion about God's will and abortion.
This was a beautiful episode
Wish i could show clip to everyone who called me "moody" and "angry"
I don't know what happened to you but I just wanna give you a virtual hug and say, It'll be okay. You'll be okay. You'll heal and though the scars will be there, the pain will go away someday. I am sorry.
At least he's willing to admit when he absolutely needs to butt out.
This was a heartbreaking episode! The performances are phenomenal across the board!
Love this show!!
House is an unmitigated and unapologetic bastard. But even he has his moments of real compassion.
His "Oh, God" was just... 😢
Was rewatching clips and you notice how her attitude doesn’t change even though she was given good news. That is how you know it was worse. I love how it is all in the details.