Death Has No Dignity | House M.D.
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- Foreman discovers ham at Rebecca's house, revealing both Wilson's lie and the cause of the seizure-tapeworms. When Rebecca refuses treatment, House persuades her otherwise by proving her condition with a non-invasive X-ray.
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Season 1 Episode 1 "Everybody Lies"
Rebecca Adler, a 29-year-old kindergarten teacher, becomes dysphasic and collapses in her classroom. Dr. Gregory House initially refuses the case until Dr. James Wilson tells him that Rebecca is his cousin. When Dr. Lisa Cuddy tries to make House fulfil his clinical duties, he refuses but is forced to do them when his authorisation to the MRI is revoked. He diagnoses Rebecca with cerebral vasculitis and her condition improves with treatment. To find the source of Rebecca's seizures, House convinces Dr. Eric Foreman to break into Rebecca's house. At the hospital, Rebecca suddenly loses her vision and suffers another seizure.
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People commenting about the lighting, welcome to Season 1, where every camera swallowed 5 carrots in between takes.
I like it personally, sets a unique mood.
@@Figgy_23 yea......dialysis themed
It's not lupus, it's jaundice
@Geraldine CHEUNG [13R04S] Perfect. Masterful.
@Geraldine CHEUNG [13R04S] your wife’s having an affair
9:10 Gotta love the brutal honesty of kids. "We're happy you're not dead, miss Rebecca"
Actual kids portrayed
We used to get care packages sent overseas from kids. Their phrasing was just like that. "Hope you don't die." "Hope you aren't dead." etc.
@@steelrarebit7387 Can confirm, the first card I ever got said "thank you for sacrificing your life"
@@alargepie Thank you for your service. The child was right. Every serviceman sacrifices their life, some by dying others by living.
Her expression of shock was priceless when she learnt that all she needed were two pills a day and she was ready to die.
When I got lyme disease I was bed ridden and miserable for several weeks. Spent two full days in the hospital getting scanned and tested for everything. Finally got diagnosed and a $45 prescription fixed it. Literally just two pills per day and I was alive again. Medicine is amazing.
Some problems have the simplest solutions. It's just a matter of being sure it's the right problem...
Doesnt make her wrong for wanting it to be over
@@ThirtytwoJ she's wrong for wanting it to be over
@@01001010010001001100 Medicine is indeed amazing; what's equally amazing is how inexpensive it is when we focus on treatments for the illness instead of the side effects.
_"Chase is right"_ Words never spoken after season 1. 🤣
I wish season 2 is out of it is give me the link
It's 'spoken'* ;)
@@ManicYouniverse Grammar nazi… 😁
Just kidding, feedback always welcome 👍
As someone who does hospice work, he's right. Death isn't fun. Watching someone's body fight to live up until the end is heart-wrenching. Some are worse, much worse, than others.
In my grandmother's obituary, they said she had a peaceful passing. I was there alongside the hospice workers in that last week. It wasn't peaceful.
Why do we feel the need to lie about these things . . . I think it's better to honestly prepare for them so we're not blindsided at our most vulnerable when our own times come.
Thank you for what you do. Hospice is truly one of the hardest jobs. I volunteer as a massage therapist for a hospice close to us. For about a year. It was such an eye opener.
I watched my father die and my brother in law die, seeing someones last breaths that you love is really hard.
Watched my father die in hospice care. I was the only one in the family who'd seen death before, even my family members who'd watched others passed were prepared for how bad it was going to get. Clawing at his skin, screaming our names and begging for help, screaming he was dying, trying to fight the nurses. People aren't ready for just how bad it gets, I almost feel it's important to see it. Let us see our fate down the line, makes life so much more valuable.
Did anyone who claim a faith, or religion, pass more peacefully then others?
"We can live with dignity. We can't die with it."
No truer words ever spoken. My biggest takeaway from that entire show.
Same, years ago when i was a teenager i took those words to heart. Now that i'm involved in a health related profession i can say: those words are spot on.
Mine is the obvious take away, Everybody lies....
if thats your biggest takeaway then my dude you need to go rewatch this show
Same!!
Untrue. If you stand close enough to a nuke you simply disappear in an instant, transformed into a shadow on a wall.
Everyone else: OMG orange lighting weird
Me: *Being mesmerized by one of House’s most open and honest conversations in the history of the series*
I thought so too, for what it is worth :-)
House in the first season is capable of having honest conversations with people, something he loses later on.
at the time that look was trending, they were discovering color grading
They definitely turned House into a cartoon as the seasons progressed.
No god but Allah
Islam way for peace and the real monotheism
Search for the truth and right way with honest heart And ask him for the right way for his mercy.
"We can live with dignity. We can't die with it."
Literally why House was so pissed when Wilson decided to stop fighting his cancer.
Most people don't realize that every pilot to any show has different lighting because the studios don't want to invest much money if the show doesn't get the viewership they are looking for
This was also filmed in the early days of digital film. Quality increased drastically in a relatively short amount of time.
While this is true, House, M.D. is unique in early lighting.
@@partyguy101ify I wouldn't say unique, maybe rare.
Why are the first episodes usually called ‘pilot’?
@@threecheers5101 to see if the show will get good rating and if it takes off there be no point on naming the episode if the show get cancelled the next day
Lisbon from the mentalist is all I seeee
lol
i guess the trama of red john really got her
ps: please don't spoil it for me Im just speculating
Oof. I guess my age is showing then. Us 90s kids know Robin Tunney from movies like Empire Records and The Craft
Adler clearly found new meaning in life, changed her name, & joined the CBI
Knew she was from something.
Just pilot episode and already foreshadowing Chase as House 2.0. I cant stop watch this show.
🤭
Honestly
Didn't know ow this was the pilot but honestly don't see Chase as house 2.0
@@ayeshajogiyat why not? He didn't care. That's half of house's character.
@@baskhel mainly because of the episodes I've watched, He appears to be the slowest of the group (not that he isn't a good doc tho) and although he doesn't care like house, he doesn't think for himself very much. But that's my opinion
The patient's acting was brilliant. She was in for a short moment. And she stole the moment. From Hugh Laurie. That's not an easy thing to do....
She's Robin Tunney, was great as Teresa Lisbon in The Mentalist. Also great here!
@@hutch1355 i loved her performance in The Craft!
@@hutch1355 yes she was badass in Mentalist, always and forever Teresa Lisbon 😍
She’s the lead from “The Craft”. Amazing actress
@@hutch1355 I also remember her from Prison Break
Inject all these clips right into my veins keep em coming 🗿
Why tf are you here brock😂
Im subbed btw
That sounds like thrombocythemia to me
This feels very broke back...
It's like an ego boost lol
‘He cured you, you didn’t cure him.’ Good line...
“You can live with dignity; you can’t die with it.” So many times this has helped me go on.
Depend on how you define dignity!
Did u all notice how chase had the briliant idea to scan the foot.
He was a sincere, honest student of house.he always meant to be think out side of box. Finally he got house's place.❤️
Absolutely and Chase is never fussy, unlike Foreman who is the most annoying character
*leg
One of the things that stands out about the show, apart from how solid all the acting, story, and camera work are… Are these brilliantly done graphics that help us see and understand the complicated medical stuff they’re talking about. It’s not hard at all to believe that we are actually inside the body. Brilliant!
I didn’t know Wilson and Lisbon were cousins
You may think that's Lisbon, but her name is Sarah, and she's a witch (The Craft).
The Mentalist - Best series everr
@@denway4321 Jane is like House's good kid lol.
@@denway4321 What the hell was the name of Cho's gang? Avon Park Playboys? That one always got me when they brought it up. Classic.
She's not, Wilson made it up to get House to look at the case,
“He cured you, you didn’t cure him” Wow, that’ll get ya. Especially after seeing the whole series.
Each show has a good line in it and
This is it for this episode
" He cured you , you didn't cure him "
Give me the link to season 2 and 3 please
Of its even out
@@skams_wolf8621 this series ended almost 10 years ago. There are 8 seasons.
@@klutzmtg2310 ok
Wilson was House's only true friend, just like Dr. Watson was the only person who could tolerate the behavior of his obnoxious friend Sherlock Holmes.👍
Contrary to modern interpretations of Sherlock Holmes (like the awful BBC version), Sherlock is a little blunt but otherwise quite a pleasant man and always very warm and friendly with Watson. Watson does not 'tolerate' Sherlock.
@@arandombard1197 wtf is wrong with the BBC version 😭😂
House = Holmes ||| Wilson = Watson
@@arandombard1197 i dont remember the books really well, but from what i remember sherlock holmes was a much better person than the bbc sherlock (which i really like too), but it was still hard to have a friend like him.
@Random Ashe you should watch the original bbc adaptation of Sherlock Holmes with the actor Jermey Brett. I think you'd like it better
The lighting has such a weird but nice tone
The first couple of seasons of NCIS had The same
House, Wilson, Chase and Cameron look orange.
Dexter Had it as well when he talked to his dark passenger
You mean yellow?
First season or seasons where recorded in real hospital
Its neat how The actor who plays House hasn't completely developed the character yet in this earlier season. Tiny things here and there show how new he is at the role.
He’s great in Black Adder also.
The "ad" at the 1:45 minute mark in this segment was for pork. Yep, pork.
Mmmmm... Ham...
"we're happy you're not dead" ah kids
Death has no dignity, sooo true, people say the silliest stuff about dying, they're wrong who ever wrote what house said is right...it's the most profound thing i've heard for ages.
The dignity isn't with the dying process itself but with how we choose to face it.
It's very different but it also isn't completely right. He is right, how we die has no dignity, the body breaks down, or gets broken, is set on fire, falls apart, there is no dignity in that. Buildings of historical value have to be repaired to maintain their dignity the old building falling apart and uncared for is demolished no matter it's age.
But there is Dignity in how we face death. To face death, to accept the end and choose when you go has a level of dignity to it. Specially if the life you would lead if you choose to fight it would be one without control, without the power to determine your own future.
@@KenshiImmortalWolf The key difference is that there is dignity in choosing how to face (unavoidable) death, but there is no dignity in choosing death.
Same as: "You live only once!"
No, you DIE only once, you live every day.
Dignity in life, honor in death. Honor is one thing you can die with, in service of a people, or a tribe, or a cause, or you can die sure of your morals and proud of your life, which is also honorable.
I love how at 1:02 Jesse Spencer started to crack up at Wilson getting called out as though he were watching House M.D., but then he realized Chase was supposed to be just as serious as Foreman was in this scene and quickly covered his mouth to hide his smirk.
That reaction is part of the scene, smarty pants. Even Foreman smiles at Wilson being stupid
Adler... foreshadows the House - Holmes from the very start.
Nice.
Why's everyone got jaundice ? Haha forgot the old filter on the earlier episodes
Welcome to 2004, where the only difference between "night" and "day" is what color camera filter you used. 🤣
😂😂
You think that is what jaundice looks like?
I was expecting everyone to say how shitty Season 1 sets looked like.
I was also expecting everyone to recognise Lisbon from the Mentalist.
I was not disappointed.
When I noticed her in this clip, I had to watch it. She is so good here and absolutely great in ‘The Mentalist’ (I miss that show so much!).
Recognised her from Prison Break.
I recognized her from The Craft
6:48 Another example of how Chase truly was the right man to take over from House.
Foreman tried and failed. He eventually took over for Cuddy.
It's interesting seeing how House is in this episode and how he is later in the show. In this episode, he just seems like a smug, charming jerk, but as the seasons progress he develops into a real sociopath.
Sociopath is the wrong word
@@whaddup5417 Nah, sociopath is a good word IMO, maybe even psychopath because I'm pretty sure House was born this way. The leg injury just made him worse. He has little to no empathy. He sees peoples' illnesses as puzzles to be solved for his own narcissistic reasons. He does learn to appreciate others but never entirely. Even in the series finale, sure he faked his death to be with a dying Wilson, but not because Wilson needed him, but because HE needed Wilson.
@@stagglee1227 I wouldn't say he doesn't have empathy, I'd go as far as saying the reason why he doesn't like seeing patients is because he doesn't think he can make the correct decisions / risks once he has met the patients and their families.
He keeps that distance so he doesn't have to empathise with them, keep them as a puzzle.
His behaviour is strange at best though. Unsure where I'd place him. One episode that always sticks out to me is the one with the autistic child, House is the only one who gets the kid and can communicate. Loved that episode
@@jameswilks6392nah he's definitely a sociopath. Not a psychopath since he has a little bit of empathy.
What you said about him applies to most doctors. They can't be emotional at job. But House is sociopathic in his personal life too
@@jameswilks6392 Actually your statement is 100% proven correct in a later episode. Not sure which season it was, but he started using a higher potent drug which allowed him to walk and everything. Well long story short he started having sympathy for the families, listening to their request and all that. Cuddy beg him to take the drug, he told her "It is to late it's done". He choose to be a Better doctor then to be well.. human.
Forgotten how bloody handsome Wilson was during the Jaundice Years.
"Millions of people eat ham every day. It's quite a leap to think that she's got a tape worm."
"It's quite a leap to think ..." pretty much sums up this show. In a good way though.
"We can live with dignity, we cannot die with it".
Very true, take it from a guy born with an incurable neurological terminal medical condition. Flatlined 2x temporary and felt terrible. The moments when my health was getting worse (its gets moderate better then worse) i felt like I had no dignity. I hated how people saw me when ill. Like House/Hugh said, you cannot die with dignity.
I have had many deaths in my family, and now I have cancer. I'm only 25 but I really don't think there's dignity in death
5:57 That transition score is beautiful. Makes me feel like I'm walking into a fantasy castle in a video game.
How dare you
Theresa Lisbon cannot die😢😢😢😢What would happen to Jane😢😢
hahahaha imagine patrick jane vs gregory house !!!
I thought the same thing 🤣
@@simplythebest286 an immovable object meets an unstoppable force
First time I saw her in this, I was like "OMG LISBON!"
@@Call-me-Creeds for me it was opposite lol
man.. season 1 was something special. the pace, the writing and lighting.. there's so much novelty and care that went into creating this show. it's still so amazing to see it again after all these years.
there is no wonder that house was hailed as one of the most electrifying characters in tv history.
i love that they went with the heavy blow to your heart IN THE VERY FIRST EPISODE
8:45 "As you know the hospital has certain rules, and, as you also know, we tend to ignore them." Even in the first season they had already picked up House's ways. Though at this point they at least still acknowledge that the rules exist and they are ignoring them, as time went on they wouldn't even think about them anymore.
I love how even in the pilot, House's office has a stove and stovetop vent. A team of 4 doctors has their own Kitchen :D
The first season feels incredibly nostalgic. Everyone, including House, is just so naive and innocent.
Dr. House: I have solved the case.
Patient: I have decided that I want to die.
Wow. Episode 1, and House is almost pleasant. 8 years later: "Cancer is boring" last line before helping Wilson live with dignity, on a motorcycle ;-)
That doesn’t even look like Wilson...
Hahaha, it must be an imposter!
@@Zegmaar_Bas I’m mighty sus bro
He looks more like his character in 'Dead Poets Society' than like Wilson
Yea I think it's his hair and more defined facial features on account of him being a little skinnier when he was younger
@@flightofthestars yeah true
imagine patrick jane vs house
How about no
I'd have to give that one to Jane, House shows emotion and Jane could probably break him. Controversial I know
@@MrBOOOOOMHEADSHOT he won't, in the end, house doesn't have to take it. He'll just walk away swinging his diplomas calling jane a con.
@@MrBOOOOOMHEADSHOT Not really. Jane reads people who are an open book or people he can easily control the conversation with. House on the otherhand his 2 constants are that he's in pain and he is high. Good luck reading someone who can switch between the 2. Plus House most of the time freely welcomes his mistakes thus making him without a pressure point.
They would go back and forth a lot, Jane laying out House's mind bare, House insulting him and showing him the ugly truth about how life is regardless to Jane's hiding behind clever tricks and ruses. Jane would agree to an extent, the two would play chess and end up becoming frenemies with pranks even worse than the ones House already does. Cuddy and Lisbon would bond over how hard-to-handle- their "employee"-geniuses are.
This lighting and coloring makes Chase look extra dreamy 💕
When is Jane gonna walk in and tell Lisbon to get up and look for Red John
"He cured you. You didn't cure him." Man, I love a good turn of phrase like that.
The fact even in episode 1, Chase solved the case, he was always destined to be House successor.
Foreman was the misdirect.
Wow... it's sometimes hard to imagine that the tone of this show wasn't always so dark/intense.
"Patients always want proof. We're not making cars here; we don't give guarantees." *40 seconds later* "I guarantee you there's one in her leg."
Ah yes,where it all started.
fave line in House- "he cured you, you didn't cure him"... as to why the misanthrope stays away even after good results...
Ah the pilot ep. From this moment on I knew that this show was different. I saw a man along with a great supporting cast that this would become legend.
This is the moment where this became and always will be my favorite medical show.
Im glad everyone recovered from jaundice after the first episode
Is so weird to hear “Dr. house” still trying to learn his accent and get rid of the British one.
I can kind of hear it
timestamp?
@@cezar3169 listen at the beginning. He sounds superrr off
@@hoodiegirl1110 cap. he sounds american
@@awsomejustawsome 0:07 sure he sounds American but he doesn’t sound like himself
Imagine a Huddy + Jisbon dinner: Cuddy and Lisbon chatting amicably, while House and Jane...
You are Red John!
No, you!
No you!
No you.....
Or, they would get along and hunt red John down in one episode......
When you go to the comment section to see all the philosophical comments but you’re early enough it’s just comments about being early.
she should've refused to take the pill. this show needs an episode where a patient stands up to these self-righteous assholes.
imo, nobody should ever give a doctor the satisfaction of saving their life. they don't deserve that kind of power. all these people live for is humiliating anybody that didn't go to med school or law school, so they can act like they're god's greatest gift to the universe.
@@imissmydeadcat.74 I see you've met some bad doctors. Some doctors who seriously wanted to be doctors for doing good rather than for the money are really good and humble people. I know some can be quite condescending, but there are bad people in every field of work.
@@shanayazaveri2620 That's just a talking point. "doing good" is an extremely subjective sentiment. In their minds, they're always doing good, and everyone else is always wrong.
The problem is the immense amount of power they have. They literally have the power to save someone's life. Why would they deserve to have that kind of power? Because you feel they're mature enough to not be corrupted by it? Who the hell are you to objectively determine that to be even remotely true?
These people are brainwashed Nazis in white coats and business suits. They go to school to be indoctrinated in bigotry and ignorance. All who don't conform are insane, and they're always right. That's the limit of their critical thinking skills. Even when shown documentaries and books explaining what's actually going on, they simply refuse to understand. They know everything better.
I would personally rather die than allow ANY of them to take credit for saving my life. On this entire planet, there could easily be ZERO doctors who are genuinely moral human beings with an actual functioning conscience. It. Simply. Does. Not. Exist.
Early.
Other than Wilson’s haircut, they really nailed it from episode 1.
These early episodes had such a different feel
Um no they did not. This was the formula of the show. Nothing much as changed.
@@bigmacdaddy1234 hahahahahahaha. You are clueless. 🤣🤣🤣🤦🤦🤔🤔
@@jimnoxious5671 Riiiight. And you walk on water.
Me : Oh I don't eat pork.
Friend : Is it because of religion, ethics or something?
Me : No I saw an episode of House and now I have a phobia.
House and Criminal Minds are the two shows I could watch on repeat and I wouldn't complain. Sure, there are certain arcs/storylines or episodes that have to be skipped, but this is a perfect show. Amazing premise, the cast is perfect, and more importantly, it's interesting. The dynamics-for both shows-just work so well.
Me too. Then I also loved the mentalist and law and order svu
Yes, they were both creatively written shows for intelligent people and talented actors. Something that has sadly been lost in today's shallow world.
@ 7:15 He changed so much from this over the years. (As a post-script, I often forget that he is constantly in pain. I forget that pain changes you. I forget that both my parents were in pain before they passed. I forget, but over the past month, I've been dealing with pain. Tylenol-and-Ibuprofen-several-times-a-day pain. It's been demoralizing. Depressing. Soul-crushing. Impacting my entire quality-of-Life. It boggles my mind that House contended with his over the course of 8 seasons. His asshattery notwithstanding.
You can live with Dignity , you can’t die with it.. that was powerful peeps 😳👌❤️❤️
This show was way ahead of it's time, Hugh Laurie is an absolute top notch actor
Even way back in the pilot, it was Chase that helped the team bring it home.
Great show on all acounts.
She wasn't given a meal with those pills.
Au contraire; Chase was there
In the episode before the finale where **SPOILERS** House was trying to convince Wilson to take up cancer treatment again instead of giving up, someone in his team said the exact same thing as Rebecca, "he can at least die with some dignity", and House responded the same way, "there's no dignity in dying". I just found it really interesting how they tied up the whole series at the end with one of the first pieces of insightful wisdom they said on the show.
The writers of this show had incredible restraint to never bring back either Adler or Moriarty. I don't think I'd have been able to resist. I have to imagine one of the key components of the series bible was to NOT bring back any patients
The soundtrack to season one was so good
The scene of him talking to her and explaining his leg convinced me this would be a great show.
Lmao, the card - _”We’re happy you’re not dead, Miss Rebecca.”_ Totally accurate for a bunch of kindergarten kids. My mother was a teacher and the bizarre things that her 2nd grade students would say to her and ask her were just like that.
Everyone looks so young in the pilot episode
"When you're scared, you'll turn into me"... wow. That was such a subtle but powerful, and at the same time, mystical threat. I had to play that scene a few times over to figure out what he was actually trying to say.
Wow, you got pretty creative with your interpretation of that line there...
He wasn't making a threat of any kind, he was merely completing her line of reasoning, "What makes you think I'm so much better than you...when I'm scared I'll turn into you?" Except he said it, not her; the revelation of her concern; she insightfully understood his existential lot, & she didn't want to wind up with the same hell.
I hope that was clear 😊
@@deepermind4884 Yeah, I realised later I shouldn't have said threat, it was a warning. Maybe he was just completing her line of thought, but still, he was bringing that concern out into the open. In the typically direct way House has.
This season was way more stylised than the other ones
the best clip of this channel so far
Man.. I love her.. She's from the Mentalist.. She played alongside patrick jane. That's not how it should have ended.. I'm sure he's pretty upset over there. He's wife gt dead here😂
And the Craft
You can tell it's early just from the writing. House isn't nearly as confident or snarky
“We’re happy you not dead, Mrs. Rebecca!” 😂😂
One of the best episodes in the whole series
It was the pilot, it had to be good.. Glad they delivered.
Forgot how the old episodes looked like. Kinda nice vibe
Every time I watch house....i often wonder how if was on the air today... How .he and his staff would handle the current pandemic. House is a curmudgeon on the outside....but seems at times to have a heart of gold
Trust me, he would be pissed about having to work more hours because Cuddy would want all hands on deck. Though I would love seeing Dr. House deal with anti maskers.
@@shanayazaveri2620 lol.....THAT WOULD BE HILARIOUS
There's no mystery with the pandemic.
I'm glad Lisbon lived to pursuit her career in the California Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
The music and video editing is so different than the usual episodes, this feels like it's the pilot.
1:01 Chase having the time of his life since the pilot.
Interesting that they didn't keep this woman in the show. House=Holmes, Wilson=Watson, and Rebecca Adler=Irene Adler.
House is a favorite series of mine, and the Mentalist as well, it's awesome having Robin Tunney here
The conversation between Rebecca and House! Dayyuum! That was bringing sad tears to my eyes! I am a teacher and the last scene brought happy tears!
Ahh, I miss the beautiful simpleness of the early seasons.
I watched house first then mentalist
But didn't realise i saw her in house
makes sense, she's there for only one episode if i'm not wrong.
I didn't remember she appeared in House either until now.
Oh my god sameeee, I saw this video in reddit and I was like... Lisbon??! what
@@mujersincabeza i found in Google searching her works
She's also in the movie The Craft with Faluja(sp) Balk
she was also in prison break !!!
I personally like the lighting in the first season it feels like what I would see when I’m dreaming
I wanna tattoo all the episodes of this series on my brain
This scene. If I could start a book club and just talk about house clips I would. So much depth.
You can live with dignity you can't die with it. Wow! Great line.
This is why I miss cable, instead of internet, old shows I`ve missed . . . .
I always find stuff like this fascinating.
Girl: "That will make me a cripple"
House: Clever girl
Where we live firstly the treatment whenever we admit a patient, any socioeconomic class for that, de-worming is what we do
This first episode seems pretty weird when I watch it now compared to few years ago when I didn’t know about helminths and stuff
For some reason I imagined the VATS sound effect for the x-ray image
"He cured you. You didn't cure him." Now repeat for 8 more glorious seasons.