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- Chase develops feelings for a patient he is treating who happens to be a nun questioning her own faith.
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Season 8 Episode 12 "Chase"
Chase's near-death experience has him questioning if he should return to House's team. Meanwhile, he takes the case of a clinic patient (Julie Mond), a nun on the verge of making her vows, when she begins vomiting and exhibiting neurological symptoms. During the course of her treatment, he develops feelings for her which compromise his objectivity.
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Nun had doubts, and God put a pretty boy doctor with an Aussie accent in her path. She was set up to fail.
Bro, as a straight cis male, I'd be in trouble with chase
@@anthonygreen127 +1
@@SaiRam-nz9sy +2
@@swanay1 +3
Bro the game is rigged
Friend to Chase: "How much you getting lately?"
Chase: "Nun."
Alright, that's enough of the comments for me 😄
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I am only commenting so I can see how far this comment will go.
Comment of the day!!
Hhhh
just give him a cane and some vicodin already so we can start Chase M.D.
I wish
Foreman can be his Wilson 😆
@@charlzaho3784 yep good idea
@@vijaykryesItsMe actually ı don't like him. He seems unreliable to me
@@vijaykryesItsMe absolutely wilson is the best
Chase is House with good bedside manner.
Chase is House with good manners.
Chase is house but a good person
@UCgd_VNA-TWtXM98Q7wKDPUw house is not a good person. That’s ok he’s not supposed to be. That being said chase isn’t a saint. But i feel at his core he is a good person who legitimately cares about his patients.
Chase is gorgeous!
@@taj8231 yes, he is. In the dictionary under handsome it just has a pic of him
Okay but can we all just applaud Chase's door unlocking skills.
Glad to know am not the only one to notice 😆
Sorry, what's there to notice? He removed his hand from the crutch to twist the door handle, but while he was doing that, he was relying on the same crutch with his armpit. Takes a little bit more skill and strain to do that regularly (because it requires good balance and probably muscle in upper torso and shoulder), but that doesn't look like something extraordinary.
@@user-gd6il5zb8l He unlocked a door with his eyes closed and making out with a hot babe. That's the skillful part
Having experienced the crutches-life a few years back, I'd say that move required practice.
clearly not the first time he's had to do that.
The way he explained how he knew she hasn't taken a wow I swear it was just like watching chase become house
Well he actually knew all that because he went to seminary, House would have done the same without having that kind of experience, that's why House will always remain Superior he knew all kind of information about countries, languages, cultures, I think it was mainly because of his childhood, you know his father being a marine pilot and being constantly relocated, House lived in a lot of countries but it was also because House liked to have knowledge about a lot of things to remain intellectually superior Wilson kind of said it once "He reads the Bible, he reads the Koran, he says he likes to know what mistakes people are making"
I love the development Chase had on S8 and his ending as head of diagnostics, by far the best of the original crew
Agree 100%
Foreman is a goddamn neurologist. Show some respect!
Though I agree Chase had the best arc of the OG 3 fellows, I felt Foreman ending up as head of the hospital was pretty fitting for his character. He was perfect to succeed Cuddy because while he trusted House, and acknowledged his genius he also wasn't one to give into House completely or without a fight.
Yeah I hated house for firing him at the end of S3
@@Signs-tm9cv You were supposed to, so the writers did a good job for once.
Both of them limping like teacher and succesor. What a great scene.
The scene was worth watching 😅😅😅
"Am I boring you?"
"Unfortunately, yeah. Sorry."
I died there. Wish I could have seen the remainder of that convo. 🤣🤣🤣
I think they remained silent for rest of the dinner.
I love the pragmatic honesty.
The world needs more of that so ppl toughen up and stop being so fake
Savage AF
@@logic9436 I'm like that but spoiler alert it doesn't get you much dates though 🤣
@@carolinecavalcante5778 I think the whole point was that he didn't want another date :')
Chase builds an incredibly strong emotional connection, and by treating them, he loses them. The same reason house tries to emotionally detach himself from his patients.
makes you wonder what patient did house connect with so much he never did it again
@@amitir22 I would say all of them. Also, his Dad. His Dad plays an integral part to his demeanor around others. He has daddy issues which makes it difficult for him to be civil with others because he doesn't want to connect with anyone now. And then there's the physical pain on top of that emotional pain which leaves him very bitter.
@@madezra64 Yeah John House was hurt by young Gregory accurately questioning his wife's fidelity and their biological relation. So then he didn't speak to him for a whole summer, only through written notes passed under his bedroom door. It's pretty much exactly how House communicates with his patients, because he "learned" he can easily hurt people with his gift and it's not necessary to connect with others. That summer screwed him up, neither one was willing to open the door and reconcile.
I wouldn't say so. Usually he's objective and professional, he only developed a closer bond here because he liked her and could relate and because he was going through trauma/stress and emotional upheaval and then of course he slept with her (thinking she's better now). It's not like he fell for every patient...
At the end when House's picture pops up, it's like "I told ya".
I was more aspecting that House pops up and says here we go you cured ( and that was his idea to put her there )
It’s literally like chase is becoming house physically and mentally
I repeat, just give us Chase M.D already
it wont be as good as Dr. House
@@codegirl2069 I don't think any show would be as good as House so, it's worthy to explore Chase's story
I think i watch that
@@GaslightingIsEvil totally 😆😆😆
Lol no
I loved how chase remained on houses team even after Cameron left
It's sad to think Chase and Cameron broke up.
@@kerriethompson2073 Nah Chase deserved better
You know he's a pro because he unlocked that door the first time without looking
Gets a lot of pooo-saaay
Chase acts and sounds so much like House in this episode 😯
No, he wasn't paying for it.
The way he walked with the crutches, and when he put them down and talked to the nun and just knew what it was. Yeah, for a second I thought it was House.
Watching House and Chase crutch/cane in tandem is just cool to watch. Almost like passing the torch.
Chase has probably the best character arc on the show. He actually learn from his mistakes, build his confidence as a doctor and really grows as a person.
*arc
Agree.
wish Cameron had the same. A part of me wants this nun and chase to end up together. Committed and a family together.
Looks like Chase got some nighttime physical therapy at the end there.
Yup! That's exactly the kind of "nighttime version of it" Foreman was talking about. 😋
Oh yesss
And then, he didn't need crutches anymore
Bcz Then he had 3 legs
Maaan..... Right in the bull's eye!!!)) jeeezuss would LUV it!)))
@@Dr_Steve.N congratz you won the internet
"LORD ITS A MIRACLE. Those pains disappeared like a fart in the wind"
He didn't, but she did! Boom, she got the pipe!
Chase was always deepest character due to his beliefs...
I chuckled because House's face at the end is like "you like naughty nuns, don't you?"
Unpopular opinion: Chase had more chemistry with Moira in one episode than with Cameron for four seasons
Chase is a great parallel to House. House needs the puzzles, or his "pain" gets worse. Chase needs the puzzles, or he goes crazy so to speak. His vice isn't pain killers though, it's his nighttime "physical therapy".
6:00
Lmao Chase’s glazed eyes and thousand yard stare.
love the imagery when the video starts. the workout equipment behind chase makes him look like a nun. genius
You're very sharp in picking that up. I think it is similar to a trick director's use, such as a man standing in front of a mirror which has a sunburst ringed- frame around it making it appear as though the man is wearing a crown. Symbolizing the Messaiha. Not sure if they want the viewer to notice it consciously or subliminally. As for this scene, probably consciously as it's a TV show.
Like BrainDeadBiden jn front of bookshelves... lol
That's a long catch but lmao yeah
10/10 if Foreman was in Chase's place in this episode, nothing would have happen between the girl and him
Nun: "I'm running to God"
*fornicates with the doctor. LOL
Well Jesus was a healer and the Church was the Medical and Charity center of the Medieval world so in a twisted way she is just honoring an old Christian tradition way too much as in the marriage of Medicine and Faith ;-)
@@forickgrimaldus8301 Well they say in order to move on in life, you need to heal on the inside. Seems that she took that literally and hence why she went to the doctor's place...so that he can cure her on the inside.
@@brianbannon5494 lol
I say she made the right choice.
@@smurfyday Well I guess now she's a nun-believer
I do appreciate that Chase and Foreman became friends
"Who knew Mother Inferior was a smoking hottie" 🤣🤣🤣
I strongly suspect that House (through Foreman) steered Chase to THIS particular patient, hoping to jar Chase out of his disillusionment. Chase has been ignoring House's calls and has thus far been unwilling to return to the team. House realized it wasn't about Chase getting stabbed or feeling unsafe at work. It was that he almost died, and did so nearly completely alone and this deflated any sense of personal investment or drive in Chase. House probably scoped out the clinic patients and told Foreman to give THESE files to him, the first one being the postulant.
House already saw that Chase getting with the usual babes wasn't enough to dislodge him from his place of disconnect and disenchantment with his life. He probably surmised that some connection to Chase's adolescent years might do the trick. A woman about to take the last formal steps to withdraw from the world entirely would be a good match for where Chase seems to be headed...as he seemed already to be on the brink of untethering himself from the moorings of medical practice.
@@victorpradha9946 Beautifully expressed. The possibility that House pushed Moira and Chase together was discussed quite a bit when the episode first aired. It does have House's fingerprints all over it, doesn't it?
7:06 House should've burst out of the door opposite, pointed his cane, and yelled "I TOLD YOU SO"
I know it’s a TV show, but who waits for that long at a person’s apartment? How did the patient find his address? Couldn’t you just have returned to the hospital requesting for Dr. Chase?
Chase told her 'you're not supposed to be here' and looked unsurprised she was there, implying they been together at his apartment before.
@JORGE LIMAS Did they have Tinder back in 2012?
Chase told her, "I'm in the book, just not the one you'll be reading." Remember, phone books have addresses next to the numbers. How many Dr. Robert Chases's you think are in the local phone book?!?
@@tommysobo123 Couldn’t she have just called? Again, who waits in somebody’s apartment for that long?
don't worry, i had the same questions...
Chase, a few seasons back: "I hate nuns."
Chase, in season 8: *Does one*
7:22 House pops up
"Hey, quit watching them make out"
Chase comes back from a date and has another one lined up at his door
This is beautiful. Just simply one human hoping each other a better life
Chase has amazing character development. And Jesus christ this is one of the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. Ever.
The character is very appealing because the actress (Julie Mond) brings a genuine vulnerability and anguish to the role. She is haunted by an irrevocable mistake (probably born of youth and inattention) and so burdened by her guilt that she re-evaluates her entire life and abandons her worldly pursuits to become a nun. It's what House said to Chase at the end of the episode: "You reassess your life when you've made mistakes. You didn't. You just got stabbed."
Moira made mistakes, perhaps a host of them...young, impulsive, self-indulgent. She reassessed and went a full 180 degrees now pursuing complete abdication of carnal impulses, attachment to the material lures and interpersonal dynamics of society. Dr. Chase, who himself is in a moment of personal crisis as he feels empty and alone feeling the absence of genuine love after Cameron's departure from his life, becomes Moira's "last temptation". Chase physically is that sort of guy Moira would have indulged in the past, but he offers so much more. Chase's deeply philosophical nature is strongly imbued with a piety that has been critically reasoned and not simply indoctrinated by blind obedience. This resonates with Moira, and Moira's inner conflicts and pale cast of haunting guilt strike a cord with Chase who paid a heavy price for his actions in "The Tyrant" and his burdened by the ramifications of his deeds and the cost to him personally.
We see Moira through Chase's eyes...and that's what makes her so compelling.
You dont go out much then, try travelling Europe🙃
@@thomascaspian310 nope I just have different tastes then you bud. It's weird how ppl never understand that.
@@YourFinalMoments Your meaning of different taste than what is called norm on the standard definition of beauty is what makes you weird..and if ppol dont understand that is because they dont know you & they dont want to at all🤣 you freak🤪
@@thomascaspian310 yeah that wasn't convoluted asf 🙄
Well, can't say he's not gett'n Nun.
Chase's door unlocking skills are fucking fascinating
So here Chase is able to make is patients go " How did you know" which hints he is gonna be the house 2.0 .
Edit : at 4:48 I was like how is he not hitting on her . 🤣🤣 should have watched till the end lmao.
Also the leg pain is kinda huge nudge to that direction
Everything between 30 and 1:30 feels like house like maneurisms. The limp. The “I’m fine.” Too much to be a coincidence.
It's been foreshadowed since season 1
Yettt there was never a spinoff. It ended with chase as head of diagnostics because he deserved the position over foreman anyday. Everytime Foreman was in charge it ended in disaster. Hence why he was fired from Mercy General because he thought he could cut corners like house but get away with it or it was okay as long as he was polite about it. Chase was also right more often than not out of the bunch so why wouldn't he be head of diagnostics?
This is why there's fences around playgrounds
I can't believe there are children that stupid.
Because of the nuns
Lol he even sounded like House while he had his limp
In the beginning, it looks like Chase is wearing a blue cowl, like a nun.
Chase all eight seasons in a nutshell
Any other season and you’d swear this was a pro pretending to be a nun in a set-up by House.
Girl shows up at Chase Apartment
Chase: How did you find my home?
Wouldn't be surprised if house gave to her
They got us with that thumbnail, NGL
She was the love of his life & nobody can tell me otherwise
”How many times did you watch this?”
”Yes.”
4:36 "it is gonna be hard not touching anyone"
2020: "welcome! welcome!"
Chase just grew a third leg to stand up for her...
If 2:31 doesn’t scream Chase is House’s heir I don’t know what will confirm it. That was such a house comment lol
The song in the end always gets me :(
I love this episode
Chase looks more and more like house
Sorry I’d drop being a nun the second Chase walked into the room...confusion / second thoughts🙃🧐?? Bye bye
Quite honestly one of the top 10 episodes for me.
I always thought they should have gone deeper on this side of Chase.
Lost it at the outro. Right after a tense moment of intimacy- BAM! Hugh Laurie's judging face up here telling me to back off out of their space
My head up there said no but my head down there said screw it!
When he unlocks that door, I can't help saying, "boo-yah!!"
And just when the fun is about to start........CUT!
That's right, pull you pants back up, what's wrong with you!
Thank you for the upload, this is by far one of my top favorite House episodes. Here follows a lengthy analysis of the episode and the House/Chase dynamic.
The episode begins with Chase in bed with some random babe. She says to him "we didn't do much talking." This reveals the absence of any true connection, and in fact, for Chase, an aftertaste of emptiness and apathy. When he meets Moira though, something comes alive in Chase. He is instantly struck by her, and not just her beauty, which seems of course incongruent with her status as a student nun. Throughout the episode Chase talks at length and rather substantively with her. Moira is uncertain about undertaking a rather stringent form vows that includes not speaking or touching anyone before becoming a full fledged nun. Chase immediately connects with Moira. He spends a great deal of time challenging her decision characterizing it as running away from life. Chase is projecting; it's he who is withdrawing from life. Moira is on a life altering path and Chase is recovering from a nearly life-threatening attack. Both are at a cross roads, both need healing of the physical, emotional and spiritual kind. It's an episode that measures the cost of life with the worth of living.
This is one of my favorite episodes because it examines how we deal with fear and trauma and why some of us embrace life changing decisions. The emotional tone of this episode is solemn, deep and cathartic. Both House and Chase have some truly astoundingly deep conversations where there is deep understanding between them. There's a moment where House pretty much tells Chase how he's condemned himself to loneliness and misery and warns Chase not to act selfishly, by stripping meaning from Moira's life. Moira carried the burden of guilt (over the death of a young boy in her care) for so long and was able to finally let go. Chase in letting go of Moira, finally let go of his anger over the attack and over his own empty life (consisting mostly of a trail of endless, devoid of connection hook-ups after Cameron left him). Through Moira he was able to see that he can truly connect with another person deeply, to love and not just find momentary refuge in carnal heat. The acting from Jesse Spencer and Julie Mond was spectacular and the chemistry between the two is off the charts. As much as this episode is about Chase becoming deeply entangled with a patient, through his struggle we understand more about how House sees his own life and how Robert views both House and himself.
The energy between the Moira the would be Nun and Chase was extraordinary. You can tell that Chase having left the seminary and Moira (about to take her final vows) reached an intersection of understanding not only of the crisis of faith but also of each other's own journey of doubt in terms of both the notion of faith and their own personal arcs in life. One walked away more committed to faith more anchored in the notion that "things happen for a reason", and the other, irrevocably changed by House's insistence on evidence based, empirical findings and thus willing to disabuse someone of their faith but doing so for the most selfish of reasons. House seeing that Chase is a product of his own genius and cynicism, dissuades Chase from doing something that can only end terribly for both Chase and Moira. To destroy her faith would be to betray and perhaps annihilate Chase's love for her and leave her struck in perpetual limbo. The same would happen to Chase as he would walk away from his professional life and be "stuck" in the aftermath of blowing up HER life with nothing to show for it except him hating himself, losing her and being ALL ALONE. House rather quickly played the tape to the end and showed Chase where he would end up. Seemingly uncharacteristically (to the unobservant viewer) House wanted to spare Chase of very fate that House inflicted on himself...repeatedly (Stacey, Domineka, Cuddy). It was a powerful father and son moment. Because the Sins of Father, this time, will NOT be visited upon the son!
I’ve never quite enjoyed reading a long comment before this one! Thanks for taking the time to formulate such a deep and well thought comment!
@@ricogaras9613 Thank you for the feedback. I really liked this episode for what it revealed about both Chase and House!
this was a spectacularly insightful, I'm compelled to rewatch this episode and map the meanings and undertones you've mentioned as the scenes play out. do you/did you study film or some form of art? I'm very fascinated by how you think and interpret this
What a wonderful explanation! I really have no words.
Can you imagine Chase M.D. trying to derail DoM Foreman with sexual innuendos? However that dynamic would actually play out, I'd love to see it in a two season spin-off.
0:01 in the beginning I thot chase was wearing a veil.. ☺️☺️😇😇
same
there are some really good stories in Season 8, and this is one of them.
One of my favorite episodes😍
Chase becomes more and more like House
"This is going to be hard. Not touching anyone."
Are nuns not allowed to touch anyone? Or did she mean that in a more romantic/sexual way?
Sexual way
"This is going to be hard" she said, glancing at Chase's loins.
She's joining the Carmelite order (cloistered nuns)
@@nicodav I've heard of them, but know nothing about them.
They are that strict, huh?
"You learn something new every day if you're not careful!"
That was intense!
My gosh Chase! That kiss though 🙈 lucky girl
House and chase walking scene.... hehe 🤣
chase is literally house bro
Chase was my favourite character.
Hmm I recently rewatched this episode!
The man @5:53 "What? There must be an outbreak of crippleness among the doctors in this hospital"
Also notice how the two actors (Hugh especially) try hard and NOT get in sync with each other or that would look comical and that's not the intended tone for this scene. I bet in previous takes they got in sync and the director went "no no this doesn't work".
I imagine a chase series where he is head of diagnosis and he and foreman have a relationship mix house cuddy/wilson
I can't blame him...she's a cutie.
But unfortunately brainless.
Lol your late house!! My appointment was over 45 minutes ago!!! But I got my request answered ty
Chase sounds like House when giving diagnostics.
I was out dancing one night with some good friends. In my late twenties and I asked a young woman to dance. We waltzed and talked, had much in common. She was beautiful and intelligent. She seemed to like me too, though I cannot say that she was attracted in any romantic way.
I found out she was there with her father for one last night of secular type fun before heading to a convent the following morning. I told her that I had been considering a return to the Church, which was true.
She told me as we danced the last waltz of the night together that she was so glad I was there. That I’d made it a wonderful night for her, and she would pray for me about my return to the Faith. I wanted to kiss her then. She felt that and blushed, and smiled, and said, “Goodnight.”
I told her I’d pray for her, too. Her name was Mary, appropriately enough.
This clip made me think of her, of course, but my ending was more realistic, I suppose. Wherever you are now, Mary, I hope your life has been one full of blessings.
I got strong house vibes from chase in these scenes
We don't wear gloves for breast exams. Gloves can mask subtleties in the tissue that we need to be able to palpate.
And wouldn't you normally have a chaperone in the room, rather than sending them out?
@@ianbarnes961 Usually, yes. Unless the patient explicitly states that they do not want a chaperone, but even as a happily married man there's no chance I'd opt out of having a witness in the room.
When the crutches meet the cane
1:45 that was very house of you, Chase x)
The chair behind chase in the opening looks like a headdress lol
How get emotionally attached to everything in the room and then get upset and or divorced when it does not work out , house 😂
Limping adds the touch needed never thought chase would be the ONE.
Chase, Australian House.
Chase put the holy spirit in her, good god all mighty he broke her in HALF
Ok. I just found out that Jesse Spencer (I.e. Chase) has three siblings, ALL of whom are doctors!
Yep. His dad is a doctor too
I was expecting House to be in Chase's apartment when he and the nun were kissing...
Imma be that English teacher that over symbolizes everything
But
I feel like chase and house walking together both on crutches is a type of metaphor.....this whole episode was like an intro to how chase is number 2....or maybe the second number 1 seeing as how identical and simultaneously opposite he is to house
If you havent already, you should finish the series.
Chase and Foreman by far my favorite characters
Love this channel
Lmao chase turns into house.. man's got the limp and the starts of an attitude
Whoah, stirrings!
thats one very lucky nun
Legend!
Knock Knock!!! It's Thursday!!! Thirsty Thursday I hope to get a long clip today!!! I'm at the hospital waiting for my Dr's appointment at 2pm