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- House finds a tumour in his patient that's too big to operate on, bringing him to cleverly shrink its size so that his patient can be operable.
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Season 1 Episode 6 "The Socratic Method"
A mother, Lucille Palmeiro, collapses after a blood clot travels from her leg to her heart. After arriving in the hospital, she begins to vomit blood, causing House to expect a Vitamin K deficiency. House's team discover unused Ampicillin and frozen microwave burgers, supporting House's diagnosis. An ultrasound of Lucille's liver reveals cirrhosis and a cancerous tumor. House treats the tumor with ethanol, but is unable to explain the cirrhosis. However, Lucille, in a decision House claims to be inconsistent with her schizophrenia, calls Social Services to take her son. House realizes that Wilson's disease explains the cirrhosis and an eye exam shows copper-colored rings around her irises. Lucille receives treatment, is healed, and reunites with her son.
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House is a great boss, defends Foremans decisions in front of the patients son but chews him out in private
Yeah it was a good thing too, we don't want a repeat of E.R.
No he's not... he invades his employees privacy, he insults them, he steals from them, and sometimes punches them when they're wrong
@@igorkalezic4739 yeah but you cant argue that he didnt make a formidable team
@@igorkalezic4739 He did it all for their sake.
@@princesurein7275 really? He stole money from them for their sake? He punched chase when he figured out the girl was allergic to light for his sake? He outs thirteen as bisexual for her sake? What a nice boss to do those things for his employees
That boy that plays the son of the schizophrenic is a talented actor. I got a tear from the last scene.
He'll always be "I'm not launching those ships. Captain's orders" guy to me.
Are you serious? Both him and the patient did a horrendous job selling anything. To be fair though, he wasn't the worst
@@ericschuh9394 -_-
so talented that he faces the wrong direction when reading a book to someone
@@cchewwitup if only there were directors and crew who tell actors where to stand/sit and which direction to face the actors wouldn't have to come up with it themselves.
it was done so the blood on the page could be dramatic for the audience not because it made sense for the character, that was clearly a producers decision
The real MVP is the surgeon who realized it was fraud but put the patient above his own pride and ego. And surgeons by nature have huge egos.
Actually, any surgeon would catch it on. Since we do consult the paperworks for Pre-op prep (PACU). I don’t know what House was aiming for but a private consult with the surgeon would be less dramatic for the TV I guess
@@Coo0ki3-_-Monst3r I imagine House or more likely Cameron, helped with the paperwork.
@@orangefox1231 unless they're risking their licences to hide the labwork...but hey, they also break into private properties so yeah
@@Coo0ki3-_-Monst3r Exactly lol. But to your point about the private consult with the surgeon, I definitely think it could be great drama because Bergen is a tough guy who doesn't like to take risks. Convincing him to do that...it'd be good TV imo.
@@orangefox1231 I know right! Imagine House trying to coerce Bergen into it. Worth a watch def
That child protective services officer must be really bad at her job if her pitch to separate mother and son is "lets not make this difficult". Children are always difficult, this is more so.
Child protective services are kinda useless they don’t actually care about the children
@@epicbossn1874 What do they care about?
Those that work for CPS are about the lowest form of life on earth next to politicians, I was hoping the kid would tell her "NO", I knew a guy that told me when he was 12 - 13 years old his father wasn't around anymore and his mother was useless. He became the man of the house and even drove the car to do errands for her. Without getting into trouble with the cops, when he got old enough, he later got his driver's license. Child protective services are a bane on humanity and part of the nanny state
i wanted to go into CPS to help children in foster care because it's abysmal but maybe i should reconsider 😨
@@ysabellamedrano3360 CPS does more child trafficking than helping.
The CPS agent was a real warm motherly figure. I can tell by the harsh "Let's not make this difficult" and "You need to come with us, right now."
hey give her some credit, she’s just like my mom
She would be a perfect fit for the game of: "Mob boss or CPS agent"
I have observed several CPS employees over the years. None is forcing the “law” down a child’s throat”. I’m in NYC. They do care about the children and the impact they have on them.
@@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jk Highly doubt that
Your cops care more about bailing criminals out instead of keeping them in jail. If they can't do the basics there's no way CPS is what works well over there
😂😂
3:57 Hugh Laurie's British accent comes out when he said "as cool and withered as yours" :)
Seems like he got it right. I think he says "as cool and with it". Makes more sense AND sounds American. He slips up so rarely
@@jbkruse its the emphasis on the "ou" in "yours" that makes it sound more British in my ears
I always assumed he was mocking Chase's accent in that scene.
@@NEPAAlchey That's exactly what he was doing.
He said "with it" not "withered"
Every once in a while, House has a hard time maintaining his American accent when he talks to Chase. It makes me giggle every time. I caught it at about 3:55 with "I wish my idea was as cool and with it as yours," when he says "yours" ^_^
*Laurie. House is the character
Lol yeah I caught that
Hugh and Jesse are hilarious together if you watch the outtakes
its even funnier cuz it feels adlibbed in post lol
ive always wondered what an american accent sounds like as a foreigner. ill never know
For those wondering, she had Wilsons disease and was fine by the end of the episode.
Although, i think Wilson should've kept it to himself in all honesty
😂😂
Whaaaat???
Just for anyone wondering, she had Wilson's disease, not schizophrenia and she is fine by the end of the episode.
We already know she had cancer.
What does Wilson have to do with this?
@@FA-te4yt Wilson’s disease is the name of a disease like Parkinson’s. Nothing to do with James Wilson ☺️
thank you
@@mklamklamkla woosh
Jesse Spencer and Jennifer Morrison became engaged in December of 2006. This was at roughly the time they were shooting the first episodes in which their characters, Dr. Chase and Dr. Cameron, began a romantic relationship.👍
And that engagement was called off. He's now married to a Kali Woodruff, while she is single.
@@FerAyumi22 yeah, me 😊
@@MyFriendOfMisery13 you wish😂😂
@@FerAyumi22 of course she is, likely never been single since she was 13 years old ! that is how it works if you are pretty, LOL
Actually first episodes were shot in 2004. 2006 was season 3, which is the season were they are kinda like a couple, so...
I love how this channel is still alive knowing that this series finished years ago
2:44
House : "Turns out your best judgement is not good enough. Here's an idea, next time use mine" 😂
House took this case not only because he likes puzzles. That's always the main motivation but he wanted to help this kid out. He heard that his dad was dead, his mother was severely mentally ill and that she was far too young to have the condition she had. He knew he could help, had he not overheard all of that, he wouldn't have bothered even if he didn't agree with the er doctor.
I wonder why they made a good doctor like House not care for his patients that much unless he hears or knows something extreme about them to help them..??
One case of child services being a complete joke right here.
The mother called and wanted him to have a better life
That kid couldn't take care of that situation forever. He got lucky especially considering what happens is next is him taking care of medical bills on top of everything else. The mother knew that and called them in her one lucid moment.
Do you think a 15 year old should be left in that situation? Besides, the goal would be reunification. She gets better, he goes back home. It’s not like her being temporarily sick means she loses custody. Now, making sure his temporary home is quality, that’s an issue up for discussion.
Yes because a child who is utterly devoted to his very sick mother knows what’s best for him. He cannot think objectively. His mother can and does. That’s what love is all about, wanting someone to live their best life even if you’re not in it.
They're in the right but are written/act like they're soulless bureaucrats
I haven't seen this episode but from what I could gather by that end clip she isn't the most affectionate mother
but in this instance he wants so desperately to let his mother know how he feels, and she eases up. that "I love you" is so gentle and warming
She is schizophrenic. Maybe that has something to do with it.
Well, she was having psychological issues so that was probably why she didn't seem that affectionate. She just wasn't all there at the time.
Back when Foreman had hair. So long ago...
Nice one 👍 😂
Back when Cameron was brunette
I think that she vomited the most out of all patients in the whole franchise.
It always annoys me when there is literally no opportunity before they say "let's not make this difficult"
Like, you can wait 10 minutes ffs. just let the kid say goodbye and possibly get his stuff and go to the bathroom.
He isn't a felon.
Foreman took that spit like a champ
Not really, he drugged her and used the spitting as an excuse later on instead of handling her without doing that.
@@boianko how would u handle being spat at
@@FatherNagic spitting on someone is not assault
@@boianko it actually is
Not at all. He was pissed and drugged her disregarding direct orders from his boss
She's a mentally ill patient, it's not her fault
They do a great job of portraying child services as the cold, grim reapers that they are.
They’re evil. They make a living breaking up families. I’m sure they think they’re doing good work saving people from abuse and what not, but ambiguous situations like this make me very angry.
@@ajc-ff5cm except this isn't ambiguous in the slightest, he's 15 years old and working full time to help a, well, useless mum, there is no um's or ah's about it, CPS needed to be involved
@@richardhobbs7360 so the useless mom should be left to fend for herself?
@@richardhobbs7360 Alas, they fail more kids than they save. Put a bureaucrat in charge of a child’s welfare you get to watch kids die.
@@ajc-ff5cm Having actually done a practicum at Children Services I would disagree. Course, this is the Canadian version. I know the USA one is different in some regard but I don't know the differences. Anyway, no, they don't make a living off breaking up families. If anything, they go through extensive efforts to try and keep families together. I can't give specific details because of confidentiality but the amount of family files and phone calls I had to look through is quite crazy in order to keep children together with blood relatives. CS does get involved, but breaking up the family is usually a last resort unless it is more extreme case. Break ups DO happen, that is a duh statement, but the reason they are always seen that way is because those are more loud. For every break up there are dozens and dozens that are mended without it coming to that. I was actually a part of one that was fixed without the child having to be taken away. Media just has a REALLY bad habit of playing CS as the boogeymen or the baby snatchers. The Social Workers working there are people who are trying to help, it is just more often then not, they are completely overloaded with cases and burnt out.
“Yeah well Lucy can’t switch hit” lmao
@@kartikpandey1353 you're thinking cricket, but switch hitting in baseball has been around a lot longer
In real life I don't think child services would have taken him away right there. Even if she couldn't care for him, he's still just visiting his mother in the hospital.
Why not to finish a story? House figured out disease, which affected her physical as well as mental state, and, eventually, she came back to be his mom like before
Man this kid's a good actor
0:59 House shoulders the kid's nose lmao
*boink*
i noticed it too lmao
The kid’s lucky, he got to touch Hugh Laurie!
@@Rocketsnail1000 he was probably embarrased
Why did they even keep that take? They either didn't notice it or thought it was just as funny as we did lol
I love how you can be absolutely 100% chilling and out of nowhere you start dying on the spot
1:38 I began to yell "Blood!" At this scene, and i was so scared that i have tears in my eyes and started shaking!
I mean...I love this show. But House shrinking the tumor without telling the surgeon was so irresponsible
Because House is usually so responsible and follows all guidelines...
This is the type of thing House does. Remember when he LIED TO A FUCKING TRANSPLANT COMITEE?
This is who House is. He does things that would cost him medical license forever or even get him imprisoned if it means saving his patient.
What, were you too focused on Cameron's butt or Chase's pretty face to notice earlier?
Do you even watch this show?
It's typical house, he did it to save the patient.
He does this type of things almost everyday
wait, she's ill with something that they are trying to pinpoint. she spitted on him, how wasnt Foreman dragged for a checkup if she didnt contaminate him with something?
she was brought in for blood clots in her leg that caused a heart attack, that isn't contagious
I have Amazon prime so i can watch whole episodes if i want, yet im always watching these clips haha
I’d prefer he shrank the tumour so they could operate and give me a chance.
8:00 Chase knows a bit about taking care of an alcoholic mother...
1:35 That was gnarly as hell!
house's face looks oily and dark a little bit in season 1, i like it, it looks natural😄
"A. because you're a good doctor and B. because 5 milligrams of Haldol make for a spectacularly cooperative patient"
god im in love with this line
Chocolate ad just after vomiting blood.
Later in this episode Hugh Laurie talks in his normal British voice. You should upload that clip
He was mocking Dr chase lol
You and 95 people can't tell the difference between English and Australian accents
@@EVO6- That's Americans for you
@@BugattiBoy01 boohoo
@@EVO6- well considering Australia only got full sovereignty less than 40 years ago, it isn’t really much of a mistake to make. Not to mention how similar Australian and New Zealand accents are; it’s definitely not hard to misconstrue
The medicine Haldol foreman wanted to give the lady is what they gave me at the ER a year or two ago when I was super sick and freaking out but it didn’t do anything to me. It’s weird to relive that memory now because of foreman saying it on this show.
Remind me again , not to watch House clips while eating.
Vomiting blood scene got you? 😂
@@Bulletbill_1999 yeah 🕳️👨🦯
Why, Ivm doing it right now while eating
I like to think the directors exact words to the CPS agent was, "Talk like a capo capische."
Let's not make this difficult? ???
Yeah lady , it must be really easy for him to leave his mum, home and go live in a house somewhere indefinitely.
Exactly, especially when his mom is facing death 🙄
Anyone else disturbed by Cuddy holding with both hands to a public restroom sink?
You can hear his accent more in the earlier episodes
House's diagnostic power is legendary
This episode kinda proves why House is the best.. other doctors try to be right on the methods and results are 2nd to them, while House focuses mainly on results and methods are 2nd to him
These shows are so funny with how they treat psych patients
“What was I supposed to do, tie her down”
Well, that’s the level of restraint that is below a chemical one 😂
And a single spit alone almost never calls for restraints, especially when people have the right to refuse testing
She is not within sound mind to make medical decisions so she doesn't have that right, it is up to the medical proxy to determine the best course of action and/or treatment and her proxy cannot be her son cause he is a minor so the proxy is determined by those that have medically arrested her, i.e the medical staff treating her
@@SabresGuy87
None of that decides what is done in a code grey type emergency.
A patient could upon admission decide if they would rather a higher form of restraint ahead of a lower one, but in the case of needing a proxy, a lower form of restraint would always be used first.
Levels of restraint
Seclusion -> physical restraint -> chemical restraint
Chemical restraints are the highest level of restraint and would/should not be used in the instance of spitting, especially not before the other forms are used first, and honestly, it’s easier/better to just step away from someone spitting than to use any form of restraint
@@emann715 spitting is considered assault, I agree that Foreman raised the level of restraint before trying others first BUT in this case, I doubt she would be able to be restrained physical with that level of hysteria and resistance without calming her first. Also, and this may only be in nursing homes, you should never restraint a resident on any way, shape or form. We are told to redirect and calm the patient and try to avoid the assault, bodily or physically, to ourselves
No!!! She just harmed another, spitting at someone...she is not decisional!!!
@@SabresGuy87
Yeah, you are supposed to avoid the assault in general, but in hospitals we do have levels of restraint. But spitting falls under a very simple assault and would result in *maybe* a seclusion. But would more likely result in people just backing away to let the patient calm, it would certainly not result in chemical restraints
Why was the surgeon so angry House shrank the tumor to make it operable???
Because it wasn’t “actually” shrunk, it was just a temporary effect to fool the surgeon into doing the surgery
Tumors too big can't operated from the risk of fatality which would reflect onto the surgeon.
@@Mclovin4Life Thanks
@@MrShroomed Thanks
@@MrShroomed house is one cunning SOB
Chemical restraints are safer, tying someone down makes everything worse.
Why is the video "A hamburger diet that kills" (of this same episode) not available in the US?
I guess the US government doesn't want you to know that hamburgers kill lol
@@aggulvar I'm with you on that one 😂😂😂
that boy would continue to care for his mother until he suffered an accident rendering him a bitter, cocky paraplegic who would then proceed to lose a community college debate about whether or not man is good or evil.
Elite pop culture reference.
Thank you oh king of pop culture
Could you lend a hand for the plebs in the audience? Whats that a reference to?
@@krusk3544 the young actor also plays in community, in an episode where he is a paraplegic fighting in the debate team. If you look community - debate on CZcams you will find him for sure. With a magnificent ponytail
taking blood without permission? Gets You Sued..
At the end of the clip, you can hear the director saying CUT
Came here to say this
ALCOHOL. Chase is killing me🤣🤣🤣
Did you mean for this to sound like Britney Spears?
They hinted at some of Chase's backstory in this episode. His mom died of the DTs as a result of too much alcohol.
Yeah, that children's services lady would get a black eye, and four slashed tires for talking to me like that.
We all know that it really was lupus
By far the best show TV has yet to offer
I never see a patient bleed more than the body
I found it funny when House asked Cuddy on do him a favor and she washed her hand 🤣🤣🤣
you and me both 😂😂😂
She turned the water on
She turned on the water to help house pee because he's old lol.
@@alexfernandez6621 🤣🤣🤣
I can relate to the 'no blood' thing. Needles frighten the hell out of me.
I had two kids, hyperemesis both pregnancies, then diagnosed with MS, plus anemia ...... you get used to it if you have to. LoL
Literally cause me to seize. Blood and needles related to me. Caused by a mental/phycological issue
@@caity9244 i was willing to go septic from pseudomonas before i would let them run an iv doc had to give me a hand full of anti anxiety meds to get me calm enough,.
@@hardwirecars Aawwww! That's really horrible! Did it work?
@@caity9244 that time unfortunatly i have a chronic condition they have to take blood every 2 weeks i have not been able to do that 2 hours every two weeks for the rest of my life is not something im looking forward to.
bro she was puking INTENSELY
The guidelines aren't to protect patients lives they are to protect doctors lifestyles
I love this show.
Interesting how House got mad at Foreman for a patient literally puking blood but then just blew it off but practically fired Chase for messing up an xray
Because puking blood wasn't a consequence of the drug.
Chase did an angiogram on the wrong leg, it's a grave mistake
I've never seen it until today when house says "can I go now boss" he walks past the kid, the shoulder of his jacket squashes his nose
The writers got one thing wrong in this episode. Child Protective Services in NJ isnt called Child Protective Services it is called formally called DYFS but not it is called DCP&P or Division of Child Protection and Permanency.
Remember kids: the worst words you can hear from someone's mouth is, "I'm from the government and I'm here to help"
Never trust CPS
You want make a kid hate the system. That's how you fucking do it.
we hear the word "cut" around 9:35.
Dammit, I was eating cereal when she started vomiting blood
I was drinking blood when you started vomiting cereal
@@Monkey_30000 Okay... good for you
For once I wasn't eating when something nasty happened...
@@johnfairhurstReviews You sir were lucky, I felt disgusted. Vomiting is one thing, vomiting blood on the other hand.... Well good day
I'm vomiting cereal right now
That CGI bloody vomit was really something
As Jigsaw once said, "There will be blood"
why don't they dehydrate tumours like that before surgery if it makes such a difference? 🤔
I could be wrong, but my understanding is that it didn't shrink it throughout the surgery, only long enough for the processing. So they basically told the surgeon he'd be operating on a tumor of a certain size, then when he opens up the patient, he finds a much larger one than he was expecting.
@@Chris-uu5we oh I understood that, I just meant why isn’t it a surgical technique to crack a person open, inject the tumour with ethanol to make it shrink and then operate on it?
@@TMWriting it doesn’t last too long and some surgeries require a lot of time. I could imagine that having a tumor that is changing sizes is not a good thing when operating.
What exactly can child services do legally in the USA? What if he refused to come with them? Like really refused? Would they tackle him? Handcuff him? Is that how they "help" children in that situation?
They'd probably call a police officer to come detain him if physically needed to drag him off to wherever.
Those fools came and pulled me out of class once when I was in high school to ask me which parent I wanted to live with, which was a heck of a way of finding out they weren't going to be living together anymore. It was super embarrassing because the entire class thought I was in trouble or something.
@@JiisTube That's honestly horrifying. What the hell were they thinking?
@@wobby1268 thank you
@@JiisTube You're welcome. I hope things are better for you these days.
@@wobby1268 Thanks:) much better!
I feel bad for the kid (yes I know it’s a show) I’ve gone through the same thing CPS has taken me 3 times in my life away from my mom who is hard of hearing it sucks
0:57 When house starts walking you can see him bump into the kid's nose.
Begs the question: Is there any reason to not always shoot up tumours with ethanol so they're smaler and easier to remove?
well there's a risk. some tumors could hypothetically be shrunk and removed this way, but some are invasive, and it'll only make it more difficult to remove them if they are deep allowing the tumor to grow again. my hypothesis
@@goldenarrow7134 Seems plausible, thanks.
"can I go now, boss?"
*Then he boops the boy on the nose with his shoulder*
I've been waiting for this specific episode for a while now. I'm very happy.
There's a pipe strapped to one side of her place when vomiting
Please post regularly 🙏
He'll be grateful in ten years that he actually got to live for himself for a change. And it's not exactly like he couldn't visit his mom.
Children's Services never did ANYTHING good for us ! They took us from our MOM and put us with monsters who enjoyed hurting us. I hated that worker! She let them get away with hurting my little brother 😭
Uh, why did Cuddy wash her hand? Was she gonna cleam him? Lmao.
she turned on the tap to make a sound to drown out the sound of house's pee, so he would be more comfortable peeing in front of her lol
"Those side effects are so rare!"
Oh okay, nvm then, disregard
1:36 😨😨
😱 There's Blood in Bed !!! 😱😱
I'm freaking Out !!! (Falls Faded) 😵
1:41
Good afternoon Ma’am, how are we today?
Better.
Better?
Better get a bucket, Imma throw up.
house doeeesss have a point, when ur more worried about legal issues than saving a human life, u gotta rethink why ur doing ur profession.
1:38 reminds me of how the undead creep throw up goo in act one of diablo
Anyone else notice the nose brush 0:59 😄
Gotta love those "child services" that basically serve to kidnap childs from parents instead of doing controls and provide real help like helping with day to day activities.
But rich people need to have some place to harvest precious organs.
I had no idea liquid Chris had such a difficult childhood
00:08 It's and emergency call the Swiss Guard!
Did Cuddy really wash her hand to "help" House in the bathroom? 💀
Haldol doesn’t work that fucking fast and I know it. I mean, I wish it did. It just gives you a massive hangover.
1:38 How much red dye did she have in her mouth??
Multiple cuts, she probably refilled.
Did you seriously just say "multiple cuts"? Did you watch it? It's all one take.
Even if you allowed a *really* smooth Texas swap at 1:42, it's still a lot the first two times she vomits which is definitely the one actor and one shot.
in these cases there’s usually a rig consisting of a hose that’s connected to a source of some kind, with the spurting end of the hose attached to the side of the face that’s away from the camera. i guess from there it’s just choreography to make sure the rig is activated just when the camera is in the correct position
@@osmoticmonk That's cool.
Minor or not, are they really allowed to hold the kid against his will if he doesn't want to go with them, AND use force to withhold him if he doesn't want to go with them? I feel like, government service or not, trying to do what's right or not, doing that to a child with no visible mental issues/challenges would not be allowed.
Yes, CPS is that evil. If he didn't go with them they could and would have a police officer physically remove and/or arrest him.
Do you really think the govt cares about one citizen? You can look up other things like this and you'll realize that you live in a dystopia. For example, the govt can hold anybody in a mental hospital forever, without a psych eval or court date. And it happens a lot with people who "betray" the govt.
They literally do that every day across the country. Talk to just about anyone that's been through the system. Either that happened to them, or they atleast know several others that had it happen to them.
Yes they can. It's why that scene pisses me off so much, because Cameron's bleeding heart screwed him over.
@@river7874 Cameron didn't call CPS, the mom did.....
0:56 houses shoulder bumps the kids nose random comment i know but there you go lol
At 7:34 that's the same exact blanket I have
Alrite shes out now lets sell that blood.
Haldol is really bad. Gave me insane mussle cramps and made my jaw muscles flex to the point where my mouth was wide open and I was drooling everywhere. Also brain fog like nothing I've ever had