I like the idea that House did die in that building and that Wilson, through a mix of a bunch of circumstances, how angry and devastated he is at getting cancer like we see he was, feeling abandoned by House, etc. that his health got much worse very rapidly, maybe collapsing at House's funerals about the time he got the text in the episode and the conclusion is how Wilson would've wanted things to be whilst dying. Not a happy ending, but less ass pulling than what actually happened and it would actually make sense imo.

A little bit of sympathy for season 7? (SPOILER ALERT) We saw how House behaves when he's in love (like an idiot around Cuddy). How vicious he becomes after it blows; it's the same House we know but everything is doubled. It leads his self-destruction to peak in "After Hours". And he finally became open with Cuddy in "Moving On," admitting he feels hurt. In the big picture, in season 6 and season 7, we saw House trying to change, keep being unhappy through the season, and get some results that save the day (because he was already at the end of his rope in the previous episode of Help Me). S7 starts with Now What? which was an excellent question. All the tension was resolved, and we entered unknown territory; everything seemed fine, with little struggles. Then, to reach the inevitable end with Bombshells, Cuddy just rejects House because he is House (not blaming her though). This leads to self-destruction, increasing tension, and the fall. It is the story of how House tried to change and failed. And becomes his unsustainable self again in Season 8. I'm not saying he learned nothing but I don't think he's way different than Season 5. Besides the final scene, crashing Cuddy's home, everything was perfect. It felt like After Hours was the final episode; almost everyone's story arc was completed in that episode. So they may try to top that with the crashing scene, but I can't say I like it. But until then, the final episode was quite good. Also, Master's arc was excellent. House says at the beginning of the arc, he wants to have the front seat when she crashes. Which is another prophecy that is realized through the season. And it just connects to, like in many seasons, you can't always get what you want. I can't say much about Season 8; introducing two new characters into the team is a difficult choice. And I don't think they're as good as Masters or any of the show's characters. It felt suck when House came back in the second episode. The hospital felt deserted. No one we know is around, House doesn't have any privileges. Even Wilson broke up with him (again). Still, there are some great episodes like Nobody's Fault. I'm still glad they have the final season, but it feels incomplete without Cuddy. I don't think Huddy got the end they deserved. They get just what they got... One thing about the show that I could criticize is too many people die. Amber, Kutner, and now Wilson. 13 also has a low life expectancy, so too much death for 8 seasons. It's just starting to become a formula to make the plot interesting. Only Amber's death was properly planned, and it's perfect. Kutner's death was unexpected, with the conclusion of no explanation (Simple Explanation with no explanation) and one of the leading factors of House's hallucination. I know Kal Penn has to leave, but they could send him away. They didn't have to kill him, so it was a choice. And finally, Wilson. Though his cancer episodes are great, I think it's a little bit too much death, and it becomes a plot device.

If I were to make this video, it would go something like this: “Is House the best TV character of all time? Yes. And I’m in love with him.” *the end*

I wonder if House’s lack of spirituality and belief in an afterlife doesn’t equate to low intelligence in that category. He’s very well reasoned and clearly thoughtful in his beliefs. I think his lack of interpersonal intelligence might be poisoning the well with that one.

i don't know how many parts are there but i'm just gonna say that i loved how they ended the show with house driving into cuddy's home wilson says to the police "he will be in the darkest most depressing place in jersey" and camera cuts to house happy having a drink on a beach - great ending AND THEN they actually went for one extra season so they put everything in place as it was set by previous ending

9/10, one point being deducted for the bizarre choice of lighting that made everyone look orange as a certain someone...

Maybe it’s just me, maybe the fact 2:25 sounds weird is because he drags out the word. “My patient just dieeed” Where I think he’s be more snappy and “formal” “my patient just died and you think… “

Did you repost this one? I felt like I watched this already when I saw this pop up in my feed.

Might be a little late to the party but I just stumbled upon your content and you've earned yourself a subscriber. You have an incredibly pleasing voice.

psst youtuber man the title is wrong its episode 7

06:58 i love how I said the exact same thing seconds earlier

arche-type, not "arche-o-type" best character is not a favourite character. Objective writing standards apply, not your opinions musk isnt a intj - hes a cretin

4:25 cuddy wont. not again.

No, he is not. You’re insane.

Binding of isaac music in the backgroung in really good

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18:51 Playing Woodman over clips of House's relationships is a bold choice. I love it.

no walter white is

While I know the brain biopsy scene is insane, it was the perfect setup for the line, "But hey, I'm just messing with your head." 😂

The suicide episode really hit deep. I think as we grow older, we would experience that feelling at some point sadly. Already two friends i went to school with took their lives. It just leaves wondering, thinking, coming up with "solutions" too late. We're stuck with this unanswered questions, why? and "could i have helped? prevented it." we dont really get closure. its like we MUST figure out why in order to not repeat the same mistake. But what i love about the show, is that House, the guys who notices EVERYTHING, didnt see this coming. it eats at him because hes "supposed to" notice these things, its what he does. and yet he couldnt save the life of his colleague, and it bothers him that he failed. going as far as denying he even killed himself. and even I as a viewer was starting to go along with his theory, also denying that kutner couldve done that. But all it takes is ONE bad day. ONE bad week. ONE bad month. ONE bad year. some people feel their whole lives have been bad...

Euphoria has to be one of my most memorable two part episode of any show EVER. I knew from watching one or two episodes while it was in its original release that Foreman does become Dean Of Medicine later in the series, so I knew Foreman had plot armour. However, still knowing that he lives still made this episode some of the most compelling episodes of the series. That is what good writing and acting is all about.

I have watched your house vids and this one. You have done quite a good job imo I was surprised to see the amount of views and subs being that low. really on par with those channels with 100's of thousands or millions of subs.

So I saw Don Draper there for a whole 1-second. Is there any possibility of a very good time to be had (aka long video essays about Mad Men) on this channel in the future?

Absolutely not

Simple explanation has to be next

If a tv show could give you ptsd, season 5 including oxy, is what would cause the most trauma.

A lot of house is decisions made due to having to fire actors.

9 times? ive seen every episode over 50 :-P

Bruh Elon is not smart.

Buraku are untouchables or basically a caste of people deemed subhuman which is why he couldn't officially practice.

TIL that House is based off Holmes and Wilson is based off Watson

did you try the medicine drug? only stupid people try the medicine drug. I have blood dripping down my nose that it's dripping. also was bitten by a mouse suit in my poor hygiene you need hygiene drug no! hygiene drug will kill the patient, he needs mouse bites to live i forbit this dont care. more mouse bites i feel better! no more nose blood. thank you doctor What a great show, even better character

does this show say the Word G----D In It Can sooommeone please tell me and thank you

I think you made a mistake not differentiating between pre-Season 6 House and post-Season 6 House. Especially regarding you interpersonal intelligence rating. The character is completely different pre 6 and post 6.

“Cancer is boring” is now two words 34:47

Mousebites

feels weird hearing isaac ost in a video about house of all places but im not complaining

Dude make this one long goddamn video and rake in a million views. The longer the video, the more people will like it and watch it... As long as you maintain information density, which it seems like you have over these three videos. Start putting the videos you have together. You're losing free money.

"uses his cane on the wrong leg" as a person who has had a shattered femur, knee reconstruction, and pcl replacement, he most certainly uses his cane on the proper leg. Jesus Christ loves you

Cause Hugh Laurie is the shit

Why are you literally Ian from the h3podcast?

Always gonna be rick grimes for me

John Locke is the Heart ♥️ of the Island

The main issue with characters based on Sherlock, including house is that alot of the observations and conclusions made by them are never foreshadowed to the audience, the plot becomes a series of eureka moments half the time where some obscure piece of information is revealed last minute, after the character has come to their correct conclusion. This makes the characters come off as geniuses when observed at a surface level, but when broken down the plots are hairbrained and are based on shockvalue than a carefully put together mystery for the audience.

How is a whole hour about one TV character only part 1 of 3? This is going to be good

25:43 is that cut intended? it feels verry weird, like you were about to say something else than what's next

The doctor looked like a janitor, he was from the untouchables class, extremely discriminated in Japan, so the doctor didn't care to dress nicely...because he was the best, and still would be discriminated no matter how he dressed. House wanted to have that kind of knowledge, that no matter your status or your clothes, everyone would come to you for solutions

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Late to the party. But I'm curious to see you compare House to Becker. It's more Seinfeld than scrubs but I think it makes an interesting comparison.