Did You Wash Your Pants After Buying Them? | House M.D..

[@NFrk97]

Gotta love how the focus of the episode is Foreman worried that he was becoming like House and yet Chase was the one that readily manipulated MegaMom over the phone like House would.

[@Chris-P.-Bacon-III]

I was honestly really confused that it wasn't Chase wearing the same shoes as House at the end... Although maybe they're all becoming more like House, and only Foreman dislikes that idea.

[@JaneDoeValentine]

Robert Thompson I think that’s the thing. Both are becoming more and more like House, but only of them has enough compassion to try and stop that. That’s the thing about jerks. Some recognize their behavior and try to change it, but others either see it and don’t care or don’t see it at all. I think that’s really good character writing for House’s teams.

[@kbee225]

Yeah. But chase was always like that. That was also why chase was house's least favorite. He was ready to fire him before Cameron resigned.

[@NFrk97]

@@JaneDoeValentine Chase is a jerk too. He admittedly doesn't care about patients, but he knows how to hide that.

[@wobby1268]

@@kbee225 Lol, Chase wasn't House's least favorite. Chase is the one House himself called "the prodigal son."

[@eileenheath1968]

My mother worked in a children's hospital throughout most of the 80's and she told me about the poisoning of several kids - this situation. The semi trailer overturned, the chemicals got on the pants, they were sold as-is at a steep discount and the parents that did not wash the pants had to haul their kids to the hospital. 7 kids were ill before word spread to wash the jeans. That story never left me so I was pretty pleased to see it addressed on the show 35 years later.

[@zaithehedgewolf4587]

Maybe cause it was becoming more common in today modern word

[@TidalWavesLion]

I don't always wash new clothes after I bring them home but this is just encouragement to always do so, just in case

[@moonxshakti]

@@TidalWavesLion they put things on clothes to make a clean smell, fix dyes, and make them look good, wrinkle free, etc. Some contain formaldehyde, pesticides, etc. They are not very regulated, since they are not intended for consumption or skin. There are 2 Superfund sites near me (toxic pollution), one from dyes, and 1 was a bleachery. Never wear clothes before washing. You could get kidney or liver damage, allergic reactions, poisoned.

[@TidalWavesLion]

@@moonxshakti like I said, after watching this and hearing another commenter saying that their mother saw this happen first hand in I think the 80s, I'd be more diligent in washing clothes first before wearing them. I was only ever taught to wash intimates or heavily dyed clothes before wearing them so yeah

[@nibbonbon]

Now I'm worried, because i recently bought something before washing it... washing it right now tho

[@Redbaron_Gaming]

They really tried to push the "Foreman is becoming like House" thing, but Chase was always more House than any other character.

[@Gadzinisko]

And that's why he ended up as House 2.0. Even almost became disabled.

[@DevilGeneImbued]

I think it was a good contrast. Foreman was obsessed with becoming a better doctor and thought he had to be like house to do it, but was afraid to be. Chase simply worked on himself and sharpened himself as a doctor, not being a complete jerk like house but adopting his methods. Chase was naturally better at absorbing what he was taught

[@Therockster12]

TRUEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@JaimeGonzalezBarojas]

Foreman saw the bad in the good things house did/does, without noticing he adopted both of them and he started to see only the bad things he "learned" from house, not because house didn't do any good, he saw the bad side of "will do anything to get the results" thinking he'd start to act that way in every aspect of his life. Meanwhile, we got the other side of the coin, Chase. He saw both things aswell, the good things and the bad things house did, he, slowly, adopted his humour, or maybe "Mold" his own humour around House's, then not only his humour, but then his personality and Medical morale. Chase molded himself around House, taking him as a base and tweaking things here and there to make him feel good with his own person, with who he became after sharing many years of his life with House. He took both the good and bad things and knew that sometimes one can't be without the other, but he was more human about it

[@Angel36930]

Foreshadowing to Chase becoming House 2.0

[@drewettgreen3688]

It's so cute how Chase seems so happy with himself for fooling Karen. He's like a puppy who pleased his master and knew it.

[@TheKyle666]

Marky T oof

[@drewettgreen3688]

@@TheKyle666 What? He looks like a puppy at the end with that smile

[@peachdaisy3478]

Karen LOL

[@shevahauser1780]

Ya, you're right. But it's completely illigal, he can get his liscence revoked or arrested.

[@drewettgreen3688]

@@shevahauser1780 Sure but that would have happened in almost every episode. :)

[@someup7786]

There has to me so many takes of house hitting his face with the cane while spinning it

[@celtoucan4956]

The hidden files of house

[@AlexGNR]

House's unexplained files

[@827Drew]

If there are, they kind of forgot to put them in the bloopers.

[@SabakunoRaikiri]

Hugh Laurie can juggle pretty well so I doubt it lol

[@sjs9698]

unlikely, walking stick use is a pretty big deal in british stage stuff & he's been at it since (at least) cambridge footlights. not to mention all the cane stuff he did for jeeves & wooster.

[@Sai4651]

Yeah, my Mom always taught me to wash new clothes after buying them, you never know who's touching those clothes.

[@mikespangler98]

And if they are new blue jeans and they get wet, Your legs will be blue for awhile.

[@Captain_Jack514]

I mistakenly wore a bandana I received as a promotional item. I did not wash it prior. My face ended up breaking out in hives.

[@bmolitor615]

I invented the concept myself , for the same reason :) eeeuuuhh...

[@velvety2006]

they also always have this typical store smell

[@DEFCON1GAMRS]

Ive just had problem with going out of state with a new unwashed shirt that itched me like crazy and never had a chance to go to the store and buy another one or anything, and I am not allergic as far as I know, I wash everything first for that reason, dont wanna be stuck at work wearing jeans that is torture somehow

[@1296Zoe]

The arrogant jerks who saved your life Best description ever

[@jaimhaas5170]

She may be right ...but still sounds pretty entitled.

[@TotallyNotJoe_]

jaim haas honestly, it sounds like she said it in an endearing way

[@pattygamer4178]

@@TotallyNotJoe_ i think its just that with the context of her being a karen she automatically sounds entitled regardless of intent.

[@TotallyNotJoe_]

Patty Edits, I thought that in the situation presented, she was given a little bit of character development. She realized that their methods might be shady, but they were still effective and still saved her sons life.

[@develynseether4426]

She needs faceplanting.

[@610Hobbies]

I love how laid back the early seasons were, no mental or existential crises from the team every goddamn episode.

[@YourFinalMoments]

The first season's explored philosophy and challenged world views, the later half explored character development and plot movement. Its understandable you feel that way because honest it feels very different after the lat seasons.

[@Amberscion]

Yep. Just the relentless pursuit of zebras because of all the horses that rolled by a few hours prior.

[@deepermind4884]

@@Amberscion Paradoxically, zebras make for more colorful stories.

[@FlashakaViolet]

this

[@theskiesaredark]

@@Amberscion Medical dramas always tend to become like that. The reason being that IRL medicine is actually quite boring. They've had literally hundreds of years of data on it.

[@ThatGuy_1220]

"When was the last time you heard a teenage boy using air freshener?" Clearly Foreman didn't smoke in his room.

[@irrelevant_noob]

o.O Do you use that air freshener _on yourself_ tho?! Well, i guess it depends on what you smoke, but still...

[@comradesam3382]

Well no, you go to the window/balcony at 3 in the morning

[@bastobasto4866]

@@comradesam3382 some people are idiots and smoke inside

[@xerotolerant]

Expecting a government agency to reply because they ‘promised’ lol that’s cute.

[@RockCityWaffles]

No lies there

[@Mr.Boyo13]

😂

[@DeathnoteBB]

They say it’ll be done in 5 days. 5 months later…

[@theythemgae9025]

I once got put on a waiting list to see an orthopedic surgeon. My Dr checked I was still on the list after 6months, 1 year... 18months... it's been 11 years. Boy they sure named it right! I guess that chip of bone can just chill for another few years. My body has probably absorbed it in the meantime, pain certainly got less in that first 5 years. Or that could be down to getting used to it. And I'm sure everyone gets numbness in their fingers and drops things suddenly and unexpectedly. I'm totally fine 🙂

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@theythemgae9025 Honestly at that point I’d assume they lost your file somewhere!

[@jp4431]

I know it's to give them screen time but it's always weird to see the doctors doing every single diagnostic or lab test themselves.

[@wmbtv2461]

At first I thought so too then I realised they are probably just shunned by the rest of them due to houses orders. So they do everything themselves cause thats how House thinks.

[@ThreeGoddesses]

Pretty sure that's what doctors actually do. Nurses are the ones giving drugs and administering treatment, doctors diagnose, test, and do paperwork.

[@-a7181]

@@ThreeGoddesses but aren't there specific doctors for that? Like they have to be specialized for doing tests and they stay at labs all the time, when other specialized doctors ask for tests, their job is to do them. A single doctor cant do everything. (Technically they learn to do so but there wouldn't be enough time I think)

[@henrypeters5291]

It was revealed in one episode in season 1 that House doesn't trust anyone else to run those tests.

[@ThreeGoddesses]

@@-a7181 depends on the testing, I believe. An oncologist will do cancer biopsies, but probably not viral scanning. Which is why you go general>specialist for your health problems. House is unrealistic because the treatments are being done by the doctors more then the nurses, not because the doctors are doing the testing. I could be wrong though

[@mistercr0wbar400]

The most effective medical team ever is also the shadiest, who'd have thought lol

[@vsaucenou323]

mistercr0wbar gotta do what you gotta do

[@kevintheinnovator3604]

It izz what it izz

[@drahkana7829]

They're basically vigilantes.

[@Governor2310]

Eric Eversole and it’s the vigilantes that get the most work done because they don’t follow certain rules that prevent important work to be carried out.

[@blue7081]

@@kevintheinnovator3604 Edeezwadedeez

[@legendarybelt]

- Short hair - Doesn't trust doctors - Complains - Wants to speak to "higher educated" people - Continues to trash talk even after getting proven wrong Well, she fits in all categories.

[@eshepard682]

It's Karen!

[@ekkehard8]

Since when is short hair a requirement? These visual expectations of Karens will make you blind to the more elusive and unique ones. Stay on guard.

[@Paul0tim]

Karen!!

[@thehantavirus]

sounds like a karen to me, if shes older she is a susan

[@lumikkiharthri6658]

Good job ekkehard, for a moment you had me in the first half, not gonna lie. Glad to see you aren't a simp for karens. As you were, soldier.

[@acey850]

They're not just doctors. They're lab technicians as well.

[@xerotolerant]

That’s probably the most unrealistic part of this show lol

[@acey850]

@@xerotolerant exactly

[@kingkota2302]

@@acey850 actually not really. House in it himself is unrealistic.

[@acey850]

@@kingkota2302 also true

[@Ramboost007]

It would have been chemists running those tests on the jeans, not the doctors. Medical doctors aren't usually trained in analytical instrumental chemistry.

[@rogersmj]

I love how the main cast are experts at everything -- brain surgery, amputations, and in this case, lab testing textiles for toxins.

[@bionmccool]

to be fair lab testing for toxins is about 1/3 of what they do on House's orders.

[@Rogunrofl]

If you dont want to wait for lab results, do them yourself! In this case, House has people to do it on demand with no waitting time. If you think it's odd that one doctor is doing everything... well I guess If you want to work with/for House, you kinda have to be flexible. :)

[@xEvilRaptorx]

Early in the series I remember them giving a nurse a chart to do some test. House tells them to do it themselves while they work under him

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

they never claim to be experts they're simply citing different cases they're familiar with they've seen it all before

[@justtry8552]

House doesn't trust anybody to do those test but his team.

[@caleb0223.]

That single mom is the pre-cursor to a karen by actually going to the hospital instead of diagnosing it with facebook posts.

[@tigerstyle4505]

"hAvE yOu SeEn ThIs StUdY oN vAcCiNeS?!"

[@FFKonoko]

That doesn't sound like the precursor then. She's specifically doing the good thing instead.

[@silox100]

@@FFKonoko Took him to the hospital and proceeded to stonewall every attempt at treatment. She's Karen 0.2. The beta release

[@heyryanisonx3141]

@@silox100 except that she was actually right about the first treatment and saved her son by stopping it

[@abigailkahiga5179]

@@heyryanisonx3141 what if she was wrong. It's a matter of chance and if House was right at first instance,(which he wasn't) then he would have died. It was a lucky coincidence the other kid showed up and Matt was diagnosed

[@zephyromenix8755]

The most unrealistic part of this is that the Asian parents didn't wash their clothes after they bought them

[@dianasayson2846]

ikr? How can people wear newly-bought clothes without washing them?

[@bk-sl8ee]

Didn't? they DON'T wash em, fck i am indian and i got to know about it just now.

[@kowaretatelesto4253]

what's more unrealistic is the fact they don't make their son do all the chores.

[@frugallentigo6768]

@@kowaretatelesto4253 Right after he's done piano practice for 4 hours.

[@CzechMirco]

@@frugallentigo6768 4 hours?? Only 4 hours? TwoSet Violin would like a word with you.

[@mn1q]

Dr. Chase does a Christian Slater impression.

[@ulamedani5938]

fair

[@jeremytung1632]

I always give my new clothes a wash after I buy them.

[@nigofie333]

nope never

[@Aberator5]

I always give my buy a new clothes after I wash them

[@Ragnarok540]

I always wash my new buys before I clothe them.

[@monorailred1]

Stuipid me didn't wash the mask they gave me at work from overseas and I wore it for over a week and had severe chemical burns all over my face and swelling on steroids to get rid of it God knows what I was breathing

[@Trackrace29582]

Why you can’t return them?

[@Huckleberry42]

When i first watched this series years back I didn't mind the breaking and entering. But in hindsight it's such a ridiculous concept for doctors to do

[@theroadtocosplayandcomicco5840]

Can they do that in real life?

[@BL00DYR0S31]

@@theroadtocosplayandcomicco5840 No. Why is that even a question?! That’s breaking and entering a private property that’s illegal.

[@UncleForHire]

Eh, no different than a CIA agents operating on US land to help track down a terrorist. Sure, they could just call homeland security and do the legal thing but if they can save lives by violating laws, when they impede the saving of lives of course, then they can go ahead. There are always exceptions, specially when the law of breaking and entering was meant to protect your property and they really have no intention of stealing it. Guess this why juries judge crimes and we don't get a verdict from a computer replying guilty or not guilty.

[@BlackKnightsCommander]

@@UncleForHire yeah but doctors are more likely to actually face consequences.

[@SF-cq3lh]

@@UncleForHire yes, it is very different. I would recommend brushing up on your knowledge of the 4th Amendment.

[@PavanDadlani.MD.]

The day, they took down House from Netflix... a part of me died

[@stephw.7874]

Pavan Dadlani All of the seasons are on Amazon Prime!

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

Pavan Dadlani your telling me lol, I bought Netflix just for house. I got to watch 3 episodes then they removed it lol. I never got to watch growing up so I was very upset lol.

[@marim6022]

they have all seasons and episodes on amazon prime video

[@silysister4815]

Don’t they have house on Prime tho-

[@marim6022]

sily sister they do indeed

[@scoape]

"If we cure Matt we can use his close brush with death on his college essays." LOL

[@Rushi_83]

I love houses team, they do everything from lab, x-ray , CT scan, MRI, surgery, brain surgery, psychological evaluation & many things

[@ondrachvatal6096]

They also provide world peace by killing dictators

[@AJVonDoom]

If only they gave spelling & grammar lessons.

[@multismashify]

Rushi Do you you truly love them?

[@bendy2666]

They also pathologically insult their patients!

[@justanotherfng556]

You forgot breaking and entering.

[@SaikoX95]

3:21 Wilson steals this entire scene with the delivery of that line alone.

[@victorpradha9946]

In truth, as an oncologist (cancer doctor) Wilson probably sees more of his patients die than most of the others.

[@Tiagotaf]

6:18 "The CDC called. The man had a weird australian accent. Must be some aussie kid doing pranks."

[@agjelosgjana8386]

Karen wasn’t portrayed well in this show. She would had asked to talk to Lisa Cuddy and wreak havoc to this hospital for calling her pretending to be CDC and saving her boys life by giving him the right medicine. She would had sued the hospital including all the people in it.

[@Appri]

well because she is called Karen, but not the stereotypical Karen. That stereotype changed a lot during the years since House ended.

[@SvendleBerries]

A real Karen would have stayed home and treated her son herself using Twitter posts from "Doctors". And would have called the Police on anybody that told her to go to a Hospital.

[@StickNik]

Her Karen percentage was lower than the kind we are seeing presently, and I think her son being ill caused massive fluctuation.

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

You guys got to stop saying the k word

[@agjelosgjana8386]

Milli Macro are you serious?

[@christinagates7502]

Wilson’s oh-so-subtle “Godot” reference at the end. Hugh Laurie had performed “waiting for Godot” once before-hence the camera deadpan face. Ba-dum-tiss

[@irrelevant_noob]

4:00 wasn't really "at the end," tho, was it?

[@adamplace1414]

Gotta appreciate the acting and writing about the mom here. To make a character believable as a very concerned, obviously caring mom, be so unbelievably infuriating to us, and to every other character in the episode, is a fine line to walk. I just wanted to choke some sense into her the whole time.

[@PerfectCellzar]

8:21 I just love House’s demeanor. He sees he’s right, he solves a brilliant case YET AGAIN, he just observes the kid waking up, looks down and away then just walks away. No smirk, no gloating, not even a hint of self satisfaction. Just confirmation. And then he just walks away, almost discontent, on to the next case. Easily the best doctor show ever made.

[@HoBoJo1234]

What's weird is that if you think about it, they never would have figured it out if the families didn't happen to have the same detergent. It ended up being completely irrelevant, but it's what led them to talk about the pants and that they were new. No same detergent, no talking about the new pants, no solution.

[@christianwestling2019]

2:34 "Kids aren't pretentious in England?" An english actor plays ignorant of the difference between England & Australia. 😄

[@lavishjules]

Had to find this comment.

[@dan2007kohn]

I think he was teasing him.

[@akmi1931]

And technically, Chase was Australian but lived in England

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Love how that ended with them looking down at their shoes lmao

[@JohnDoe_Gaming]

Ok I see you LITERALLY in half the video comment sections I look through.

[@antonia04.x]

@Jack The Leaf ey nice pfp

[@emcustard]

As much as I love this show, the amount of malpractice is crazy

[@OutCast907]

Well, it's an US show after all

[@abigbutterstick1780]

​@@OutCast907 find me a hospital in any country without malpractice 🤣

[@Unknown-tx1gj]

@@abigbutterstick1780malpractice makes perfect

[@hibaimene9684]

Kid : mom who are they ? Mom : the arrogant jerks that saved your life 😂 Man KarenS were a thing before instagram xD

[@darthmusturd9526]

Ferris Bueller “come on baby lets get you some essential oils”

[@phaerion9142]

"Karen" just packaged the concept for discussion, the cluster of behaviors that make a Karen a Karen have always existed, we just never named it before.

[@BrickedUpp]

Dude the Karen meme has been around for like 10 years let alone the actual people acting self entitled

[@igotyouundermybed]

They've always been there.. we just didn't brand them as a Karen back then. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@DeathnoteBB]

They literally lied to her and manipulated her. I’d say arrogant jerks is appropriate

[@Amberscion]

0:10 Foreman "When was the last time you heard of a teenage boy using air freshener?" What? I thought Foreman was supposed to have some street smarts. The answer to that question is: Any time they want to cover up the aroma of the pot they've been smoking in their room.

[@wobby1268]

Street smarts or no, Foreman said in this very episode that he never did drugs. (Of course, in "Lockdown" he said, "I always talk too much when I'm high," so who the hell knows.

[@86upsmaya]

I almost laughed when House asked if " the respectful asian kid the laundry". An asian boy living with his parents would never do his laundry himself 🤣 and those lab reports come real quick

[@nicmagtaan1132]

but iam an asian boy and they forced me to do my own laundry

[@cateering]

I accidentally read “Did you wash your parents after buying them?”. I can’t stop wheezing now.

[@jordonbronsch4458]

i think you are supposed to wash parents after buying them

[@cateering]

@@jordonbronsch4458 yea, im also pretty sure u need to.

[@azy63]

"A $100 bucks to look like you're homeless." I've been saying that for years before this aired. I can't stand that look.

[@flyoverkid55]

" A fool and his money...."

[@bstmeg5237]

Good for you

[@henrypeters5291]

In fairness, the kid said the pants were only $5. Also the $ and the bucks is just redundant. Just FYI.

[@rossmcdonagh1554]

@@henrypeters5291 you mean it isnt pronounced "dollar bucks"

[@icarusfell3183]

I like to imagine Hugh Laurie is sat at home and is like "Ah. Let's upload this today." And he cuts the clips from the episodes and reminisces about his time helping direct and act on the show.

[@MrSkillns]

Modern medicine will never cease to amaze me. Think, once upon a time the four humours was cutting edge! Now we can run wires into blood streams and perform surgery without opening people up! Absolutely amazing.

[@Nevertoleave]

They’re also working on 3D printing organs. I hope they’re still making strides in that

[@littleoldlady4154]

I had a complicated surgery which lasted 5 and 1/2 hours without anesthesia by going through the femoral so there were no major incisions. The miracle of modern medicine.

[@christinaz.271]

My quarantine brain read the title as "Did you wash your *hands* after buying them?"

[@deadzoneternity]

Well... did you?

[@toughspringrolls]

CDC = Chase's Deceptive Call

[@bethgray7825]

They knew how much we would appreciate a House video right now!

[@brain5853]

If you actually watch the episode, the mother's actions make complete sense. First she trusts the doctors on two occasions which both lead to her son's condition to worsen. The first time they tried giving him hydralase they almost gave him the wrong one simply on the hunch that kid used a pesticide on his personal garden (which he didn't and the mother explained why he couldn't have done it). Then on the second time they thought they found the culprit based on a hunch (again) that somehow, only two kids out of like 30 on a school bus got pesticide poisoning during the bus route, gave him the wrong hydralase and worsened his condition. And on the third time they expect her to trust them?

[@xavariusquest4603]

I am confused and concerned about the general public. The episode clearly and concisely laid out the facts as you discussed. Yet, the fact that she ran out of trust after two bothched attempts at a cure, completely based on supposition...no corroborating data for support...somehow makes her a Karen. I think more disturbing are the more recent entries which put her into the anti-vaxxer camp. Someone initially willing to try anything to save her son becomes jaded after those attempts made him worse...hey...wait a minute...maybe they are correct. Ready for booster 5?

[@ct6502-c7w]

@@xavariusquest4603 And of course, you're an anti-vaxxer conspiracy theorist nut yourself. How predictable. Let me guess, you think the Earth is flat too. 😂

[@bellabenares]

YES THIS- finally. Everybody in the comments are calling her a Karen! But they almost killed her son TWICE!! I wouldn’t listen to them either the third time. I swear they didn’t even watch the full ep, heck the channel even has most of it already posted! The videos are, ‘when a school buss poisons you’ ‘doing the laundry almost kills teenage boy’ and this video, for anyone wondering btw.

[@brix1094fuckhandles]

And yet all forget at the end of the episode. When her son who almost died in the hospital she tells him, maybe I am too hired, you can work on your applications while In bed. Sure she had every right to not trust them. But she had a fucking attitude the whole time. Plus she snitched chase out to cuddy I forgot what for exactly but she did.

[@papa_squat]

Usually I don't know what the hell they're talking about in house until the end, but I'm a certified pesticide applicator, and this is why I either wash my work clothes every day, or keep them in a separate laundry bin from my family's clothing until I have time to wash them. It was also creepy that the detergent was called TKO; the same name of an organophosphate systemic fungicide I use on trees, that can cause chronic toxicity (reduction of cholinesterase in the body) when used without proper PPE and procedures.

[@HallieMae]

So if they thought it was the laundry detergent, and they had the ability to test the clothing the whole time... why not test the clothes earlier?

[@robbie947]

Because it’s a tv show

[@toomuchawesomeness5886]

They didn't think it was laundry detergent all this time. It's a convulsion they came to after checking both the houses and finding it. They they checked the clothing. Since both of them were wearing new clothes that ended up being the common factor they tested for

[@marcusreading3783]

@@toomuchawesomeness5886 Normally I wouldnt, but I think you mean conclusion, not convulsion.

[@toomuchawesomeness5886]

@@marcusreading3783 yeah I did. My bad!

[@wookim7287]

House be thought be the be laundry detergent might be be the culprit n only because both houses had the same detergent.

[@danielhoang5895]

6:17 Patient shifts their right foot.

[@Jo-vq6vg]

Ah fu*k. I can't believe you've done this 😂

[@pammy6066]

"Let my voice trail off..." 😂😂😂😂 House is such a pos. I love him!

[@beringstraitrailway]

I love the final lines spoken by megamom! The fact that she knew about the deception, but she didn't care, and last thing she said kind of sums up the whole show in nutshell! An arrogant jerk and his team work together to save lives! Lol!

[@monk_cs2]

I have never loved a show that a I have never watched an episode of as much as this.

[@smurfyday]

idiot.

[@samedman1]

In the real world, Karen would have called the cops on Foremann and he'd get shot for "breaking into someone's house"

[@Ragnarok540]

Topical!

[@fatpiss69420]

racism be like

[@KevinSun242]

In the real world, Karen would have called the cops on Foreman just for being in their neighborhood.

[@Falloutlover1011]

I mean, they do break into people’s houses a number of times in this show.

[@The-Rose-and-the-Cross]

To be fair, he did get arrested for 'prostitution'. Along with Chase and Taub.

[@syeddd4867]

I have Passed my Medical Degree with this Show thank u so much House MD 🙏😁♥️

[@wattsxtime4931]

Urrcreavesh I hope it’s true

[@Loveroffood41]

Nice job

[@robertrodriguez1964]

How your lock picking going?

[@stoirmdraodih6810]

As long as you were using it as what not to do and most of the diagnostics are inaccurate or do right non existing.

[@santiagomelendrezblanco2077]

Whoever is keeping this channel alive deserves a Nobel prize

[@georgeg2649]

Love the instrumental soundtracks. Pitty that they never released it.

[@boluwatifeolasinde9644]

You can Shazam it... The title is Burn Up by Zeta Spore

[@Captain_Canuck117]

6:17 the actor in bed flinches his foot

[@natalieisfreezing]

6:17 kid in coma right foot moves lmao

[@randomrazr]

The true defination of KAREN - Short hair - Doesn't trust doctors - Complains - Wants to speak to "higher educated" people - Continues to trash talk even after getting proven wrong

[@izzy8609]

"There are limits to a mother's power; even hers" this speaks to me cause my mom is always so concerned about me

[@pammy6066]

These House clips are keeping me sane. Thank you.

[@hopeonelove4703]

Cameron: she uses old spice. Me: goddamnit, I just got done watching an old spice commercial!

[@v.ballantine]

sPOnsOr

[@laurelthecat1162]

Ah that’s why lol

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

Cameron has been in your...house😎

[@bstmeg5237]

Stop being a hypochondriac

[@hopeonelove4703]

@@bstmeg5237 What are you talking about?

[@theorangeturtle2222]

who doesnt wash their pants after buying them?

[@momomo038]

me

[@tack9571]

Me

[@theorangeturtle2222]

ngl i dont i just wanted to know

[@ardilloardilloso3382]

me

[@hitokiribattousai111]

Guess we're all like Wilson....living on the edge!

[@The-Rose-and-the-Cross]

Plot twist: Wilson 'living on the edge' is what causes his cancer in the end. (Also, that House and Chase moment after was like father and son)

[@maglio825]

Bruh how you gonna put spoilers in here for people interested

[@tree5723]

@@maglio825 thw show has been out for years. stp complaining

[@kelseymotley5584]

@@tree5723 so that makes it okay? Not everyone has cable and house isn't on all the streaming services.

[@tree5723]

@@kelseymotley5584 House finished 10 years ago. If you have not watched it by now and you are mad about getting spoilers then you are an idiot

[@ishanbanjara734]

@@tree5723 hey, people like me born in 2001 might watch the show.. I finished it during quarantine. ( Spoiler alert: . . And I was spoiled by some random youtube comment saying:"House is dead". Thank god, the youtube comment stated that because we know the ending)

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

Clicked for Chase’s southern accent!!😂 Thanks for keeping this show alive!!!

[@ludoeslife3021]

It's not the southern accent,it's the English/British accent. It is nice though.

[@TheAlps36]

He puts on a Southern accent 6:38

[@private15]

Doctors never do their own lab tests nor CT scans . Thank your lab technologist for all their hard work.

[@ryanthompson2723]

I wouldn't say "never", Considering that the premise of this show is that they take abnormal cases, and usually not more than 2, they have the time for all that here.

[@volcanolord100]

@@ryanthompson2723 I would say never. A doctor has no business ever being in the lab. Anything the hospital can run on samples will always be run by the lab techs in the hospital.

[@rossmcdonagh1554]

@@volcanolord100 unless that doctor is part of a 'crack team of diagnosticians' who dont really exist and dont operate under regular rules of real life doctors

[@Klanosek]

It was said in season 1 that Dr. House does not trust anyone besides his team when it comes to tests. I guess that's why they do tests ordered by him, as technically these aren't "their" diagnoses

[@tatsuyashiba6931]

The "Ups" and the coordinated turn at the end were absolute gold

[@ASFbaccadude]

If this is your first house video,STOP! These clips are just as addicting as Vicodin

[@v.ballantine]

maybe we can be entitled to compensation in the near future!

[@watchingufrmbhindu8979]

I've already accepted im a drug addict long ago

[@shanayazaveri2620]

I wish there was a similar warning a couple of years ago. I wouldn't be addicted to house

[@Spikastru]

Too late, already waisted 2 hours.

[@smurfyday]

@momentinpassing Are you one of those QAnon's or a Goopie?

[@vonBelfry]

"Oh, they're the arrogant jerks that saved your life." I love that line.

[@josephina_julao]

I have eczema and because of that I always have to wash the new clothes I get. Glad to know another reason to wash new clothes after buying them.

[@abhikarthikeyan99]

9:45 This is my favourite part and I love the look on their faces

[@maxstr]

Breaking into patient homes to search for evidence is the one of the most ridiculous things in this show.

[@OsthatoCat]

Why do people think the mom is a Karen? She was right to refuse treatment the earlier times in the episode when the doctors' justification was bad, and then stopped cooperating when the team tried to emotionally manipulate her. She's actually a really well written character.

[@jynxvxa8342]

The mom goes back and forth from not understanding english to understanding it but not speaking it and then speaking it perfectly in 5 seconds

[@theundeadfurry666]

I suppose that is true, just another mix up in the script

[@jayz6706]

I used to binge watch these about a year ago. Glad to see it pop back up in my recommended

[@mochaexclusive8223]

1:00 “jailhouse diary” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@riyact5017]

If the mom could speak English why did she reply in another language and have her husband translate first

[@xtremej2575]

She may not have a real handle on the language. Many who learn English as a second language are adept at understanding it, but have trouble writing or speaking it

[@douglaslee5490]

Culture.

[@toxicear5274]

6:16 his foot moves lol

[@rushmerandom971]

They say why would he use air freshener I use it to hide the smell of weed after I was smoking. 😂😂😂

[@GrymmSoul]

See, when I was a teen, I just put three dryer sheets in a paper towel tube, then capped one end with another sheet and a rubberband, to exhale into. (Only worked with bowls/pipes though, as they didn't continually put out smoke) The parental units never caught on that I was smoking in the house, lol.

[@jlondon158]

Think about this every time you see the landscapers make your green grass grow. There's reasons your lawn has no worms, birds eating them , no dandelions or clover and very few mosquitoes Quick , go play in the lawn kids, while It still smells like fresh laundry. .

[@Hellwyck]

Chase fooling the mother with a Matthew McConaughey impression.

[@beowulf555]

So they are doctors, detectives, lab guys, everything?!!

[@Justatoy26]

4:15 dealing with Karen’s 101

[@watercolourferns]

This episode made me wash every piece of clothing that I buy right the minute I got home even if it's not underwear. I used to think when I was a kid that supermarkets were clean and that I only needed to give underwear a good wash because... well. its underwear. The rest were ready for wear. This episode spooked me SO BAD I made it a habit to wash every piece of clothing at least twice before wearing it the first time. Even sneakers.

[@franziskani]

The dirt and germs is not the worst. It is all the chemicals that they use to make the fabric, and to allow for the high speed sewing and the chemical (unhealthy) equivalent of starch, etc (formaldehyd). Normally people are not poisoned (in this case it was a spill of pesticides), but even trying some garments on can give you a rash, and it can promote allergies. And do not forget pantyhoses (the dark colors are the worst and these dyes are not very stable. All pantyhoses are created white and then they are dyed (well all that are not made of cotton and the like - I mean the thin highly elastic "nylons").

[@OsvaldoChannel1]

"a very arrogant jerk who saved your life" Perfect description of House

[@827Drew]

'Although there's a real good chance that...' 'What? Matt might kick off?' 'That's a little blunt. I was gonna say run out of time, or just kind of let my voice trail off.' House is strangely a relatable character. I used to be an animal control officer. Had to tell people their animals were going to die all the time. The vet doesn't tell them. You take them to the vet, and he tells you to tell them. If they're in the shelter, obviously. When that happens, it's not fun. Not sure what to call it, but fun isn't on the table. You have to go up to them with that weird look, and they know what you're going to say before you say it. Sometimes, you don't even have to say it. You just say 'sorry.'

[@martinsmith5520]

Both times I didn't wash my new clothes before wearing them I got issues. A pair of underwear gave me a rash for 3 days and a pair of pants gave me a rash for roughly a month. I still have a scar after 3 months but it will go away in roughly 6 to 9 months. My point is: wash your clothes people

[@TheAlps36]

Do you do it for jackets/coats as well? If it's not touching large parts of my skin I'm not that concerned

[@juliet5944]

Underwear???!

[@toughbikkies3699]

Wow. Never washed before wearing ( i love the new Clothes smell and look) and never had a problem after 40+ yrs

[@tireswing]

8:44 yea ima give you hell after I see this medical bill

[@LucianDevine]

What Karen here needs to understand is that doctor's do the best they can with the information they have. It's entirely possible for the diagnosis to be wrong when all the information is right, but it's much more likely that it's wrong when the information is wrong. It's true that the previous treatment didn't work, and this one might not work either, but if he's not allergic and it doesn't conflict with the other drugs he's getting, it's still generally better to let them try. Even if it doesn't work, it helps rule out the things that could be wrong with him, instead of not letting them do it, which not only doesn't get any more information, but also can result in death while you wait for a different set of doctor's to look at the same information and likely come up with the same conclusion. The only difference between house and the CDC doctor's is inherent skill and intelligence, which she can't account for. The information will be the same either way, but her son's condition won't be, as he'll likely get worse over time.

[@thedangerdave7167]

The shot where you see the medicine slowly drip down as it pans to each member of the team was genius filling.

[@a_mustache_of_great_repute]

Ah, this must have been back when the cdc still had a reputation

[@Benny_Blue]

I'm mildly curious about the anomalous "downstairs" seen at 2:10. Where did they shoot it? Did they retain the location, given that it's somewhere in the hospital? Or did they just think, "Nah, we'll never come back here again."

[@chancedudley6970]

Got an old-spice ad before this 😂

[@Caseytify]

Gotta give mom props for changing her opinion about the two "jerks."

[@jaimhaas5170]

This channel has become my favorite! When I get the bell a ringing, I come a singing.

[@waltermcgarvin8001]

I love how the kid in a coma moves his feet @6:18

[@aval1na28]

OMG I JUST GOT THE GODOT REFERENCE THIS IS LIKE THE FIFTH TIME I'VE WATCHED THIS

[@brmbkl]

well, it doesn't help that he pronounces it "good dough". i was like wth. never would have guessed until it popped up in the comments, and I did the play in high school.

[@irrelevant_noob]

4:00 for anyone still unclear about it.

[@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jk]

The last scene never gets old.

[@chloeramli8366]

Karen: “Let’s get you home so you can rest. Maybe I am too hard on you. You don’t have to make up that test until next week. You could just stay in bed and work on applications.” That’s like a math equation that’s cancels out to zero. How is any of that any better? At least she’s trying tho. P.S. I meant because she said he should rest, but then said that he could stay up work on applications... instead of making up the test. *he’s still doing work and he won’t even get to sleep from ittttt* LIKE WHAT DO YOU WANT LADYY..?

[@nathanielhellerstein5871]

"They're the arrogant jerks that saved your life." Said the arrogant jerk who endangered it.

[@joeysahouria5058]

"Godot would be faster" HOW IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THIS!?

[@verity520]

Nobody knows what it means.

[@brmbkl]

@@verity520 or like me; they heard "good dough"

[@wabalabadubdub]

house: *walks in awkwardly handing a drink to somebody else the first time in his life*

[@wookim7287]

In my cynical mind I thought the drink was spiked with a drug so House could get "implied" consent.