Fixing Your Nemesis | House M.D..

[@DominikFerencik]

He erased patient's name from the whiteboard to write down a new symptom. That was the moment House's curiosity and focus were fully engaged... patient became a puzzle that needs to be solved

[@asiamies9153]

It already was but nt

[@mattgilbert7347]

But in doing so he is fully serving the patient's needs. Duty to truth by extension is duty to medicine, the patients, and so on.

[@FardinShafi]

or he just needed space to write 🥴 not everything needs to have deep meaning

[@alexedgecombe2794]

@@FardinShafiif you had actually watched the show then you would know there is a deeper meaning to everything Dr. Gregory House related.

[@carlosturcios1315]

@@FardinShafi you really don’t know how Gregory House works do you

[@TheBehm08]

“He’ll never forgive you.” “Yeah. HE will” Shots fired

[@vincentjohnflorio]

That whole argument was really well-written

[@mjacko97]

What does that mean? Why is she so sure about it?

[@SnuffIt]

@@mjacko97 I think she was trying to tell him that Mark was entirely not like him something like “Yeah HE will, because he’s not you”, House never really forgot Her for betraying his trust and later on that episode House tells her that Mark will never be him, they are quite the opposite that’s probably why Stacy chose to be with Mark because she wanted someone really different from House

[@SolusDarkcoat]

Except that Mark doesn't forgive her.

[@Robopercy]

@@SolusDarkcoat I wouldn’t either. If I say no it’s a no.

[@OnlyTheCloud]

7:17 That little moment with Chase reacting to House walking away makes me think that Chase knew what House was gonna do, and stood where he did because he wanted to block Foreman off from interfering.

[@irmaadams7780]

Actually, that isn’t far-fetched.

[@spdadventurer1754]

Yes the was he walks

[@credable7586]

I actually thought Chase was gonna try get House to give him the needle so he could stab the kid. C

[@CrimsonTide001]

He was probably just trying to hit his mark while they all shuffled around.

[@nolansaylor7710]

I thought it was more "wait, he stood down and listened to US?!"

[@itsTrickyAF]

Earlier in the episode, Chase discovers that Mark switched from mountain biking to yoga and when he tries bringing that up as being indicative of a symptom, both Foreman and House immediately dismiss it as just a sign of getting older. Then House decides that it's a symptom and it becomes a major key to solving the case. I feel bad for him lol

[@wobby1268]

_Thank. You._ And it happened *so* frequently that it became a running joke in the fandom - Chase would catch the main clue or symptom (or sometimes just outright nail the diagnosis early on) and be dismissed, only to have House talk to Wilson 45 minutes later and decide, "Oh, yeah, it's that thing Chase said." 😂

[@galahad38]

Agreed, this is why *SPOILER* Chase succeeds House.

[@MonkeyDTeemo]

The thing is most of the times chase just got lucky . There was no substantial medical evidence for house to assume Chase was right

[@wobby1268]

@@MonkeyDTeemo No, most of the times he was just doing what House routinely did: seeing any change, any aberration, any anomaly as a _potential_ symptom and suggesting it might be relevant. This is what House was trying to teach all of his fellows, and Chase, who already had a dash of Housian diagnostic instinct, learned it early and well.

[@nogoat]

@@wobby1268 One thing that Chase didn't learn that House taught was "Stand up for something that you believe.". When Foreman opposed House, he stood his ground until House proved that he was right. Whereas Chase didn't do that. If someone said it's not X, he accepted it without questioning. He doesn't stand up to authority.

[@takeaholiday]

His conversation with her regarding her Insisting he be tested against his will was the most civil and professional I’ve heard him be.

[@michaelccozens]

Which is why it set-off so many alarm-bells about his real intentions. House despises civility and professionalism; he sees them as convenient lies for people to hide from the truth behind.

[@Aaroncarter95]

What I don't like is how she was mad about how House did things in the past and how he treated patients but now that it directly affects her she's mad he WON'T do it? House can't win here.

[@Divyanshu-on8uz]

I thank the person behind this channel for uploading new videos specially when I don't have anything short to watch while eating. Amen

[@natpat6394]

Unfortunately it’s just a corporation behind it so we will go watch the real episodes. But I also am great full. It’s great to watch when eating. XD

[@RouchRouch]

I relate to this sentiment strongly! 🐇

[@Divyanshu-on8uz]

@Jennifer Taylor I didn't get you ,is there something special in the description of this video?

[@xcutionunknown9634]

You say that like the person isn't getting paid to do his/her job... btw "yOuR FAvoRite shOWS, MovIEs, AnD MoRe Are HERE. StReAM NoW oN pEaCOCK."

[@bobfg3130]

It's the official channel. Basically tge production company owns this channel.

[@DemonicRobots]

I like how House refused to do it because she said it was okay but he didn't want it, the exact opposite of what happened with him when Cuddy listened to the wife over him. He knows how bad of a betrayal it is

[@EdDevil]

Had house been wrong in this situation and he got worse he wouldn't have forgiven her just like House didn't

[@kathrynhoward4196]

Thing is, House almost always ignores the patient's wishes if he thinks they're being stupid. That undermines the point he's trying to make here, which is ironic, since this is how medical professionals are _supposed_ to act.

[@Ikaros0153]

​@kathrynhoward4196 Well, the actual point is he's an accomplished doctor who has cured many "unsolvable" cases. Even when he got his leg ruined he had already come up with an alternative plan and knew the risks. He also knew that what they did could ruin his leg, and guess what

[@Aaroncarter95]

What I don't like is how when House doesn't follow the rules, he gets attacked, but the minute he decides to go by the book, he's still attacked. Before, she was mad at him for being how he was, and now she's mad because he WON'T be that person? It sounds like she's playing both sides in order to win.

[@MrGanjie]

Its more like "You always break the rules cause you know youre right but now that its reminds you of when it happened to you *then* you drww the line?"​ It kinda feel hypocritical since if it was another situation he'd do it.@@Aaroncarter95

[@danallen6754]

House didnt want to do it because he respected them and wanted to keep a distance. She read it as if he wasnt trying his hardest, and the miss reading of his motivations are always done by everyone. House is an incredibly well written character

[@derrickstorm6976]

Nah House didn't respect the guy and wanted to get at Stacy

[@danallen6754]

@@derrickstorm6976 if he didnt respect them she wouldn't have been able to change his mind? I read it that he did what he thought was the normal, respectful thing to do

[@2ndintelligentWorld]

@@danallen6754 It wasn't about respect at all. House did not want to do it because Mark's situation is exactly where House was when he needed to lose his leg. He didn't want to amputate his leg but Stacy went over his head and made the decision for him. House resented Stacy ever since then, and still stubbornly believes that he was right, at least ostensibly. Whether he actually believes he was right (regardless of the result), we don't know. But we do know he wants Stacy to know he was right. Stacy knew House was still holding onto that which is why she accuses him of trying to get back at her, which is more or less true, depending on his true belief. We do get a glimpse of his true belief as he stares at them hugging each other, which is a stark contrast to what happened with House and Stacy. He might be thinking "maybe Stacy was right all along," though he's probably too stubborn to actually admit that to himself. Either way, it's making him think

[@danallen6754]

@@2ndintelligentWorld i agree with him seeing similarities, maybe thats why he didn't want to preform the treatment because we've seen in other episodes he's willing to go to go to court to counteract a DNR. Maybe he saw himself in the husbands position, but it was his respect for them that changed his mind when Stacey asked?

[@zacharyradford5552]

@@2ndintelligentWorld Maybe. But also people confuse being alive for truly living and looking at House past he was an athletic guy like Mark now he can barely walk and is in constant physical agony.

[@Redvines69]

I wouldn't even risk a speeding ticket for any of my ex's, let alone my career lol.

[@hibarikyoya854]

To be fair he does that every case XD

[@psychoaztecs]

apparently House loves puzzles more than his career xD

[@linstitubeur2175]

I pity your exes to be honest

[@Redvines69]

@@linstitubeur2175 I pity them too but I don't think we mean the same thing :D

[@italiansummer]

As you should!

[@xekispir]

5:01 "I'm respecting your husband's decision" couldn't hear that with a straight face lmao

[@G.F.SF55]

Yeah, he's clearly just taking revenge on her for not respecting his decision when they were married

[@MathStringInputOutpu]

It is actually the most honest thing he has ever said. It was his decision to not amputate his leg and even suggested the dangerous treatment. They would not do it and Stacy did not respect his decision. It took too long and now he might as well have amputated the leg. So to him, this is a repeat of what happened to his leg. This is why House said Mark will hate Stacy forever. But then Stacy hits back saying Mark won't because he is not House.

[@sonofizzy]

@@MathStringInputOutpu If Mark died from lack of proper treatment, he wouldn't be around to hate anyone.

[@Aaroncarter95]

House acts like House: gets attacked and punished. House acts like a doctor: still gets attacked and punished. Honestly, it sounds like she just wants things her way and that's it.

[@he-mememan359]

She's actually getting pissed off at him that he isn't willing to help her do to her new husband what she did to him.

[@tjjordan4207]

Which makes me believe he dodged a bullet.

[@omkarkhurana6986]

7:18 This is another thing about Chase. He can notice the difference in people's behaviour. When house said "I cant do it". Chase's expression showed that he realised House gave up too quickly unlike his usual self.

[@ukaszw6623]

It’s an actor playing Chase. Chase does not exist

[@sneakyvictorsneakyvictor7658]

But your mother does ​@@ukaszw6623

[@Abby_Sciuto]

@@ukaszw6623 You don't exist!

[@Jimmycowlick]

@@ukaszw6623ding ding ding ding ding ‼️‼️‼️ well done you fucking weirdo but thats the whole point of acting: TO ACT

[@tannerarmstrong1496]

Wait... chase isn't really a doctor? Someone should tell his poor patients, and probably tell Cutty so she can get him out of there. I wonder how that guy managed to trick House for so long. He's normally pretty observant.

[@walterlv01]

House stayed in complete command during the chaos starting at 7:30 - despite all the insanity happening around him he tuned it all out, directed traffic, made sure no mistakes were made, got what he needed to be able to diagnose the patient properly, and diffused the situation. Leadership 101.

[@Vince-tt1uj]

Cameron is making a mistake after mistake in this episode. First she doesn't look on the monitor and wants to intubate and later use drugs to destroy the sample.

[@fahrenheit2101]

@@Vince-tt1uj God, idk much about Cameron, but all I've seen her do in these clips is make mistakes...

[@yuppiehi]

When House says "BING! Paging Dr. Foreman," that totally cracked me up because you have all this serious background music running, everyone in the room is tense, and that comment is totally not in line with the mood. Great writing!

[@invictvsevropa]

Imagine having the life of the husband of the woman you loved in your hands, and doing everything you can to save him, it takes a good man to do that, underneath the bravado and sarcasm, House is a good person and genuinely cares about others.

[@elloowu6293]

I think most people would have tried to save him.

[@invictvsevropa]

@@elloowu6293 The history of human nature tells us most people wouldn’t have tried to save him. We are often overcome by our personal feelings, emotions are both humanity’s greatest strength, and our weakness.

[@cdwarrior6582]

@@invictvsevropa actually you are incorrect. So long as the risk to themselves is minimal saving other people is surprisingly an instinct people have. Even people they have beef with. I say surprisingly because everything we know about human nature is usually more self centered. But while we are a highly egotistical self centered species we are also social animals and are naturally pack hunters. Actually the greatest pack hunters because we have greater communicative abilities than all other known species with the exception of orcas and dolphins. We’re the only 3 known species who have true language. Other species have only natural sounds and social cues.

[@kkuwura]

@@cdwarrior6582 well, you're correct. When it is not detrimental to us, we will help people (sometimes it might even be good for us cuz we get a hero status). But that's not the case with what's happening to House here. The husband is the living example of House's "insufficiency". House can't stand the him because the husband is the walking proof and reason why Stacy doesn't want to be with him. That's why in the episode he says that he wants to let him die, that he feels happy that the guy will die. It *_is_* detrimental for him to save the husband's life cuz it's hurting him. It's hurting his feelings, ego, pride, everything. So it is, as the OP commenter has pointed out, unusual that he can put all that aside and decide to treat the guy. Edit: it's a credit to his rationality and addiction to puzzles that he is trying to save the guy, not his empathy or human instinct to help others

[@amauriherrera6022]

​@@invictvsevropa that's conditioning, good ol Pavlov has people thinking its their nature to ring that bell. Social and communal creatures have the natural instincts to save members of their species, never mind communities - THAT is human nature.

[@vitomcsween974]

This shows how feelings can effect your judgement in a work environment

[@vishnudas1907]

But house was right

[@hibarikyoya854]

@@vishnudas1907 I think he means that House didn't try to give him the cocktail when he would've if it'd been someone else

[@rahmadrenaldi2624]

@@hibarikyoya854 nah mate, he probably gonna do it regardless who's the patient. He just want his ex-wife to make the same decision like the one that resulting his leg pain.

[@mathewfullerton8577]

*affect

[@greghouse9179]

@@mathewfullerton8577 Nerd

[@nogoat]

Love how House left his team to deal with the attack after collecting the urine.

[@EmoEmu]

Spends 20 seconds talking it over with her husband Spends 20 minutes talking House into breaking the law

[@mlight8443]

Houses ex wife really likes ignoring her husband's decisions.

[@nogoat]

Wait. When did House marry Stacy? I thought that they were just in a relationship.

[@britneysexyy]

@@nogoat they were’t married. Dunno why people constantly think that

[@dijay8822]

@@britneysexyy Probably because Stacy was the closest thing to a wife he had on the show

[@dijay8822]

@JeremyCuddles in terms of an actual relationship. House and Wilson had a strong brotherhood

[@theatog]

House's ex wife also kinda good at keeping her husbands alive. XD

[@lucky_spyke]

One of my favorite House scenes ever. The electricity is palpable. Hugh Laurie is an amazing actor.

[@spaceman6215]

The scene where the 3 try and stand in the way of house is only made better by Hugh's height. He's still the biggest, meanest, and smartest in the room. Their collective interference is cute. But it amounts to nothing. Because house will always be willing to go further, break every rule and bypass all authority.

[@AnikaJarlsdottr]

a spartan 2 will always beat a spartan 3, 2's have the will power and the drive to push further and harder, anything to complete the mission.

[@ChrisPBacon-xn9up]

@@AnikaJarlsdottr lol

[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

I sometimes forget how tall he is, which is either especially weird or makes complete sense as I'm the same height. Maybe the camera angles?

[@JohnWayne1107]

If you mean by bigger, yea, a bigger, crippled old man

[@KaiserBruh]

dude i know, when i saw that i was like, they thought they really did something there 💀💀💀

[@snowy2619]

“Straight from the bladder, that’s as fresh as it gets.” Oh House....

[@TWRLS92]

This just shows how this show didn't do any medical research Everyone knows pee is stored in the balls

[@rasheedelakhlaqsiz4753]

@@TWRLS92 😂😂😂

[@Tommyoda]

classic House move 💉💦

[@jadedjane6241]

That's how they take it from cats if they need it to be pure for testing.

[@vishalnair5037]

8:57 This is why house is so good,he never forgets the basics.

[@daniellebarker7667]

House really does love her. That's why curing Mark was more important. He needed to ensure her happibess, even if it meant staying miserable. Sonetines revenge is not sweet at all.

[@hannetjiedebeer9480]

AIP is no joke. My late brother's was confirmed. All the tests done for me was negative. The symptoms varied a lot. There are also tell-tale allergies - even certain food. I told an anethetist that I am allergic to barbiturates. He laughed - my heart stopped three times during surgery. Intestinal problems could be a good indication. Obstruction and perforation. Stay away from preservatives, too much sun and or in some instances even bright lights. My brother's kidneys packed up and for many years he hallucinated and suffered from severe sleep apnea. Preservatives in medication could be a death sentence. Buscpoan has the opposite effect, instead of relieving stomach cramps, it causes severe agony.

[@JoeRogansForehead]

So you told the doctor your allergic to barbiturates and they still gave you them? Doubt

[@Half_an_orphan]

“The only difference is that I did it to you” The the difference is that you not only crippled him, but caused him a lot of pain all the time, and he saves people’s lives.

[@Constantin_91]

The lady is very manipulative. She is simply tranferring the burden of making the hard choice for the patient onto the doctor because her husband wouldn't take it.

[@Half_an_orphan]

@@Aemilius46 if 4 months is old then I have some news for you… /j

[@MoodyBluesRequiem80]

​@@Half_an_orphanwhat happened?

[@Half_an_orphan]

@@MoodyBluesRequiem80 I’m not entirely sure, but I think he got some kind of injury and Dr.Huddy made an important medical decision *for* house and that ended in his leg being permanently damaged and in pain for the rest of his life.

[@Break531]

Thing is Stacy, you didn't brow beat House to do anything. He was incapacitated and you went behind his back.

[@SleepinGriffin]

Wouldn't she have power of attorney over him while he was unconscious?

[@magicamadeye]

@@SleepinGriffin technically speaking yes...but he wasnt unconcious at the time of her asking house to do it

[@Break531]

@@SleepinGriffin Brow beating means to intimidate or to, with words, coerce someone into doing something you ask of them. She had legalese for the procedure; she didn't talk House into doing anything.

[@pseutube]

more like she back stabbed

[@AzguardMike]

House was awake and said no to the treatment. Cuddy told her that if she declared him mentally unfit to make decisions, then Stacy can choose his treatment for him. Which is what happened and House left her. He was 100% in the right.

[@thePribs]

Wow I guess House never loved anyone else more than he loved Stacy. To risk their career to save the husband of someone they love .. wow.. this really was the best show that ever was..

[@TentaclePentacle]

Actually if it was anyone else house would have given him the shot without permission. The fact that he had to be talked into it means he is waiting to let the husband die.

[@a.g.m9078]

I mean, he did give his life away, by litwrally faking his death for Wilson so umm

[@rahmadrenaldi2624]

The tragedy is, things almost always turned out to be fine if the patient just follows House diagnosis and treatment, the trouble always comes from patients or the relatives that reject his option. But when House were the patient, he didn't have the best doctor to give him the correct diagnosis and treatment and the people that close to him are the one that making medical decision which resulting his suffering.

[@greghouse9179]

I geuss thats what drives him to be a great doctor

[@kanikagaral7637]

Exactly. I rather be alone when I am getting diagnosed with doctor like house then anyone else there.

[@geraltofnivea1434]

Plot armor

[@hamchurger4566]

​@@greghouse9179 him? Who are you an imposter?

[@ollicron7397]

I would have been like "I'm not risking my job for you." If I were House.

[@Visplight]

House would risk his job for a potato chip.

[@michaelccozens]

@@Visplight Not for a chip, but definitely for an interesting puzzle.

[@FranciumBoron]

@@michaelccozens A puzzling crisp!

[@jadedjane6241]

Then you wouldn't have been House in the first place.

[@nathanielhellerstein5871]

The wounded wizard knows ten thousand healing spells, one to counter each curse, but it has to be the right one; so for him the divination is the redemption.

[@tylerstone3805]

I crack up every time House goes “But Doc he ain’t right in the head!” 🤣🤣🤣

[@PinkyMinions]

“You take the big dark one, I’ll take the little girl and the Aussie will run away” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@resusfan]

Like a wombat

[@karlgie]

Its racist, sexist, xenohobic and funny :D

[@murf3489]

@@resusfan a scared wombat

[@singhatar0912]

@@karlgie eh you’re putting to many ablest labels on him

[@karlgie]

@@singhatar0912 I said 'It is', not "He is" ;)

[@danielranjan293]

9:25 , House is always super satisfied, when his theory/diagnosis is proven right, but here he wanted to be wrong.

[@sorryiate8092]

Why

[@gregh5061]

@@sorryiate8092 so he'd die

[@cctomcat321]

Maybe some part of him, but the main part of the puzzle addled House would rather be right than happy.

[@jadedjane6241]

No. He didn't. It was the relief that he was right. He was scared he could have been wrong.

[@MathStringInputOutpu]

I don't think he wants it to be wrong. House values life above all else. It was just bittersweet as the title of the video says: curing your nemesis.

[@jarlairess]

"The Aussie will run like a scared wombat when things turn rough" Lol as a New Zealander I can confirm that this is *incorrect.* He's more likely the kick you in the face like a kangaroo

[@sonofizzy]

My father served in the Pacific Theater of War in WWII and respected the Australian fighting man. He used to say (affectionately) that they were "tough b*stards". Honor and miss him still.

[@shika3292]

5⁵5

[@heijimikata7181]

He means Chase specifically, as Chase usually went with House rather than against.

[@GEETKOSHTI]

3:17 his reaction 💔💔💔 that moment is so heart breaking

[@ariamaze9081]

6:32 "(ping📢) paige Dr. Foreman" 😂 only House can do that inappropriately situation

[@Tommyoda]

this had me 💀💦

[@vaish7504]

8:14 how everyone's trying to save the guy and foreman's hung up on "you were wrong" 🤣

[@coldmilk9610]

I clicked faster than Dr. House could make an insult

[@KFP_Prophet]

you can't move faster than light speed

[@X_X69]

Well at least it's not Lupus

[@RA-gv3ys]

6:59 time n time again, House delivers some all time greats😅😂😂😂🤣

[@PJOZeus]

"I do what you do, I just did it to you" No Stacy. House has *always* respected a patient's decision about treatment He'll do anything to get them diagnosed, but they have every right to refuse treatment

[@emmanueljohnson589]

“He’s my patient, part of me wants him to die. I don’t know if it’s because.. I secretly want to be with her.. or it’s because I want her to suffer”

[@victorpradha9946]

A love letter if I ever read one!

[@Vince-tt1uj]

House: Does it make me a bad person? Cameron: Yes. (paraphrasing a scene that happened in earlier episode with Dominic Purcell)

[@MD-bf2ce]

"Straight from the bladder" Such a gnarly line!

[@chriskelleher349]

"Chris , you have an appointment with your doctor tomorrow. " " AAAAaaaaaeeeeee😨😨😨😨ahhhhhhh. "💉💉💉💉🔪🔪🔪🔪🏥🏃

[@MyElune]

House is the definition of married to the game

[@Eli-uu4vt]

Okay. Puncturing the urinary bladder is a fantastic way of drawing a pure urine sample...also a fantastic way of giving the patient a bladder infection. It exposes an organ (the urinary bladder) that is required to be sterile to the environment, where nosocomial pathogens are everywhere. I seriously doubt a doctor would ever do this in such a frantic environment.

[@shinyshark2247]

You're in luck; House is not a real person.

[@ibrahimmudassar6563]

you're in luck; he dies now or he dies of a possible infection that they can hopefully cure later. What do you pick?

[@EvilMAiq]

Looked like a small gauge needle, I doubt anything would have the opportunity to make it to the bladder unless that needle had just came out of someone else.

[@sodasudi9720]

What house does here is illegal and malpractice and unrealistic and so on. But according to the show's logic, not having a diagnosis for the seemingly fatal disease is riskier than a resistant hospital infection

[@saradapagediocletian9707]

Stacey was such a terrible person. Manipulating House, almost killing Mark, and then cheating on him. Gotta love a good villain I'll give her that.

[@TheYakusoku]

Waiting until he was unconscious and using her status as medical proxy to override his decision, so that the surgeons would remove the necrotic muscle tissue from his leg, going against his wishes, was also a pretty ethically gray area, especially coming from a lawyer. I don't know how I feel about her forcing the third option (option 1 being wait it out like he wanted, option 2 being amputation, which he definitely didn't want), but a lot of House fans dislike her largely because of that background story.

[@victorpradha9946]

@@TheYakusoku Wait it out potentially meant death!

[@erronblack308]

Stacy

[@jadedjane6241]

@@victorpradha9946 or full recovery. And it was his choice to make. A very informed choice given that he is an amazing doctor.

[@victorpradha9946]

@@jadedjane6241 IF the tissue already became necrotic, then there's no way for anything approaching FULL RECOVERY was remotely possible. It was either let him die or do an amputation, Stacy out of sympathy to House sought a 3rd option.

[@owensingleton8851]

"Hes still a maniac" dont know why i was expecting a "at least hes helping people"

[@Vince-tt1uj]

Especially after she almost forced him to do it and then threw him under the bus

[@LuizFelipe-lk1hs]

Too bad we didn't have more seasons with Stacy, she suits House better than Cuddy

[@ericriffel8954]

I agree. One of the best things about Season 8 for me was no Cuddy. The interaction between House and Cuddy had become awkward and uninteresting.

[@KS-xk2so]

Honestly I think the mistake was fucking House up so much before they let him get a shot at being with Cuddy. House of Seasons 1-4 and Cuddy would've made a good couple. By Season 7 they'd destroyed House as a character to the point where it was obvious he'd never be happy with anyone, plus they'd saddled Cuddy with a kid by then. Talk about doomed from the start. Had they tried it earlier, he probably could've stayed the jerk he was, but had some happiness.

[@ericriffel8954]

@@KS-xk2so I think the female Main character House may have been most compatible with was 13. She was almost as unhappy as he was and at least as cynical. The age difference may have been a problem, but I don't think house would have had a problem with her bisexuality. He may have even encouraged it.

[@britneysexyy]

@@ericriffel8954 I think House & 13 would be a good match but I don’t think House would ever want her. He was never interested in women like Cameron (the fixer) nor 13, not even Dominika. The true love, flame and passion he had only with Stacy and Cuddy and that’s because they were independent, confident and proud. With that they were so interesting to him because he didn’t get always everything he wanted. They were also his hope for happiness.

[@justsomeguywithagoatee8337]

@@KS-xk2so I don't think they destroyed his character, he was supposed to decline after suffering the loss of his team moving on, his drug addictions worsening and a myriad of other factors.

[@Rent305]

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[@Dolandtromm]

"I don't want my husband to die".......then proceeds to cheat on him and keep doing it life long after a moral lecture decides to leave him next day.........wow what a strong charactered woman.

[@Mothman1992]

I've worked in a clinical lab. That test he's doing at the end takes 3 hours lol. Just imagining them all standing there

[@ApostolosKatsioulas]

House had many flaws, nonetheless I believe he was a man of honor and he was willing to take shots none would even if it always wan't satisfying ones.

[@williamfleckles]

House's injection of the "cocktail" reminded me of John Travolta giving Uma Thurman the shot in the heart.....only House didn't have to mark the spot with a marker and did it from a lunge from 6 feet away.

[@ineedtogetalife1016]

8:19 "Straight from the bladder as fresh as it gets" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nah house was wiled for that

[@Vince-tt1uj]

Funny that later on Stacy wants to leave Mark just as she did it to House. Only this time House respects her husband and backs off. For somebody that decided about both Houses' and Marks' treatment she seems like a bad person leaving her spouses when they become too much burden.

[@axiomist4488]

Love this guy. Talks a lot and antagonizes everybody, but his brain is always working, sharp as a set of scalpels. All the time he's yapping, his brain is taking everything apart in a dozen different angles, till he comes up with THE solution . You gotta respect him . I sure as hell do .

[@Rctive]

ah yes the nectar of the gods straight from the source

[@lmjesuschrist7450]

To the uploader......we love you. Thank you so much for posting!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kat-gk9hw]

the amount of times house was right, u'd think that they would believe him more...

[@alecdickens1042]

"The script demands CONFLICT!"

[@mfitz1718]

Ahh but you forget, House is wrong like 5 times before he's right everytime.

[@dinamosflams]

They don't cause people are not logic, they care for people with charisma not that are right or care the most

[@GodsJoseph13]

This guy plays everyone's nemesis in every show

[@sebastianrussso6958]

House's crew: "We will not allow you to give him the cocktail" House: "Im gonna do what is called a pro gamer move🗿🗿🗿"

[@smizz9141]

7:17 Chase 100% knew what was gonna happen next 😂

[@develynseether4426]

Not true what she says. He has diagnosed patients many times who have denied treatment and he has just left it up to them and he considered his work done.

[@jynxvxa8342]

How do you know that house cares for stacey? He asked permission rather than forgiveness.

[@erronblack308]

Stacy. Who puts an “e” there?

[@jynxvxa8342]

@@erronblack308 many different dialects.

[@chobochobus]

@@erronblack308 The same people who spell "Erin" as "Erron", don't be so quick to knock a name when yours isn't spelled the same as the original

[@RLplusabunchofdumbnumbers]

This scene has always annoyed me - there absolutely are tests for AIP that don't require a month's worth of genetic testing. Watson-Schwartz urinalysis confirms porphyria in general, fecal porphyrin levels distinguish between AIP and other forms. House was always best when they weren't fudging the medicine to make it more dramatic - this isn't such a case.

[@madhavilatha7862]

May be they weren't available as fast as now a decade ago

[@antondelacruz9362]

Best for you, sure. Makes no difference to viewers without medical knowledge.

[@RLplusabunchofdumbnumbers]

@@madhavilatha7862 Nah, the Watson-Schwartz test was invented in 1941. The "sample has to be taken during an attack" bit is the core fiction that's the problem - Scrubs, for instance, gets the medicine correct when a random sample turns purple due to exposure to sunlight (similar to what House does at the end of this clip). In the case of Scrubs though, they didn't think to test it (it's a rare diagnosis), they didn't claim there wasn't a test.

[@RLplusabunchofdumbnumbers]

@@antondelacruz9362 Getting the medicine right a decent chunk of the time is one of the main things that separates House from melodramatic hokum like Grey's Anatomy - from audience reception, I'd suggest plenty of people without medical knowledge grasp the difference even if they can't pinpoint the exact reason.

[@watsonga050300]

But they DID do the Watson-Schwartz test? That's what they were doing with the urine, I'm not sure if they said in the show but it had to have been the Watson test since the urine turned black. (AFAIK with the Hoesch test it turns a bright red to indicate, not black.) Introducing a DMAB to urine containing porphobilinogen is what causes the color reaction. I think what you may have missed was that, since it was intermittent, they needed to induce a reaction to get any urine containing the porphobilinogen. His body wasn't already flooded with it, and they didn't run tests immediately after his first attack since they had yet to come up with that theory.

[@lichen8895]

sigma rule: never listen to the patient. House: CORRECT

[@jackjack6199]

Aahh house funny. The musketeers he called them stood up to him not knowing he was right. 6:35-7:15. Ha Foreman stood first

[@jackjack6199]

House: "bing..paging Dr. Foreman". House: in southern accent " the doc he ain't right in the head." Also House: " love the musketeer thing i got goosebumps." Also he called chase " the ozzy" hahaha

[@jackjack6199]

7:49 I was wondering how the syringe Cameron had ended up on the floor. I thought House smacked it out her hand but haha he use his cane

[@Horzinicla]

Are you high man?

[@jackjack6199]

Ha no

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@jackjack6199 Aussie

[@aaron_h.]

7:11 Careful with that needle, House.

[@Mr.NopeNope]

Exactly, was about to say same thing

[@greghouse9179]

He can have an eye-patch to go with his cane

[@derrickstorm6976]

Oh yea he's a moron who almost injected himself

[@KelvinSuddith]

Patient is “paralyzed”, proceeds to react and start moving entire body

[@qcdoomqc]

Its neuropathy, its not the same type of paralysis as monoplegia or hemiplegia.

[@JoshSweetvale]

4:30 "Why not?" Wow, what an insensitive- YOU KNOW WHY!

[@Tascioni49]

Ty, I was waiting for this scene. My favorite one, specially because foreman, as always, couldn't put his ego aside

[@SleepinGriffin]

I don't think it's ego trying to keep House from forcing a cocktail of API trigger chemicals into a unconsenting patient's IV. While House is always right, the characters don't know that and they know what the law is for doctors. They can't force something on a patient. They have to consent to treatment. They can let the patient die if the patient doesn't consent. If House was wrong, and he'd ended off worse than he already was, it wouldn't just be a "normal" malpractice lawsuit.

[@michaelccozens]

That's not ego; that's Foreman defending the patient's rights over House's need to solve a puzzle. That's Foreman being decent, not egotistical.

[@Dracon350]

that fuckin' block by House at 7:48 was slick though.

[@_demitri]

"yOuLl PoLluTe ThE sAmPlE!!!11one" 8:30 *puts sample into test tube in complete open air environment*

[@Allthingsedits505]

He didn’t need the sample anymore, he’d already proven he was right

[@Dr_Weirdoo]

How great would have it been if he Never forgave her, so she would have failed, twice

[@penguinflo7683]

7:11 that was a dangerous gesture😂😂

[@KS-xk2so]

To be fair, that wasn't the only difference. Yes she did what House usually does to him... but she also made the wrong call and fucked him up irreparably. House is right all the time at least, lol

[@mandy2917]

for sure. she did the same thing he does all the time but he’s always right. she wasn’t and she ruined his life.

[@mechanomics2649]

@@mandy2917 That's what they said, yes.

[@stevenminuteman8996]

Except that house wasn’t right, if they had followed his instructions he would’ve died from the potassium being released by his leg. The correct solution would’ve been to chop his leg off but she didn’t want to go directly against what he wanted.

[@KS-xk2so]

@@stevenminuteman8996 House's solution could've worked. They'll never know because Stacey decided to have them lop off half his leg instead, which she knows he didn't want either.

[@michaelccozens]

@@KS-xk2so It wasn't working, though. He was dying. And he kept Stacy as his POA, despite knowing that, of all people, she would be the one most likely to over-ride his decisions if she thought they were wrong. There's a lot at play here.

[@Silky_boi]

@6:00 and on is pure House!!!

[@LednacekZ]

I would never believe "i wont sue you" in America, especially from a lawyer.

[@xyzct]

The Stacy character is a great actress.

[@babapahadi6677]

house may be a mean doctor but he is the most intelligent one too and he deserves respect for that which his team members often refuse to give him

[@MikeKollin]

Is that an Attack?? 🤣🤣🤣 No he's just convulsing to the maximum!! 7:40

[@christinajackson6309]

My eyebrows raised when they mentioned Short Hills in the beginning of the video. I keep forgetting this show was filmed in my home state.

[@rickyj1250]

Also The Sopranos. 2 of the best shows ever

[@SolusDarkcoat]

It was her dream vacation, it was her honeymoon, and she "had" to work? Excuses.

[@oneofthosevoicesyouhear9044]

I like the scene (in this episode but not shown here) where House wakes up his team and shows them he's discovered the abdominal epilepsy.

[@sombrerocat2971]

I don't know if im right or wrong, but Chase mentioned "light sensitivity" as another possible symptom of AIP. But light sensitivity doesn't manifest in AIP patients, but in other forms of porphyrias,

[@sodasudi9720]

thank you:)

[@sombrerocat2971]

@@sodasudi9720 why thanks?

[@sodasudi9720]

@@sombrerocat2971 Today I had a biochemistry lesson about porphyrias,immediately this episode and the cocktail House prepared came to my mind.I wasn't sure if the photosensitivity being a symptom of AIP was correct

[@sombrerocat2971]

@@sodasudi9720 ah, you are a 1st year medico huh? Cheers, I'm a medico too!

[@sodasudi9720]

@@sombrerocat2971 2nd year actually, but might as well be 1st year in knowledge 😬

[@patheally]

I'm no doctor, but these diagnostic techniques are hilarious

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

That moment a nurse comes at you with a 14 or 16 gauge needle me be out of the window no joke the pain from being stabbed by that must be painful

[@reenamohanta2994]

I would love a book explaining diseases and medicines by house

[@redwind5150]

You should play clips on a loop. I'd watch that.

[@nicholasbrady3554]

I would love to fall asleep to it. Already do. Ha

[@digitaldoxx7180]

I second this.

[@coreyfrank506]

Almost like.. A Playlist? That they have already on their channel?

[@chefpunjab]

Such a powerful episode. Good stuff right here

[@esmajazic]

I love this channel😍

[@emmanueljohnson589]

“Is that what this is? Pay back for your leg? You’re going to kill my husband just to teach me a lesson?”

[@dragon22214]

I wouldn't killed her Husband i would found away to get her disbarred

[@victorpradha9946]

@@dragon22214 In a very weird way, House got the revenge he was seeking. He humiliated the husband, though not intentionally (Mark was literally begging House to help him get Stacy back, and House took the stair, to which wheelchair bound Mark fell at House's feet in effect begging at his feet. He then relentlessly hounded Stacy, and she eventually broke and got with House (thereby cheating on Mark) and when she was ready to break it off (officially) with Mark, House realized (or rather deduced) that he doesn't want be the relationship guy with Stacy and that she already has that and more with Mark. Part of House realized a truth about himself, that he's doesn't love to the point of being willing to grovel and beg for her!

[@DamianB]

House and his organic chemistry!

[@carlosturcios1315]

Man..this episode made me realise how important organic chemistry is… Im doing a Masters in Medicinal Chemistry and never through this was a potential application

[@gaearadan3379]

France wasn't using Francs any more by the time the show was made.

[@leme686]

He was just making a snarky remind about him being so delusional that Paris still used francs..

[@ricardoshillyshally1741]

I just love when he wins, how he wins and the 'duh' faces to he wins when he starts to prescribe what comes next.

[@Mandoingwell]

7:10 .. did not see that coming!! lol

[@thebipolarpsychonaut4984]

When House does something like this how good must that exhale of being right feel?!

[@Red5x5x5]

House is the John Wick of medicine.

[@zacharter]

“Don’t you’re gonna kill me” 15 min later “Ok save me”