He has established himself as an excellent Mess Officer 😃 | Series title: Catch-22 |

[@llshimada325]

I love the House fanbase, whenever they see Hugh Laurie in different movie they still make Dr. House joke, such a great actor

[@michaelbenjmitchell1]

You need to watch the BBC series Black Adder.

[@budakbaongsiah]

​@@michaelbenjmitchell1 You mean Catpain Blackudder

[@michaelbenjmitchell1]

@@budakbaongsiah No that was Rowan Atkins. Hugh played his sidekick.

[@joostschuur]

It was so sad when House got lupus

[@dylanhitchcock6574]

Who the fuck is Hugh Lorry? Did not know House was a military man though, what a guy.

[@maestreiluminati87]

"Do you like Vicodin, Sir?"

[@johnprieto435]

Recognized the actor, but didn't know the book. How original

[@IceFortress9676]

Hydrocodone/Paracetamol Moment

[@FrankensteinDC]

Everybody likes Vicodin, son. 😂😂

[@TheMetasora]

😭

[@jbyrne4531]

​@@FrankensteinDC I liked it a little TOO much, if anything

[@dontreadthis1]

I mean he did get the troops better food and officer house is happy

[@Wowbob.]

😂

[@ghfhgfuuu]

Officer house lolol

[@Egilhelmson]

Major de Coverly. Just because he isn’t speaking with an English accent doesn’t mean he is Dr. Gregory House.

[@10Wk3y84R]

​@@Egilhelmsonno matter who he is, that's house

[@Jack60n]

@@Egilhelmsonwomp womp that’s house

[@QUACKHEAD-45]

That ain’t house, that is barracks

[@Mr101editz]

Let’s get you to the top

[@ShiroTheWolf]

Amazing

[@TicketxBooth]

Ahahahaha

[@liltoshiro]

Underrated comment

[@khadath1682]

Underrated joke

[@GayJTheRat]

When he said “Walk with me” after tasting those lamb chops he was already sold, he just needed to hear the offer 😂😂😂😂

[@jaydavis9717]

Agreed 100%

[@wlfshadow4255]

He needed a good excuse to make it believable

[@kingluffydono7321]

The seriousness of that conversation about strudel was hilarious 😂😂 -Everybody likes strudel, son! 😤

[@galacticwarlock2271]

Rrrybody

[@rexmedina4561]

Wait for the crème 😂😂😂

[@DCANIMAL-skates]

Yes, strudel is universally loved by all! 😊

[@Jakommo]

Hans Landa loved them too

[@LAZYBOY8224]

He damn near took offense to that question lol he took that court martial tone with him 😡🤨😂

[@wren4077]

For context this guy just keeps bargaining and making his way around the entire war. Doesn’t stop at becoming mess officer.

[@joedirt5720]

Whats the movie called?

[@wren4077]

@@joedirt5720 tv show Catch 22

[@theloneant]

Miles!

[@blackblaze4830]

yeah dude even becomes a Mayor of a town and made a international company a parody of M&M the funny enough also did the same in WW2

[@Moloch-zh8uc]

And everybody had a share

[@painisweaknessleavingthebo302]

Whether on land, sea, or in the air: men march on their stomachs first, brains second, boots third, and feet fourth.

[@hunterrogers4116]

Dicks fifth

[@networkoperations]

Dicks fifth.

[@abcguy1]

Moral, morals, equipment, health. All important. Some more then others

[@hunterrogers4116]

@@painisweaknessleavingthebo302 dicks fifth

[@Batchall_Accepted]

When the Japanese navy captured a US ship only to discover it's entire purpose was refrigerating ice cream and other dairy products for the soldiers, they had to keep it a secret for the sake of morale lol

[@lieutenantkettch]

When Hugh Laurie needs to make an American accent he defaults to his "House" voice. Shows how ingrained the character is in him. The same way he has to stop himself from limping when he hears the director say, "Action!"

[@CandaEH]

If it ain't broke don't fix it!

[@ronniemiller53]

Except for his delta blues albums.

[@jlogg8738]

Oh you mean his Stewart Little voice

[@zachzimmeli]

Could you please tell me the name of the movie? 😊❤

[@MrAdomus]

​@zachzimmeli it's Catch 22, more or less another version of Band Of Brothers

[@john54345]

This is from a miniseries called Catch-22

[@jimmyQuickDraw]

Finally 🎉

[@msai3012]

You are the one !! Thanks

[@gairilungpamei9103]

Thank you so much. Looks like the rest of the people on this comment sections are NPC blabbing nonsense.

[@nicolasiden4074]

You are the hero we do not deserve

[@Manyeisheep]

Get a beer 🍺 on my bill Son . You have used this comment section very constructively

[@sandguardian5868]

Dude just leveled his speech up to 100 with that conversation

[@music57325]

I haven’t seen a lvl up post since 4 score and 7 years ago🫡

[@propeladdict9174]

Reddit moment

[@NOTTIBOPPINtwitch]

@@propeladdict9174ur alive to just train my ai lol keep up the good work

[@qgpizzagaming3595]

So this where house was before he became a doctor

[@GFacts999]

could be after

[@crispywaffle7864]

He injured his leg in the war lmao

[@pale9098]

probably that is part of the reason he hates veterans

[@Teeveepicksures]

This was his House's dad.

[@AhriBestWaifu]

"Vietnam? How old do you think I am"

[@professorsypher6174]

It's a fine balance between the logistics of feeding an army and the logistics of troop morale. That's why our MRE's are just barely edible. 😂

[@pernicious001]

Yep I can say it'll keep ya stuff in more ways than one 😂

[@JM-mh1pp]

Oh come on. I lived for two months on them and I am a civilian. I bought them because they are so damn convenient and actually good... aside of vegetarian one of course...that one...yeah it sucks

[@kidcody2010]

​@JM-mh1pp Not best to eat them by choice. They are packed full of sodium and will cause health issues if eaten for prolonged terms. Plus they are expensive af so it's a weird thing to subject yourself to by choice.

[@FoxWood2222]

MRE's Meals, Rejected by our Enemies.

[@Againsttheodds2]

@@JM-mh1ppyeah idk why you would do that. Even for active duty we are not allowed to eat MREs as our sole source of subsistence for more than 21 days.

[@Harry_S._Plinkett]

“EVERYBODY likes strudle, son.” What perfect delivery.

[@PrasanthKris.12]

Takes me back to the Blackadder series! Brilliant work!

[@johnbrodie245]

Don't worry, I have a cunning plan...

[@m1nd_fl4y3r_m80]

My grandfather was my hero. He was a cook in the Korean war and never saw combat due to his entire outfit requesting that he never be taken out of the kitchen. He was a very detail oriented man, always made his bed right after he showered when he got up. He was tough as nails too, he walked like 7 miles every day and had terrible knee joints. Every day, I think about how I should've visited him more and how much I miss his valuable life advice....

[@prozac_dreams]

I know he's proud of you looking down on you right now, and I'm sure some of his happiest memories were of you. Take his advice to heart and keep his memory alive in your actions, so he can be proud of you always💜

[@rebatibali6863]

What was the point of walking 7 miles if he ended up with bad knee joints

[@Katsu_ragi]

​@@rebatibali6863cartilage degeneration is not something you can avoid for sure. Whether you get it or not, it is a lottery of when, not if. You can just try to delay it. Also, he mentioned that his grandpa was tough, because he walked 7 miles everyday... DESPITE having terrible knee joints.

[@rebatibali6863]

​I understand that. I actually misunderstood his comment. I apologise if my comment comes across as offensive.​@@Katsu_ragi

[@m1nd_fl4y3r_m80]

@rebatibali6863 He was a real health nut and would run like 10-20 miles a day before I was born. When I was very little, he had a heart attack, and after he recovered, he started walking as far as he could push himself.

[@20Kilogram]

Dr House, the early years.

[@kryptoniridium]

Before he got shot in the leg

[@AnoKyun]

Stewart Little's adopted dad

[@NonamenoHAndle000]

🤣

[@arentol7]

For more of that, whatch "Fry and Laurie"

[@muhammadhafeez728]

Dr House served in WW1, the blackedder

[@Yourmomma568]

The whole syndicate side story was the best part of the show. And probably the most profound. Economic interests will always trump mortality on the world stage. He didn't care who did what, as long as it kept the merchandise moving. He didn't care if a trade made or lost money, as long as he was the one making it. He had more power than all the generals of all the nations put together. He could make decisions no one else could, and he could command both sides of the conflict by the end.

[@ConBroChillson]

Check out the book, it’s worth it

[@jamesaaron1533]

The whole thing about General Shiezkopff was pretty funny, too.

[@meghdeepray9464]

​@@ConBroChillsonwhat is the name of the book

[@Benjy1128]

​@@meghdeepray9464 Catch 22

[@lewisallan9963]

​@@meghdeepray9464catch 22

[@matthew78917]

Nobody is born cool. Except those shorts channels that also tell you what show/movie it’s from. Thank you! I’m so sick of channels that don’t tell you what show or movie it’s from

[@granatmof]

My dad was a supply officer in the Army and made sure to feed the men well as well as anytime the company was assigned engineers. well after a while anytime the rotation went out with the engineers they'd fight to be put with my dad's company because it was just that much better. ( I forget the proper terms of military organization). He was a scrounger and would visit the multi unit decommission depot religiously to see what other people were throwing away that he could use for bargaining chips. He has some stories of finding very valuable things and filling out the paperwork only for and investigative unit to seize whatever it was because of what someone overlooked. They were more than willing to have it destroyed, but not willing to reassign it to a armored unit. To this day the man patrols the local pawn shops, flea markets and what have you to find great deals. In hindsight he could have setup an ebay store and made some money.

[@Ryan.Schutt]

“First comes the food, then comes the morale”

[@karinkameyer4863]

isnt it food first, morals follow?

[@Ryan.Schutt]

@@karinkameyer4863 I’m sure there’s plenty of versions, the one I used was from some German ww2 poetry book.

[@ProjectLeviathan]

They should make him Dr. Who next, the jokes would be amazing

[@Anon_Extra]

House as Dr Who will break the Internet lol

[@catebrooks6779]

​@@Anon_Extra and we'd dance as the world burned!!!🙃🫠🫠🫠🫠😁😁🌺

[@AverageInternetCitizen]

I would definitely watch him as the doctor

[@Anon_Extra]

@@AverageInternetCitizen Same brother same.It would be enjoyable as hell.

[@gordondean9189]

Casting Hugh as Doctor Who would be far too sane a decision to ever be allowed to happen.

[@slayerd357]

"I could have these every week sir." "Walk with me." LOVE IT!

[@Slowloris66]

House: You all have food poisoning. Now bring me some strudel!

[@KageNoTora74]

My introduction to Hugh Laurie was in the 1980s in Blackadder the 3rd. He played Prince Regent George.

[@dantreadwell7421]

Blackadder, and Jeeves and Wooster.

[@carlbirtles4518]

In Blackadder Goes Forth, he played Lt. George.

[@KageNoTora74]

@@carlbirtles4518 I know.

[@skillganon606]

​@@carlbirtles4518 for a second I thought that's what this was, then it just turned out to be not good lol

[@landofthelistening4239]

Everyone keeps on saying it's House, but it's obviously not. This is Greg's biological father.

[@lazuardialghifari8689]

Thats absolutely spot on.

[@kuau_Queen-kiki-4652]

REAL

[@ロンマル]

womp womp it's Dr. House

[@beaclaster]

isn't House last name?

[@landofthelistening4239]

@@beaclaster yes. It's also a noun.

[@ShadiYildirim]

That's actually very smart

[@Kozo-Sushi]

Milo Minderbinder is always the main villain in Catch-22 adaptions. All the characters are different takes on War. Milo is the Military Industrial Complex. By the end of it, he gets paid when the Germans pay him to bomb American bases, gets paid by the Army to bomb the Germans, gets paid everytime the Italian townspeople get raided because they are starving, and gets paid every time the military pays top dollar for equipment because he can exchange it for profit.

[@PaKePo]

"Everybody likes strudel, son" I felt that.

[@jacktorrance2633]

It is a true story!

[@seanriley2534]

Hes so fucking right

[@galihxtremepradikta4922]

Boys Under 35 : "Hey it's Dr. House...!" Guys Over 35 : "It's George..!! Now where's Blackadder(Bean)?"

[@Tuning3434]

Adds a Bit of Fry and Laurie to the mix. That series was genius.

[@andrecandidoteixeira9875]

Doutor House😂

[@DioSfak]

I was this guy. However, different. Platoons regularly made fun of a mess chick, I felt sorry for her and it became part of a ritual to go to the mess, get served by her, have basic conversation, get her to laugh. She was unfortunately disfigured hence her being teased etc. Long story short she eventually would provide me a lot of extra foods in which I used to provide my platoon and staff and even started bribing my PTI's, OC, RSM with it. I kid you guys not, I felt invincible in that base, I was untouchable. I passed every test without sitting it, I got to do my own PT, I got to miss the boring long sessions of continual repeats, everyone knew me, officers had me calling them by first names and not salute unless others were around, I got to knock off early many times whenever I wanted most the time. Only down side was the some of the guys would be jealous understandably but I would try and get a large cake or 2 now and then to share with everyone to remind them why I get away with this, free food bought happiness for all. AND ALL because of that beautiful soul of a woman I helped laugh, thank you, thank you, thank you to her.

[@thatpunkcatte]

Catch-22 was such an excellent series

[@brainwrongbarf]

The book is excellent. The show was ok

[@professornuke7562]

@@brainwrongbarf I haven't seen the series, but the book, the book. Some journalist apparently said to Joseph Heller "You've never written another book as good as Catch-22, have you?" He replied "No. And neither has anyone else."

[@cmat45]

The book is hilarious and amazing . Yossarian is the bomb lol

[@canjian1783]

The book is a crafted masterpiece

[@roccoclaps3098]

THE BOOK IS SUPERBE.YOU MUST READ THE BOOK!!

[@zach11241]

Hope he doesn’t get Lupus from eating that.

[@adedow1333]

It's never lupus

[@marasmas3076]

@@adedow1333 but it could've been lupus

[@Meatpieeater]

​@@marasmas3076maybe it is lupus

[@zach11241]

@@marasmas3076 It was finally Lupus in that one episode

[@Dont_Tread_on_Me448]

​@@adedow1333 it's always Lupus!! Btw what's Lupus?

[@damienruzco]

Woah it’s trippy seeing Hugh Laurie in anything besides a leather jacket or Jeans/ragged coat

[@petedeluisa6315]

You should see him in a tuxedo as Bertie Wooster in the British comedy Wooster and Jeeves. 😊

[@kenupton4084]

He plays a good Cockroach in Monsters vs Aliens

[@OnetastyJoe]

You should see him styling as George the prince of Wales in Black adder! Now thats the Hugh Laurie i know.

[@captainpoppleton]

maybe his stick has flames on it

[@tonywoutrs]

Playing an American character again, saying "walk with me" It's very nostalgic

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Finally! Thank you for posting the movie/series name.

[@thesaviorofsouls5210]

Nothing boosts morale like warm water and good fucking food

[@SparkieFuchs]

And good reliable comrades.

[@22espec]

Or low morale, since they usually give them the good food before a dangerous mission

[@MrElis420]

@@22espec Some Marines used to not eat the steak and eggs before a landing incase they got gutshot (makes the corpsmans job harder digging through your stomach and intestines with food in it), generally just having candy gum to chew on, cigarette and coffe, others figured fuckit, I'm hungry and I want steak and eggs if I'm gonn get hit so be it.

[@jadhussein8412]

Women

[@dsandoval9396]

An old saying... "A closed mouth doesn't eat." ...The idea is that YOU have to "sell yourself" anyway you can if you want to get ahead because nobody else is going to speak up for you. People who get ahead in life are usually the ones taking chances selling their abilities and skills to someone who can give them a chance to prove their usefulness. They grow from there, leaning more and more skills so that they can later have the power to negotiate a better position or pay from their employer. Having the power to negotiate a better life for yourself is an incredible thing to have.

[@michaelmoore2679]

That also leads to an environment where people get ahead based on their ability to brown nose rather than their actual competency with the job. We also need to encourage people in higher positions to check the work and ethic of those under them. Many people work very hard and to a higher standard but are too humble or awkward to tell everyone how great they are.

[@james_giant_peach]

Right. In this case he’s just bribing his way into a better government position which is not okay

[@moondust2365]

​@@james_giant_peach Not completely? I haven't watched the movie, but there's a difference between giving money or giving better treatment only to a higher-up to give yourself a better position vs. making everyone's lives better after it.

[@tommasocaccia9778]

Stay calm farm boy

[@goodnightvienna8511]

thats good advice that one can actually act upon, than you.

[@hitmanzirelli7079]

Jesus house will do anything to piss off Cuddy he'll even go back in time because something intrigued him😂

[@genoveus]

I mean good food is good for morale. In WW2 American soldiers prioritize taking as much ice cream as they can from their sinking ship, after which they ate the ice cream out of their helmets while floating on a life raft. So yeah, if I were to have lasagna after finishing an op; I’mma be happy to go on another mission for my country.

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

Something vaguely like that happened once, stop exaggerating.

[@britishaviator5942]

In the book, Milo Milebender manages to Seduce major ____ de cloverly with a single egg he got from Malta, much closer to their Base in Pianosa then the Scottish Highlands are. You really get to see just how far Milo manages to grift his way through the black Market in the book.

[@ramirocharles2981]

My favorite book and one of my favorite shows. It’s so much more relatable once you’ve served. Joseph Heller really understood the absurdity of military bureaucracy.

[@TMalks]

Hey fella, what's the book name?

[@johnbeauvais3159]

@@TMalksthe book is Catch-22

[@sam14986]

What is name of this movie

[@shahzaibghazala1880]

​@@sam14986Check the description. It's the Catch-22 series

[@ramirocharles2981]

@@TMalks catch-22 by Joseph Heller

[@KellyStegall-k5f]

I was absolutely spoiled in the Air Force I love that food best food I ever had in my lifel especially the SOS in the morning 80- 84 Travis.Thanks chow staff your the very best bless you all you helped me gain 65 lbs in basic training with no fat lean and very mean!!!!!

[@TedBronson1918]

My era ! WW II vet dad told me about SOS. Joined Army in 1980 and went from 130 lbs to 165 lbs during a never ending summer at Ft Benning. I emerged all muscle and motivation, much stronger than before entry ! I loved SOS my entire enlistment.

[@floydholder597]

Every sailor, soldier, marine, and Coastie that I have ever talked to after they have had a chance to eat at an Air Force facility has said that the food is the best in any service, with the food served in Submarines almost as good, and that was due to long deployments where they were eating canned and dehydrated stuff for the tail-ends of their deployments.

[@TedBronson1918]

@@floydholder597 My unit was based at Ft Myer, VA, which has (had) an inter-service chow hall back when I was there. The food at the chow hall was top notch every day. I'd put it up against any Air Force base's day to day fare - at least back when I was in. But generally yeah, Air Force has the best food.

[@angieponders3844]

​@TedBronson1918 because it's the home of The President's Honor Guard and that food was always "elbows on the table, fingernail tooth-picking good"!

[@TedBronson1918]

@@angieponders3844 That was my unit, but the good chow wasn't for us exactly. We were an infantry unit that simply benefited from the great food everyone else received Ft Myer was a model post that housed members from all branches in the inter-service barracks. Food had to meet the standards for those branches and also be an example for the rest of the Army.

[@Vault88-c]

Well atleast dr house is happy

[@thedaynester]

"Do you lie, sir?" "Everybody lies, son."

[@phoenixx913]

I mean to be fair an army marches on it's stomach and having good food is a pretty decent way of boosting guys moral. And being a mess officer is also a way to start a pretty sweet smuggling/black market operation on the side when the commanding officers are distracted by the good food you bring in.

[@garrettviewegh9028]

Besides the Army, many sailors viewed a ship’s quality in living based on their food. Ships like Enterprise, CV-6, was viewed not only as legendary, but beloved by much of the Navy and carrier pilots. Many men were very eager and hoping to serve on the Big E. The food was said to be very good, and the morale was kept high. Though, sailors and pilots alike knew, if they were served a premium meal, like steak and eggs, or lobster, it meant they weren’t coming back.

[@OldSchoolMARINE]

A truly underrated actor, and gentleman.

[@fidzfidz]

He said "WALK WITH ME" thats house coded fr.

[@Dwendele]

If you like his acting, you should hear him playing and singing the blues. Specifically, "St James Infirmary" GREAT cover of that classic!

[@daviscollyer8159]

The Milo Minderbinder storyline is such a powerful tale of how corporations operate. My favorite part of the book. Definitely need to watch the show now...

[@richorichards4655]

Everybody likes strudel son

[@johnshoffner7395]

He had earlier practice in Black Adder :)

[@lieutenantkettch]

Though he's more House than Georgie here.

[@kukukaka968]

this kid reminds me of when i worked in a big night club that had a restaurant go karts and golf outside and a waterfront patio. i went up to the bar tenders and asked them if i could get them free food would they exchange it for free drinks they agreed i went to the restaurant told them the same they agreed i went around to all the services and all i did was exchange one for another , now i had free drinks free food free golf free everything. my point is you can get everything from nothing just use your brains!!

[@DamienTheCat]

Phenomenal show. The single best adaptation of Catch-22.. and yes, there have been a few.

[@gasser5001]

If the foods shit, your attitudes shit. If the food is fire, you’re a happy sailor.

[@nhattran4591]

House senior back in his day

[@Furious_Retro]

House? Is that you?

[@somerandomguy5382]

i like how he got all serious when saying, "Everybody likes strudel son."

[@rmsmajesti7341]

I love how whenever Hugh Laurie portrays an American, he’s literally just Dr. House

[@MrPhantomIXYT]

Imagining the commander as House is hilarious

[@minty_644]

Wow he did a great job diagnosing and treating that problem

[@-ARYABANERJEE]

Ok, so House decided to become a military officer part time💀

[@ninwaalan07]

Pro tip: This how u climb the ladder lol

[@MurderHoboRPG]

Is catch 22 a series now? Loved the movie

[@hayslegreen1880]

That's why you put E4s over the shit you want done just don't ask how or where it came from 😂❤

[@Styxswimmer]

When I was in Iraq, my unit ran out of water and we were drinking Gatorade. For over a week, nothing but Gatorade. My squad leader, an E4, put a team together (I was on it) and we snuck into the army base and stole a crap ton of their water.

[@karlong8100]

You know how bad the food is when they say "i think" they dont know the food dawg💀

[@Ongezellig_American]

Poor fella. He was expecting a tray of vicodin

[@FrederickFokker]

This series was awesome. Loved every episode.

[@Shockedcricket072]

No matter what role Hugh Laurie plays, I will always see him as Dr. House

[@AustinC-ul3vq]

He makes a damn good case for himself

[@jamesaaron1533]

Milo Minderbinder. If you have not read this book, you should. The original name was supposed to be Catch 13. For some reason, Joseph Hellar's publisher wanted him to change it. Catch 22 is now the name.

[@chadbroski1677]

catch 22 is an actual phrase used, it means that your in a situation where whatever decision you make will bite you in the ass, its a catch 22

[@jamesaaron1533]

@chadbroski1677 it's a phrase used now. It wasn't until that book came out. Another book you might like is called A Confederacy of Dunces. Pulitzer prize winner and really funny.

[@Irish381]

Read the novel M*A*S*H it is the in the same category as the novels. But with a bit more gallow’s humor.

[@YG-kk4ey]

It's funny, this actor looks exactly like a famous doctor from New Jersey

[@ShayNaingue]

he might be selfish in reaching his goals. but he affects others positively 😂❤

[@TEXAS2459]

😂😂😂😂 OMG the STRUDEL segment just took the scene to a whole new level. Wow EXCELLENT job👏🏻👏🏻!!

[@chvgvr8558]

Step 1:Make yourself mess oficcer Step 2: take control over almost all the military industries of both sides of the war and create M&M Step 3: enjoy XDDD

[@Blvck_Buddha]

Get these soldiers in line, Dr. House.

[@thomasjamesbailey1209]

Is there a "House-verse"? I need a Houseverse😂

[@akihikosakurai4013]

Even when he's not playing house, he still talks exactly like him. Same tone of voice, same cadence and everything

[@mikecorleone6797]

What’s this show or movie called?

[@Phil-s4u]

House is getting crazy!

[@jkid4855]

It’s so weird to see such a British actor playing a WW2 American officer in Europe 😂

[@dylanvaccaro6919]

The actor perfectly represented milo. Fantastic job

[@teddunay6227]

Milo's character, yes. But he didn't have the messed up eyes that allowed him to see more than most people, but not as clearly!

[@TNTspaz]

@@teddunay6227 I honestly like this look almost more because it shows how he presents himself as pure and innocent to the world. Putting up the appearance that he is just trying to be helpful. He was a monster created by war, opportunity, and human nature.

[@Pandapls]

“walk with me” “son, you have gonorrhoea”

[@stnerkid]

What’s this from? SOURCE please

[@Thenattypoo]

I wonder who House is treating all the way out here

[@docholiday4129]

I didn’t know Doctor House served in the military

[@Okivaviko]

i mean house was a army general he was most effective yet popular amongs the soldiers = Deadly

[@haheha9715]

Just wanna say that I watched the show thanks to this short, and it was great, so thanks. (Name: Catch-22 if anyone else is interested.)

[@medicineman360]

I really need to rewatch this. Such a great series.

[@ignaciorequena9182]

Dr House lore getting deep

[@themrextra5238]

Everybody likes strudel, son! >:|

[@heinzguderian628]

He said that with so much pride and hunger

[@Alexandros.Mograine]

In the army we had actual cooks as army cooks. Was so happy because they actually cared to make good food.

[@seanhazelwood3311]

The only good dfac I ever ate in was in AIT. It was ran by old, Southern, civilian ladies. The other 4 posts I was at, the dfacs were GI ran and they were one step above Botulism.

[@baffled_hawk]

I just realized Hugh Laurie might make a decent Hosea if they ever make an RDR2 movie.

[@baffled_hawk]

IF he can get the voice right.

[@GenDrake3]

I cant believe the sardines on toast were the Bay Harbor Butcher

[@butchmcporksaw]

From brit to house to soldier

[@stevenrogers8147]

Doctor house was not in Vietnam, he was in ww2

[@Caterina...3]

South State were in when people can't tell the difference between a Vietnam soldier and a World War II soldier!

[@LogicalNiko]

If he was mess officer, with direct access to control supply and requisitions, he could start his black market operations without being questioned by the commanding officer while he is distracted by the food. Of course you know, reading the book and watching the original movie makes it pretty obvious. 😂

[@rocketman9448]

What’s this series called ?

[@readreamcz]

Film?

[@liquiddenmark1315]

I love that you told us the name of the show!!! More of that plz!!