House Cures The Kids | House M.D.

[@leblanc3536]

House having her file where he can always review it and immediately recognizing the symptoms really says how haunted he is by Esther

[@TechJunky777]

Only because he didn’t know why she died but now he does so he can let it go…or can he? Knowing what it was might make it worse for him because he was that close…🫰

[@allthenamesiwantedweretaken]

Not to mention he memorized a lot of details about the case too so that he didn't even need to rely on the file for even more immediate recognition.

[@nasis18]

He may have always acted cold, but he truly did care for his patients.

[@AnnoyingNewsletters]

For a person like the character of House, it's harder to forget something like the details of the case than it is to remember them.

[@Eidolon5150]

He has the Rubix complex, he has to complete the puzzle, when he can’t it haunts him.

[@macp5527]

Lessons to be learned from House: 1. Do not get along with any patient at personal level. 2. Everybody lies. 3. Trust kids, and go all in.

[@twiceshy9773]

And it's NEVER lupus😂😂

[@laoxep]

@@twiceshy9773 Once it was

[@90minutessoccernews33]

😂😂😂😂😂 ​@@twiceshy9773

[@Vigilante-k4q]

It's common in the medical field. I know from experience

[@RecycledBikes-jj]

I hate being sexist but Cameron is just the cutest woman EVER!!

[@gordythecat]

Watching this show literally helped me save my sons life. He had a sore throat but then had a high fever that wouldnt go away. Finally ended up in the ER. My son has a developmental delay and high pain tolerance. Throat looked normal. They said for us to go home. I said I think he has a systemic infection and to please do bloodwork. dr. Rolled eyes and gave speech about busy ER. MY SON HAD SCARLET FEVER AND WAS ADMITTED FOR A SYSTEMIC BACTERIAL INFECTION. HE WOULD HAVE DIED WITHOUT IV ANTIBIOTICS. Don’t be afraid to ask for bloodwork if your gut tells you something is off!!!

[@tunasandwich8049]

This is why second opinion is really important

[@RickR.7777]

Good for you! Trusts Your GUT!

[@jebVlogs556]

*gordythecat* thank you 😢for your courage,strength,devotion and testimony. May God continue to guide you and your family in your ways 🙏🥺

[@dasanix120362]

ThATS AMAZING! Hope you never go with that dr again!

[@alexandrarodriguez3140]

Yes second opinions are so important! I had something not nearly as bad but I had green urine and a completely rigid stomach with giant lymph nodes and my doctor gave me every test: ultrasounds (internal and external), STi tests, ulcer tests, stool samples, blood tests and absolutely nothing. I went to a second doctor and they asked what medications I was taking an how long I was taking them for. I had been on Naproxen 1000mg on and off for 10 years and was taking it 3 times a week at the time. She said to stop taking them. Everything went away. my normal doctor almost blasted my ovaries with the radiation from a ct scan because she didn't have any ideas left and this other doctor just said stop taking those pills and try these new ones that are gentle on the stomach.

[@walnutindisguise8380]

No matter how many times i see this show or even clips from the channel im always clicking to watch them

[@JuraganBatik]

You're not alone brothers

[@JoVelvet]

Yes! Such a masterpiece!

[@cathiemcginnis3997]

One of my faves.😊

[@margiesadan7999]

Me too. I really like this guy ❤

[@bibitta]

House knows Esther’s name but not the kid’s. You can see how he started trying to depersonalize his patients

[@johnmcafeedidntkillhimself]

He always did that unless he never figured it out.

[@jebclang9403]

Naww poor kid 😁😁

[@bradfordreed6175]

I'm thinking HIPAA. That whiteboard wasn't very well secured. (You may be right and I'm just thinking too real-world for dramatic purposes)

[@bearzinluvzxd]

There’s a reason why doctors can’t operate their own family. Being close to a patient is an error

[@auisfbiuhask6353]

@@bradfordreed6175 how is it hipaa? it's just the patient's first name from over a decade ago lol

[@Sakuragi_Hanamichi101]

9:28 I felt the same way house did...he finally found the culprit and began the treatment. That's what success feels like. .

[@mynameisgladiator1933]

Yeah but I always like the aftermath part of the show. Bummer it just went on to to the next. His gloating and parental relief are good.

[@BariSaxGuy]

"All-In" is my favorite House episode. Showing how obsessed he is with getting the correct answer is so interesting and such a core personality trait of what makes House the doctor he is!

[@DeltanOptima]

Mf must have gotten the mother of all ruler smackings in kindergarten after choosing a wrong answer.

[@SorbusAucubaria]

Feeding your kid psych meds without telling them is a form of abuse.

[@DreanValenciaTimely]

All In and Lines in The Sand are my favorite episodes, the way house interact and show his care for the kids hits different

[@Zidbits]

My favorite episode was Three Stories. I've seen plenty of episodes (most, in fact) on TV out of order but never this one. I didn't see the twist coming and it gave me goosebumps.

[@plumazhang7121]

and ‘Autopsy’

[@JayAreManalo-ey4ic]

Paternity was nice also

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

I'm a father now, my daughter is 1,5 years old, this child probably about 5-6 I would estimate. The pure horror in his eyes because he doesn't understand what is going on crushes me every time.

[@civilwildman]

Do you mean 1.5 years old, as in a year and a half?

[@nothanks1508]

@@civilwildman there is a long list of countries that use commas as the decimal seperator

[@masada2828]

@@nothanks1508- why confuse, should read 18 months.

[@fireCloud_fc]

@@civilwildman one and a half or he has two daughters 1 and 5

[@civilwildman]

@@fireCloud_fc, that's the problem. Hard to decypher for a American English speaker like myself.

[@tyj4195]

Saving the kid also meant for House that the weight he carried for Esther has also been lifted which is why you can see his positive facial expressions when they ran the test and found out what was wrong.

[@Justgonnaleavethisblank]

This is of my favorite episodes of House. I hope this channel never dies.

[@foreveryung572]

What season and episode please?

[@Justgonnaleavethisblank]

@foreveryung572 season 2 episode 17-All in

[@foreveryung572]

@ thank you very much!

[@thegreyarea-WPP]

The only downside to the Erdheim-Chester Disease episode is knowing that it would have been tested positive even when asymptomatic, plus they tested for histiocytosis and that would have been positive since ECD is a form of histiocytosis. The true side is that it’s treatable, but it’ll always be there for anyone who ends up with it and it’s a lifelong medication plan for which I dread to think of the costs in the US. It is rare though. There’s only been a little over 1500 cases since its discovery in 1930 with two cases and the third case wasn’t discovered until 1972. It does usually hit over 50’s with 75% of the cases being male. I just I’d share this with you fine folk.

[@Oversizedbags]

How do u know so much about erdheim chester disease though?

[@thegreyarea-WPP]

@ I spent years helping my ex study and research rare diseases, about 72% of which are genetic. At around that time this episode was watched by us and, since she knew about it but not in depth, we ended up going through everything she could get me to learn about it. I know, it probably sounds like a bit of a boring life for most, but I enjoyed learning it all and far more importantly, I loved seeing her light up everything we got to “discover” things together.

[@Oversizedbags]

@@thegreyarea-WPP its a pretty epic life .

[@thegreyarea-WPP]

@@Oversizedbags I was always the one with a great memory, able to recall information helpful to revision. She was the one with the brains that could take all of that information and find answers to questions no one else was asking. I’m great for helping anyone revise for exams and yet pretty useless when it comes to building on that information. That’s why I specialised in history. There’s no risk of that changing or mutating into anything other than what it was. It’s also why I work in conflict zone journalism and research now, though I feel that if she were still with us, I’d be the guy reporting back from Ukraine whilst she’d be the one finding the solution to the war. We worked so well together and the world lost a shining star far too soon a couple of years ago.

[@fundomk1]

"I don't drink" *pops a Vicodin* Edit: omg everyone thinks that I meant it comparatively.. i'm not an idiot I know he takes his pills not to get high but to function properly... i liked that moment that's all lol

[@brendadeatherage4543]

I think that was 2 vicodin, actually.

[@Legendofthemall]

Still sober enough to realise there was something wrong with the kid. Tolerance is a thing. You might take two and be out for a day, he takes two and is pain free for ten minutes. Addiction happens because of tolerance.

[@wali6707]

@@Legendofthemallyea he had only one bottle that day so pain is at 7 out of 10.

[@wali6707]

House sober

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

A true pain *patient* in *palliative care*. Not taking it for the high but the *relief* of intractable pain.

[@ogsculee]

"i dont drink" *takes a drug you cant safely drink with*

[@astrixvl]

jeez that second patient could not catch a break

[@WayneASchneider]

Hugh Laurie can do an amazingly good American accent. I remember watching him and his comedy partner, Stephen Fry. Love them both.

[@radnukespeoplesminds]

Ive never seen a 2 player microscope before 09:26

[@batya7]

They are real.

[@Kate4291]

That’s how the pathologist in my residency program taught me

[@raizahasmath5580]

House's handwriting is sooo good for a doctor, especially a doctor like him. 😅

[@ninjaguyYT]

He's actually an actor. Peter Dinkleberg.

[@raizahasmath5580]

@ninjaguyYT I am sorry. Who?! You mean, House?

[@rynxgaming7070]

Then who is hugh laurie?

[@raizahasmath5580]

@@rynxgaming7070 That is s House

[@hilaryc3203]

good handing is what a prime english education will get you.

[@BunneRabb]

I've always found it pretty amazing that Hugh Laurie could take off and put on his American accent like a pair of mittens pretty amazing

[@WeWillAlwaysHaveVALIS]

It's honestly not that difficult to do

[@kristiwetsel9531]

Giving your kid diazepam and they dont know , if the mother ever stopped them cold turkey her kid could have seizures , extreme withdrawal and make her feel a 100 times worse benzos are no joke

[@mtthwpnn]

You're right, weeks of miserably

[@deedee0318]

Mother’s little helpers

[@kassi4837]

House didn't give up until he found what was wrong. This series showed me that even if answers aren't straightforward they are there, don't dismiss yourself as a patient just because you get written off.

[@AUnicornlover]

Just because there’s only been 200 cases doesn’t mean immediately throw it out. That’s a shitty excuse. How does one believe how you discover anything if you never check.

[@haven600]

In the same way house usually follows Occams razor

[@jonathanbrennan937]

When someone has a cough, are you gonna check for all the diseases that have a cough as a symptom? Who knows, that might have the black plague or cancer, but they probably just have a cold

[@KeepItStoney100]

It's a thing of how rare it is, if you spend your time treating for something rare with no real proof, you'll miss the actual cause and possibly give them meds they don't even need. If you take antibiotics with needing them, you'll destroy your immune system.

[@vapx0075]

@@jonathanbrennan937 These are not the same things. One is, 'oh, that's weird, maybe it's something weird' the other is 'that's pretty common, maybe it's something common'.

[@jonathanbrennan937]

@@vapx0075yet there are still going to be much more common diseases that with the symptoms bloody diarrhea and ataxia than a disease with only 200 confirmed cases, which is exactly my point. People have a misunderstood perception of diseases bc of medical shows. Are they entertaining and fun? Yes! I love them, but it doesn’t mean that doctors should check for all the possible things that could cause the symptoms a patient is having bc it happened on a show that there was a patient had the exact same symptoms and it was this incredibly rare disease that most doctors have probably never heard of

[@aldonasco2883]

Been watching House since 2006 LOL... can't stop revisiting it again and again

[@Blue_Spider_Lilly1]

Thank you too whoever is uploading these videos! We love you!

[@Egotist662]

Enjoying the longer videos.

[@jogermaine8600]

In real life, Chase would have been culled much earlier on. Medical schools would have seen his arrogance as malpractice waiting to happen.

[@codydutton9976]

Just enjoy the tv show bro

[@robinl4975]

I mean, not to mention House 😅 that many would be a walking lawsuit 🤣 I still love the show though 😁

[@takumi2023]

Chase's arrogance came from working with house for so long. There is context to the way chase acted.

[@boozecruiser1776]

In real life, the hospital would've been bankrupted by malpractice lawsuits and every House team member would've lost their license after a month Its a show

[@rbanerjee605]

You do not know how awful some medical schools are at seeding out bad people sometimes. The only catch is that these will be medical schools lower down the register which House would not allow a student from.

[@tailsromero4512]

House is 99% correct and they still question him.

[@ThresholdLiving]

That's part of their role: to give him more choices to reject than he can come up with on his own, and faster than he would do by himself. Checks and balances in the system.

[@zohaibakber3056]

One day my younger brother(13) came from school and was feeling sick, everyone thought it was mild fever and gave him some meds, a day passed it got worse, I took him to hospital where doctor thought it was malaria and gave him syrup that was meant for adults, after just one dose he got even worse his urine was red, he couldn't eat and even drink he threw immediately, the day after I carried him to hospital(he couldn't walk now) doctor immediately ordered test and said he has hepatitis, test confirmed it and she said he is just a kid it will get better after this meds soon, a day passed by and now he has visible jaundice, people would turn their eyes after looking at him, I took him to a better a hospital out of city, where they diagnosed him he had 104 fever and 450 glucose conc. (sugar level) they started treatment, just like this video they started ordering tests, they didn't know what was wrong with him, after one night they said he needs liver transplant or its over within a day, we couldn't afford transplant got him back home started treatment with some local physician with herbs and stuff, its was bad at first but he survived and after a week he got visibly better it took him 2 months to recover, all this time I had to stay by his side I would carry him to pee and would wash him, he went to school yesterday, this video brought so many memories back. Hope no one has to go through this ever.

[@gabrielwatson7721]

You are a HERO. May God bless you and your family. 🙏

[@gingerweasel2]

"got him back home started treatment with some local physician with herbs and stuff" bruh.

[@irbennett]

It would seem the doctor who said he thought the patient had hepatitis was right.

[@stashagarcia101]

Sounds like an outright miracle. People don't typically survive liver or kidney failure

[@caimanaraujo479]

This story is fake. You'd know the "herbs" that saved your sons life, you'd know the disease he had, and herbs alone don't save livers. There are no xamans in real life friend

[@emcoulter4459]

The amount of cases Wilson has solved is unreal.

[@chickenlover657]

The idiot that hears a kid has blood in stool and says "what? he's got a tummy ache!"...Seriously? You hear a doctor say that - RUN.

[@SoldierBoy3848]

I know he's the most hated character in house he shouldnt even be a doctor

[@gustavolopes5094]

​@@SoldierBoy3848except blood in stool actually really is a symptom of food poisoning...

[@SoldierBoy3848]

@gustavolopes5094 ahhh did not know that thanks for the info better keep an eye on my wife's cooking then lol

[@SoldierBoy3848]

@@chickenlover657 has anyone ever question that chase could be houses love child and he don't know it

[@gustavolopes5094]

@@SoldierBoy3848 from my understanding not that common for food poisoning, but it is for dehydration. And the kid has both. So yeah not necessarily something to be THAT worried about.

[@4-art-ver469]

13:05 this moment always killed me because things like this are real and kids will internalize them in such a way that it's painful

[@raizahasmath5580]

Thank you for this compilation. I had always loved how House loved kids. 😘

[@Gloomy-Bee]

The kid just needed more mouse bites

[@justinhart2831]

They didn't try the medicine drug.

[@Gloomy-Bee]

@@justinhart2831 This vexes me.

[@oskars677]

@@justinhart2831 only stupid people try that xDDD

[@xerhnut]

​@Gloomy-Bee I am also in this comment section

[@dr.treyourslovesbudder476]

​@@Gloomy-Bee YOU ARE A BLACK MAN

[@stormangelus6638]

Yes, House is unethical as he**, but he's direct, brutally honest, & does the job. I'd rather have a doctor like him, then I'd be properly helped!

[@solomon1670]

He had it under control House is my man. I love Hugh ❤

[@leksobaramidze]

House tv series is still popular and the same time underrated very unique show

[@gerardflynn7382]

Especially when the actor is from Britain. Not the US.

[@l.a.3479]

It was never underrated.

[@FinalBurrito]

Name on file: Ester Name of whiteboard: Esther It's fun catching those little mishaps😂

[@thenumberofthebeast2]

I caught that too lol.

[@bayserik]

Based on House's record, it's good he remembers the patient's name. We shouldn't expect him to spell it correctly.

[@dinmaraphael]

It's not all the uncommon

[@IssacVazquez-tp6xf]

@@bayserikEspecially since Esther is actually the more commonly spelled form. My name is Issac with 2 “s”, but the more commonly spelled variant is Isaac.

[@SolusDarkcoat]

At least she can be the youngest girl with one arm who sailed around the world

[@Gobramorriv]

Posting the Esther case down to the punch is a real treat. That episode was so cathartic.

[@natascha5864]

What I like very much about him, besides him telling it as it is, is that he learns from everything. 👨‍🎓The guy telling him about the poker match made him realize what was actually going on with his patients, as if poker had anything to do with illness...yet he made the connection, and was right about it! 👏🎖That´s the "genius gene", the learning-from-everything, even if it is not apparently related to the issue at hand...👍🏆🎖

[@LuciferMorningstar22666]

I believe there’s is an old saying that when u have no other options and nothing fits try going back to the very first thing and that means whenever ur stumped and have no solution that means it’s usually the first thing that was the problem

[@UmbrellaCorp_]

"I don't drink" as he gobbles down a fist full of Vicodin 😀

[@FullTimePatient37]

Thank you whomever is uploading ❤ ..but yeah Drs never try that hard ever..

[@danieldavidson2387]

I love House's Eureka moments.

[@bucketlistexpeditionssrila6812]

Love from Sri Lanka!!

[@ahmedahsan7182]

Sri Lankan here as well 😅

[@raizahasmath5580]

Hey!

[@katanaki3059]

“Tell all the alters that they have cancer” 😂

[@raizahasmath5580]

The last patient... She didn't deserve that

[@takumi2023]

What would you have done as a parent? Would you let your child go break a meaningless record just so they can have their name in a record book at the expense of their health? She can break another record as the one armed sailer instead of the youngest sailer.

[@larsharris]

Believing the info given. This had already caused a collapse without warning during practice. Where help I assume was close. If she collapsed at sea. Help could be over a day away. If not close to a week if weather not perfect. She could die, lose much more. I live in constant fear my leg might need to be removed above the knee. Dr.s discussed it 2018. If I get another infection total knee removal, 60 days no knee, then IF EVERYTHING LOOKS GREAT replace. But anything looks off. The knee gets cut off.

[@raizahasmath5580]

@@takumi2023 I was not thinking as a parent... I was thinking as a patient in her place...

[@raizahasmath5580]

@@larsharris I am so sorry

[@PhilipWester]

The last patient was a glory-hungry idiot. Those "Youngest X to Y" records are ultimately meaningless. Nobody cares. She'd be a blip in the history of sailing. She'd risk her life for 15 minutes of fame. And she'd likely fail, too. In real life, several kids who attempted to be Youngest to Sailor X failed and had to be rescued at sea to the tune of millions of dollars of tax payer money all for their arrogance. Not to mention that YOU CAN STILL SAIL WITH ONLY ONE ARM. So she didn't really care about the sailing, she just wanted the record.

[@danieldavidson2387]

I love how everyone on House (Drs and patients) all use the word "Idiot." The penultimate Slam. 😅

[@clashroyalytop1]

Saw full House md through these videos lol

[@thesortinghat29]

Oh trust me you haven't!!! I've watched the complete series 5 times and still can't get enough of it😅

[@TamiJoeris-ge5dg]

I love the way Chase said wait for it.

[@kristiwetsel9531]

House gives patients and parents so much hope 😂

[@mattjordan8590]

the last one is a great way to never see your child again after 18

[@sheboyganshovel5920]

So is letting her die of cancer at 17.

[@ebisukurosuki8673]

Not like she was gonna see her for much longer cause she would’ve died lol

[@lillakozek3692]

I just love this clear Australian accent

[@ephraimsilberberg708]

"All in: The BEST episode

[@TheVeryRealOP]

I love how house realises things so fast

[@feykro222]

0:31 I just noticed that the actor is missing part of his right ear

[@Greenangel2040]

This is BRILLIANT. Just a pity I'm not smart enough to understand it. But very interesting!!!!! I think.

[@philh8829]

The glaring thing the script writers FUBAR'd. House's theory, ECD via slow progression. The confirming biopsy they tested was from early in the progression when the first test failed. To test his theory, they would have needed a fresh biopsy.

[@Storytimeandconfessions]

I love his deep voice

[@aliciafougere4371]

The kid with multiple alters - that's a personality disorder that is ONLY caused by extreme abuse or neglect before the personality fully forms, sometime between the ages of 6-9. The child's home life should be thoroughly investigated.

[@anitaefte2004]

it mightve been the car crash

[@yellowredblue]

Monarch

[@nickchoporis5901]

Last patient of the video ... " Cancer's boring ... "

[@beesechurger2540]

House is absolutely hilarious

[@oneseeker2]

"Just.relax"/Doesn't work.when the person can't breath

[@hunterellis8714]

Pretty much every episode house is right but no one ever believes him

[@SHAWNEESKYWALKER]

Exactly. Which makes all the others stupid.

[@bridgetmchugh9113]

@@SHAWNEESKYWALKERI read your comment in House’s voice

[@Dizzy_N]

I used to love this show. In retrospect houses team was a criminal element.

[@majalazarevic8455]

Good doctor just i love House ❤❤❤❤❤

[@chillizora]

What did they pull out of the kids mouth - or what was the thing they tried to make the sample from

[@Serenity-vn5on]

Hugh Is brilliant, as a Brit he does that American accent without slipping

[@mortezajazini5477]

that's what makes the ending stupid, he cares and suddenly he desides he needs to run away?

[@leonpienaar1784]

Addiction is a mental illness. I'm addicted to Dr House Hopefully this Dr has a cure....

[@charlieliddell6411]

Have you tried Mouse Bites drug ?

[@WackE8008]

When the student becomes the master. Lies really are a slippery slope.

[@cee-ho]

He spelled her name wrong on the board

[@lilacangelblue2404]

You can sail without an arm But without life, its not sailing Its a viking funeral

[@l.a.3479]

Terrible

[@lilacangelblue2404]

@l.a.3479 ye, unless the boat is on fire and you have several tattooed dudes singing as you burn, it's kinda boring 😑 I'd ask what kind of idiot would rather die than lose a limb, but the shows named after one

[@pz6677]

Is nobody going to talk about the doctor harming the patient to influence parents decision on amputation? Her license should be revoked. No excuse for that.

[@crazyc6528]

“Tell all the alters they have cancer.” Bruh. That’s traumatizing. Just tell the current host or the gatekeeper. They’ll get it to the right people as long as the person can learn to communicate between alters via journaling, videos, etc. I don’t think telling the child alters they have cancer is going to help anyone 😂

[@blaisen.3239]

What I hate is how rude and disrespectful the other doctors are to house. House perhaps is the (fictionally) most brilliant and legendary doctor in fictional medical history. He never is wrong about a diagnosis,it infuriates me the other doctors have no faith or trust in his capabilities and intellect

[@johnwick7175]

I wonder how large a hospital bill these treatments would be for someone with no insurance in the US 🤣🤣

[@fhuber7507]

House cares too much is why he isolates from the patients.

[@lisaharrison8970]

The girl could always get a prosthetic arm, I mean there's lots of advanced ones if the parents had the money.

[@raizahasmath5580]

For once, they at least tried to show that House do get wrong diagnosis too at 3:00

[@l.a.3479]

They showed that multiple times throughout the show's run.

[@raizahasmath5580]

@l.a.3479 That's good to hear

[@RachaelPaxton-u4p]

Poor kid 😢😢

[@travisroundtree2104]

I STILL have a problem with the spelling of ESTHER. WHY NOT ERNESTHINE. ESTER IS ESTER. JUST AS EASTER IS EASTER, NOT EASTHER

[@carbine781]

Thank god Wilson had pocket aces

[@naser_si]

Wheres the psycho thing with the dead kid? there was only 1/2 of dead and buried

[@CarlKem]

Now make this Dr. House more in tune with reality- life saving care for those with really good health insurance. Anyone without insurance sit in the back of the bus while those on medicaid get minimal care. The value of your right to live depends on how much money you have.

[@sofiasininen8268]

In the states. In decent countries you have healthcare.

[@totagamer11]

Does telling a kid they have cancer count as saving?

[@Shadow62x]

Can someone help me understand what happened in the last scenario.

[@davidschhh]

not exactly sure myself, but I think the redhead gave the girl medication that caused her heart to slow down. she did this to show the parents how bad things could get and force them to sign the amputation consent form. she personally thought that risking your life to sail, which was the patient’s lifelong dream, wasn’t worth it so she “pulled a House”.

[@Shadow62x]

@@davidschhh Oh wow. Thank you.

[@reversewithpoetry4175]

South Africa in the House

[@migs192]

I know it's for drama and sht but I really HATE how they keep questioning him in a way like he's a crazy old man

[@KuenGaTshering-h2u]

Well for one he is a “crazy old man”…until they realise how much he can right all the same😂

[@TommyBo42]

The last one, Masters technically cured the kid. Then resigned like 5 minutes later, but whatever.

[@hebertthemikenufer7785]

What a cute kid,i hope he made it.

[@GEETKOSHTI]

Cameron ❤ She's so gorgeous 😍 ❤

[@ernestomoreno4409]

Cameron looks great this episode.

[@RiyazAliKhanMayana]

His team of doctors always doubt him even though they know his talent.

[@vapx0075]

He wouldn't keep them around if they agreed with himout a debate.

[@subramaniamkmathvan3661]

The boy is cute❤

[@darktear099]

Jennifer Morrison 😍😍😍

[@hypergr4vity1]

I've watched too much house

[@godstomper]

Good that means your smart

[@serpente300]

Did you actually graduate?... 😏

[@johnferlauto-zf7lk]

You can never watch to much House!

[@JK69JK69]

No such thing..

[@finding.bliss_]

bro house always gets it right why dont they just trust him

[@RachaelPaxton-u4p]

I hope the doctors can fix his kidneys that are shutting down my brother Isaac had his kidneys shutting down and the doctors fixed him right up he lived after he got his kidneys fixed