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[@enkiimuto1041]

"You're not as special as you think you are, but Detective Tritter chose to make you so" This judge is like a pissed off teacher, I love her.

[@DrHannibal1105]

She was right to be pissed. Law enforcement and judiciary are always overburdened. Cops and DAs trying to find a way to deal with the increasing crime and drug problem and Detective Asshole here was busy using taxpayers money and resources to make a case out of nothing and make House and his friends miserable just due to his own personal vendetta against House.

[@MegaSteve16]

A case out of nothing? Having a doped up doctor isn’t an issue? Forging scripts ? Seriously? House is off the rails and needed to be stopped. If some transient crackhead is doing drugs who is he going to effect? Not nearly as many as a practicing doctor.

[@beefyanon5526]

MegaSteve16 If you actually watched the damn show, you would know House functions BETTER on vicodin than without it. He nearly allowed a girl to be cut in half because he was taking less pain meds than he was supposed to that altered his state of mind. He’s an addict who saves lives. The fuck’s your deal?

[@VDA19]

@@DrHannibal1105 "using taxpayers money and resources to make a case out of nothing " Lol are you for real? A doctor breaking laws and treating patients while high on drugs he possesses illegally is incredibly dangerous. Sheesh people, use your heads.

[@wakcedout]

@@VDA19 when hes right more than hes wrong, who cares. He thinks faster and sees the details other doctors miss. Id take my chances with his track record if my life was on the line. Afterall what have i got to lose if the illness is killing me.anyway and.every other doctor is scratching their heads, while house is connecting the dots.

[@zacharymarshall4945]

“YOU stole a dead guys pills” “Allegedly”

[@ssgoko88]

@Daniel Cheng En Kee first

[@feckingpucky]

@@ssgoko88 first

[@dewanrahman1204]

First

[@tylerchambers6246]

Who cares, he's dead. He wasn't gonna use them

[@newfolkbg]

i lold

[@MultiUnreal]

I like the judge here. She recognized that House was not entirely innocent while also recognizing that he's not a criminal and therefore did not deserve to be prosecuted. If all judges were this fair, our judicial system would be perfect.

[@LavLightKnight]

MultiUnreal he is completely guilty though. He signed for drugs for a dead man to get the drugs. Just because he received the placeboes doesn’t exonerated him of the crime. If he tried to buy coke from an under cover cop he wouldn’t get away with it just because it was baking soda

[@DreamingAzzy]

@DiamondHead AmIEvil how is buying coke from an undercover cop entrapment? you made the choice to buy coke from a cop. if he were to coerce you into committing a crime, then that would be entrapment.

[@fabiobonetta5454]

Yeah

[@wlm1697]

@@LavLightKnight You also do not have a giant scoop of leg missing.

[@Ubersnipe]

He committed (or at least had the intent and attempted to commit) a crime. That is illegal. That's the extent of it.

[@Tony73727]

I hope they make a bonus episode of House that takes place after the finale of House, and Tritter is in the hospital with a case of Lupus.

[@Darkness-mj8jn]

It's never Lupus

[@nateriver4951]

They should remaster the last episode and just have the last 5 seconds being in a coma with 0 context. House and Wilson drive off into the unknown. Cut to Tritter in a coma. Roll credits.

[@ta192utube]

I didn't know you could get lupus by the case...

[@dominicdo2719]

It's not lupus

[@grizzly6018]

And House uses the rectal thermometer

[@MrAwesomeMatty]

I think the reason why the scene is so satisfying it's because someone other than House is calling the detective out on his bullshit. More to the point, it's someone who has a position higher than Tritter, which means he's forced to stop and ends up losing in a sense. When the guy you're rooting for can't one up his adversary, it's satisfying and refreshing to see someone else come to their aid and do it for him.

[@gracecalis5421]

I don't see this as satisfying at all. The only reason Tritter lost was because Cuddy had to lie under oath, otherwise he completely played his cards right and House would've certainly landed in jail. House got lucky; they both knew it.

[@xatzpskl]

@@gracecalis5421 well he did get in jail

[@MyaB1986]

For me it was the fact that the judge read right trough them all. House for being egotistical jerk who thinks he's above all, Tritter for allowing his butthurt over House's behaviour to make him act like the worst kind of cop and Cuddy for having soft spot for House. she even started with "My impression is that your boss..." I thought she was gonna end it with 'loves you'

[@ManOfParody]

It's not, though. The rest of the series shows just how true Tritter was about House. In the end, Tritter was right and won. House will spend likely the rest of his life in prison if he's ever caught.

[@tiddlesworth8798]

@@gracecalis5421 did Cuddy lie? I think she was telling the truth, she switched the pills, and i think house knew she was telling the truth. I think the reason she never came forward was because she wanted house to learn his lesson, but when she realized that it wasnt a lesson but punishment from tritter, she decided to come clean.

[@tangoz811]

"You havr better friends than you deserve" best qoute ever

[@Chaotic_Observer]

@aLaa aLi its true tho

[@marcuslea6821]

Panda Gal that’s why he said it was the best

[@nostur4984]

just like "Actions spfak louder than words."

[@bigdickgod2442]

@@nostur4984 Sp-Fak.

[@mrmess171]

I had a storke

[@AdithyaMani97]

Tritter is probably the most hated guy in the entire house series.

[@Zenkai.boost.Kekkei.Genkai]

that's what makes him the best antagonist

[@rsnidder661]

Just because he is hated doesn't make him a good antagonist. He was hyporite and basically a baby with badge.

[@LyricWulf]

@@rsnidder661 I mean, House is just a baby with a medical license.

[@jordanrocksdj]

Tritter was squeezing House's people to try and get them to talk but Volger was worse

[@tuongpham7609]

Hate him as an antagonist. But still a great character.

[@theolamp5312]

Notice how most people hate Tritter. Why ? Because David Morse is an excellent and professional actor who rarely gets the credit he deserves

[@L1b3rta]

Kind of like Batman.

[@megarza18]

Just like beloved character actress Margo Martindale

[@retiredmarchingsnare2795]

Couldn't agree with this more. David Morse is one of my favorite actors ever. Watch the greatly underrated movie *The Indian Runner* for further evidence!

[@NewesSkiller]

I read that completely wrong, glad I reread it. I couldnt agree more!

[@pasijutaulietuviuesas9174]

Loved him in the Green Mile.

[@Apethantos]

The Judge is the real MVP, smartest person in the room.

[@musical_lolu4811]

House was lucky. Some judges would have wanted him destroyed too.

[@yawgmoth6568]

House was the smartest person in the room, the Judge was just the most grounded (as judges should be)

[@Elthenar]

@@yawgmoth6568 Especially when she choked off what she wanted to say and just said the line about better friends than he deserves.

[@Elthenar]

​@@diegogonzalez9086 TTTTTTTTRiggered!!!! And no way anyone is reading that spam.

[@diegogonzalez9086]

@@Elthenar Lol well, i would believe anyone that watches Dr. House doesnt mind reading and if you are as good reader, you can read that like 4 times faster than i typed it, it would only take u about 30s

[@GerryAtrixx]

This show is so unbelievably good. The intellectual authenticity, the drama, the dark humor and wit, varied dynamics talent wise. the antithesis of heroism.

[@s.t.santos5928]

I could only agree with you. I laugh and cry simultaneously at so many scenes. What brilliant minds behind this series.

[@RylanStorm]

This storyline is very unrealistic

[@Primus54]

@@RylanStorm I’ll bet you are a barrel of laughs at parties. 🙄

[@RylanStorm]

What? Because I pointed out that this particular storyline was unrealistic? And, from that, you think you can profile me?

[@RylanStorm]

Whatever.

[@LyricWulf]

Great judge. Actor and character. Very on point, straightforward, and level-headed.

[@VioletTheGeek]

A.k.a. the polar opposite of our most recently appointed Supreme Court Justice.

[@PlaneBoy2520]

LyricWulf this is why I love house MD

[@thefourth693]

Come on violet....This is a clip from a television show. Pretty sure we don't have to make everything political.

[@Jaasl]

Thank God there's always some bozo ready to make every fictional thing on KZbin political. Go wave a sign around somewhere.

[@torntokoroa]

Guys. It was simply a poor joke. Leave it be as correct as it is. You signed up for this when you looked made an account and looked at KZbin comments KZbin comments

[@Shahzad-Khan]

It wasn’t Cudi that helped, it was the tie

[@octopusfood5643]

Shahzad Khan cuddy*

[@uptempo5318]

Kid Cudi always has been able to speak to the lost addicts in this world

[@Shahzad-Khan]

*insert psychedelic hip hop music*

[@michaelwriting]

I saw that too

[@maximiliansus2629]

oh yeah yeah

[@Liza.Wharton]

"you have better friends than you deserve" if that isn't the truest thing in this show

[@adli750]

Tritter is honestly living by houses rules. He assumes everyone lies especially drug addicts.

[@jimmy2k4o]

One of my favourite moments Tritter talking to foreman. Tritter: I’ve been a cop for 20 Years and not a day goes by that somebody doesn’t try and feed me some self serving story. If you had my job you’d know: Everybody Lies. (Tritter leaves and foreman looks at him leave while being visibly yet mildly shaken at the familiarity of what he’s heard)

[@TehGamesaver]

No AD that's wrong. House KNOWS everyone lies. It's a pure fact. Nobody has ever lived without saying one lie. Tritter believes everyone ALWAYS LIES!

[@VDA19]

The irony of everyone hating Tritter is that Tritter is just House but as a cop. They're both cynical bastards who bend the rules and abuse their powers, and the system behind them enables them.

[@whatsallthebrouhaha]

Except house saves lives and tritter is just power tripping

[@JimmySteller]

And he was entirely right.

[@CR_Castle]

The scene of Cuddy yelling at him is so fucking important. For several episodes leading up until this point, it was unbelievable how stubborn House was being, and she was probably the only person on the show who could actually get through to him. She said everything I was thinking, and it actually ended up mattering that she did so. Obviously, House got unrealistically lucky by avoiding a trial, but that's plot armor for you. All things considered, great writing

[@chennykins1550]

“People like you, even your actions lie” oooooof, Tritter wasn’t falling for the act. Truthfully, he was right. House was on Vicodin in that scene.

[@tindroyes]

Exactly ... everyone saying how much they hate Tritter, but despite his methods, he was absolutely right (moving forward House ending crazy, having visions and crashing a car through Cuddy's living room)

[@victorpradha9946]

@@tindroyes Interestingly, what got House in trouble with Tritter in the first place was House's dismissive attitude towards Tritter. Tritter noticing House using a cane, tries to trip House. This sets off House who leaves a rectal thermometer inside Tritter, exits the clinic and does NOT come back. Tritter himself is trying to get over his addiction to cigarettes which is why he was so short with House and House is just a miserable guy given HIS addiction to Vicodin and his state of constant pain.

[@NeekSquad]

Tritter are people who should never be an officer

[@yonathanlemlem473]

@@tindroyes I know this comment is very old, but I think the downfall started when House was on that ketamine treatment and running but then Wilson and Cuddy decided to lie to him and that broke his spirit and made him think he needed pills to be a genius

[@TehGamesaver]

@@tindroyes If Tritter was right, why did the case never go to trial? Oh wait, IT'S BECAUSE TRITTER WAS WRONG!

[@youtubenerd7898]

When you’re such a good actor that everyone hates you for your character

[@mauz791]

He was also the gentle giant guard in the green mile, the man's got mad acting skills

[@Amacklemore02]

You don’t have to be a good actor for people to hate your character you’re playing.

[@MegaSteve16]

Nah he’s the good guy here. I love it that house gets put in his place. Comes out the better for it too.

[@satvikgupta9549]

Jeoffrey much...

[@georgexanthopoulos3003]

Dude, seriously. David Morse is a fucking god.

[@fairyland2288]

Tritter was such a great character. When he's introduced he reads House like a book (you're bitter and lonely and take it out on others and they let you because of your cane.) He earns the hate he gets because of his pettiness and abuse of power, but in the end, just like House, he was right. House's addiction did end up costing him and those around him quite a lot. And even though his last words to House were most likely about having one last petty "win" over him, there was an element of truth to it and House knew it, as you can tell by his reaction.

[@tindroyes]

yes! thank you! ... everyone saying how much they hate Tritter, when he is EXACTLY like House, who abuse power, and intimidates people into doing what he thinks its right ... he's right too (and in this scene, Cuddy could have prevented her house being torned apart by a car xD)

[@pirobot668beta]

The way House looks at Tritter after his "Good Luck"; House doesn't want to trust what he just said, but then he realizes that Tritter is being 100%. One doesn't often see House with that kind of look on his face.

[@berekexer56]

Nah, it's just a premeditated speech designed to be a hail mary. Just so happened that House fit the bill in his own mind.

[@RandomCarrot2806]

@@tindroyes People hate Tritter because House suffers the consequences for his actions, Tritter doesn't.

[@mattiaserra1179]

@@tindroyes house abuses power to cure people, tritter abused power to destroy a man's life just because he didn't like the way he was treated

[@Sai4651]

I have a feeling the judge knew about Tritter and knew that he has a tendency to destroy lives because he takes things personal.

[@TheAustinGuy]

Hell yeah

[@TheAustinGuy]

Imagine these real life cops and what they do to real people

[@joeofmacabre07]

@@TheAustinGuy "some" cops. Don't generalize that all cops are like that, dude

[@okarifox]

@@joeofmacabre07 Some, or most?

[@joeofmacabre07]

@@okarifox I'm pretty sure I typed some in my previous reply.

[@bubbaguy4411]

"You ever trust an addict...?" asks the guy who was chomping on nicotine gum because of an addiction....

[@eliotalderson7889]

Nicotine is not really an addiction

[@bubbaguy4411]

@@eliotalderson7889 On the contrary, it is.

[@eliotalderson7889]

@@bubbaguy4411 yea...but nothing copmpared to meth and cocaien...no damage either

[@hughjanus9557]

@@eliotalderson7889 he is addicted to tobacco. The fact that he still chews nicotine gum proves he is still addicted.

[@eliotalderson7889]

@@hughjanus9557 i dont consider smoking to be an addiction

[@MovieManOfPetersham]

David Morse was excellent in this, excellent in *“The Green Mile”* and excellent in *“The Negotiator”.* He is an extremely underrated actor that deserves more credit than he gets.

[@scottknode898]

He was also a good villain in The Rock in 1996 along side Ed Harris as other main villain going against Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage.

[@undersolo]

And he was a great George Washington (see the John Adams series).

[@MrCk1234567890]

Don’t forget Disturbia

[@mauz791]

@@MrCk1234567890 agreed

[@Ravenbones]

And 16 blocks

[@tadsanders5043]

"You have better friends than you deserve" Great comment. And I'm glad the Cop wished him luck after all, House did have 2 spend a night in jail.

[@MG-ok2bn]

did you not listen he did have to spend a night in jail cause he walked out earlier to deal with a case pay attention

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

What Tritter did here is genius. He knows perfectly well House isn't intimidated or scared. By putting on an act of being nice, he's robbed House of the satisfaction of beating him. That's both genius and hilariously evil.

[@BM-wf9uf]

Hugh did a great job selling it to. The way House's expression changes, he felt robbed by Tritter taking the final high road.

[@jimmy2k4o]

That’s the most cynical interpretation of anything I’ve ever heard

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

@@jimmy2k4o "The power of accurate observation is called cynicism by those who have not got it." -- George Bernard Shaw

[@cynthiadavid5282]

Both excellant actors

[@TehGamesaver]

@@NoJusticeNoPeace Ironic you quote a guy talking about not having something and therefore not realizing it's right there, but in quoting someone else your comment is also not yours, which makes anything you say a lie and invalid. Someone else's brilliant quote means nothing if it's used in a retarded way like you used it.

[@lewisdavidson571]

Cruddy ranting at him could just be turned around immediately. “You used the rectal thermometer on him!” “After he tripped my cane and caused me to hurt my face. He provoked me first in terms of assault...”

[@bofo408]

I hated how she just glossed over this part of the story. Tritter elevated a war of words to a physical altercation

[@ziacarmen]

It was all Cuddy and Stacy' s fault.

[@stetsonherrick8090]

You know what's REAL dumb? House didn't exclaim that due to Tritter's Nicotine Gum being minty, his mouth temp would not be accurate because mint in your mouth cools considerably. Rectal was his only option at that point for expedience.

[@HeNrYTG50]

@@stetsonherrick8090 He did? The problem is he just left the thermometer there for who knows how long.

[@rosencain]

@@stetsonherrick8090 I've warned nurses at my doc's office about chewing gum when they went to take a temp. They always tell me it doesn't matter. I asked my doctor about that and he told me it actually warms the mouth when you chew. The coolness you get when you initially start on a piece of gum is a chemical reaction and even if it were to cool the mouth then after 3 minutes the strength of the mint is diminished. Proof - the gum is pliable , it doesn't firm up in the mouth like it would if you stuck it in the fridge for 10 minutes. So oral would have affected the temp, just not in the way we all think. We taste mint and are wired for "cool"

[@birdyboy1900]

“I’m also certain that knowing Dr. House, he must have done something to set you off” I love that his reputation extended to the judge 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Emerl18]

It didn't. Anyone with functioning eyeballs can see how House always acts. She said that due to what she personally saw him doing even in her presence.

[@birdyboy1900]

@@Emerl18 true but I figured it’s also because House got sued plenty of times throughout his career

[@someguyontheinternet1093]

@@Emerl18 the amount of times house does something insane that would catch someone with a revoked license and a laundry list of malpractice histories it would be a wonder if the judge didnt have a counter for *how long has it been since house did something*

[@DracoDracok]

In a way, both parties lost here. House- gets put through so much crap from Tritter, his own co-worker turns on him, the detective doesn't get any kind of punishment for all the things he did to him, still has to spend a night in jail, and doesn't even get the reaction he wants from Tritter in their last exchange between each other. Tritter- watches as his entire case gets destroyed in front of his eyes and shows him becoming desperate for the first time, his confidence and cockiness are torn to pieces by a secondary person other than House calling him out for his behavior which means everything he's ever said or bragged to the doctor is now meaningless, has to look into the eyes of the man he's been trying to put away and say good luck and that he hopes he's wrong about him

[@gracecalis5421]

That's not what I see at all. Yeah, Tritter was disappointed, but in the end he is just like House. Cares more about the principles they lay down rather than the actual law. In this case, Tritter wanted only to humiliate House the way House humiliated him, under a veil of pursuit of justice and upholding the law. He got the last laugh; House was expecting steam to burst off his ears in that last bit, but he didn't even get the satisfaction of that, because Tritter knows he got what he wanted, and all House got was night in jail.

[@rosaevee274]

A fitting end, really. Both House and Tritter kept trying to rationalize their actions but the truth is they were just being petty to each other, House more so in the beginning and Tritter more so after that. Turns out nobody wins in a pissing contest. Go figure.

[@bonnierussell7824]

@@rosaevee274 Excellent answer, Steve.

[@WrektSK]

@@gracecalis5421 if you think house spending ONE night in jail (and for a completely unrelated reason too) was a win for Tritter, you need to get off that weed.

[@gracecalis5421]

@@WrektSK the point you

[@Elthenar]

I love this judge. She was about to go off but had to snap her professionalism back into place

[@Windrays]

"I guess I never expected it to go this far," as Cuddy shoots a death glare at Tritter.

[@krokso519]

That last line of Tritter was brillant, the whole time they portrayed him as a villain, but villains don't exist in real life, not really. His last line made him real, the actor nailed it, he really seemed to hope he was wrong and wanted to believe a free House is better for everyone. Well done writers!

[@TheUnseenPath]

Villains do exist in real life, all the time. Most of them in office. I believe we stopped one in 1945, was it?

[@guardianofsummerset451]

@@TheUnseenPath No we didn't, the villain won, then fabricated a history about being the hero, the struggler, the victim. They were always on top, most of the actors and even the characters in this series are from the same club that won in 45. They dominate every position of power and wealth in the west, and it didn't began in 1946.

[@cynthiadavid5282]

House is house he never changes love this guy he is a great actor

[@saraterandelgado1727]

That is the comment I was looking for! :)

[@romanboi3115]

@@guardianofsummerset451 They are now the untouchables, you cant criticize their actions or you will be punsihed. Sounds like villainy to me.

[@AsianDawg46]

House's smile at 4:48 is just perfect, that moment he realized that despite the fact that the mere act of apologizing is something that was done so infrequently that it surprised him, Wilson was always his friend, he was always supporting House, it's just *mwah*

[@derschafer1012]

I like that the judge knew Cuddy was lying to save House. I think she was about to say “My suspicion is your boss is lying for you.” But she decided to subtly let House know that she could have easily sent him to trial and got Cuddy on charges of perjury by saying “My suspicion is you have better friends than you deserve.”, implying that he should be grateful that she stuck her neck out for him. Very well written scene and superb acting. Tritter’s softened expression and slightly furrowed brow as he wishes House “Good luck.” and the faint smile after he says “I hope I am wrong about you.” conveys sincerity and really saves his character.

[@mankeez5892]

I don't think it saves his character. Even if Tritter was trying to act in House's best interest, landing him in jail for years and years isn't the way to do it. He was primarily serving his own interest of fucking over House.

[@itsryderbabey8885]

Tritter tried to put a morally innocent man who will save hundreds of “un-saveable” people in his career in prison for 10+ years, effectively dooming those people to death over petty bullshit. I have no sympathy for him.

[@Snipergoat1]

Morally innocent my ass. House should (and would in any remotely believable scenario) have his license permanently revoked and prison time.

[@DelcoRanz93]

@@Snipergoat1 And Tritter should have lost his badge for police intimidation, misuse of police resources and abuse of power.

[@johnmcmanus2447]

Then neither of them are morally innocent. House, for all the good he does, still has flaws. Taking prescription medications without prescription being one of the main flaws, which ties into his other flaws. He's an addict. Plain and simple

[@DelcoRanz93]

@@johnmcmanus2447 At least House made a few efforts to try and kick his addiction, If he had gone with full on amputation instead of Stacy deciding to undergo the bypass and remove the dead muscle from his leg, he probably wouldn't have become addicted to Vicodin in the first place. So in essence, it's Stacy's fault that House got addicted to painkillers.

[@johnmcmanus2447]

Wasn't it House that didn't want the amputation, causing him to get hooked on vicodin? Didn't Stacy and Cuddy want him to get the amputation?

[@TheRPGenius]

There's a lot of reasons for why Tritter is such an effective antagonist. He's a good mirror of the protagonist, acting like House in many ways, especially in being a petty, self-important bully. He's got strong writers behind his dialogue. He came much more believably close to winning than any other adversary House faced. He's smart and manipulative. The actor playing him is extremely talented. But far beyond any other reason, I think that Tritter is a terrific villain who provokes a strong and invested response in the audience for the simple reason that, when you get right down to it, regardless of his petty vices and bad motives...Tritter is completely right about House.

[@nepu47]

I totally agree with you. Though If i can request more, I wanted him being more like House, who is really really obssessed with misteries, so reacts to "symptoms" and push it to limits for sloving it. And make everyone in show know that this is not just about vendetta, but this is a false "diagnosis" by a talented detective. That would make intersting dynamism to characters.

[@HulklingsBoyfriend]

People defending Tritter when all he was was a sad little narcissist who thought he knew more about medical science than House did and had a tantrum because he didn't get his way as a bully.

[@pokewiz309]

Bingo

[@elbertcamerino9229]

bazinga!

[@phenomenaldouchebag6520]

Yeah. a chronic narcissism is too ugly for our social health

[@scowler92]

Tritter was to Princeton Plainsboro what the DEA is to Pain Management Centers in real life.

[@momsspaghetti834]

I mean he has the right to be angry with house tho

[@MrNegima10]

Realest judge ever

[@LavLightKnight]

Zhepard nah, a real judge would have proceeded to a trial, just because he was duped by Cuddi doesn’t mean he didn’t commit a crime. If you rob a bank you won’t get away with it if they just hand you fake money

[@MajinMist603]

​@@LavLightKnight kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4iVioqni9WHaqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6fEZICpZ9CakNE Yet the US Government sells and takes drugs from other countries which the process of doing so most likely disrupt stability in the countries , It is called the " War on Drugs" ( they did it in Loas when Vietnam war was going on and they did it again with afghan) but yea you don't see those people in court/prison ( fyi US government has started a few drug issue within the state like in the 70s , 90s , early 2000s to present day ). They got people hooked which destroyed lives and family's , they got troops killed and they got innocent people in the cross fire and last but not least they make billions off of it but when a few people who try some drugs who are hurt or they trying to make some money just like the US government is doing or the pill company's its oh so wrong ......... They been doing this shit since the 1950s , your lawful good is flawed if you don't bring up the main crime lords and governments ...............

[@alaapsarkar]

No, 1st of all that evidence which Cuddi provided wouldn't be allowed in the 1st place.

[@alexeytsybyshev9459]

5:31 Objection, calls for speculation.

[@6YJI9]

Yeah I was surprised House's lawyer didn't object to that.

[@Ramza941]

@@6YJI9 The answer to that question would aid House. Why would he object? Lawyers intervene with objections to assist the witness. Cuddy was handing that DA his ass and he knew it lol

[@Alucard-gt1zf]

Olbohn how would admiting house broke the law help his argument?

[@GrieverTheGF]

@@Alucard-gt1zf because the case isn't about whether he stole, it's about him stealing oxycotin. Since he didn't, the case is dismissed. That's the judge's view I assume.

[@casey6556]

Olbohn If House didn’t already know the patient was dead, you could try to assemble the argument that he didn’t actually steal the pills and was in fact delivering them properly. He obviously wasn’t, but any sliver of reasonable doubt is to the benefit of the defendant.

[@MedhatNagy.]

Cuddy ain't a snitch 🖤

[@poseidon808]

No but she is a perjurer which I'm pretty sure makes her a felon, it also makes her complicit in House's activities which could implement her in the case and she could face all the same charges as House

[@ANProductionsOfficialChannel]

I'm such a huge fan of the actor who played Tritter. I've never seen him give a bad performance! I don't hate Tritter at all. He's right on MANY MANY things. How he went about it was wrong. A true man of integrity would have seen House trying and take a step back. But it did show growth with him too. "I hope I'm wrong about you." It may not sound like much, but that's a man who has just been slapped hard on the wrist for going too far, and has accepted it. That makes Tritter, in my opinion, an extremely respectable man.

[@Bmanritchie]

AN Productions - You should see him in Dancer In the Dark. THAT is a hate-worthy (in a good way) performance.

[@Nick-jb4xi]

Never trust a junkie. And look at what House did in later seasons... Tritter was right... and then some

[@alexanderkuptsov6117]

Tritter is a police version of House. He shouldn't be hated and moreover, he is actually right throughout the whole case. By that episode we have already developed liking for House so we want him to win. But if we imagine for a moment that this is real life and not a skillfully crafted script, then, assuming that House's behavior is typically drug-seeking, we can say that he really is dangerous.

[@peisenxu952]

Fandom shitters hate anything that so much as touches the protagonists *shrug* I agree with you, only wish more people weren't almost rabid in their decision making lol

[@firesong7825]

@@alexanderkuptsov6117 Except he wasn't dangerous and was saving lives every single day. All Tritter did was abuse his power and stop House from being able to do his job properly.

[@amct1019]

8:17 Whenever I watch this scene I always think of Morgan Freeman’s narration of The Shawshank Redemption; “the colossal prick even managed to sound magnanimous”.

[@raghavendraravi6866]

Cuddy giving pep talk to House with absolute conviction is the best part of this episode.

[@AnhTrieu90]

"Tritter keeps opening doors for you and you keep slamming them shut. If you want to stay out of prison, you gotta make one yourself." I didn't realize until now that Cuddy was the one put the idea in his head.

[@madrazz8888]

David Morse always pops up unexpectedly in movies and TV shows and every time I'm delighted to see him. Excellent actor. Very soft spoken, but at the same time has a clear presence on set.

[@mauz791]

Agreed. The Green Mile shows him as a great protagonist, and he's a great villain in House and Disturbia.

[@randomindividual769]

I hate how tritter acted like he wasn't just abusing his power. When the case was dismissed he high roaded House and acted like the saint with heroic intentions.

[@Justin-ui5ti]

​ @Boris Horvat Tritter was a guy that did what he had to do to take down criminals. Not the ordinary but the hard-assed remorseless type. They specialized in different things and also isolated themselves like this. This is what Tritter saw: I a guy with an attitude problem, seemed to do drugs and seems a bit off. House did abuse the system and forged signatures and also abused the prescriptions. Some might say Tritter was acting petty, but in the end Tritter is the same as House which is that he does whatever it takes to take down the problem. House it is patients and for Tritter, criminals. House does some morally and ethically questionable things at times which is borderline on legality, but many times it works out in the end. Likely the same for Tritter in which he is petty to take down criminals.

[@randomindividual769]

@@Justin-ui5ti But Tritter was shown, time and time again that House was not a criminal that needed to be taken down. Tritter was not skimming borders on ethics because of a hardened criminal. He was doing so because he was petty. House even accepted the deal Tritter had laid out but Tritter rejected it because that wasn't enough for him anymore. If he really wanted to take House down because he really believed House was a criminal, he would've stopped when House came to him in his office. He also would NOT have gotten anyone that wasn't House involved. Literally froze accounts, framed or tried to incriminate people that had little to do with what was going on. Not to mention that a lot of those prescriptions were totally legal and his condition provable. Had House treated him normally, Tritter wouldn't have even tried anything against House, showing he wasn't ever after a criminal in his mind. That and Tritter tripped House first. Escalating it into a physical altercation. Tritter acted this way not because he was just like House, ignoring ethics to save lives. Tritter ignored ethics to ruin lives. He was petty. The judge even seeing through Tritters arrogance in thinking she'd side with him. You could go as far as say that Tritter had done this before because of how fast he acted and how quick he was to try and ruin the lives of several people. Edit: I just noticed you had @ ed someone. Was this reply meant for me? Either way, good day. 👍

[@Justin-ui5ti]

@@randomindividual769 Indeed. But ultimately House isn’t except either. The drug behavior and that time he almost got a patient killed because he didn’t have his drug then shooting in the morgue etc. The reality is that Tritter eyed down on his enemy and then did whatever it takes to take him down. He likely saw House’s behavior in him, and decided to take him down in a way that he knew would work on people like House or like him. Not going to say that he was in the right because he did overstep. But at the same time, forging signatures, betraying the trust of your friends, abusing the system. If there was another group involved both Tritter and House would likely get in trouble and thrown in prison for abuse.

[@randomindividual769]

@@Justin-ui5ti While I do agree that House was abusing his power to a degree and acted dangerously due to his pain and drug use, I think Tritter over stepped like you said. And yes if there had been another group involved both of these two would have gotten in trouble.

[@Justin-ui5ti]

@@randomindividual769 The things that I believe that Tritter overstepped where this: The cane kicking which was started when he though House wasn’t taking his case seriously due to the unprofessionalism. Had he known that House would’ve never let him go unless he was sure of him being fine, then Tritter would’ve not done that. The car arrest was also petty. He just wanted to get even with House. He did offer House a chance to apologize for the thermo incident which House declined and so Tritter went after him. Then they would be even. But then Tritter finds the drugs. He then remembers House’s attitude and him taking the med in front of him which he likely noted as odd but not indicative of abuse. After seeing those pills and the first experience with House, then Tritter begins to think that House is a doctor with a substance problem. Then he instigated the search and finds the stash. Then he notices the signs of forgery and then goes to Wilson to ask. Then he gives Wilson to explain the forgeries that even Wilson was appalled and dismayed to see. Wilson doesn’t give in though he feels betrayed by House. Tritter then begins to see Wilson as an enabler and then begins to think that perhaps the doctors in the hospital are enabling House’s abuse. He then offers each of House’s team a chance to testify. Then when they refuse, he goes after them. In Tritter’s eyes he sees Wilson in House’s team that despite the clear signs of abuse, they’ll still back him so he goes after them to get them to break. Then afterwards he focuses on Wilson and pushes him hard. Then Wilson comes to him for a deal after House’s reaction to Wilson’s anger over the forgeries and after the pressures. The deal is quite generous actually. House pleads guilty, goes to rehab, then still can practice medicine. Tritter offered it then House blows him off. Then the act of House prescribing the meds of a dead man to himself which Tritter catches. Then that broke the camel’s back and Tritter said the deal was off and he had every intent to ending this. House realizes that he screwed up and tries to rehab and apologize but Tritter doesn’t believe him and says no deal because he thinks that House can’t change. The only reason why House got off was because Cuddy did perjury. In the end Tritter saw this: a doctor with an issue of abusing drugs and committed clear malpractice. Colleagues that would hide this and lie and also commit perjury to back him so they are enablers to House’s addiction. In the end Tritter simply saw all of that, and told House that he hopes that he is wrong about him. Tritter saw the train wreck that House was going to be in. How all the people around him fed into his addiction. While he wasn’t able to see all the good House did, he did see of his actions will make crash and burn. He hoped that he was wrong about House despite what he saw. But in the end, it happened like he thought it would. So Tritter was right

[@jonathanrozario1862]

I remember watching the tritter vs House episodes.Really scared me cause Tritter was winning

[@kimberlys8422]

When House got home and Twitter raided his apartment, I was like JEEBUS.

[@jonathanrozario1862]

@@kimberlys8422 yeah me too.And Chase was starting to turn against him

[@kimberlys8422]

Probably because he jealous Cameron had a crush on him.

[@jonathanrozario1862]

@@kimberlys8422 plus he punched Chase

[@kimberlys8422]

Chase punched him too. That was hilarious

[@Admiral_Wolf]

1:00 she can speak faster then eminems rap

[@jacobsan]

sama lama duma

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

Because she was going to go off.

[@regalshot.2423]

Lol

[@WinterFox1000]

Watching Tritter get screwed over in the end there was so satisfying to watch, dude over stepped his boundaries so many times I was surprised he managed to keep his job.

[@jimmy2k4o]

How did he overstep his boundaries?

[@someguyontheinternet1093]

@@jimmy2k4o stalking, intimidation, arrest based on false allegations, allegations of illegal narcotics(it is assumed that House is an open user of vicodine and a legal one) though this one is kinda justifiable as he caught house speeding with no license but at the same time stalking and other miscellaneous things really

[@Justin-ui5ti]

@@someguyontheinternet1093 ​ @Boris Horvat Tritter was a guy that did what he had to do to take down criminals. Not the ordinary but the hard-assed remorseless type. They specialized in different things and also isolated themselves like this. This is what Tritter saw. I a guy with an attitude problem, seemed to do drugs and seems a bit off. House did abuse the system and foraged signatures and also abused the prescriptions. Some might say Tritter was acting petty and overstepped, but in the end Tritter is the same as House which is that he does whatever it takes to take down the problem. House it is patients and for Tritter, criminals. House does some morally and ethically questionable things at times which is borderline on legality, but many times it works out in the end. Likely the same for Tritter in which he is petty to take down criminals. But ultimately Tritter was right about House, especially near the end.

[@RylanStorm]

Lets be real here, Tritter assaults House when he kicks his cane out from under him. House disrespects him so he abuses his badge. In real life House would have just told the booking officer that Tritter was offended when he treated him for an STD. Tritter would be the laughing stock of the precinct, the booking officer would have kept House in overnight to look after his fellow officer and that would be it. The conflict would have had the warrant overturned and deemed illegal. Freezing personal funds just wouldn't happen. Tritter is a bent cop. God knows what he does to people who don't have the funds for lawyers that House does.

[@Joshpower57]

​@@someguyontheinternet1093 Stalking is difficult to prove in a court of law, house forged signatures and was on vicodin when he went 15mph over the speed limit in a neighborhood. Tritter legitimately considered house to be a threat to patients. In tritters defense, house is definitely an addict and he definitely almost got patients killed over his addiction. Tritter is 100% correct that doctors are covering for him. The fact house wouldn't just do two months in rehab spoke volumes to me. Tritter even admitted that it started out personal, but after seeing how house acts on the daily, the guy was on his way to getting people killed.

[@alexhobbs2352]

Got off on drug charges but guilty on contempt of court. Could it have gone any other way?

[@poseidon808]

Very easily. Had Cuddy not lied under oath he would've been charged, had the show not taken into account that it wasn't just that one incident this case was about multiple incidents, they had House perfectly, it'd be the easiest court case ever for that detective, they proved he was guilty of fraud to obtain the narcotics on multiple occasions.

[@phazondude117]

thanks for listening our requests and for uploading these scenes

[@VDA19]

" People like you... even your actions lie. " Really powerful words that would apply to a couple people I know

[@poseidon808]

It was also true for House, drug addicts all have similar qualities

[@perfectcell2418]

Lisa Edelstein is so underrated in this show.

[@T1J]

its weird how Tritter is treated like the villain in this arc even tho he's basically right the whole time, i mean they literally had to commit perjury to win

[@fishfossils8858]

But his actions were not, in fact, he should be in jail for said actions 1. Misuse of police funding (pretty obvious that) 2. Abuse of position (when Tritter is flashing his badge to see confidential records without a warrant, having houses coworkers bank accounts frozen, and other things) 3. Police intimidation (this isn’t exactly illegal, but it can get officers fined, and suspended, and at worst fired) 4. Bribery (this also ties into 2, when he offers Foreman his brothers freedom) 5. False allegations (for a police officer this is illegal, and Tritter making up things about house, pulling him over for no reason, and filing that houses coworkers said things they didn’t say can all land him in prison for up to ten years) Im sure theres other things Tritter did that were illegal, but as you can see, Tritter was clearly the bad guy here, all in the name of getting revenge, just bitter vengeance, not even because he had a reason, but as house said, he’s miserable, and throws his weight around because of it

[@JaimeGonzalezBarojas]

Both were right and wrong at the same time. Tritter was in the right when talking ONLY about House's vicodin addiction, but he was using a valid case just to get revenge on someone who didn't give him the respect he thinks he deserves. House was in the wrong when talking about his addiction, i know, he has extreme pain and his body slowly got dependent to vicodin to the point of having to take many pills just to make manageable the pain, but he was basically high on vicodin 24/7, a doctor shouldn't be high on work hours, being high 24/7 is a big problem for a doctor, but house was right on the morale aspect, because he wasnt being judged because of a fair reason, he was chased by someone who just wanted to take revenge on him for not giving him the respect he thinks he deserves. We only root for house because he is the MC, but if this happened IRL the story would be waaaaay too different.

[@TheReal_GigaChad]

He's not, but go on...

[@psychotic6708]

Twitter was wrong, he tripped House initially. But House and his ego screwed him over in the end by being arrogant.

[@RandomCarrot2806]

@@fishfossils8858 Don't forget that every step of the way it was Tritter that escalated the situation. It baffles me that people defend Tritter, he resorted to physical violence because a doctor walking with a cane was rude to him and when that didn't work he decided that doing anything and everything he could to destroy that doctor's life was a morally just thing to do.

[@baydost89]

Recently i watched the entire serie again. I only skipped these eight episodes in which tritter tries to hunt house because it was quite stressfull to watch.

[@baibhavbhatta1908]

Which season??

[@sallytran2304]

Same

[@Notherhild]

@@baibhavbhatta1908 season 3

[@shivasankpal7582]

Send me the series [e-mail]

[@englandsensation]

I love Cuddy. I wish House listened to her more.

[@deepsleep7822]

@england: I agree with you up to a point. Sometimes Cuddy would get to emotionally involved that it clouded her thinking.

[@idfk5516]

Caddy’s acting is amazing and fantastic

[@seize3]

That tie does NOT go with that shirt. I'm sorry but I had to say it

[@hitokiribattousai111]

It's not that terrible, the combo has been seen before.

[@josephhoward4697]

Who cares?

[@emmaontoast]

Best outfit imo

[@rebeccabirch6130]

House is such an interesting character- I remember watching this show when it was airing with my mom, and I do love that they decided to go the "No, House is a horrible asshole who does good things sometimes" route instead of trying to go the "he's REALLY good!" path. That being said... Tritter is a special kind of jerk. House was a dick to him, of course, but abusing his power as a Detective to pursue him on drug charges like this when the only person House is dealing to is himself is beyond House being a jerk. I also commend the actor who played Tritter; it takes a great actor to play someone so unlikable.

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

I love the moral greys of the characters in this show. House is full of ego and pride, and butt up to Tritter full of same. I loved this square-off. And I think Tritter meant it at the end, and House when the judge told him he has better friends than he deserves and when Tritter told him “Good luck” I think it was a turning point for House to realize that he was not so “excusable” simply because he is brilliant mind and exemplary at diagnoses.

[@amirael-komy6638]

The judge seems like a good person.

[@Nick-jb4xi]

That's how you know it's television

[@gentlemanvontweed7147]

@@Nick-jb4xi Because anyone who pursues a career in law is inherently unethical.

[@Nick-jb4xi]

being good and being ethical don't line up as often as you'd expect.

[@gentlemanvontweed7147]

@@Nick-jb4xi Ah sorry, I didn't realise this was about "good" as in skill level.

[@Nick-jb4xi]

Goodness - moral excellence; virtue; kindly feeling; generosity. You will frequently find judges very lacking in the latter 2, at least. Courts have a strong tendency to crush poor people, and favor rich/connected people. Judges are a large part of that. (not all, of course) Simply put, they don't treat the people before them as they would expect to be treated. That is a universal standard for goodness.

[@vishnucharan1304]

Best TV show ever

[@randomclipsandstuff7203]

Best ended Tv show

[@crazygirltash731]

Vishnu Charan Agreed!!

[@Aaron-he3oj]

Y’all haven’t seen Breaking Bad have you?

[@audraelynnegrimmelhaussen8808]

hahaha I love the look on Titter's face when the judge basically told him to deal with it :D

[@shadyatem]

When cuddy said in the other episode to tritter “you punish the innocent” even though he called her out about everyone covering for house, she was right imo, he was punishing the innocent, the patients, the ones house and Wilson save and treat every day suffer. House brought on a lot of this himself but the actions trigger took towards Wilson especially had effects on his sick patients. Tritter wanted to prove a point. I’m glad he’s gone now, good antagonist but he was acting for selfish reasons too.

[@Vastspartan]

Uh no. Realistically, House would have been in prison with a revoked medical license. No hospital will deal with these type of employees

[@MrBalor89]

Lol starting from 6:53 it was like a mom solving an arguement between her 2 sons. - "You are not as special as you think, young man. Michael, I'm sure Gregory has done something to set you off, but you will have to live with it. End of arguement *bangs gavel*. Gregory, for not arriving on time you will be grounded for 1 day."

[@f0xyLuv]

I used to hate him but after a rewatch, I kinda like him as a villain. He's very similar to House - both are smart and cunning, both are manipulative assholes and both act the way they do because of their own principles... and nothing is ever going to change that. The main difference between them is that Tritter has more power and knows when to back down but House has more "friends" covering his ass and is actually addicted.

[@fristi61]

You took the words out of my metaphorical internet comment mouth there :)

[@dan-5678]

Your profile picture is absolutely adorable

[@alexanderkuptsov6117]

How is he a villain? House did humiliate him and House IS dangerous (the fact that it always gets balanced by his co-workers and other people around him doesn't make him un-dangerous).

[@fristi61]

@@alexanderkuptsov6117 He is a "villain" in the storytelling sense: an antagonist.

[@ItsMeStrider]

@@alexanderkuptsov6117 I'm willing to bet house saved more people during his career than tritter. Also willing to bet tritter endangered way more people than house just by being a cop. House humiliated him because he literally tripped a cripple because he thinks he knows more medicine than said cripple who is regarded as a legendary doctor. Tritter projected the fuck out of himself on house.

[@endlessacrificedsons]

If that's the last we saw of Tritter, then it would seem he's actually a decent guy.

[@minichota7803]

@White Ice Tv you're

[@Hiei2k7]

*about 10 years later* Detective Tritter is on trial for shooting an unarmed black teen...

[@Delta-ei7im]

Or a manipulative prick.

[@fatty1040]

"Decent" Guy 😂😂😂😂😂 He's like house except worse since he has an "official" position in the Law

[@JoahTheThread5ive]

@@Hiei2k7 I doubt he would do that.

[@skernilmpmcplorgins2185]

Me watching court case: Top right corner: Is iT LuPuS ?¿

[@gama343]

What's really amazing about the whole Tritter saga is that House didn't burn this man's whole life to the ground. It would have been easy for him. Hell, I'm surprised that Cuddy didn't sue, or at least get a restraining order, after he harassed House's team while they were working, on his time off.

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

I loved that judge. And Tritter: Dr. House, I hope I’m wrong about you. Me to Season 8 writers later on: ... REALLY!!?

[@fabiobonetta5454]

David Morse is just great. What an underrated actor

[@AcceptableGamer]

David Morse played Tritter's character very well, however I can never take him seriously as a bad person because I saw his performance in the Green Mile first.

[@TheBarber5550]

It doesn't make sense to me when people see an actor play a certain character and then they can't let go of that character. It's like y'all don't see David Morse as his own separate person. He can act out different characters. It seems like people can't accept that.

[@CalculatedMediocrity]

While I have never been in legal trouble I felt the "you have better friends than you deserve" comment. Also that "Good Luck" comment hits home hard.

[@ChipandTucker]

Morse is a brilliant actor and he Carries the weight of Tritter with a combination of passionate zealotry and bird dog detective instincts, and it makes him quite believable and a significant danger to House. Great character!

[@19Rick91]

House VS Tritter, amazing mental chess game interaction. I love House and Tritter as Individual characters. We got a whole series to get to know House, but the development of Tritter as an adversary, specially the "Feuding Brothers" dynamic against House, due to their similarities, Make this "story arc" one of my favorites.

[@tacokoneko]

right around 6:21 when cuddy introduces hearsay as a witness is when this episode goes full TV courtroom 😹

[@unstepintime]

No one else mentions that it all started when the cop tripped House. And why did he trip him because House diagnosed what was wrong with him without doing a test. Its House, he can do those things..

[@thomasfholland]

And one more intense scene for this epic series. In a league of it’s own.

[@TheBestMovieAlive]

10yrs for taking some oxy from a deceased patient? Lol and I was facing 50yrs for growing some pot. The system is so messed up.

[@JuanCastillo-yu8gv]

yup and like someone said further up in the comments 10yrs for taking the prescription from a dead patient but only around 5yrs for killing someone. the system is beyond fucked.

[@lukesvideogameletsplays4416]

I don't understand how someone can be sentenced to 10 years in prison for this. Seems excessive to me.

[@WarringFighter]

Luke Luke drug dealing is a pretty severe crime in the US, a doctor stealing it from a hospital and dealing it? OOF

[@scottknode898]

Luke Luke it’s a felony and can be charged under the law any way the judges deems fit. A lot of drug users or dealers who sell or use can get their sentences up because of selling and having a illegal controlled substance without a prescription is illegal. Stealing prescriptions is a felony and if forge paper work to he drugs is a felony. Under the influence of a known controlled substance could be factored in to the charges

[@PR--un4ub]

Disproportionate sentencing (unless you are wealthy and/or connected) is a common practice in the United States.

[@cloudysky82]

for anyone confused at 8:35 when the voice over said "they got the men in jail" she really said meningeal, I had the CC on, and they got it right.

[@MathStringInputOutpu]

I was looking everywhere for a theory on what Tritter felt at the end there. From the surface I felt Tritter came to his senses and decided to drop his vengeance and since House had to go to rehab anyway, his secondary purpose is still achieved.

[@brothgurlegion4229]

legal eagle has taught me this is not how courts work. 1. cant randomly bring evidence in last second 2. (and im about 75% sure about this one) that most of those questions were leading the witness. So, OBJECTION!!

[@YaroLord]

i have played every phoenix wright game so i confirm this guy's comment is valid

[@TheLockon00]

"People like you... even your actions lie."

[@anthonydooleyii7678]

Deep comment honestly.

[@Poofi3_841]

8:19 powerfull moment IMO. Triter saying good luck....House could not believe his ears.

[@Slemoster]

Everyone hated Tritter but their last interaction at the end there was some nice character building for him. He recognised he had lost but rather than double down, he accepted it.

[@matthewhurton3889]

It’s so funny tritter acts like he’s being magnanimous at the end. Like no you lost your petty case

[@MKUltraXOXO-c3r]

I love that short scene where house has to show the nurses the inside of the empty bag lol. Brings back some bad memories 🥲

[@wolverineftw]

He should’ve gone to court on the initial charge, the pills Tritter found in his pockets would have been tossed because he didn’t have legal grounds to search him

[@zionsimanian9310]

I love this scene yo, the judges decision makes a lot of sense at the end of the day. House is obviously guilty of disrespecting Triter and a ton of other people but at the end of the day fighting back against Cuddy makes no sense since that would interrupt the entire hospital just because Triter (and others) were slighted. House is real real lucky he’s smart

[@zionsimanian9310]

Also love that around 7:40 Triter taps his finger down as the exact same time as the Judge slamming the gavel

[@mathewdeering]

Missed the best bit. In the jail cell the next day when 'voldemort' brings in House's meds. When Wilson finds out he was getting slipped vicodin the whole time :D

[@RA-gv3ys]

07:03 man that lady showing that she's deservedly sitting on that chair. All her deductions - about House, his friends, Tritter, the whole case - were spot on💥🔥🔥🙌🏻

[@Rocky231-q8r]

A lot of people are arguing that tritter is not wrong about about house, and kind of seeing tritter actions as valid. But you are forgetting how it all started! well yes, house is rude/cranky with some patients, because he is completely confident about his diagnosis. But just because he is rude, doesn't mean that the patient can ASSAULT THE DOCTOR, right! I mean, None of this would have happened IF TRITTER DID NOT TRIP HIS CANE!! Like, come on, why does he have to do that to a Doctor he is getting prescribed from? As he is a cop, he can do anything he wants to anyone? If he has problem with not doing a test, then without assaulting him, he should have directly gone to the head of the hospital and should have given a complaint for not doing the test, and may be requested an apology. Keeping House character aside, I think It was just so arrogant of Tritter to assault his doctor in the first place, So I kinda think he got what he deserved(got shoved) for doing that! You threw the ball and it fell ON YOU, you cannot blame the ball for hitting you, when it was you that threw the ball, right.

[@xatzpskl]

Such a shame that all actors who play bad and hated people often never get credited enough

[@tylersanders2388]

The funniest part is that house is absolutely in every way guilty

[@Freedom2828]

Can we get house to come back as a one off special episode? The world's waited long enough😀

[@IWasWatching]

Let it be over. It's okay when things are over.

[@Freedom2828]

Jourdy Wongtrakun I envision House working part time in some third world call centre, selling I.T packages or iPhone 😃 Wilson would have been cured of his illness, & still would be a field doctor Cuddy s boyfriend would track house down and offer him a new identity Forman would be dead and chase would be struggling to coup with day to day things. HOUSES arch enemy that police officer would be trying to track house down and proof his alive, only for house to outsmart him over and over again.

[@IsaiahPZ4199]

I was thinking that they should make a House so we can see the aftermath of Wilson's death, such as if House has accepted to embrace the pain of losing someone or to go back to taking vicodin and other drugs.

[@TehGamesaver]

What more can you ask from House? Wilson is actually dead and House is legally dead. What do you with a guy who can't do anything?

[@norgiemetzinger1421]

I wish Kadeem Hardison was in more stuff. Underrated and under utilized actor.

[@SupaEMT134]

I wish this show was still on the air

[@frailty7280]

honestly, why hasn't house canonically won any awards? I read somewhere that he personally solved well over 100 cases over the course of the show he is a more accomplished professional than some nobel prize winners

[@shawnc666]

Man, in 'one' day this has already had 90 thousand views. I know everyone here loved this show as much as I did..... I wish there was someway we could bring it back.....

[@views-jk9ih]

I love how the camera zooms into the tie wilson got for house to impress the judge.

[@somebody7070]

Isnt it ironic that in the end when he couldnt do anything more to " punish " House, for the 1st time he was kind and forgiving

[@doornik1142]

The funny thing about Tritter is he basically IS House, just with a badge instead of a medical license. He bends or breaks the rules to do what he thinks is right, his ethics are often questionable, he defies authority, and he holds grudges. But what’s most interesting is the reaction of fans. They love House for breaking the rules but they hate Tritter for doing the same. You could easily reframe this show as a procedural crime drama with Tritter as the wisecracking loose cannon detective who breaks all the rules but dammit he gets results! And if you did, people would fall in love with Tritter just like they fell in love with House. It’s a brilliant insight into the psychology of the television audience.

[@iwannasleepplz]

The difference is Tritter didn't actually break the rules, he followed the rules to his goal. He is lawful evil. Whereas House breaks rules, that's why Tritter could play with him. Tritter was one of the few who didn't take the bias-card just because he's a excellent doctor doesn't mean he can break the law.