House's Long-Distance Relationship | House M.D..

House must diagnose and treat a patient whilst she is in the South Pole, which could prove tricky. A long-distance relationship of some sort develops between House and the patient...
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From Season 4 Episode 11 ''Frozen'': When Dr. Cate Milton (Mira Sorvino), a psychiatrist trapped in the South Pole and the research station's only doctor, becomes ill in the middle of her assignment, she and House are thrust into a long-distance relationship of sorts. Unable to get Cate out or any additional medical supplies to the South Pole station, House and his team must resort to treating her via webcam. Meanwhile House sends Taub, Kutner and Thirteen to harass Cameron until she gets cable for his office and he attempts to discover the identity of Wilson's new girlfriend. This episode originally aired in North America, outside of its regular time slot, immediately following Fox's broadcast of the Super Bowl XLII post-game show.
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[@sylisr6567]

To the question "was she the best girlfriend for House ?" David Shore answered : " yes, because she was 10,000 miles away!"

[@integral]

Now that is the perfect answer.

[@shelbychilingirian1479]

House doesn’t like Cameron. And now he hates cuddy

[@rebbekaoliveira1018]

😂😂😂😂

[@rebbekaoliveira1018]

Sounds like he made him. Wait a minute....

[@TheRealNanoz]

0:55 “and your worried the tumour might overhear and realise we’re onto it” 😂

[@Dingle.Donger]

You're

[@imzoltan]

"Don't thank me, he's the one who saved your life"... The implication of this is quite neat.

[@anthonymendez1997]

If I recall correctly, this episode played immediately after the Super Bowl in 2008. I had it recorded, but because the SB went longer than expected my recording for this episode was cut off before the final diagnosis and before I found out that Wilson was dating Amber. I watched the next episode the following week and was confused. Thank God for Hulu today.

[@alexschrijnemaekers8067]

Thank god for piracy

[@christinaarmani3122]

The episode is called Frozen. Yes five years before the movie lol. Originally aired Feb 3 2008.

[@norb6492]

I use the House Wiki now - after about 80% of these watched - to complete the story in my head.

[@Silent_Shishya]

Sail the high seas.

[@oh_sweet]

I found it on prime

[@raizahasmath5580]

And, Kutner didn't even get a credit for standing up to House

[@ytx2218]

Yes, uncredited for standing up to House and he was the one who figured out the cause of her problems.

[@luisjosuezelada6701]

Well, House says "See that's what im talking about", but it was cut in this clip, thats pretty much credit to me xD

[@abnwil3873]

Not only a great doctor but a great wingman well done house

[@Romial34]

This is one of my favorite episodes of the entire series.

[@provenwrong5835]

One of my favorite moments is where House asks if she's ok. It then cuts to Wilson and House in the elevator when Wilson says you don't care if people are ok, you seen me fall down a flight of stairs drunk lmaooo

[@avinotion]

That's not true. Wilson didn't say lmaooo

[@arturovaldemar]

"No swelling, no tenderness and... I can hear that House." LOL.

[@GizmoBeach]

Ironically if he’d let her fully undress, instead of letting her be a bit more comfortable in the coldness, he’d have spotted an issue and had his answer sooner. The moral: don’t be sentimental when it comes to health. That preacher boy’s Dad finally admitted his son was a hormonal boy nevertheless, and the truth came out.

[@thomaswalmsley8959]

That was such a good line in that episode, "I trust God, but you're still a teenage boy" lol.

[@borzydar1196]

Yes, but she undressed to check her lymph nodes and there aren't any in feet. It makes sense to keep her socks on.

[@KingOfHarems]

I love how in this episode, it kind of proves that love really can make House a "worse" doctor. In some way, his detachment from patients helps him stay subjective, and not allow his vision to be tainted by anything other than the facts. But on the other hand, we still see in other episodes that no matter how much he wants to stay detached from cases, he still can be swept along by his emotions, like in the episode with the woman trapped in the rubble. I like that the show would actually show that sometimes, the way House felt and lived his life, was quite a reasonable outlook for someone who must have gone through so much pain in their life.

[@poopshitcrapwaste]

"subjective" means that somebody values their own opinions over the facts it basically means "ignorant" and "moron" as in denial of any facts based knowledge. as house as a doctor based his medical diagnoses on medical facts and these medical diagnoses were corrected by other/new medical facts he was "objective".

[@dawidp4227]

​@@poopshitcrapwaste "Subjective" doesn't mean "moronic". If you say "Bohemian Rhapsody is better than Under Pressure" it's subjective, because it's your opinion, but you don't have to be a moron to think that.

[@thomaswalmsley8959]

@@poopshitcrapwaste subjective is a word (like many in the English language that is context dependent). In philosophic terms, it's contrasted with objective, subjective meaning either preferances or requires or is interpreted thru an observer that requires a personal experience. Objective means that which requires no observation/experience experience, or would exist regardless (sometimes summarized in the phrase, reality is that which exists regardless if you cease to, ei it's objective). Two contrasting examples would be, the laws of gravity would still funtion the same regardless if any human mind were there to experience it, whereas if House is a good or bad show requires the subjective experience of a human mind and a statement on its "goodness" or "badness" in order to determine. What you're actually describing is what is considered irrational, not subjective.

[@misanthropos6211]

​@thomaswalmsley8959 Okay, you went way too technical into semantics arguing with someone called "poopshitcrapwaste"

[@thomaswalmsley8959]

@@misanthropos6211 and you're name is misanthop dude, it's a KZbin user name, it's indicative of nothing. Dude was just using wrong terms. And trying to apply the weight of irrational (which is almost definitionally bad) to either the term or concept of subjectivity (which is mostly neutral, or good or bad context depending).

[@novemberbravo6194]

I know that this will probably get buried in the pile, but I just wanted to say to the person running this channel: Thank you so so much for what you do! I believe I speak for all of your viewers when I say we're so grateful for all of the work you put into this channel. Also, it's a real shame that these two were divided by so much distance; I feel like she would have been one of the best matches for House in the long term (although I guess that does mean they ultimately would have broken up anyway, otherwise we wouldn't have gotten the ending that we did). Still, it would have been nice to see him be happy with her for at least a little while.

[@zaurabilov]

After "House's Head" it's definitely the best episode of season 4

[@anthonymendez1997]

Nope, it’s “97 Seconds” for me.

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

Wilson's Heart?

[@diogenes.]

No way ,the 2 episodes of Amber's death ,perfect 👌🏻

[@isaacgraham5727]

I remember reading a fascinating analysis of this episode that pointed out that the guy who drinks her pee actually has a leg injury on the same leg that House has, and is like a literal stand-in for House at North Pole. The analysis also claimed that Mira Sorvino’s character was a stand-in for Wilson, but I dunno about that

[@arjr74]

Love this dude..so freaking hilarious and smart AF!

[@integral]

We've come to expect House to fail at human connections and relationships but this was particularly nasty. He found the perfect woman: bright, perceptive, beautiful, and 10,000 miles away. And another heart break for the roster.

[@Samp50]

House was jealous of the guy with crutches.

[@KingKRool91]

Of course he was but in the end he decided to be his wingman and give them the push they needed to get together.

[@dars5229]

Pfft, just because he's got a bigger walking aid.

[@mighty_wolf]

🤣

[@KingKRool91]

@@dars5229 Bigger walking aid means bigger balls to carry around 😏

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

​@@dars5229 two is better than one! 😂

[@LexoG33]

I first saw this episode out in a cold trailer. House is the man

[@Μύρων-β7τ]

One of the best episodes

[@sddfdsfdsf]

And THAT is how i met your mother!

[@mobee5764]

Yay new house upload!

[@Robi2009]

Good thing Kutner stood up to House 👍

[@isaacgraham5727]

This was the first House episode I ever actually watched! I want to say that this episode first aired directly after the Super Bowl that year? Because that’s why I remember first watching this show, and it totally got my hooked for the rest of its run.

[@darklord9695]

The ending song is called "Human" by Civil Twilight

[@CaptainMetallica80s]

Thank you!

[@Dan-zp4os]

broooo..thank you

[@kuraitamashi5154]

Bro thank you, I was looking for that after watching the episode

[@MegasMan10]

"From the exam to the X-Ray, I've seen her whole body from her head to her to-"

[@ThisUnderWorldOfDarkness]

What I'm getting from this is that the lady never changes her socks.

[@xcaliber4141]

House should have dated her she would have fixed him😂❤

[@Mojoacejojo]

She said he didn’t need fixing before the lymph node scan 😢

[@xcaliber4141]

​@@Mojoacejojo thats what u say to someone who you want to fix

[@ToddAdams1234]

I remember that episode. It’s…disturbing but in a VERY unusual way. 😉

[@elaineborlace7567]

WOW WOW WOW this one was so good.. This one was also quite unique (since the patient was in a different location).

[@norb6492]

One of the best.

[@RobPento]

He should have said: he saved your life three times. If that doesn't count for anything, I know nothing else that would. You know what to do.

[@MellowMink]

Woah, this was all started by a broken toe that accidentally went unnoticed?

[@alexgauthier8689]

not sure why they didnt see the toe on the Xrays in that one.

[@CricketEngland]

3:53 well it’s not “Lupus “

[@ek6352]

It never is

[@shelbychilingirian1479]

No clots no 😭. Just a 💓.

[@nwgverified]

Frozen was clearly inspired by this episode

[@gudamusic7633]

Someone should talk about the song in the end.

[@Guildc0zii]

Someone else said its called “human” by civil twilight

[@alexandermeneses5621]

there are always more people....

[@aisle_of_view]

That's Mia Sorvino

[@edwardhannah8507]

When she use to be hot.

[@wombat6]

@@edwardhannah8507 she's in her mid 50s and I can name dozens of actresses that have aged much less gracefully than her

[@edwardhannah8507]

@@wombat6 Of course. A lot of new actresses need to stay away from surgery and just take care of themselves if they want a long career.

[@thesecondandre]

Man. She would've been so good for House!

[@edwardhannah8507]

Wasn't this episode based on a real case?

[@andrewmontreal]

admit it,,near the end how many where saying `will she look``,,,,

[@EddieHudsonDjProducerEngineer]

pretty girl

[@truth9958]

I kinda hated the conclusion to this one. I mean, how do you miss the big black toe. I get that I'm weird, but I can't sleep with socks on... I'm also paranoid and check myself for stupid bullshit nearly every time I take a shower. Fun episode though.

[@robertsears1688]

Because in the cold wearing socks is one more thing you do to keep warm.

[@Ltnoir]

3rd!