Who Is Protecting Who? | House M.D..

[@awesomeavis7861]

One day they’ll be so many House clips that someone can make a playlist in order and we’ll be able to watch the whole show

[@reillykeen2812]

Nice

[@SIGSEGV1337]

The clips are actually cut such that the scenes in the show are ordered differently.

[@DocEtan]

Or simply pirate? It's what those who aren't dumb do.

[@awesomeavis7861]

sKAn ! I already own it so I have no need to pirate :)

[@dootqueen]

@@DocEtan 'Or simply pirate? It's what those who are scum do.' FTFY

[@sanurinaidoo3822]

The fact that House was trying to save his whole teams job's really shows that he cares and loves them, probably only choosing Chase because he must have found out he was giving the man info...

[@johnwinchesterp2963]

No he realized chase was giving info after voggler refused to fire him. He probably chose chase because like when house fired chase he told chase he was there longer than the other two and he either learned smt or he didn't and there is no point in continuing.

[@kamiloabril8682]

he really doesn't care about anyone, he only cares about knowing and solving puzzles so he doesn't have to deal with the boredom of living and that's why he needs little servants to do whatever he asks for and smart enought to confront against each other and sometimes confront House so he can get new ideas or epiphanies which will help him to solve his puzzles, if he losses any of them that'll implicate the hard work of finding someone with his expectations. :)

[@achaudhari101]

@Kamilo Abril Not to be a Grammar Nazi, but wow that run on sentence is huge.

[@msmonsho]

@@kamiloabril8682 what show were you watching, or were you just watching YT clips?

[@blankb.2277]

Only an idiot wouldn’t have been able to deduce Chase was the one feeding Vogler information. After Vogler, you find out House thinks that it’s not worth firing him over because he was just protecting his job.

[@PorkShark]

Vogler: "I'm rich, but I'm still human" *Proceeds to smile like a robot*

[@koborkutya7338]

When he smiled it thought to myself "Oh my, he better be serious, would be far less creepy"

[@minoarno7415]

*Proceeds to rather have one employee being fired over people getting cuts*

[@creeprnsidelink]

If you place being rich over behind human, then you aren't truly human.

[@justdeb8190]

My impression exactly

[@sws212]

@@creeprnsidelink Let's not act like humans can't be murderers and thieves.

[@akhilpillay4262]

House rather cutting everyones salaries rather than firing one of them really makes House a good person

[@shihoblade]

I mean, he was doing it that way for the same reason Voggler rejected it. It was ego for both of them. Voggler ordered him to do something annoying and House found a way to get around it. Its stubborness and rejecting autbority that lead to that plan.

[@pennsharon8098]

He should at least treat them better

[@AhNee]

At the same time, he sees them all as necessary to his team. Like limbs of a body.

[@briannorris1548]

Assuming he asked everyone and they said yes to a pay cut, otherwise volunteering to cut someone else's wages is wrong

[@matthewriley7826]

Or because he knew from the beginning that Vogler was doing it to send a message rather than for the money, so he did it to irritate him.

[@HoneyBakedHam7]

“I may be rich, but I’m still human” Are you...?

[@MG-ok2bn]

That's rather rich of him to say that 🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗I'm sorry

[@KaiserAfini]

What is certain is that he is, at the very least, a horrible leader. He tries to pain himself as the generous relief effort of a crisis he created. He turns the team against each other, disrupts their focus, punishes team spirit, literally tries to tell the doctors how to practice, abuses power and expect others to place his orders above work ethics. Ultimately this is all a power trip for him, no objective criteria.

[@gotgunpowder]

@@KaiserAfini you mean exactly like dr house does? but it's okay when he does it lmfao.

[@sayanbose4931]

@@gotgunpowder house has an objective. Its to find whats killing the patient. Vogler has an objective too. To boost his ego. You decide which one's nobler.

[@VulcanicCloud]

-Every Celebrity to exist

[@whalebone1206]

If we hate the character... that means the actor is doing their job. Amazing job by this actor

[@JiisTube]

What do you mean actor, u actin like this isn't real. Wait

[@kingwheat9864]

Not always. Look at super man and batman

[@FishoD]

Actor and writing. Jesus let’s not forget about writers ok?

[@ManOfParody]

So that means Rey from Star Wars is actually a really good actress? Gee. Never thought of that before.

[@officialteaincorporated243]

@@ManOfParody Should be 'If we hate the character who is the antagonist'

[@Tjeansoul]

A lot of people try to harp about how expendable and poorly treated Chase was in the early seasons but in reality there are layers of depth to House and Chase’s interaction throughout the show and House always gave Chase exactly what he needed. Chase was the first of the original three that House hired, claiming it was purely because he had a recommendation from his father. But we all know that House handpicks his team and guides them to their own form of happiness while never able to find his own. Chase had problems with his father and because of that, his first instinct at every turn was to try and prove himself to House or earn favor with him. He kissed up to his boss whenever possible, never liked to speak candidly to him, and avoided conflict with House whenever possible even though he’s perfectly fine being harsh with the rest of the team and even patients. House always takes notice of Chase’s attempts and yet never gives him what he wants, the praises even when Chase does well for himself. He constantly administers tough love to Chase by being withholding and even though it forces Chase to sometimes feel the need to rebel or lash out, it was what was best for him. Eventually Chase gives up on trying to prove himself to House and becomes his own man, no longer concerned with what any other man feels about him because he’s come to terms with his own demons and makes his own decisions. He stops idolizing House and learns the lesson over a long period of growth, the lesson being that just because he had an absentee father doesn’t mean he needs a father figure. By the end of the show, House is not just his boss again but they’re also on some level friends with mutual respect. House helped arrange and also attended Chase’s bachelor party, he protected Chase from consequences when it mattered, and he let Chase back on the team at a low point in his life where he had lost Cameron.

[@purduephotog]

And interestingly enough, it was Chase that was the most competent to take over for House.

[@marieadams3720]

Chase is mini-house.

[@niceboi6364]

Well... Remember that Chase's bachelor party was a murder attempt from House. Lol

[@treycantrell8590]

House not only diagnosed patients, he would help his team when he was able to

[@samfire3067]

@@marieadams3720 he was CHASing The dream

[@marcoiaselli]

I didn't like when Cuddy said it was partially House's fault because of not being able to ''get along with another human being''. No one would get along with THIS human being, let alone House.

[@wessltov]

..."human"?

[@davidbarnett342]

I have a temper so he wouldve gotten me fired.

[@wjzav1971]

Vogler was a bully, chewing out anybody who did not agree with him. House, as the rebel, may have been his first target. But it was sure as hell that after him, he would have slowly worked down the entire hospital until everybody there was a yes-man.

[@raulbetancourt5795]

With My temper, those two could have send to jail for assault without my job.

[@KayvonJavid]

No tritter was.

[@jonathanfairchild]

Vogler was acted so well. So arrogant and self satisfied you have to hate him. That is a fantastic actor.

[@dummyaccount3277]

Yup, hate him alot.

[@peachydarl]

he's a great villain

[@dreaming_cthulhu]

Big agree, the actor disappears into Vogler completely, he feels like a real person

[@integral]

Have to disagree. They had him play almost like a Batman villain with zero redeeming qualities. He was obscenely wealthy and found amusement in manipulating others, causing them pain simply to satisfy his ego. One teensy touch of humanity would have been nice.

[@alan_davis]

​@@integralbecause megalomania doesn't exist?

[@Lemau]

Vogler was a pathetic human being. His actor did a terrific job portraying the average investor.

[@misterp768]

That wasn’t his character tho. He did good, bringing the fight to house with someone who has more strings and power in the hospital. The fact that you hate him, shows he acted his role perfect.

[@TheDontbeEvil]

you giving the average investor too much credit.

[@ShelbyVia]

He's great in Hawaii Five-0, too!

[@vinnsterpj]

Terrific means good.

[@vulkanofnocturne]

I disagree that Volger was pathetic, I thought he was very sympathetic. Vogler is how you are actually supposed to act in a situation like this, it is just he doesn't know House is basically a superhero so we're automatically against him and with House.

[@TheCreeperTrack1]

The funny thing is if the whole department was fired, House could probably hire them himself and form a private practice. Probably make an equivalent amount of income with his expertise.

[@finsfan90]

How effective would they be tho without all of the medical equipment and services provided by the hospital?

[@jeronimo196]

@@pierresantos3201 his legal fees would bankrupt them in a month

[@DrakeOola]

@@jeronimo196 This. They stated multiple times that houses department loses more money than it generates, even called it a black hole for investments. That's the whole reason they wanted to shut it down and started forcing house to fire an employee. The sad truth is that it's just not profitable to run a battery of tests to cure some super obscure illness and cause it to take up a whole team of doctors time for the day. Houses department specialized in curing the "uncurable" but that also means it has the least amount of potential to make them any profit without all the shenanigans his team pulls such as breaking million dollar equipment like the two mri machines they destroyed...

[@saphirus1able]

@@DrakeOola Vogler--- is that you?

[@mathuraphael9196]

@@DrakeOola From totally economical perspective, House's department is a black hole. But hospital actually profits in longer terms and non financial benefits, House is known worldwidely, his status and fame give hospital fame and Cuddy gives a very great position in hiring (she can choose beetwen workers if she is already employing one of the greates doctor in the world) and she can negotiate with security firms, because her hospital has an ability to cure people who can't be cured in other places due to House's genius, wich makes for great marketing potential for hospital itself and medicine security firms that provide treatment in Princton Plainsboro (how it is spelled?)

[@mandy2917]

Bruh the way Vogler looked at Cameron made me get goosebumps. Freaked me tf out tbh

[@simplythebest286]

vloger has a very punchable face , hahahaha !!!!!

[@quieness]

I completely feel you. Game the the creeps too

[@mandy2917]

quieness yes thank you exactly

[@mandy2917]

simplythebest286 yes definitely!

[@folded_pizza]

"nOt AlL mEn"

[@silver7knight389]

Vogler is the perfect example of what is wrong with America's healthcare

[@kenni2704]

C a n a d a

[@robnor1029]

@@kenni2704 too expensive to immigrate lol

[@TrevorKeenAnimation]

@@robnor1029 Plus the whole COVID thing.... border's closed.

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

That's the point of the character. He represents the US healthcare industry. Ugly, sociopathic, authoritarian, beholden to the rich, inefficient, expensive, and useful only to the billionaires who profit from it.

[@bloodalpha1170]

All heath care

[@Graniteheart]

please post the clip of Cuddy returning Vogler's "donation" and booting him off the board

[@simplythebest286]

in wich episod did it happen ???!!!

[@ValeriePallaoro]

@@MISTERPERFECT3806 Thank you, honey; I really appreciate your kindness.

[@nsikakpepsy1720]

Plsease

[@phastinemoon]

I love that you put “donation” in quotes

[@Raidenski]

I need this.

[@GoblinLord]

"I don't feel guilty, but that doesn't mean I don't feel bad" is a surprisingly polite version of "you're fucked, it's because of me, and all I feel is pity"

[@DocBree13]

Well put

[@wrightbrothers5368]

This dude literally using a Joker tactic. “It’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message.”

[@Krawna]

I'm a massive batman/TDK fan but you really need to read more about history, even basic history, to understand this tactic existed centuries before joker

[@gamervevo-s8v]

Funny how a “donation” came with the caveat of him basically owning the entire hospital.

[@qwipperty]

Never trust a rich person.

[@KarlPHorse]

I always loved the moral complexity of characters in this show. Chase was willing to betray his colleagues for his job, but will risk his career and freedom to stop genocide by killing a dictator.

[@alexanderzack3720]

i´m not certain about the legality here..... is vogler allowed to just go into patient rooms and read their file? i thought those were confidential

[@nib1448]

@@xPRODIGYxGAMER except no one is going to report him, which is what the Bezos example was supposed to show

[@Tellos]

@@nib1448 until somebody gets the bright idea to bring up HIPPA which can shut the entire place down.

[@rahhmusic19]

@@Zantonny to clarify, the only people who can see your medical files are your insurance company and your medical team. Vogler is neither and isn’t even a physician, him reading medical records is a plain HIPPA violation

[@JackCarregan]

Chairman of the board would never do any of this to begin with. He is not the ceo and would have no direct contact with employees. He has to do everything through the board and they all have to vote on those things. The chairman doesn’t have any more power than anyone else on the board

[@erebusvonmori8050]

@@JackCarregan His power came from the massive investment he was holding over their heads like a sword of Damocles for anyone who stepped out of line.

[@AaronTsuii]

"I'm still human" *_smiles like a robot_*

[@ericpmoss]

I know, it's like he's that actress in West World I can't stand. They do a great job of being so hate-able.

[@merlinthewizard3221]

2:14 "He thinks we're all idiots and liars" 1:34 "I have no idea what that means" and the time he tried to force House to lie about the significance of his pill

[@keats182]

It would have been interesting if House told the parents of the girl his team was being fired so they couldn't find out how to save her life. If you can't win, make sure your enemy loses too.

[@FreedomLovingFox]

That’s not very handsome though

[@mikeredline27]

Vogler has no right to walk around a hospital like that let alone look at charts

[@purduephotog]

Funny what Money can do.

[@1rjbrjb]

It's called HIPPA and you are right.

[@joncarr1200]

He lives by the phrase "Who gon stop me?"

[@rahulk2633]

I still can't understand that how one of the board member has this much power while cuddy and Wilson still were board members

[@judgment5090]

As the old saying goes, money is power

[@orihoola]

He is the chairman and had given a large donation

[@DeathnoteBB]

Cuddy won’t shut up about 100 million dollars for a reason. It’s 1/10 of a billion dollars

[@christianhdzm]

Answer: $$$$

[@eolsunder]

and truthfully, that is how it should be. Donators that give that much to such a place basically are keeping it afloat, so they should have such input into its workings. Hospitals have to be run and financed by someone, if it isn't the government then it has to be private investors and it has to make money to stay in "business". Most private hospitals stay working from the donations of others, not from the normal day to day billing of patients, many of who can't pay or don't pay etc. It's a horrible broken system and has been for years in most countries because your trying to both be a profitable business and a helpful one. Sadly it doesn't work. Any other business where someone gets your service and doesn't pay you wouldn't exist. Imagine a car dealership selling someone a car, that someone can't pay, and the car dealership can't get the car back or force them to pay. Wouldn't ever happen.

[@kendov288]

It was plain to see that Vogler was only interested in protecting his own interests, not actually just donating the money for the hospital to use; especially after he tried to force House to peddle his medication for him.

[@jerryork]

"And, for an instant, she stared directly into those soft blue eyes and knew, with an instinctive mammalian certainty, that the exceedingly rich were no longer even remotely human." - William Gibson

[@zacharyb.3298]

"I'm rich but I'm still human." This line is exactly why he had to leave. His only character trait was being rich.

[@DeathnoteBB]

Yeah which is realistic

[@DocBree13]

If his “only character trait was being rich,” no one would dislike him.

[@anjaneyasreetrout2444]

What show were you even watching?

[@csguak]

This idiot worshiped his money like a God and cried like a btch when the money failed to buy what he wanted😂

[@northernleigonare]

Regardless of the amount of money you donate to a hostpital, that should give you no autoraty to become chairman. Anything below that, sure, but not chairman of the hospital, especally with no medical background and certainly no understanding of the staff who work under you.

[@xerotolerant]

$100M is a lot of money. Chairman isn’t actually an executive position as demonstrated in these types of shows. IRL a chairman speaks on behalf of a board but they don’t actually vote on decisions. He doesn’t have to be an expert. He just has to be trusted to steer the board to function properly. In fact it is often helpful when chairmen aren’t experts in the main area of business. Experts tend to get caught up in the details of the execution of their expertise. Chairmen need to be above that.

[@northernleigonare]

@@xerotolerant fair enough. I didn't know much about that and now thinking about it, it's just a drama show anyway, so the "chairman" doing stuff like this in the show is just to cause tension.

[@mathematics5573]

and no scientific background. He was just an arrogant bigheaded business man.

[@DrakeOola]

@@xerotolerant Actually, a chairman is just an overpayed position used to hire people to fill in empty seats during the meeting. Hope that clears things up. 👍

[@amyness3452]

A chairman has no real power at all, at least, no more than other board members. None of this is realistic, he wouldn't even have contact with employees.

[@dreaming_cthulhu]

The actor playing Vogler did a great job. It’s not always easy to play the unlikeable villain, props to him

[@Matt561]

Such an ego on this guy, so much for the greater good.

[@AstolfoGayming]

He never cared for the greater good. That was a speech to make him sound good. He wants to make money. If it was for the greater good he wouldn't have "donated" with the string that he become chairman of the board.

[@PanozGTR2]

@@AstolfoGayming Exactly. He didn't donate to the hospital, he bought it.

[@Matt561]

@@AstolfoGayming exactly is a giant hypocrite

[@Layer03cyberia]

One day we will have the entire series

[@jovanivaldez924]

There was an app that had it, it was just missing 2 episodes. I think it was movie box

[@samsouyave-murphy986]

We can dream

[@Experios]

123movies

[@Rilo4466]

All seasons are on amazon prime video

[@Anushka275]

You can watch it on Amazon prime

[@kl1918]

Just realised, is department of diagnostic medicine a reference to consultant detective too?

[@simonmajoros15]

Pretty much

[@xyrenegade]

Well, Wilson and House are both based at Holmes and Watson so yeah?

[@hardwirecars]

departments of diagnostic medicine are real things doubt its like house but hospitals do have them.

[@SPOngeBoB8177]

FOR EVERYONE ASKING THE EPISODE: it’s season 1 episode 16, Heavy

[@84unisol]

thanks i was looking

[@mr.anonymous5501]

Season what?

[@SPOngeBoB8177]

Mr. Anonymous 1? It’s in my comment lol

[@adityajoshi2176]

Thank you. I too was searching for the same!

[@mr.anonymous5501]

@@SPOngeBoB8177 You should look into police work with that level of observation.

[@CdrChaos]

It’s amazing that the cranky, acerbic character who insults everyone and doesn’t seem to care about problems isn’t the antagonist of this episode.

[@captainkirrahe]

"I'm gonna run this place like a business." *Proceeds to not take advantage of a proposed measure that would both save money and make the hospital better than if you cut the staff for an ego trip and potential future ethics violations*

[@disney_rocks_always8296]

Literally all he had to do was call his bluff and take the whole department to a new hospital. I am SURE that there are a LOT of job openings for a man of houses knowledge. He would need to take it beyond the bluff, but big bad and indecisive over there would be kicking himself trying to figure out how to get house back.

[@ruinaderoma]

There's a problem here friend. Nobody wants to take house because of all the rules he breaks. Remember when foreman did a house move, got fired, and nobody would take him even tho they know he's a valuable asset? Cuddy is the only one willing to put up with him

[@youtubingminds9884]

@Natasel that's the point. Foreman is House-lite and that's still enough to turn people off.

[@ruinaderoma]

@Natasel You're not getting it. Working for House looks bad in your CV. Foreman once quit working for House, worked for another hospital, broke the rules and got fired. He did interviews at 3 other hospitals, nobody accepted him. So he went back to work for House. He is House junior from the point of view of other doctors.

[@disney_rocks_always8296]

Even if no other Hospital took him, he is literally a genius. Remember when he learned cooking? He could be a chef, he could be an accountant, he could be a private investigator, he could even be a college proffessor. Dr. House has an AMAZING mind and skillset that goes beyond being liked as a person. My best guess as to why he stays at the Hospital is access to drugs, the people he works with, and helping people.......I that order. If the people left it would be drugs, he eventually tried to go clean. He is being limited in how many people he can help because of his personality, so he leaves. House has never truly lost all three until the very end of the series. There was always someone until he is threatened with real jail time and Wilson was going to die before he got out. It's not like he planned to live as a dead person for the rest of his life after Wilson. He just wouldn't be a doctor. He was over his addiction by that time I am pretty sure, and jail time would ruin his time to be with Wilson. People, saving people, and drugs were all gone. There are better ways to find puzzles without eternally pissing off the entirety of the medical Community.

[@disney_rocks_always8296]

Also, you were right about no one else taking house, but the rest of the department should be fine. Most of thier reputations are untarnished, and there is always someone willing to give someone a second chance if you look hard enough.

[@shalashaska9946]

The idea that a new chairman would be this interested in one department is silly

[@sws212]

He was interested in House as an advertising tool which later developed into a personal vendetta. The department itself doesn't matter but seeing as everyone else already gave in to him, it's affecting his control of the hospital.

[@nefariousarcher2484]

He was a man with an image problem. He needed complete and total subservience. The fact that House challenges his authority is unacceptable and means he needed to go out of his way to destroy him. Vogler was a narcissist, as well as a power-hungry opportunist, with the financial leverage to back it up. The scary thing is we elect a lot of Voglers to government.

[@jotarokujo5132]

@@nefariousarcher2484 stop trying to defend poor writing, it makes you look stupid.

[@srtgrl4855]

This episode was one of my favorites. It throws off pharmaceuticalf companies' mask

[@mydogsioux]

Please vote.

[@alicekranyk4173]

They never had a mask 😂 Jesus some people are gullible.

[@kanootori5485]

1:34 Chairman of the Board or not, I don't think you should be reading that, buddy.

[@thanglongnguyenvu3815]

This guy played a convincing antagonist before he played a cop. His range is awesome.

[@wilsonm.d6923]

Seeing Cameron's CV on Microsoft word 2000 gave me a longing for the days of old software. XP was perfect.

[@binatitagain]

This episode was awesome! It reflects the reality of many healthcare systems around the world today. It's a perfect example of what happens to a medical institution when it's run with business in mind (he's a business man and clearly has no experience/background in healthcare provision, policy, public health, etc.). The focus is on keeping hospital budgets in the black by opting for budget cuts, staff cuts, sticking to rigid guidelines and so on. vs looking at the bigger picture and focusing on patient care and long-term results. This is why we have shortages in healthcare staff, not enough beds and long wait times in the ER and for electives (at least it's the case in Canada or with the NHS in the UK for example. Universal HC is awesome but our current wait times are outrageous. Covid only made it worse...). It creates stressful work environments, burnout and feelings of hopelessness amongst staff.

[@masterchief4150]

What ep was it?

[@um2913]

It’s about control. Always has been.

[@hagailuger]

How the hell all the doctors in this series have so much free time to hang around the hospital without treating any patient?

[@DeathnoteBB]

1. The diagnostics team don’t treat regular patients 2. Slow days do happen 3. Charting is not “hanging out”

[@lets.get.intoit.]

"I don't feel guilty but I do feel bad" I am: confusion

[@JS_246]

He is saying he doesn't feel guilty about forcing house to Fire someone to Test House's loyalty to his cause. But he feels bad that someone is losing their job because he has the power not to let it happen.

[@lets.get.intoit.]

@@JS_246 aka... guilty. It's a good line but if someone said that to you in real life you would absolutely tell them they were making no sense 🤣

[@ericpmoss]

It might make sense if it were an officer ordering soldiers to go on a mission they were unlikely to survive, in order to save a whole battalion -- needed to be done but was a horrible choice to be forced into. Vogler's arrogance was to pretend that his power trip was absolutely necessary.

[@lets.get.intoit.]

@@ericpmoss superb explanation!

[@adrienneclarke3953]

Is that where Alec Baldwin got the line?

[@InsanoRider777]

Vogler made such a grand, idealistic speech, and it took approx. -5 seconds of meeting House for him to show his true colors.

[@NightOfTheRevolution]

5:00 "I have altered the deal-- pray I do not alter it further"

[@roy04]

Now I know all about this episode just from KZbin

[@dibyashubhroroy945]

Buy amazon prime video, all 8 season are available

[@dibyashubhroroy945]

@A.BrahamDannyR. We don't have those in India, and plus its an American show & old so streaming is the best option available in my case

[@dibyashubhroroy945]

@Abraham not an issue, streaming services the rates are adjusted for India so its comfortable not so heavy on our pockets

[@finnsnow2495]

I watched the whole show years ago but remember nothing about this season so I'm remembering all these episodes through KZbin. I still don't remember that chairman guy.

[@dibyashubhroroy945]

@@finnsnow2495 he was in s1 for like 3 episodes or something

[@pasandesilva2295]

Chi Mcbride nails these type of characters. Same went with his role in Suits as the District Attorney...❤️ We need more of him.

[@skelleton644]

If house was a irl doctor I would be scared to visit h

[@TheOfficialOriginalChad]

You SHOULD be scared to visit a hospital. Have you seen what they do to skeletons?

[@RockinChairGoblin]

The actor's father is. He said he feels a small amount of shame for pertending to be one.

[@DisKorruptd]

well yeah, if you have to visit house, you have something seriously wrong with you

[@bettyhinman8517]

It's not fair to make him pick someone from his team to let go of and then at the last minute tell him he can't pick the one he picked.

[@SeansModelBuilds2017]

Business is never fair. It is Lord of the Flies disguised as Office Politics.

[@nefariousarcher2484]

It was never about being fair. It was meant to be unfair and all about Vogler exerting his sick need for control over House.

[@LUTfam4]

Volger acting like he wants the hospital to run well and make money, then tearing employees and their teams apart, sowing discord and mistrust. He's the worst kind of manager. Chi Mcbride did such a good job being an a-hole.

[@Amardarial]

He is a prime example of those who run hospitals, goal stops being helping people, and becomes profit over all else.

[@jimmonytuckles]

I work for the NHS in the UK and this scene always frightens me, the fact that in America someone with money can walk onto a ward and start reading patient information, this guy isn’t a clinician in any respect, it’s beyond inappropriate he even be in the room looking at the patient, let alone learning their medical history and telling his doctors what to do

[@koborkutya7338]

US is crazy man but this is just a TV series. Actual fighter pilots don't go maverick. Actual astronauts don't fly around like cowboys or start crying due to a malfunction. Actual investors don't walk into wards like this. They coerce their will in far more indirect and irresistible manners but don't make themselves visible like this.

[@getitboy83]

Actually, HIPAA prohibits any doctor from randomly viewing a patient’s medical history without the patient’s permission, unless absolutely necessary. So, in this scene, Volgler actually committed a crime.

[@aditraha5027]

@James it’s illegal in the us too…

[@nefariousarcher2484]

It’s illegal, just that for people with money and power, laws become suggestions.

[@HalfTangible]

You can't do it in America either, it's incredibly illegal.

[@lifeinhd4053]

2:56 if there are 4 people including himself, and we assume his 3 underlings all make about the same and he makes more, and a 17% cut across all 4 yields the same savings as letting go of a single underling, that means he alone makes nearly 3x as much as each of his underlings 😳.

[@Divyanshu-on8uz]

"I'm rich but I'm still human" followed by a smile lmao😂

[@TheCoolProfessor]

"I'm rich but I'm still human." True, but I've found that money and humanity are often mutually exclusive. Even bordering on misanthropic.

[@sarangcemut]

A few years after this, Vogler quit his job, relocated to Hawaii, changed his name, and become a cop working hand in hand with a guy name McGarrett

[@NEPAAlchey]

If anyone ever asks you to do whatever you are told no matter how distasteful you find it, distance yourself ASAP.

[@juliobrian4757]

He's like the Kingpin of that Hospital...

[@Korok-Protector]

Being rich and being human are two different ends of a spectrum, the more to one side the further away from the other

[@supersizesenpai]

Did this man just walk into a patients room and start reading the patients charts? Yo, I'm not a doctor but something tells me that's a violation of that patient's rights. 🤣

[@JAPelicano1]

I really do love that they set up Vogler as the "Moriarty" to House's "Holmes"

[@DouniaBedboudi]

Literally watched the whole show on here lol Thank you !

[@omairsh8]

5:11 Amazing transition and delivery

[@beaver-qf3th]

Could watch Cameron walking in her doctors coat all day...

[@haissouma]

ur weird

[@wilsonm.d6923]

What a silly businessman. Having said that, Vogler as House's nemesis was David Shore's response to a network note from Fox. He refused to have a permanent nemesis for House and once Fox saw the ratings, in pre-Vogler episodes, they stopped the network notes.

[@Leuhim]

3:19 ... Its about the mets baby, its about the mets

[@ursaltydog]

Right about one thing... he only cares about business but moreso his own Ego.. not the patients..

[@jamesfair9751]

They each have their special field house really does need them all.

[@kevinboudreaux7860]

I love the dichotomy of Voglar talking about doctors treating their departments like kingdoms, but then getting really pissed at house for not bowing to his perceived kingdom

[@chilomine839]

Voglar: This is my kingdom and mine alone. House:Then enjoy it while it lasts.

[@meliodasgloom1818]

My brother's worked in hospitals for 8 years; and it's horribly depressing that this isn't to far off from reality.

[@golfshores97]

"i may be rich, but i'm still human!" Nah

[@ev9969]

I love that supervillain politician smile

[@spewter]

Chi McBride could play a great Kingpin. Has the stature and menace

[@youtubenerd7898]

1:45 patient confidentiality. If that woman finds out some rich boy paying the hospital to test on people looked at her medical records, she could sue the hospital/him.

[@NoName-dd5vq]

Sueing is a rich mans game. No lawyer would take you when going against this level of an investor without face value evidence.

[@lowkey213]

House should of called in a favor with the mob, have them make an offer he can’t refuse

[@AngelMendoza-um8pm]

Just because he gave the hospital a big donation he doesn't have the right to go into a patient room and distract a doctor in the middle of an exam or procedure is inappropriate

[@loushia16]

“I’m rich but I’m still human” - A robot, probably

[@cs512tr]

when charity comes with conditions, its no longer charity

[@entropie138]

Few hundred dollars = charity $100,000,000 = investment = "I want a return on this investment. Do what I say."

[@derrickbartledoo2680]

0:51 it's like watching an animatronic finish it's lines and shut down

[@DeathnoteBB]

“And yet here you are, working for a man you can’t stand” Does Volger not know what a job is

[@OliviaRosalesVlogs]

funny enough, when i go back to this guy, if he indeed exist, he is one of the happiest person in the world during covid-19 pandemic for sure, because he will reap millions and make it his business. im sure they do exist tho, which sucks.

[@deadvodka]

I've altered the deal. Pray, I don't alter it any further!

[@Robi2009]

I really wish they made a scene in the end where House puts like colonoscopy tube in Vogler's a.s

[@foolslayer9416]

House vs Vogler is the Unmovable Object vs the Unstoppable Force.

[@musical_lolu4811]

5:00 the deal's changed. Pray I don't change it any further.

[@charlie2b-d335]

Two power houses colliding with their interests, this fight was very epic and dangerously difficult but House walked away with the victory, woobl

[@kaycampbell364]

How so

[@steelsquire2153]

You see this is why hospitals accept donations, but never the strings attached because now this guy is using his influence on a personal mission against someone for personal reasons. So he is not only abusing his power as a benefactor, but also as a board member to get rid of a doctor who is not up to their standards even though his so called "unprofessionalism" is out weighed by his success to treating patient, and saving their lives. And to add on top of that when he disturbed the guy who was helping that girl listen to what he said when he read her medical chart he has no idea what is ailing her, and yet instead of letting professionals do their jobs he is treating them like he knows their jobs better than them.

[@Billhatestheinternet]

I can barely stand watching any episode with Vogler. He literally looks and acts precisely like my 1st Sgt from my unit in Germany. By the end of the deployment, the unit was wrecked with division, backstabbing, racism, cronyism, and everything you could think of going wrong in a government entity. It was the epitome of "Sir, we have found the enemy; the enemy is US!"

[@itzmeagain291]

I don’t feel guilty but I do feel bad….. my door is always open. I love that executive bullshit that everyone sees through.

[@simplythebest286]

who remembers the episod where house was writting symptoms on the hallway and was playing with a ball and then stacy joins him ??!! wich episod was that ???

[@Nyyckaulhas]

Season 2 Episode 10: Failure to Communicate

[@simplythebest286]

@@Nyyckaulhas thank you very much !! I just rewatched the episod : brought up great memories !!!

[@Nyyckaulhas]

@@simplythebest286 You're welcome ;-)

[@jonathanfranco6955]

Bro now that I’m seeing this... This guy is the “ suge knight” of house

[@SomebodysVincent]

"I'm rich but I'm still human" *creepy smile* Ew.

[@connorrocha1297]

This account it still active and that’s amazing

[@mr.redeyes2583]

Hippocratic oath over that hypocrite's gloat

[@taesleftguccislide2735]

I'm coming for your crown Dr Mike

[@Matt-np3wk]

Uhm, isn't that a HIPPA violation. Letting some random board member read someone's diagnosis and medical chart? Asking for a friend.

[@DoloresAquino-en4cv]

When sociopaths and psychopaths interact with each other always a power play but house is in the right kudos

[@michaelespeland]

This guy is the embodiment of U.S. Inc.

[@roxsanakourov.4513]

HE IS A BULLY!

[@mushy6803]

You guys should use cc so that people like me who are hard of hearing can see what they are saying

[@chase1146]

"pick someone else or it will be the whole department" im fairly sure thats summary punishment which is a war crime.