House's Christmas Jackpot | House M.D.

[@thegreatcasts4142]

"Anybody Here a doctor" - House one of the best diagnostic medicine experts

[@VanillaCrispello]

House: people walk by here all the time, you will be okay if you pass out on the pavement in the cold Them: 'talking uninterrupted and completely alone for 10 minutes'

[@ManaBDew]

🤷‍♂️ Not bad for a Dr. with a cane 🦯

[@ManaBDew]

After all he did get her back . Besides who likes being in a cold 🥶 hospital 🏥 room 🤷‍♂️

[@zedre7633]

Hey, he did warn her to sit down!

[@Sniperboy5551]

Better to leave her fate to chance than get locked up and save her

[@AnastasioCostaMeno]

She also got the seizure when she was standing up 😂😂😂

[@richcast66]

I've been binging the hell out of these house clips while sick in bed

[@richcast66]

@SPQSpartacus Thankfully, I've had this illness for a few days already. And after taking another long nap, I'm starting to feel a lot better. Thanks for the well wishes

[@NeonWhite]

me too

[@BarryMikokinju]

It's probably lupus But in all seriousness, get well my man

[@Distinctocean9]

Been doing the same with my broken back

[@jamesfair9751]

Why not just watch the actual full episodes. I’ve watched the whole series 3 times now it’s amazing !!!

[@Parallaxus]

I remember this episode. It is very similar to one aspect of "Three stories" in that House says opiod addicted ppl get sick too, when the young doctors suggest turning away the druggie.

[@chrisriley8775]

OMG, she had a seizure outside in the snow and House just left her there!! He is a legend on MD TV.

[@ssj9devil]

After unironically saying “boo hoo” APD

[@YolieGuacamole]

"Sorry I missed that. My hearing's been off since the Ricky Martin concert. Some cholo kicked me in the head". The most hilarious thing I've ever heard on this show. Never in a million years would I expect House to know who a "cholo" is ahahahaha

[@Inyourhideyhole]

Some low life kicked me in the head 😂😂😂😂

[@hinagikugamesnstuff2452]

Can we please mention how beautiful both eyes of house and his patient are? The scene on the bench did show this pretty good.

[@GizmoBeach]

Anica to House as she filled out a medical admittance sheet asking about polio: "I think you gave me the form for FDR."

[@williamhicks558]

When I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the Er doctor said it 'could' be cancer. My X kept asking what else it could be. The doctor was trying very hard to not say I had cancer, but my X wanted to hear any other answer. The doctor said no with this horrible look of sympathy. She thought she was talking to a walking dead man. that was over 8 years ago. She wasn't wrong about the cancer, but was wrong in thinking it had metastasized aready - I had a growth in my liver that had also shown on the CT scan, but that wasn't cancer.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

3:21 -- The alternative is not more dangerous if you get caught breaking in? Does that mean all the times we've seen them break into someone's residence have been illegal?

[@laurenblue8828]

Oh absolutely

[@analogpark8059]

Lol very illegal. Have you watched the show? Pretty sure this comes up in ep 1 with Foreman (who had a history of breaking into stuff as a kid).

[@ManaBDew]

Endometrioses a 10 year glance into her previous chart May be the jackpot 🎰 An additional dr still isn’t superfluous.🤷‍♂️

[@norb6492]

Fascinating combinations.

[@dars5229]

I know I can't be the only one who thinks Cameron looks even hotter with glasses on and should have worn them more often.

[@soliniv1411]

She looks hot af regardless

[@briangroebli4817]

My goodness gracious she is so hot with those glasses ❤

[@AsianShadowrunner]

Do you wear prescription eyeglasses?

[@theeclectic2919]

Actually, she looks better naked.

[@davelange5672]

She’s hot till she opens her mouth…

[@breannevenn]

Cynthia Nixon was great in this role 👏🔥

[@SteveKane9]

Is House doing a Sudoku? 8:45

[@PraetorBeast]

Yup

[@SnuffIt]

Just here to say how sad I am to know that House is leaving Prime Video in some countries :'(

[@alanwatts5823]

Yes

[@blue-fj9ky]

USA? Please say it isn't so!

[@SexKing-hj9nv]

just here to say if you pay for streaming services you deserve what you get

[@andrewleah1983]

Still around on the English server lol.

[@afterfauve8291]

@6:50 her eyes are stunning.

[@drdavidtee]

it was dumb putting foreman in charge

[@UBF100]

Bloods ability to CLAT

[@gu9838]

i feel the same way lately my grandfather is in bad health my family and others are reaching out to him and my grandmother but i feel neglected lol

[@johnsmith-jq1uc]

thank you for upload

[@methylenegrey]

The boy cried wolf and the wolf cried aplastic anemia

[@ManaBDew]

Blood 🩸 is white tinged with a Case of Leukemia. A- plastic is a Greek word meaning to form.

[@georgewachsmuth9201]

“Either she is very smart or has a fiber issue” as a response to Cameron saying she has books in her bathroom….. is genius.

[@User-Kaathal]

So, House has got a Christmas Jackpot. What's about us? Give us at least few full episodes here.

[@nomennescio7457]

A little Googling and you will find full episodes for free.

[@User-Kaathal]

@@sunny-ml9zm It's disappointing, then.

[@jameskuyper]

I didn't quite follow that. Why did he need to give her medicines to imagine imitate the symptoms of the disease she actually had? Was she taking some other meds that suppressed those symptoms?

[@lastfirst5863]

Because she was taking drugs that gave her the same symptoms as the condition that was killing her, so House’s team was convinced she was faking it for attention and to be fair she totally was… and at the same time, she totally wasn’t.

[@YoureNotReet]

I ain’t no dancin dude-- but I can lean like a cholo

[@gohardorgohome6693]

So annoying that he couldn’t give Cameron the satisfaction of being at least HALF right

[@anjelica948]

She was half right. The patient does indeed have Munchausen Syndrome. But she was also physically ill. The end of the episodes showed her checking into an ER with ‘anemia’, even though she ‘agreed to outpatient treatment.’ And even in this clip she explains the origin of her behavior- her mother was chronically ill when she was a child with MS (lethal and debilitating) and she saw all the attention and affection her mom got, and put it together if she appeared being sick, she could also get attention and sympathy.

[@Parallaxus]

It wouldn't be very House-like to ever tell someone else they're right, even half right. lol

[@austinbecnel3182]

Can we get rid of the guy trying to tell house what to do

[@djoakeydoakey1076]

You must mean Deran Sarafian, the director.

[@austinbecnel3182]

you got me with your rick roll video. @@djoakeydoakey1076

[@NH-tb2sm]

Miranda is annoying in every situation

[@davidlibby5430]

Thats not herb tea, that' HERB!!! (Night Court)

[@cloudtheavegner1000]

Jackpot? Is it lupus?

[@AsianShadowrunner]

Miranda looks hot in those boots. 😍

[@helkas3316]

I thought this show was called house, not "Foreman."

[@Skankhunt04]

Four men

[@ManaBDew]

Alcohol the truth serum ☝️🧐 👍😇

[@georgerivera9220]

So is amlodipine.

[@SalutoRomano010]

Shut up ! 😂

[@kellysouter4381]

I used to feel Chase was the worst, but Foreman is even worse, and much dumber.

[@silvernblackattach]

because he's old and it was ridiculous casting

[@TestarossaF110]

LEWISSSSSSSSS FFFSSSSSSSSSSS

[@aproudamerican2692]

This is one of the most ridiculous parts of the House series. There is no sitting Judge that would ever sign off on a search warrant for doctors to go search one of their patient's house for anything. They couldn't even do it if they wanted to but why would they want to. Especially for a conscious patient's house. Regular viewers of the show have seen them do this several different ways. While the patients conscious and unconscious. They never show them asking the patients to have the key to their house or apartment and even if they did No Doctor or medical staff would ever do this. It's never happened! No doctor is going to lose their medical license for a B&E crime ie.. breaking and entering crime.

[@ogi22]

Well, I'm just hoping you were aware of the fact, that you are watching a medical show, not an actual documentary movie. This is made for an entertainment, not about medical facts. And as in all entertainment, facts here can be pulled, pushed and stretched to suit the purpose of giving people some fun 😉

[@georgerivera9220]

I lost my license for doing exactly that. It happens.

[@ogi22]

@@georgerivera9220 Looks like you didn't have Cuddy as your supervisor.

[@headrockbeats]

For one, House believes in "it's easier to ask forgiveness than permission", and demonstrates that outlook in almost everything he does. As such, it makes no sense to ask a conscious patient for their house key, because they might refuse; but they might not mind it, if it helped you cure them of some horrible or deadly condition. Don't forget, House has done much, much worse things to patients than breaking into their house, and was (almost) always forgiven after the fact by patients too grateful to care. He once literally kidnapped his neighbor to cure him of constant pain in a ghost limb; the neighbor could've had him thrown in jail for years, but didn't, simply because House freed him of his anguish. Again, there are many, many, many, many examples of this behavior throughout the show, not even just related to patients. Everyone forgives House because he (almost) always ends up making up for it, in one way or another. You wouldn't hurt your own savior. Secondly, House's interns have explicitly been shown to want to keep their jobs so badly, that they're willing to do all of these completely unethical and dangerous activities. This is literally discussed in one episode early on, if I remember correctly. Being willing to do risky and illegal things is expected of them just as part of their hospital duties, so why wouldn't it apply to activities outside the hospital? You could argue how it's possible that they've never been _caught,_ but then again how often does the police catch burglars - especially given that no one is home to report it? And again, if the patient (after being cured) goes to the police and pressures them to drop the charges against the doctors who saved his/her life, there really wouldn't be much reason for the police to pursue the case any further; no harm was done to the "victim" anyway. They can just close the case for "lack of public interest". The hospital's administration would keep it under wraps on their own end, and there would be no consequences. So essentially, the main reason this is unrealistic is simply that there's no Dr. Greg House in reality who would push people to do these things, and no Dr. Cuddy to cover for him and keep him employed despite knowing he does this. If the situation did exist in real life, I don't see a reason why the illegal behavior depicted on the show couldn't or wouldn't occur. It's a big "if", sure, but that's why the show is so much fun.

[@high-captain-BaLrog]

In real life people drop off the face of the earth without diagnosis of heart attacks Real life is pathetic many a times Which is why a better world is imagined and idealized and played around with in Get this.. Escapism!!

[@johnsmith-jq1uc]

yooo

[@ManaBDew]

Myoclonus 🤷‍♂️

[@Cloverleaf...tounge]

first one here

[@JLee-rt6ve]

I diagnose you with a mild case of Firstoneitis. (Either that or lupus.) A dose of streptomycin and you're good to go.