Ironmouse Reacts To Real Doctor Reacts to HOUSE M.D.

[@Jack_Ss]

He didn’t assume the worst. He speaks mandarin so knew the mother was describing different symptoms than her daughter was giving.

[@Xanderj89]

If it was just this one instance sure. But it’s literally how he interacts with every person he comes into contact with on that show (they aren’t exactly subtle about it…)

[@macdaddy1376]

​@@Xanderj89 and he's right all of the time. The show also isn't subtle about this.

[@Sylfa]

It *is* a re-imagining of Sherlock Holmes, but instead of solving crimes because of the subtlest of clues he solves medical mysteries. So *yes* he figures out each mystery by the end of at most 2 episodes. It's literally the premise of the show.

[@belethon]

​@macdaddy1376 he's literally wrong all the time on the show. Only if you watch clips do you think he's never wrong off the top of my head he once had to tell a patient like 2 different illness he had one after another cause they cause the first one was wrong and wanted him to stay in the hospital to find the actual cause( episode ends when they finally have the diagnosis and finally tell him it and it's terminal no cure and can only prolong his life)

[@macdaddy1376]

@belethon irrelevant, he gets it right at the end. That's all that matters.

[@2centschange]

So, just to point out but the house writers used to encourage doctors to write in with the stupidest/craziest stuff patients brought in to them for the clinic hours. So most of the clinic stuff he does is 'based on a true story' though obviously the doctor's writing in could have made it up they were going on what they gave. I'm sure if they were doing the show today they would just skim medical reddit, as it basically ended up doing the same thing. Also, in response to Dr. Mike saying this wouldn't happen, I'm happy to remind everyone that if you ever see a warning about how not to use something on a bottle? Its because someone was in fact stupid enough to try using it that way. Likewise, there's a reason why there's pictograms on some medicine now. Yes, there are people that stupid in the world.

[@NJTRAF]

Also, having spent 13 years working in healthcare, quite a lot of what House says to patients is what Doctors and Nurses sometimes WANT to say to some patients but can’t! So him being really fucking harsh is completely unacceptable, but it might very well cross a Doctor or a Nurses mind

[@2centschange]

@@NJTRAF Yeah, its also a plot point that yes, he should have lost his license repeatedly but cuddy keeps covering for him, and the hospital has a fund for just his legal fees.

[@ZION73082]

There's a reason on a Windex bottle it says do not spray directly into eyes. ☠️🤣😏😜

[@Poldovico]

Pictograms are a good idea whenever mismatching languages is a possibility. In other words, if there happen to be unvetted human beings involved.

[@felixchristianjuarsa1487]

Best to have some other type of indication rather than just reading tbf like a picture or even braille in some cases

[@AncelDeLambert]

One thing I'll say about the Elder Care segment: the primary function of a lot of those places is social. It's getting people in similar age brackets together so they can socialize, so they're not stuck with much younger relatives who don't have enough time for them, being lonely and inactive. Socialization can often be the best medicine.

[@tracey5324]

Especially since new guidelines for mental health/activity care are dropping all the time. Activities teams used to be one overworked lady running bingo twice a week. My facility can have between 6 and 8 organised programs happening per day- not including residents spending time with family or choosing from a list of on-demand materials. There are even care staff where 50 percent of their official job is to hang out with residents one-on-one. You can't get that support from a single family member trying to keep their own life together.

[@Rio..o7..]

idk if many people left in the dad's age bracket. They both should go to home

[@mattbenz99]

Also, there is a lot of old people having sex in those Elder Care facilities. Like, a lot. STDs are rampant in these facilities because of how much sex people have there. This has become a real problem in these facilities.

[@Southern-trout0]

Just a fun little tidbit, he tells the mother in Mandarin, "Congratulations, you're going to be a grandmother soon."

[@kkuwura]

In regards to why House knows Mandarin, in addition to so many other languages, his father is some high-ranking official in the military and because of that his family used to always travel around the world and live in military bases. As a result of that House got to learn a lot of languages

[@TheMockingjay74]

Sadly, he was abused by him. Amazingly, he was played by R. Lee Eremy!

[@lostnumbr]

he also has an idettic memory

[@jonasking3670]

@@lostnumbrno he doesn’t or he wouldn’t have been so intrigued when he treated that lady that did.

[@lasarith2]

@@lostnumbrno he has a extremely high IQ 170-180+

[@luxaeterna365]

I'm guessing that's also why he knew the girl was lying about her mom wanting the pills, because he understood the mom.

[@troywestleybailey]

i mean when he asked why the mom wants birth control pills the daughter looked guilty af.

[@frustotamer6231]

Also, even if he can barely speak mandarin a person in that level can tell when someone is definitely not translating correctly. Even as a begginer speaker in russian and french i can tell what people are trying to tell me in those languages

[@mattbenz99]

@@frustotamer6231 Ya, context clues are super easy to pick up on if you pay attention.

[@psychromaniac3525]

When the writers for Scrubs were looking for inspiration for their first few seasons, they went around the country to various hospitals to get stories from the staff there to see what they could fit into the show. Given this was meant to be humorous, they came back with a disproportionate amount of stories of people coming into the ER with stuff shoved up their ass. They used that for one episode, lmao.

[@drcatspaw]

My mom used to be a nurse. We would watch it together. She died laughing when the ass episode came on. Said it was the most accurate thing in the show. Apparently, she was working when someone came in with.... You know those things on power lines that look like a series of plates that insulate the line from the pole? Yea. They had to call the power company to get a special took to take it apart. The power company let them keep the tool LOL

[@nikson3720]

Expectation : bunch of blood and gore around weird hours in the ER Reality : _i shoved a whole jar of jellybeans up my ass_

[@TheSilverPhoenix100]

As someone who works in a care facility I absolutely get where Mouse is coming from in regards to putting a loved one in there. Honestly if you can have in home care thats the best option, but if you need to then absolutely shop around and dont just send them to a state nursing home as those tend to have the most residents and sometimes not enough staff which is where the horror stories of neglect come from. Also legit these "patients" are doing shit i would be worried about my 90 year old dementia patients doing, not functioning adults with jobs that have health benefits.

[@MaskofFayt]

I think they missed the joke about House making shit up for those two old guys

[@LifesNeverHumDrum]

I think watching a real doctor get mad at House helped restore a bit of Mousey’s faith in humanity 😂 it sure made me feel better

[@loodlebop]

Him hating people and assuming they're lying is literally the premise of the show and part of his character arc

[@LocksAndChains]

And it just makes me angry. So, it’s obviously not made for me.

[@forge4119]

Oh no, House is a phenomenal doctor when it comes to diagnosis. It's just that he's horrible when it comes to bedside manor. And contrary to what these clips show, he's not always right about everything. He has a vast knowledge of medicine, but he's not always right about what people have. It's why he has a team of doctors to bounce ideas off of and challenge him on his diagnosis' so that he can figure it out.

[@AtomixTiger]

I sure hope he hasn't talked with anyone mentally unstable

[@ChrisVillagomez]

"But surely it's gonna be Lupus this time right???"

[@matteomolinari77]

​@@AtomixTiger house was sent to a mental institution where instead of bettering himself he tried to fix other patients problems physically and not psychologically. The last seasons of house where he loses his minds are peak television.

[@AtomixTiger]

@matteomolinari77 That's kinda funny. Btw I meant it as he sure does know how to lower anyone's self esteem

[@luxaeterna365]

​@@AtomixTigeroh yeah, he wins a basketball game in the mental hospital by making the other patient's conditions act up. He's a really bad person and the show wants everyone to know that.

[@qliphalpuzzle5453]

If I remember he’s good with languages because his father was a soldier who was deployed across offshore bases and took his family with him. He knows Chinese, Japanese, Greek, Spanish, Portuguese, Yiddish and Hindi

[@TheMultiForge]

People forget this show is literally a medical Sherlock Holmes (House = Homes, Wilson = Watson)

[@jmb72390]

😮WWWWOOOOWWWW!?!?!

[@machinronii]

and the most important part, HOUSE HATES HIMSELF!

[@MastarNinja]

House's....house? also share the same address as Holmes' house on Baker Street if I remember correctly, and him playing the piano parrallel Holmes playing the violin (I think it was a violin?). It took me way too long to find out about all those connections.

[@DocLunarwind]

Holmes was also a cocaine hound

[@__Insanity_]

@@DocLunarwind And as such, House is a Vicodin addict

[@dpslfg]

I get what Mouse is saying, but as someone that took care of my grandmother from ~noon-6am (she needed help going to and from her bedside toilet and needs someone to feed her on top of trying to make her exercise) for over 2 years; nah, mamaw needs to be in a home. You absolutely don't understand the level of care needed until you do it yourself. The price per day of facilities that provide that kind of care is CRAZY in the USA, but goddamn is it worth it.

[@nightingale8178]

That might be simply a cultural difference but I have a different opinion on this. In Poland its pretty common to take care of your parents till the end. It might be due to fact that nursing home are not up to standards. But the way the "topic" is aproached is this. They took care of you when you were young so you take care of them when they are old.

[@nightingale8178]

That might be simply a cultural difference but I have a different opinion on this. In Poland its pretty common to take care of your parents till the end. It might be due to fact that nursing home are not up to standards. But the way the "topic" is aproached is this. They took care of you when you were young so you take care of them when they are old.

[@DominicRyanVinceCruz]

Absolutely: I haven't done it, but my Mom went overseas to help take care of my Grandfather (he had moved back to their home country, the Philippines) when his colon cancer got really bad. She talked a lot about having to feed him, wipe his ass after he used the toilet, bathe him, etc. And she had the luxury of being able to take the time off work to do that. Most people with jobs or their own family, or just their own lives are not equipped for that work.

[@DominicRyanVinceCruz]

​@@nightingale8178 It'll be a while before I can know what I will do; all I know now is that to me, I wouldn't want my aging to overly burden my theoretical children, or prevent them from living their lives. Children don't choose to get brought into this world, or who will bring them in, and I don't think providing for and raising a child should be viewed as a "favor" to be repaid. That's the responsibility of the parent who decided to have a child; to use it as a justification to place a significant burden upon our offspring reeks of manipulation to me. Now if I have children, and they did want to help me that way, beautiful. But I wouldn't want to force that as an expectation. That's ignoring the fact it's ultimately their choice at the end of the day. And this whole discussion also ignores the fact the many children who faced abuse from their parents, and have every right to cut them out of their lives. Or the simple fact that many regular people are not prepared with the skills or time to properly take care of elderly, especially those with physical or mental health conditions.

[@saorise28]

@@nightingale8178yes the tit for tat works, for as long as we can feasibly do it for. There is a HUGE difference between caring for a child and an elder. I helped care for my grandma but we literally just didn’t have the time(with jobs, travel time, family) to support her and she now loves the care she gets and she gets to socialize! Hell she has a boyfriend now; and that’s the same woman that I’ve never known to even be interested in anyone my entire life.

[@xuryuu8800]

1:33 Pressure cooker

[@bearded-donkey]

I read this right at the time Stamp

[@notoriousd.i.g.87]

I'm not gonna lie. House is a guilty pleasure of mine. The show is just so ridiculous and he is such a dick, it's such good television. The acting is so good too.

[@ChrisVillagomez]

Exactly my opinion on the show, it's so outrageous that I get guilty pleasure from watching it but I have experience in hospitals and stuff like that so the malpractice just irks me at the same time

[@matteomolinari77]

So many other random doctors in the show are shown writing off medical cases while thanks to his obsession House will never stop trying. Even though his methods are dramatized for TV, he always cared about his patients.

[@rustkarl]

I used to work in a hospital. Not as a member of the patient facing staff, no, I worked in inventory and supply. Precisely where no patients ever go, so I certainly overheard a fair few of the orderlies and nurses who would come down to pick up stock sharing stories and frustrations with patients and doctors out of their earshot. Let’s just say there can be a lot of repressed frustration in there that the patient never sees.

[@The_miIk]

frrrr. I watch it for the comedy and for Dr. house being an asshole.

[@luxaeterna365]

Well that's part of his character, everyone in the show knows he's a dick and tell him that constantly. He doesn't have any friends except for 1 or 2 that are so tired of his shit they want to see him fail a lot of the time. The show isn't trying to present him as an incomprehended genius who's surrounded by idiots. They present him as a bitter old man that no one likes.

[@h4xnslash900]

House is peak if you actually watch all of it so you get all the different segments and the characther development. So many people just see short clips on tiktok and assume thats all there is to it

[@TheLucidChiba]

Especially with his clinic days, he hates doing them and is at best maliciously complying. Far from his best moments

[@AtomixTiger]

If you watch it for the medical stuff though, he just sounds like an obnoxious asshole all the time ngl

[@__Insanity_]

To be fair, it does follow a very easy to get formula that seems basic. However that's not the draw of the show anyway

[@rustkarl]

@@TheLucidChiba Malicious compliance is one of my favourite sources of comedy.

[@unsaltedbanana1760]

I am watching someone on youtube reacting to someone on youtube reacting to a tv show. We have peaked as a society

[@meteorcat0730]

Mouse: "_People can't be this stupid!! Oh my god-_" Mouse. People are this stupid. You've been on the internet long enough, so you should know this.

[@rustkarl]

Yyyup.

[@cmrobbins88]

Yeah, but nothing beats watching it live on stage.

[@davidhouston4810]

Though I liked House, mostly because I like sarcasm, I love hearing Ironmouse go ballistic on it, Ha Ha Ha.

[@andrefaelnar]

Ah yes the inhaler scene made me laugh so hard that I couldn't breathe 🤣🤣🤣

[@troywestleybailey]

dr mike and ironmouse need a collab.

[@Seodoa7]

9:58 No, that's a Based Doctor

[@xXFoiXx]

I hate that they criticize House for "being mean" or asking how he even functions being so cynical. HE DOESN'T! THAT IS THE GODDAMN POINT! HE IS A BROKEN MAN FFS! You are not supposed to think he is right all the time. What boring fiction do they consume where that is always the case?

[@dracolosamurai6112]

This was me as a biology nerd with autism watching the good doctor😹😹😹

[@dav6943]

1:31 was that a kettle

[@LiteralCrimeRave]

Sleep sex is very common. A good portion of people have woke their spouse up in the middle of the night for sex despite being asleep the whole time.

[@garrettviewegh9028]

Wonder how Mousey would react to House while getting a check up from him? Probably trade sass back and forth until she respects his “no bullshit” attitude.

[@Mediamatix]

"I'm my right mind I couldn't ever put my parents in a care facility" Same here, I could not leave my latina mom in such a place. I respect to people working there too much to put 'em through this. :v

[@leion800]

Sleep fucking is a thing

[@jewemy5649]

Very truuu my dog done that

[@TenshiKisai]

To be fair to the writers of medical drama shows... you have to compress stuff, you have to make things more or less dire for drama. Nobody is going to watch a show for two months just waiting to see if the T4 (terminal) cancer patient is dead yet. Every episode is like 2 years of medical process compressed into like a day. What makes House infuriating is simply "House" himself having the bedside manner on extreme end of the ND scale (where they don't see people as humans in deserve of empathy, but as objects that can be replaced, if someone's case isn't interesting, they are undeserving of his time.)

[@rednova2212]

... People have never heard of a person being multi-lingual apparently. Both the doctor and Ironmouse.

[@Casual-Yohoho-Enjoyer]

I mean to their credit it does seem too convenient out of context and makes him feel like he just magically knows everything about anything (which is kinda true but it makes him more interesting, him being this endless supply of the most random facts conveniently related to the diagnosis but the show makes it clear that he needs his team to ground all that knowledge and guide his mind in the right direction)

[@rustkarl]

Also constantly asking why he assumes the worst of people when his most prevalent character trait apart from his drug dependency is misanthropy.

[@graveyardshift2100]

Super genius: is a genius. Viewers: surprised Pikachu

[@saberruntv]

gotta love how someone who stayed inside and doesn't know the real world outside of her cartoon character doesn't know how bad people are and how much people lie in the ER.

[@messygrl]

house has such powerful autism vibes, i love him

[@Hype_Incarnate]

I love this show. So much.

[@potitishogun2961997]

Feels like this show is a doctor's stress relief lol As a health professional, you need to be empathetic, professional, and always in your element... but sometimes, some patients are so ridiculously, insufferably stupid, you just wanna let go and insult them for the morons they are 😂

[@rustkarl]

Having heard some of the nurses when they came down to get inventory out of earshot of patients I can concur. Sure it’s hyperbolised but there is a level of frustration with annoying/troublesome or even stupid patients that the patient never sees.

[@potitishogun2961997]

@@rustkarl Most understandable 'XD Like, what do you even say to a patient that uses her inhaler like a fcking Eau de Cologne-?

[@tyrian666]

As a 24 year old who has been physically and mentally tortured (not abused, this has been ruled as torture by every therapist i met) up until last year (yes it only stopped last year aka a whole 19 years of surviving) I would put my parents in a carw facility with ZERO hesitation, i do not care

[@Kingofcorrect]

I love when she wheezes like an old man.

[@PeterButchens]

I'd love for mouse to binge watch the show live on stream and react to it 😂

[@Lurkerkun]

200 dollars for a Salbutamol inhaler? That's insane, it's like 1.6 dollars here.

[@SRodSS007]

" i dont thinky youre ready, for this Jelly, Dr, House!!" *mousey dies*

[@maikuusa]

9:20 and the real and fake doc have the same face

[@Cybertechwerewolf]

I hate to disagree with you Mouse, House is a great Doctor 😂

[@solaran90]

9:45 Too shocked to keep the true voice at bay. XD

[@imnotdumb309]

" More mouse bites." -House

[@DacianGradaMusic]

it's cute to see both of them trying to make sense of a drama series, despite it having loosely-reality-based cases in it. LOL It doesn't help that some context of those clips gets lost in the editing for time's sake. But this is also why I love House, he's brutal but gets the job done :P

[@annalisedonavan1758]

We had to out my grandpa with Alzheimer’s in a facility because we could not get him to stay in the house he kept finding car keys and driving places he should not have been. We still visit him in that facility 3 to 4 times a week, but we just could not keep him under control because he wanted to go out and do things, but then would forget where he was going how to drive everything

[@coolunusual]

The funniest thing is that as crazy amd wild as these are. Ask ER guys and it's not a surprise at all lol

[@CMarieMuse]

"deliver me Dr Mike" girl I fuckin heard that 🤤

[@Gestrid]

The actor actually does speak Mandarin, so that segment was real.

[@maxord11]

He doesn't assume the worst, he's experienced the spectrum of patients. Either you are Truthful, Lying, or Stupid. These clips only show the latter two because that's a decent portion of his clinic patients. That being said, he's also forced to be there most of the time and can't really be fired.

[@ZeiSolstrom]

The Chinese girl one is because he speaks Chinese.

[@07_romeo84]

I know it sounds crazy but yes these situations happen irl and there are way more caca stuff that people do that will leave u speechless. Just ask someone u guys know working at a hospital im sure they have a ton of funny experiences to tell.

[@07_romeo84]

though out of confidentiality they will probably not go into details

[@iStoicVA]

"One Inhaler a week" - "We get it you vape!"

[@narius_jaden215]

I'm actually so not okay with anyone thinking this kind of shit can't happen lol. Hospitals receive CRAZY NONSENSE on a daily basis lol

[@thenom6648]

Rule number one with house, he’s not your friend he’s your doctor. Does his job to solve your issue, not be your pillow to cry in.

[@Casual-Yohoho-Enjoyer]

He's such an interesting character. Most doctors do what they do to help people, he cares more about the mystery than the patients. That doesn't mean he doesn't care about the people he's diagnosing but he's just a stubborn genius afraid of being genuine and connecting with others

[@thenom6648]

@@Casual-Yohoho-Enjoyer yep, because house is afraid of pain. And house is a paradox to solve, no matter what you do with him. He’s gonna go through pain that would change him for the better or the worst. And what makes him so interesting, is that he is great at his work. But sacrificed any meaning of wanting to be human, just because he can’t fathom to be one. It’s a sad story of a legend.

[@TheMooper27]

"Please have some empathy" He said to the Sociopath.

[@docduggan8056]

I love House... I relate to the character... I know it's not accurate, but I have that jaded, old, disabled view. I even use a cane with flames on it. It's really hard sometimes to be in so much pain, and interact with people. Especially when you feel like they're all dumb. It can really make a person short tempered, frustrated. In all honesty he should be retired, but through out the show he keeps getting dragged back. Yes, it's a drama, but you really have to imagine his view point. I've been there, and it's hard. Being out, on my cane, my pain meds not working enough, having to listen to someone rambling nonsense... It's hard not to be short, and rude at times. My friends know, and can see when I'm in pain and have me at least sit. They also find my sarcasm and jokes hilarious when I snap. Though I often apologize after...

[@ichigokage]

THE JELLY?! THATS HOW YOU GET ANTS!!!!

[@thunderflare59]

As an asthmatic, going through one inhaler a week is insane. You gotta be doing at least three things wrong for that to happen. Edit: it was so much worse than I could have imagined.

[@madeingermany9445]

man i did use my asthma spray all this time wrong. that woman is using it the right way

[@bricenocesar9581]

In defense of house knowing many languages is because his father make him live in a lot of countries

[@namecomingsoon9517]

House is supposed to be medical Sherlock. He is also very blunt about how he sees patients and will be mean to them if he thinks they are idiots which to him is everyone except children who he is almost always nice to. He is a great doctor. Just not good with people. The other members of the hospital know this and because of this the boss often tries to not deal with him until they realize he has knowledge they need to help with a patient. He isn’t evil. He isnt bad. He is just a great doctor who is a jacka**

[@badlynice4692]

Hey guys, im reacting to chat react to ironmouse's reaction to a doctor's reaction to a tv show called house.

[@afiDaveykerr]

I love the show

[@SpiffyYuh]

thats why house is the best DR ever

[@k2d271]

Lol! Mouse is pressing all my buttons in this video 😑

[@GrassFudge7]

I hope in the episode they dealt with that sleep walking sex case appropriately because she clearly wasnt consenting any of those times it happened...

[@zieek1]

You sing nice, I approve.

[@alice1374]

With the asthmatic one I cringed so hard after finally getting somewhat "diagnosed" with it just before covid hit (unfortunately I also got covid around the same time, about a month and 12 days later, but couldn't test at the time due to age restrictions on testing, was stupid imo but we're almost certain I had it) But yeah, anyways, back to the topic, so much cringe with the wrong use of the inhaler "not like that!!"

[@Rio..o7..]

7:17 Anything you can do awake, you can do asleep

[@SuPleR-420]

Thing is, house md. Situations are possible (not probable at all, but all the dumb sitations have probably happened)

[@somebodyelse3004]

I disagree, this „people are full of bullshit, and i am not having it“ attitude of dr. House was what made this show great. I loved it.

[@dairoleon2682]

1:35 It's... *literally called an "inhaler!"* WHAT THE FUCK, LADY?

[@stavik96]

Not sure what I loved more, Scrubs or House. They don't make good shows like that anymore sadly.

[@dumella4989]

oh for a second I thought ironmouse collabed with doctor mike

[@boredaf5782]

200$ for an inhalor? I live in morocco (yeah, i know the minimum wage here is only around 300 a month), and those cost the equivalent of 4 usd, so they're definitely not expensive to make. I did a google search, and it says you can get them in the us for like 68 usd, which is still expensive, but at least its not 200

[@3thereal.4udi0s]

6:48 i fucking hate how people in the chat are just like ''nah, he was right tho, she was sleeping around'' but what if she WASN'T? it's never right to just assume someone is lying, ESPECIALLY when you're a doctor, and i know it's a show and it's how dr. house is but... that's just not the type of shit you should put out there, because he very clearly ISN'T right- like sure, maybe she was sleeping around but that doesn't mean he was right to act like that and assume that

[@AnonEyeMouse]

I've dated in the medical community a few times. There are some crazy stories. The one that comes to mind was a woman who thought that her husband was cheating because SHE got pregnant and they always used a condom. So he must be having sex without a condom with someone else. Turns out they were reusing condoms, putting them on one way, then the other (inside out) and then wasing them when they were done.

[@OGAzpect]

This is awesome 👏

[@sliceout9040]

Nurse here. Although it might sometimes be hard to believe, I can absolutely guarantee you that yes, some people are really this stupid.

[@iniadalahsaya9972]

I've met patient that use condom in his thumb, not for it purposed use (bcs the healthworker explained and described it LITERALLY that way), and the wife complained that she's pregnant, well ofc 😭 Not everyone educated enough about it, so it's our task to educating other people tho 👍

[@ItsOkayToBeThis]

Pfffft. House is amazing 🤭

[@Danica_Angel]

has dr. mike reacted to ironmouses condition? i need him to react to my girl

[@soybajo-kira8585]

He’s such an asshole, I love him

[@gigoku]

May Mousy's account be reinstated

[@nicolasmorales8647]

Once, a patient accept to me to do some coca cola vaginal washings instead of birth control … thats what her mom thaught her and so on , that was a college woman on her first prenatal control btw so yeah every single doctor have lots of crazy experiences.

[@joelsanchez9998]

What is the song she sings at the end

[@SharkyShocker]

I would like to remind everyone that the Average IQ is 100. Meaning half of people are above, and the other half below. And a quick Google Search, in America 5.5% have an IQ of 75 or below. So of what should be 18.5 million Americans in this range... Yeah, with a pool that big I can see a chunk making some very stupid decisions.

[@jotusmas4038]

I have known of people using mayo as lube before...

[@Thechillilover]

Inception lmfao

[@omegastrike8812]

He knows mandarin, because of course he does. And also the lack of tact is because they wrote him to be vaguely on the spectrum, and especially during this time, they just meant you have no empathy. WHICH ISNT A GOOD THING, I JUST WANT TO MAKE IT CLEAR THAT WRITING PEOPLE LIKE THAT ISNT GOOD

[@Faiz_504]

Reaction to a reaction, what have we become

[@JoshBou]

How funny would it be if it turned out the only reason House went on as long as it did is because medical professionals and longterm patients love roasting it and the majority of it's views came from hate watching! 😂

[@boredaf5782]

I'll never understand why people put gold flakes on their food, you literally just shit them out.

[@TheRoastMaster69]

The whole point of the serie is people always lie. So I gotta figure out the truth myself to save lives

[@edo0girl2.03]

Why is it so strange to know House, who regularly reads medical journals in foreign languages, can speak a foreign language? He's a genius so it shouldn't be a stretch for him to know multiple languages.

[@alexjanzen1666]

As a doctor, House is absolutely incredible. As a human being, he is a complete ass.