Numbing Psychological Pain | House M.D..

[@foolsanticsstudio]

The worst part is proving the pain is all in your head yet it doesn’t go away

[@Khorothis]

Absolutely the worst. It's real because you feel it but it's not real in the sense that there's no information value in the pain, which is its whole purpose. It's like long-term grief: feeling down for a while makes sense but at some point you have to realize, "make it real", that the person is dead and gone, and that it's old news. It's like trying to loosen a tense muscle in your brain. It's a skill onto itself.

[@Fif0l]

The real worst part is telling your wife that doctor said the pain is psychological and dealing with the assumption that therefore you shouldn't have a problem doing whatever the pain prevents you from doing.

[@opeeate]

yep, I didn't know, not really I had a hunch, now I know why my pain spikes when my ex visits. still if op8s work then go for it I say, really bad pain whether it's in your head or not is still really bad pain & must be stopped especially if it's been going on for years.

[@neuralmute]

Exactly! If stress happens to be a trigger for my skull crushing migraines, does it make the pain any less severe than if the trigger was something I ate?

[@bobfg3130]

It wasn't all in his head. The pain got worse because of psychological reasons.

[@piolihedron8859]

House: *_*misses one note on piano and pops a pill*_* Me, a fellow pianist: *Same*

[@Sandux930]

It's 5 o clock somewhere 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@mekhalapbhende6285]

I knoww. A single wrong note ruins everything

[@jacobs279]

@@mekhalapbhende6285 as a blues pianist I don’t get what all the fuss is about

[@mekhalapbhende6285]

@@jacobs279 i dont know. I have extreme anxiety when i miss a note. I guess it's a kind of OCD. If i miss a note i HAVE TO start all over

[@jacobs279]

@@mekhalapbhende6285 lmao if I hit a wrong note it still sounds intentional

[@hsteriasteria6533]

When house said “what about this?! Is this in my head?!” You could hear his pain and it’s just sad 😔

[@Nathon-jd7qz]

And it’s not like he wants to be high either. He is in massive amount of pain

[@samh2023]

@@Nathon-jd7qz then why did the placebo work?

[@dolebludger]

@@samh2023 because he thought it would? Non addicts have success with placebos. It's a weird and lucky phenomenon

[@Bonesph]

He took them for more then physical pain.

[@kristenoliver8891]

i heard the voice crack and i just got so sad

[@Merfolk_]

Wilson was always right with his hunches. Cuddy was clever for having House take a placebo to put him in his right mind for once.

[@victorcabanelas]

Well, maybe she told him it was a placebo, but actually gave him morphine. It's been a while since I watched the show, so I don't remember if this situation really got sorted.

[@southparkway1]

@@victorcabanelas I believe she gave him a placebo but I never understood why she told him so quickly

[@divinevine9413]

@@southparkway1 maybe to know it can be handled psychologically for the mean time? That he shouldn't be into drugs that quick instead he should've tried other option. (Its just my guess :) )

[@BigMac8000]

@@southparkway1 I wondered this too, I think it's because she knew he was onto the lie - and Cuddy isn't patient with the long-con. She caves more often than not when it comes to withholding a secret from House because it's a disaster if you do it because he's petty. Meanwhile it was diagnostically relevant enough that she knew the battle was over - the point was made, House can't deny it worked.

[@pavishwaryapanchatcharam4007]

It's called phantom pain. Lot of amputees have it. The only treatment is placebo where the doctor injects vit.b6 or physiological saline

[@raisafaruk788]

That person deserves an award who is keeping this channel alive.

[@emac7050]

Agreed, Nobel Peace Prize sounds good.

[@Lpuemcfoo]

I've never seen a single episode of the real show but these highlights/shorts are amazing.

[@Oncopoda]

You realize this is the official channel for the show right?

[@emac7050]

@@Oncopoda yOU rEAliZe ThAT iT- we know.

[@brain5853]

Person? You mean the network?

[@madrazz8888]

2:29 You can hear in his voice he's nearly crying from the pain. Excellent acting.

[@hennessygarciahg]

Poor guy, physical and emotional pain is not fun

[@cccccc6667]

Excellent acting.

[@shapen360]

This is the thing about House. He always claims to be rational but is arguably the most emotional character on the show. He acted out when Stacy left, had psychosomatic pain when he was sad, refused to admit he had a drug problem.

[@funkyman7885]

Also went completely off the rails when cuddy left him

[@tonylee1667]

He's in pain

[@ecchyu]

Pain made him that way. Because emotional pain is more painful tbh.

[@Heron11177]

And when he admitted the addiction he said it wasn't a problem :|

[@MrGister9999]

people who stick to being rational are often hiding from they're own negative emotions

[@Crowald]

That single break in his voice is absolutely heart-shattering. Stellar acting.

[@hennessygarciahg]

Yeah, poor guy I cried

[@raphaa16]

"I gave you placebo" * Looks at the camera *

[@WCM0211]

2:48-2:57 you can hear House being on the verge of tears. His life has been so miserable...

[@hennessygarciahg]

Having physical and emotional pain is the worst. He needs a hug, but also he needs to let his emotions out.

[@ArturoGarzaID]

Chase throws out a perfectly logical assumption in Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and they ignore him.

[@meta6504]

Most of it is just spitballing, Creutzfedlt Jakob disease is logical for sure, but there was probably some testing we didnt see that ruled it out

[@danlapidus3827]

Because if it is she’s dead in ~2 weeks so there’s no point

[@aurelmatthews4164]

Doesn't CJD appear much later in life, like around 60?

[@MuhammadJunaidAshraf]

No myoclonus

[@sreeramkonnanath8692]

Am i the only one who isnt a doctor here?

[@YouCanCallMeSus]

One of the few times where House was in so much actual pain that you could see it on his face. He was about to cry in that moment.

[@hennessygarciahg]

It breaks my heart

[@HarryHoran]

It’s scary when House lashes out

[@opeeate]

I like it.

[@mariajo2698]

min riggs me too

[@jagerfromgsg945]

Dude sometimes it like surprises me and actually scares me cuz I’m not paying enough attention.

[@cunningsmile4166]

1:53

[@koodude2313]

Good actor.

[@TheMegaPrimus]

I too numb the psychological pain of waiting for more House clips.

[@tahunuva4254]

I so pale..

[@adylaar6708]

@@tahunuva4254 this comment is underrated

[@DiamondHunterMc]

How do you exactly numb your pain. I’m extremely curious.

[@RizzlerLegacy]

@@DiamondHunterMc By watching slightly angsty doctor shows and pretending your pain doesn't exist.

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

It's actually scientifically correct. Brain scans have consistently shown that pain is pain to the brain. It's unable to differentiate between physical pain and emotional pain: the exact same parts of the brain light up. I don't think it's a coincidence that whomever runs this channel put up a clip at Christmas about how emotional pain _hurts_ exactly the same way physical pain does.

[@staticshotaop561]

NoJusticeNoPeace how do those two things connect

[@blvcklvnd618]

We all got depression 😎

[@marLamaDeo]

SodaWithNoYoda Christmas is the leading cause of emotional pain

[@spencerwhite3400]

First off, it's "whoever" - if you use the wrong from of a "smart" word, it makes you look so much dumber. Second, you're flat out making things up. The placebo affect has been proven many, many times. So has the 'mind over pain' thing (look up gate control theory).

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

+Spencer White "Whom" is the objective form, and while "that" makes the second part a subordinate clause, the person who runs the channel is the object referred to by "I" (the subject). If you're going to incorrect someone, it's probably a good idea not to do so so disdainfully, since you have no idea what the professional qualifications may be of the person you're incorrecting. In my case, I'm a professionally-published writer. Furthermore, the existence of placebo and nocebo does not in any way contradict what I wrote. Your needlessly scornful and swaggering response reeks of Dunning-Kruger.

[@SidewaysKnee]

House needs a hug, good pain meds, and some sleep

[@MisterCaprisun]

Vicodine?

[@majormana1]

hug wont do anything

[@hoarder1919]

so, a hooker, a vicodine pill and a post-hooker exhaustion? House is doing all that already.

[@jimmy2k4o]

He needs an amputation.

[@mongogojjo5944]

@@MisterCaprisun Vicodin is weak, hydrocodone is on the same level of kratom, maybe a little stronger and there's Tylenol in there which means you can't take a bunch without liver failure. He needs oxymorphone or hydromorphone

[@thelonewolf5238]

That's the first time i saw houses leg scar.AND MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE AND TO YOUR LOVED ONES!

[@Destroyer2150]

One of the few time we actually see House's scar. Pretty scary when he asks for a morphine shot...

[@HarryWizard]

@@Destroyer2150 I genuinely forgot he showed the scar, sorta freaked me out how real it looks

[@jonnyb.animationstutorials7119]

Yeah, you can tell just how much of his thigh muscle was removed, and how sunken in the scar is. No wonder there's nerve damage.

[@bethangriffiths5206]

Wilson cares so much for House, even when House is being annoying

[@banishedfromthedwarfplanet530]

"Annoying" is putting it mildly.

[@air6665]

House is lucky

[@Wodenseyes]

I understand house when it comes to his annoyance to people not believing he’s in pain. I suffer from lupus and severe disk degeneration in my spine. Because I’m under 30 so many doctors just expected I was drug seeking and until I was 22 and finally presented with a butterfly rash they didn’t look into my severe pain. I was into a year of buying pills off the street before a doctor found the damage and gave me corrective back surgery. Took me 3 years to finally get out of the physical addiction and learn to live with the pain I have now. It’s so much easier to take a pill when it hurts but after a while one doesn’t do it anymore. Soon you’re eating 3 at a time until someone tells you to try snorting one. Pain is terrible, addiction is worse, both together is hell.

[@ashotofwhiskey219]

Hugh Laurie deserved more awards for this show.

[@Jenny-cj4gy]

1:52 "Aw you miss Stacy too? "

[@alexpaulyoungthemuso3937]

I probably would've given house a big old shove there if he was my friend Wilsons trying to get through to him and he wacks him with his cane I'm tackling my friend down to the ground and giving him a big open palm slap

[@lucianolizana446]

Aww you miss Stacy too?

[@schwazman1]

One of my favorite lines of the whole series.

[@kəanıncupıdo]

Gonna cry?

[@danialyousaf6456]

@@kəanıncupıdo *pulls out a syringe full of "morphine" * I had to beat an old lady with a stick to get this.

[@davehudlow_x3441]

I laugh every time

[@bubbarub17]

Bless this channel. This is the only place I go for my House fix.

[@twox5339]

When I was a kid in middle school, I wrote to a friend that I had emotions so big that it made my chest hurt. It was deep pain right behind the middle bone of your ribs. It felt like someone was punching me in the heart. Nowadays I don't feel that intense of emotion and I don't feel that anymore. But stress makes my body hurt, like a toothache getting worse because my family is fighting. I can't imagine having a physical source that's regularly that painful that could get worse psychologically.

[@riotriguez5854]

Did the friend respond

[@gramioerie_xi133]

Yep. I felt that when my dog died.

[@AmyYdoesntlikehandles]

Did anyone feel bad for House when they saw his leg scar?poor House

[@TWX27]

I did.

[@doublevealsh]

She probably gave him the morphine and just said it was saline

[@flamingkittyumad]

That's something she would do

[@samuelwoods164]

I genuinely never thought about that but given her later behaviour if it wasn't the actual case in season two it would definitely be the case by season six.

[@fareedahmaheeb5366]

double placebo

[@gonzalogutierrez510]

Placebo-ception?

[@opeeate]

omg! that is exactly what she'd do.

[@ninjasaurxd]

While we’re definitely in a new era of television today, it’s nice to watch these clips and reminisce on one of my favorite shows I watched before the streaming days. Merry Christmas and happy holidays y’all

[@JoshFrost-c4i]

What do you mean by a new era of television?

[@sameerchandio9481]

Even when his body is flooded with pain, he expertly manipulated the shit out of Cuddy by dropping his pants. Solid manuvering.

[@drrockkso8882]

I wouldn't call it manipulating exactly. I just think he needed to remind her that his pain is real and has a very specific physical cause. The other characters hear his complaints about the pain so often that it's just become background noise to them that they can kinda ignore. They don't have to feel the pain or see that fucked up leg every day, but he does.

[@DrakeOola]

@@drrockkso8882 Yeah, definitely not manipulation to show someone your bleeding wound and ask for a band aide or to go to the nurses office. All you're doing is reminding them or proving that you're not lying. You wouldn't go to the doctors office and not show them your wound because "its manipulation". Imagine you have a chronic condition that you need weekly meds for but you refuse to show any proof. Sure, he is an addict but he also has a legitimate reason to be.

[@ingridwicklung8939]

It IS manipulative. If the pain was so bad, Cuddy would suggest to finish the job, ergo amputate the leg what they should done years ago.

[@theinventor7027]

@@ingridwicklung8939 You clearly have no idea how bad chronic pain is no doctor in their right mind would amputate your leg unless already severely broken or rotting he is not manipulating he’s just reminding them that his leg pain is very real and he needs those opioids to function opioids are a tool People in very real pain should be allowed to use and not something that people shame them about

[@ingridwicklung8939]

@@theinventor7027 Opioids are overprescribed by doctors under pharmaceutical companies lobbying for any kind of pain. Yes, drug addict junkies should be shamed in public, they waste paramedic time and effort.

[@triggerbug1987]

“Awwww, you miss Stacy too?” 🤣🤣🤣

[@tealraven6311]

My headaches never go away, but they get worse when I'm stressed/sad/angry. Your pain can truely be psychologically manipulated.

[@RemyJustice97]

3:43 "You check the pancreas?" "Oh, come on! You're just making up organs now, aren't you?" Wilson's capacity for snark will never cease to amaze me

[@aericraadley]

psychological pain can manifest 10x worse as actual pain. you could have a pre-exisiting condition that can compount just from extreme stress. my hip for instance doesnt bother me much but i notice when im over worked and super stressed out i literally cant walk and feels like my hip bone is grinding against my leg bone

[@TheCoolProfessor]

I can't express how incredible the relationship between the mind and the body is.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

You might be interested in the book "You are the Placebo" by Dr. Joe Dispensa

[@shannonyoder9199]

Wilson went from "Why the heck would you break up Stacy's marriage?" to "Why the heck did you send her away?" He deserved the leg wack.

[@Ostinato-Obbligato]

Because House had already taken every step towards breaking up their marriage but the final one. He slept with a married woman, even convinced her to leave her husband, but when it came time for her to actually do it, he backed away. House stopped because he didn't want Stacy's husband to experience the same emotional pain that he did.

[@nondumisoxulu2397]

The look on his face when he showed her his thigh, it's so sad felt like he wanted to cry.. So wish I could get on screen and give him Olaf's warm hug😕☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@hennessygarciahg]

Yeah, poor guy

[@The-Rose-and-the-Cross]

Bach, French Suite No. 5 in G major, i. Allemande

[@610Hobbies]

_NEEEEEEEEERD!_ (j/k, that's awesome lol)

[@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad.]

@@610Hobbies no, actual neeeeerd

[@maliciouslyContent]

Nice.

[@The-Rose-and-the-Cross]

To be honest, I've played it. I'd be doomed if I didn't know what I'm playing.

[@JDMatthias]

The classics are beautiful but a bear to play.

[@nursefleming8493]

They get scared when he gets mad 😂

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

House is someone who is intimidating without ever needing to yell. When he yells, he’s losing control.

[@soonamisapphire2425]

I wish he would put the piano in the hospital in front of other people including his team I think it be shocked and amazed he has so much emotion in his music fingers

[@TheIrishSicilian]

Sucks being in pain with a chronic issue. And to eventually build a tolerance.

[@Ebunoluwa13]

Sometimes Wilson and Cuddy can seem so insensitive to House's pain

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

I think so too. In a way they failed him because even after he finished rehab, he was not proper pain management. They were gonna wait until his organs failed from Vicodin abuse in order to... help mitigate... his Vicodin abuse. I remember House saying “I don’t have a dug problem, I have a pain problem.” He does have a pain management problem. He also has deep emotional issues that permeates into his already existing pain. I don’t know how much one person can handle added with the responsibility of managing a team and saving lives while everyone calls you both a genius and an addict. I’d be a far worse wreck if that were me.

[@JakeBolt]

Welcome to the early '00. Pain medication like opioids where not so well understood, all scientists knew was that they got rid of pain, and there where no immediate side effects. They had no idea that opioids where essentially pill form heroin. If anything, Cuddy and Wilson would be sued for medical misconduct and malpractice for how they failed to properly rehabilitate their friend away from opioid pain medication.

[@tibor29]

@@JakeBolt "Pain medication like opioids where not so well understood, all scientists knew was that they got rid of pain, and there where no immediate side effects" lol that's not true whatsoever. We have known about the side-effects and addiction related issues associated with opioid use for decades (centuries even, because people have been using opium way before modern medicine). Also, both heroin and hydrocodone (vicodin) are opioids, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that if one is highly addictive, the other one will be too.

[@sharpaycutie2]

I dk t think so. House like fighting them when they want to care but they also don't know much about house as well. Not tintimate details like his childhood. They fond outmore through the series.

[@vsync]

@@JakeBolt lol they literally discuss dependency in the show but go on taking effective tools from suffering people

[@gnarlynicholasreviews]

House is actually a really good example of people with chronic pain having to constantly deal with other people tell them that they shouldn’t be in pain or that it’s “all in their head” etc etc. As somebody who suffers from intractable, excruciating abdominal pain every single day… it’s truly sick how misinformed other people can be when it comes to pain.

[@Javiervs258]

The worst part has to be treating psychological pain as if it's not real pain, as a way to disregard the person's feelings. Pain is painful no matter the mechanisms, and House here was clearly desperate, so he got understandably upset when his colleagues told him to "go figure it out".

[@heartroll8719]

I’m in chronic pain with migraines nearly everyday. They can be so bad. Life isn’t something to enjoy then 😢

[@peterluke9392]

​@@heartroll8719 hang in there my friend wish you recovery

[@DemonicRobots]

I like how House respects Cuddy for, well, doing the exact thing he would've done.

[@Samp50]

Hats off to the guy or the team who selected songs for series 1 to 8...Imagine the research, 👏👏👏👏

[@jarofdirt9]

5:58 oddly satisfying

[@shahshrinit7846]

Saline ...only cuddy knows how to play with his brain ...😅😂

[@flamingkittyumad]

it could have actually been morphine but she said it was saline to make house think his pain was in his head, it sounds like something she would do at least

[@SyrisXv]

“Aww do you miss Stacey too?”. He was quick with that leg hit.🤣

[@higor_alpha_romeo]

0:35 House is the best even when he is mad.

[@shawnagrubb9958]

Some of the pain may be psychological which would make it worse. But House has real pain, and I know chronic pain is one of worst things people have endure.

[@Emophiliac2]

This whole thing feels like a Sherlock Holmes arc - needing stimulation. When there isn't anything going on, a 7% solution makes everything better.

[@chilomine839]

Funny you should say that.

[@punkntded]

Anyone else feeling like House on Christmas? Damn it sucks to be alone

[@Vexxona]

yeah i get you

[@alexcavernmusic]

@Aman I completely agree

[@splattercatbambi4965]

Homeboy.

[@xyrenegade]

"Get a hooker, anything"

[@JDMatthias]

No it doesn't. It's the same dam questions every year. No games no laughter no singing. Christmas sucks

[@zookeethehunter7790]

They show the model to be 15 year old in this episode when she was actually 25 to 26 years old at that time. She's now 42

[@poorboi8093]

1:52 omg this mad lad lmao The writing is so good.

[@DAMNbyrnz35]

Boy, that damage on House’s thigh looks painful. Why would Cuddy give him a placebo when there is clearly something wrong?

[@matthewjones2095]

So he doesn't go full addict

[@zacharypendragon49]

The damage there had been there for a long time at that point. It’s apart of his backstory, he had an embolism that caused the death of his muscle, he refused to have his leg removed (cuddys medical suggestion) and instead opted to have just the dead muscle removed from his leg even though she told him that if they removed the muscle he would live the rest of his life in pain.

[@IndependentConversations]

It's a form of mental trickery get your issue under control let your actual drugs do their job. But also long term use of any narcotic the drug doesn't seem to work when it still works.

[@nicklaus2615]

It’s not funny how people always think that it’s in your head until theres physical proof

[@EchoDropClips]

Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄

[@anthonyminarik1962]

Sharun Merry Christmas or happy holidays to you too

[@toybox6]

merry christmas!!

[@markhendrikx4424]

Merry Christmas 🎅🏻

[@610Hobbies]

And a happy go to hell ;)

[@tamiladeville7832]

💝🎅🎁

[@dibyashubhroroy945]

It's got windows😂😂

[@notimportant8002]

I wonder if she actually gave him morphine but then lied about it to convince him it didn't help

[@mojomystique6797]

I always wished that this show and monk crossed over for a few episodes. I think it woulda been green to see monk and house and the same room😂😂😂

[@aprilleerose]

House and Nurse Jackie lol

[@I_THE_ME]

This is exactly what I needed for my Christmas!

[@np100]

I know exactly how House feels. I have three herniated disks in my lower back causing pain in my back and legs that make me bite my lip. Combine that with osteoarthritis in those disks and in my knees and bursitis in my hips, and there are days when the little bit of Tramadol they will allow me is just enough to take the edge off. House is not psychologically disturbed, but pain of that intensity can make you appear crazy.

[@HotBrass-Lead]

The pain in the mind can be the worst and for some reason just doesn’t go away , no matter how hard you try . Been there done that still doin it.

[@Aric_EPU]

When he shows his leg, that’s probably the most emotion and pain I’ve heard from him, I mean the dude is quivering and on the verge of tears.

[@interviolet6675]

I love these moments where Wilson is the one to answer the puzzle :)

[@silverstar8868]

I love that part, actually made me chuckle 1:52

[@RedDragonForce2]

Hugh Laurie was beyond perfect for this role. Also, the fact that we get a look at the damaged leg uncovered shows just how much attention to detail they went for his character.

[@mrr7634]

On another house binge. Always great.

[@Mosydys]

Why not just keep giving him placebo? House probably may have forgotten how his pain feels, if it was purely psychological in nature.

[@GramOfAdderall]

By telling him it's a placebo, and letting him know it IS psychological, it gives him an opportunity to go seek help and work through his emotional pain. He won't do it of course, but that would be the solution.

[@Holytoaster]

I miss when this show was readily easily accessible on netflix and didnt have to watch it on youtube.

[@zang12x]

House is one of my favourite characters in media but his life really is extremely sad you can just hear the pain in his voice when he goes is this in my head

[@Mak1Attack1]

I'll never understand why she told him. If the placebo worked, it worked.

[@fantasyfire4482]

I wish we could watch full episodes on here

[@bbb462cid]

I have to be in work in six hours and I just keep watching this instead of sleeping

[@JoshFrost-c4i]

How'd that shift go?

[@F40PH-2CAT]

Gotta love House guilt tripping Cuddy with the "I remember a thigh muscle being here"...

[@nicolarose8026]

EVERY TIME I see House hit Wilson with his cane, i laugh. When he wants to be, House can be very brutal with his cane. He has a disability, but its almost as if the cane has given superpowers. He welds it for good and evil.

[@RemyJustice97]

That's funny, I think the writers once said the same thing in an interview

[@saadhassan5250]

fear of pain is a great motivator

[@ryanbolson23]

I mean moral implications aside, house was right to put the metaphorical mirror to his colleague’s face like that. They are there talking because a patient’s health is declining in their care and they need to solve it before she is dead. And she was too distracted to do her job, news flash of the girl dies in the hospital, separating her father does do anything to protect her! She is absolutely right in wanting to help prevent further trauma but she’s doing that at the cost of the girl’s physical health. And to then hypocritically accuse House of the very thing she is guilty of is saddening.

[@Terminarch]

Fun fact placebos sometimes work even if you KNOW it's a placebo.

[@melissaducote7455]

He is so good a the piano o-oh he is taking the pills again

[@sanketmanna8653]

Wow, never heard that much pain in his voice....

[@brad4571]

“aww, do you miss Stacy too?” Lol.

[@the1savagebeast]

Kinda wished you had tied House's final diagnosis with the supermodel some how.

[@brandylorraine]

She's a hermaphrodite and I believe she has testicular cancer.

[@the1savagebeast]

@@brandylorraine she's actually a he until after the operation. In the next video House explains everything.

[@brandylorraine]

@@the1savagebeastconsidering what one believes he's still a he after surgery. If the DNA is still the same. But it was male dna with almost total estrogen or mainly?

[@TheBmonster1]

Psychological pain or shame is real. I've had hydrocephalus since I was 5 months old I don't remember the first surgery, I don't remember the feeling of being normal

[@midhunraj6233]

These are really great actors at work

[@dayanigunawardena4615]

The song at the end of this video "Desire" by Ryan Adams is also played during the scene of Luke and Sophia riding horses in the movie "The Longest Ride" (2015)

[@RandalBauer11]

It was also featured prominently in an episode of the West Wing about a year before the airing of this episode.

[@ruth_6303]

😃Yes! That's what I thought when the song started playing. That was a good movie😊.

[@UnknownPerson-cl9di]

5:00 so the placebo works

[@michealtreude5460]

Just post the whole show on KZbin already, imagine the add revenue

[@brandylorraine]

Or make it free but add ads like commercials like other movies shows and KZbinrs do

[@parthverma4534]

And imagine the copyright infringement

[@matthewjones2095]

@@parthverma4534 this is the offical house channel isn't

[@parthverma4534]

@@matthewjones2095 not officially, it's of the streaming platform peacock.

[@wolfyakuza]

Gregory has a very complex mind.

[@darkguardian1314]

Watch out, the man has a cane and not afraid to use it.

[@senakumo1149]

...Krillin?

[@fraktallyfractals2083]

Thank you for uploading :)

[@algorithm1313]

Hugh Laurie is such an awesome actor!!!

[@anonymous-sn8br]

Inducing migraines, worsening leg pain. House hits wilson in the leg... Aww you miss stacy too 😂😂😂

[@wd3185]

Oh my God, no wonder he's so miserable all the time. Having to walk on that? I don't know what I was expecting, but that's worse than anything I had in mind.

[@Krishant-dl3qb]

Merry christmas🌲

[@cameronthorby5799]

Cameron's moral high horse annoyed me to no end. Foreman was a much better representation of sticking to a higher code of ethics.

[@zombieinjeans]

The idea that House would be tricked by placebo morphine is absurd. Anyone who’s taken or been given IV opioids, knows that however strong placebo can be, it doesn’t even scratch the surface. It’s like getting hit by a train of euphoria.

[@ristube3319]

I have 20 screws and 2 rods from collarbone to bellybutton. Everyone gives me 💩 about my pain meds, and it’s always easy to dismiss until I lift my shirt up and say, “how about now?” A scar that runs the entire length of my back. If anyone thinks differently, 10 splintered vertebrae with screws and luck holding them together, never feel “Ok”. Nor does it ever get to a point where I can “block it out cuz it’s just all in my head” or whatever wiseass statement I’ve heard all too often.

[@mikecane]

Some diagnostician! House couldn't see he had PsychoLupus. #TeamLupus

[@Koloss04]

1:02 Poor Wilson... suffer in silence

[@MarcusCromwell9]

Can someone explain to me why muscle death is so painful? I've read about it even on the House Wiki which describes exactly what House had and how they proceeded to fix it. I still don't understand what causes the extreme everlasting pain.

[@dragonlogos1]

Remember pain is the way the body tells us something is wrong. the nerves are the problem, not really the muscle, basically his body is constantly telling him his leg is damaged and it won’t turn off.

[@MarcusCromwell9]

@@dragonlogos1 That was my point. How can something cause pain that is not even there anymore?

[@cherrybombrose3532]

@@MarcusCromwell9 because the brain is incredibly powerful. Amputee’s can still feel pain in a limb they don’t even have anymore. Phantom pain

[@MarcusCromwell9]

@@cherrybombrose3532 I guess it could rather be called an error. Like my pc would keep popping up notifications for my keyboard not working that I trashed 10 years ago.

[@madnap7972]

that camera move at 1:11