Patient Has No Control Over Half of His Brain | House M.D. | MD TV

[@xlife.lightx]

I know this is a serious case but I can't help but love how wholesome the right brain acts, really trying to make the guy understand the deodorant is the problem and then starts being gentle when the girlfriend notices the problem

[@fig8man]

also the guy is a great actor

[@lucakun3455]

​@@fig8man bro I just realised the actor just acted all that, he is fricking amazing

[@AlquimistEd]

it was pretty sweet

[@MaxwellsDemon9]

@@fig8man yeah he had total mastery of the physical part - the arm seemed like he couldn't control it and that's while he's speaking, emoting, etc.

[@iamaylacat3935]

The hand KNEW what was causing the problem, and was desperately trying to get everyone to see that and stop with the wild goose chase...

[@takumi2023]

i think the right hand could have done something different. since it can read it should have seen doctors so maybe instead of throwing things it could hold it shake it and the doctors. another idea is to actually draw the idea. skull for poison and deodorant for the subject.

[@iRazenrak]

@@takumi2023 Right brain is not logical, all it can do is throw away stimuli it doesn't like and punish whatever introduces that stimuli. How it knew it didn't like it, I dunno.

[@bliss5297]

@@iRazenrak The right brain get bad vibes from deodorant can.

[@gingertea3778]

@@bliss5297 didn’t pass the vibe check

[@RAWatson1989]

So essentially the left brain has locked in syndrome, bar the use of a hand. Crazy cool concept

[@angelhamilton8446]

not gonna lie, but this concept that one half of his brain was "silenced" but is still trying to help out is so weird and so cool

[@fromthegamethrone]

This might be a silly question, but what made you start that sentence with "I'm not gonna lie"?

[@angelhamilton8446]

@@tymondabrowski12 I know about DID. I have a friend with MPD and I watch the KZbin DissociaDID. I like to read up about DID and watch interviews and stuff on it.

[@angelhamilton8446]

@@fromthegamethrone honestly, it's the first thing that came to mind so I wrote it. I almost wrote it again replying to this comment.

[@hollanderson]

@@fromthegamethrone The same reason why they used "honestly" when beginning the sentence. Probably just got so used to starting sentences that way that it's hard to drop the habit.

[@fromthegamethrone]

@@hollanderson I did notice. Not judging OP as I don't know them! But I have found in my life people who start with "not gonna lie" or "honestly" tend to have trouble being believed, which usually stems from pathological lying. Again, no judgement on OP - could totally be a colloquialism.

[@crystalfanning5583]

Everyone else is talking about the episode itself or the condition. I’m over here amazed the actor unbuttoned his shirt so quickly with one hand.

[@princessblazena]

"Not my first rodeo" 😉 -Joey (Friends)

[@angelaengle12]

Saaaame. Watched that one twice when it came up. That was pretty impressive, lol.

[@intruderralerrt]

probably director took the shot several times and he got used to it

[@76tennboy]

@@princessblazena it’s definitely not what he said.

[@fbbWaddell]

I remember learning about a case study in which spray deodorant killed a teenager. He was so obsessed with smelling good, he would go through a can a week. Once a day in a small enclosed space isn't good but isn't harmful. Multiple times a day in a small enclosed space is poisonous. If you use anything aerosolized, use it in a well ventilated area.

[@fromthegamethrone]

The problem isn't that people don't read warning lables, it's that they ignore them

[@EatYourVegs]

I can't stand when someone sprays one of these next to me. Now I know my reaction is good.

[@MannyXVIII]

A lesson that accute is no more dangerous than chronic. It's just faster.

[@fbbWaddell]

@Samir Dončić As long as the windows are open, you should be fine. Just let your car air out.

[@katrabbit]

This is true. I've heard of the same case, the mother was beside herself because she felt responsible for not stopping him. Made me change the way I use aerosols for sure.

[@roydadancegod]

“We’ll just leave the three of you alone” 😂

[@kennylinnell7602]

The patients acting is great he moved the arm very convincingly. it seemed alien like it was interrupting him It was very impressive.

[@HienNguyenHMN]

Anyone noticed that the girlfriend "had the thought out of nowhere"? That's her right brain communicating.

[@confused_one_]

😂😂

[@horrortimewithcactus3200]

Dear lord

[@yossarian00]

Oh no honey

[@LionManatic]

Or it was the next part in the script

[@OctavKitty]

That's four of them in the room then!

[@raizahasmath5580]

It was too cute when his hand caressed her and 13 commented.

[@smittywerbenjj1]

Imagine the hand first caressing her, then slapping her again

[@raizahasmath5580]

@@smittywerbenjj1 Now that's something to worry about 🤣

[@leviisdead]

@@smittywerbenjj1 thats exactly what i was scared was gonna happen lol

[@Suilimea]

Honestly it was pretty adorable lmao

[@raizahasmath5580]

@@Suilimea Indeed

[@AndyCutright]

I never noticed the first thing we see him throw in the hospital is the deodorant can, and he throws it again and again.

[@raven4k998]

well cause his brain sees it is a problem even though he wants to use it again and again goes to show that his brain knows the danger even though he does not know🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bartk.2702]

First time he also says "we shouldn't read into that". Eventually they solve the case by reading into it.

[@raven4k998]

@@bartk.2702 you gotta love that silent brain it had it all figured out before hand and they had to listen to it before they could figure it out🤣🤣🤣

[@AnuxeL]

My man Eugene Schwartz making his legendary cameo in this clip with absolutely zero context. Fantastic performance

[@runenorderhaug7646]

Why they arent mentioning is that the separate halves can be potentially so developed that they can form beliefs of their own. They partly hint at it with the ending, but there are even cases of DiD and split brain patients wherein they appeared to have separate religious beliefs in different regions of their head

[@yossarian00]

This is unrelated to DID. DID is a response to trauma not a separate individual in your head.

[@runenorderhaug7646]

@@yossarian00 DiD and split brain are seperate. I only mentioned it because though DiD is caused by trauma as you said, it can also manifest in the form of either distinct personalities or in more extreme cases full distinct identities

[@68404]

My goodness. Both still had religious dogma?

[@dhruvgupta8739]

Lord he smacked the soul Outta her

[@niaharmes9256]

Yeah poor guy he didn’t mean it

[@durstigerdave4446]

His left hand may have thouht she deserves it 🤣

[@renessajohnson992]

😂😂😂💀

[@aliceramdom.s]

😐

[@biadefaturiyele8600]

That it did!! I felt the draft all over here!!

[@Turtl3slandwaves_1234]

Its cute they stayed together:)very wholesome they got thru that issues together

[@roselover411]

What really killed me here was them talking about the patient in front of another unrelated patient. HIPAA violations, so many HIPAA violations in these shows.

[@uncomfortableasian]

House routinely breaks the law and this is the one thing that sets you off? Lmao

[@roselover411]

@@uncomfortableasian lol I know, I can't help it. I work at a pharmacy, HIPAA requirements were drilled into my head from day 1. It's also something every Doctor Reacts video for these shows can't help commenting on.

[@kerstiny4698]

@@roselover411 I am just curious on whether it's entirely possible not to talk about it in front of other people. During my last vaccine shot at a pharmacy, there was another lady getting her meds and the people there were checking if she knows how to take it. I am pretty sure many waiting there could hear about the name of the drug and other stuff. How do you really not talk about it? feels almost impossible to me

[@roselover411]

@@kerstiny4698 I mean the main thing is not to reveal personal information about the patient. Some places are better about it than others, but if you give patient information that can be used to identify them aloud when others are very close by, that's a breach of information. In pharmacies they will sometimes ask other people to please back up and give others some space to make it harder to hear that personal information. You generally need a collection of information to make that happen, including name and birthdate along with other things. And what medication someone is taking is not enough to make that clear. Hundreds of thousands of people are on the same med, it's hard to identify specific people with just that information. But in a hospital setting, you have a specific building there with a specific number of people and information about the case details of that one patient in front of another like that is a huge no-no. It's too easy to find out details when you have enough information like that, and also it's just gauche. Really? You're talking about how a patient died in your care in front of someone that's meant to trust you with their own life? Not the best practice, doc. Like you can have a doctor tell you "I had a patient with this problem and here's what we did about it" and that's fine. That's got no personal details attached that you could use to find that person. But with the general way TV doctors talk around patients and families (you would NEVER talk about the healthcare of a patient in the middle of a hallway at a clinic or hospital. Never. You always do that in an enclosed room to help ensure patient and family privacy), there's so much procedure about that that is really wrong and would lead to endless HIPAA violations in the process. Healthcare workers (I'm a pharmacy technician, as it happens) go through extensive training to avoid that as much as possible. It's easier for TV to show them doing these things because TV doesn't actually have to imitate life that closely and the number of locations they have to use can really affect things, but it rubs me the wrong way whenever I see it cuz I'm so aware of the proper protocol for it.

[@maggiethedruid9010]

@@roselover411 Ours is bad you can hear everything. I could hunt down anyone in the line if I wanted.

[@SL4PSH0CK]

For a medical show, cant believe how creative each was

[@durstigerdave4446]

Oh thats nothing - i know ppl that dont have control over their entire brain 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@karaigrayson8198]

I had that problem

[@andres3665]

If you really thing about it, that's basically everyone.

[@mashis7299]

Agree

[@spiceboyog9083]

I know people who pretty much don’t have a brain

[@aliceramdom.s]

😐

[@thefuturist8864]

This is similar to a case of a woman whose epilepsy was treated by surgeons disconnecting the right and left sides of her brain; she found herself reaching for things she hadn’t chosen to pick up and her hand became almost independent. (note: I’m not a doctor; I learned about this case from an Adam Curtis documentary)

[@cleanerben9636]

Like and Octopus. It's arms reach and grasp independently.

[@genegray9895]

Not "similar" - it's the same thing. Severe epilepsy is still treated this way today, in rare cases, and the resulting "split brain" patients are extremely valuable for neuroscience and neuropsych research

[@11thcenturycrusader31]

half of boys brain gave in to the intrusive thoughts

[@RedJoker9000]

I literally cannot control my brain at times due to my medical condition. I've written a 16 page paper, walk to work, cooked food, took a shower, etc all blacked out due to my neurological condition. I joke saying "I guess this is what drunk is like. Doing stuff but not in control or remember it". Will say creepy at times.

[@carenxatu5962]

I hope I don’t offend you when I say how fascinated I am by that. I’d like to ask what you have but please don’t feel obligated to tell me, no matter what the reason may be. I’m sorry you have that though. It must be stressful and terrifying at times.

[@doyle8120]

i'm surprised house didn't spend any time with this guy

[@MannyXVIII]

This reminds me so much of the split brain video of CGP Grey, love it.

[@aliceramdom.s]

😐

[@Ba-kt6ju]

I love CGP Grey

[@vultusalbus4216]

"I didn't hit her, my left hand did". It would be harder to justify more serious actions with such justification

[@OctavKitty]

Gonna be difficult to prosecute someone's mute brain half

[@anjelica948]

He’d have a medical reason. It doesn’t mean there wouldn’t be repercussions. Most likely he’d have to live in a facility under supervision of medical staff, until they could be 100% sure any treatment they gave him would work to control the issue- not unlike when someone is liable for a crime due to mental illness.

[@josephtan3922]

Hand (in adams family): "let me tell u a story about my cousin hand..."

[@AspieGirlArianaHale]

Perhaps the world’s weirdest love-triangle? LMAO. 😂

[@MethosChannel]

This hospital is amazing, it manage to find every unique condition in the world within 8 years.

[@musical_lolu4811]

Because of House.

[@Ba-kt6ju]

Wouldn’t be an interesting show if all the patients had the common cold

[@Qs_Internet_Cafe]

"This action movie is amazing, the main character never dies" - The Internet

[@foranzo1582]

"I'm an oncologist" Imagine hearing that 💀

[@FishMr3]

Hand: throws deodorant away Patient: we shouldn't read into that

[@ZelineZed]

I just love this actor, I wish I saw him around more

[@ShadySliver17]

This will sound weird I really like the idea of a individuals brain partly having control over part of the body itself, it’s like talking to yourself but you are actually talking to yourself

[@jackchop1576]

I've always thought the actor playing the patient is adorable.

[@dharmallars]

And the girlfriend is gorgeous too

[@alexritchie4586]

He's definitely a cutey but he's no Chase 😘

[@taurnguard]

This is from the fifth season finale episode 'Both Sides Now'. Bravo to Ashton Holmes for his excellent performance in this.

[@emenefasossou3312]

At the last part of this, the right side of the brain was like “I just wanted you to stop bringing that type because my vessel was being poisoned. Now that you finally understand, I’m grateful.”

[@mtoingehs]

This is probably one of the 1st few episodes I watch and motivated me to watch more, still favoruite episode

[@cloudedarctrooper]

"I'm not a discourager" I'm coughing from laughing at that so much XD

[@BlaxkSun]

His hand was like a dog that knew there was a problem but can’t express itself

[@sarahdetweiler9752]

Can we pretty please get a neurologist’s reaction to this video?!

[@pintsizedpicasso3402]

Anyone else think the actress playing the girlfriend would have made a great MJ in Spiderman?

[@colewilder6196]

We need longer videos.

[@MrHocotateFreight]

"Yup, I did it again" seriously, when are his coworkers gonna figure this out

[@Artehenis]

I love how he said "daisy chain" and no one really mentions that. You all would be laughing or disgusted. 😀

[@vulcanhumor]

That is actually pretty clever, considering there are "three" of them in that relationship.

[@phastinemoon]

A woman who thinks the stars are God’s daisy chain…

[@jhor729]

Before some of us got into using it on a degrading women way with the phrase, people used it for actual daisy necklaces

[@Gabu_]

? A daisy chain is a self cycling system

[@isabellab-c5351]

1:03 anyone know what's up with the shakey cam? It's really hard to focus on anything else now that I've noticed it. Is it a stylistic choice for the episode or something?

[@rtphotos4691]

Probably someone bootlegging it through the TV...

[@Rainbow61610]

It's not the text is still

[@Rainbow61610]

Plus the you would see the outside of the TV too

[@athena_geronimo8233]

I think it's a stylistic choice, to emphasize that there is another "presence" watching what's happening. The jerking between people, the quick panning when the hand throws stuff, it makes it look like we are watching through the hand's view point from a third person. Or I'm completely wrong and it's just crappy editing

[@SomeAngryGuy1997]

It's in this episode that House slowly realises he is having a mental breakdown.

[@budgie_io3897]

ive seen alien hand syndrome. the man either doesn't have it or he barely has it cuz usually you lose control over part of your face and sometimes even you're entire right/left side of the body.

[@ssh1487]

Of course he doesn't, he's an actor who doesn't have the condition. He can only do the best that he can to imitate it for the show.

[@lardlover3730]

bruh imagine that. thatd be spooky af one side of your face is neutral and the other is grinning madly

[@UnknownSovereignty]

lmao 13's "We'll just leave the THREE of you a lone."

[@ivanathompson1414]

hes a good actor

[@kenttegneskog]

It’s AMAZING how many rare one in a million cases just walks in to that hospital……

[@alatielinara]

they doesn't just walk in, most patients get there after several doctors, can be sent from other areas and they go through the selection process. There is and episode about a man who didn't make it into the selection meeting House. They not just randomly stumbling to a House - his team is looking for cases like this and House chooses to engage only with the most complicated ones.

[@kenttegneskog]

@@alatielinara or……house is on a coffee break and by accident hear about a sick baby……..but ok

[@KS-qp2ml]

So I am confused... Right brain is not on the right side. ... Why is right brain on the left side... I just was so confused.

[@zineguri8515]

It's not that the right brain is on the left side. It's that right brain controls the left side of the body because neurons from each side of the hemisphere goes across to the opposite side of the body to supply it. It's a weird system but pretty cool.

[@anjelica948]

As much as I love this case- I have a hard time believing that a neurosurgeon would go through with such a complicated and life altering surgery to split his corpus callosum (the fibers that allow the left and right hemispheres to communicate), without ruling out every single possible cause of the seizures, including potentially toxic chemicals.

[@dasblondesauerkraut5869]

This is a real concept in biology, you can google it. If you split the two halves of the brain, they can function but the two hands for instance would get often in the way of each other, as the brain halves are not communicating with each other anymore. Also, it would be very difficult to make a decision as each half pulls you into a different direction. In order for us to function normally, the one brain half is always silenced, meaning that there is a clear "boss half" having the upper hand.

[@williamsweeney3215]

The actor really made it seem that his other hand was truly with its own mind. Reminds me of that movie Idle Hands.

[@anandmahamuni5442]

I feel so bad at cracking when the hand slapped her, I did it the first time and every time I rewatch this epeisode

[@kissgergo5202]

All these brilliant doctors and none of them thaught to give the left hand a pen and paper to actually communicate

[@Unknown-br1uf]

Imma call this "Venom Syndrome" 🙃👁

[@Void_with_bright]

venon can talk in his head but this one can't and no super powers only thing is having a mute friend always there

[@rsrt6910]

I saw a movie about "alien hand syndrome", but they didn't show the same symptoms in "District 9".

[@Irt816]

Good one! :D

[@MellowMink]

“You’re dissing the right hemisphere?” is only a quote that you would ever hear from this show.

[@Iluvchickenfry]

Right brain KNOWS things that we aren't consciously aware of. I have noticed it multiple times in my life. Not to this guy's extent but still that was enough to observe. Something that I currently remember - I have noticed myself touching some random part of my body totally out of nowhere, and finding a bug or a mosquito there. I didn't see or feel a thing, didn't even sense it, didn't even consciously make the choice to move my hand and touch that part of the body. It was as if my hand was on auto pilot mode.

[@archiescriven6178]

I wonder how accurate this is?Or if the hole episode is a reference to Dr Strangelove ?

[@hardwirecars]

split brain surgery has happened sad part leave half the person dead no alien arm stuff everything house shows is based in real medical text. some licence is taken to make it more dramatic.

[@lostkriegsguardsman8615]

oh no is a real syndrome all right, really freaky, saw a guy in the news once that had it, had to apologize contantly for groping women on public transport and stuf

[@Ikajo]

The whole left/right brain has been proven false. Different regions of the brain are associated with different things but there is no such thing as having a left brain or a right brain. Both sides work in tandem.

[@weavercs4014]

@@Ikajo you're woefully uneducated. Yes they work in tandem, but they are separate and observably separate. It's why to treat certain brain conditions, they will sever the connection

[@wtichery]

@@Ikajo you can survive with only partial brain

[@Blitzkit]

It's scary but objectively one part of your brain/body is just trying to survive like a domesticated organism. It would retaliate if it sees a threat, it would be tame if they're trying to help, it cooperates and coordinates. It has no access to your conscious thoughts directly but can use all 5 senses, weird but ok. That's why they gave out instructions like why not say it out what you will do so your other side will understand.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

Was all that shaking in the original? It gives me motion sickness.

[@jameson1239]

Honestly props to the actor this was a neat performance

[@бронза.вафля.конус]

This was the most memorable episode gor me just because of the actir playing the patient. He's 100% convincing that his right and left sides are not working together. The throwing of the deodorant, when he slaps her, when he caresses her cheek; incredible acting performance tight there.

[@sealteamryx6758]

Lol damn his left hand went all Mike Tyson on his girlfriend for a second

[@patriciashelton6644]

We'll just leave the three of you alone! House taught them well, they all will forever be a bit like House. A bit sarcastic, an everybody lies!

[@ysgramornorris2452]

I thought the left hemisphere of the brain controlled the right half of the body, and vice-versa. Which should include which eye each hemisphere gets signals from, no?

[@chiakorea6117]

The way he smacked her i would’ve been sooo mad like excuse you

[@Jonaegh]

The duality of humanity Two halves, one whole Conscious, subconscious Logical, creative Thinking, feeling Both in tandem, working together, faltering never until separated. You are, literally, two.

[@beesbrownies]

3:20 Taub "this is so cool" 😭😭

[@binatitagain]

Is this how how Bo Burnham got some of his material?:)

[@ssh1487]

Ah the great US of A: where the people are resistant to regulation and so next to no chemical is banned from everyday use

[@maggiethedruid9010]

This is literally the most inaccurate med show I've seen lmao

[@dirkiefirkie3647]

Brooo. First comments. Funny to see views accumulate so fast. Love this show to the max

[@alexshinra6722]

Your not first lol

[@HoodieHorizon]

I'm not even gonna question on if this concept of a sentient left and right brain are accurate or not because this was just a fun episode

[@BeansOnButter]

There is something sinister Quickly taking hold of me Misfortune coursing through my veins Attacking my anatomy I think these bones have a mind of their own I can feel them shift and feel them disown

[@sauter1]

If you wrote those lyrics yourself, that's pretty good! :)

[@SavageSquishy86]

What is the obsession for vomiting or spuing blood in some of these... it's like always a thing.

[@echo-verse]

RIGHT brain, LEFT brain

[@carolynm8421]

The brain is a fascinating thing. It's the most complex computer we've encounter... up to now. We'll see where we are in a few years with AGI. I would imagine this was a challenging but fun role for the actor to play.

[@joeharris3878]

I was hit in the head 5 years ago at work. Smacked behind my right ear. Now deaf in that ear. I don't remember any of that so it doesn't bother me. But what I think is interesting is the change in my personality. Because of what my neurologist calls "brain sloshing" the top center front part of my brain was damaged. That area would normally control or suppress impulsive thoughts and behavior. I used to be quiet and withdrawn. Now I'm friendly and find it hard to keep my mouth shut. I'm compelled to approach strangers and start a conversation if I can.

[@JoyceNamuddu-et1yp]

That slaaaap o my God!😂😂😂😂

[@nigelsharp8985]

Hiya Colin sorry for your loss love Clare and AI and my family xxxx😢😂

[@nigelsharp8985]

Hiya nan can you get me Christmas art and crafts for Christmas love Clare ❤️ xxx

[@kay-arr2504]

Donny tried to slap out her soul with that one

[@Whynotcreate]

Drs in Canada would be like "you're walking and talking so you can go home, take a Tylenol and rest if it gets worse come back" no way they would give anyone a scan if they were like that🤣

[@spacebound1969]

I keep hearing about this allegedly superior Canadian healthcare but I keep hearing anecdotes about the system being very full there and doctors not prioritizing patient care.

[@jefferybaker6992]

you forgot about the 6 month wait time to purchase the tylenol.

[@alltat]

He comes in bleeding from his eye. That usually indicates something a bit worse than a cold.

[@logicphile6207]

@@spacebound1969 The 6th highest cause of death in canada is euthanasia because doctors just don't feel like treating patients.

[@rsrt6910]

Or if you don't want to wait a year to see a specialist, they'd probably just prescribe euthanasia (you can get that with no wait I hear).

[@Juidodin]

title is kinda miss leading since its the brain thats in control.

[@silentfriend2541]

Sorry but the hands just hilarious

[@Shadow1Yaz]

Aggressive guy: I haven’t even hit you yet!

[@nyasiapatel8061]

is no one gonna talk about how the hand started playing guitar and stopped as soon as the doctors saw the problem? or am i overthinking again?

[@kt-kf8gt]

LMAOOOO This is exactly how I feel right now, no one would ever believe me. This is crazy bro

[@aliceramdom.s]

😐

[@lardlover3730]

what

[@theapegod7668]

This more common as a delusion than a medical condition

[@superguy9834]

I don't believe you either.

[@Lord-Gazimus]

I saw a program about 'alien hand syndrome', its as scary as it is fascinating.

[@self2self9]

“Nobody knows what it’s like to be me!” Dude you can’t just go around throwing things and slapping people whether you control it or not

[@HailAnts]

I was always disappointed that the redhead in this, Maria Thayer, never really got a big break. She's so good in everything, drama and comedy. She's super cute, and is not against showing some skin sometimes. I don't watch a lot of current TV, maybe she did..

[@pott3r]

why didn't this half of the brain use a tablet to refer to deodorant

[@wabc2336]

I'm confused, when they say right brain, it appears to be his left. This episode must be mirrored

[@vigenere-key_kokabuterimon]

The right brain controls the left side of the body and the left brain controls the right side.

[@just-tess]

gah so cool, love this episode, buut... if it knew the deo was such a problem, did it not know that any sooner? did he have to wrestle with it to apply the stuff multiple times a day?

[@englishinba]

I had to go to hospital because of antiperspirant that was working too well. I was in a new country with extreme heat. I worked in an environment without air-conditioning and played basketball for a couple of hours each day right after work. It got bad.

[@k8tina]

So how did the episode end?

[@martwyMozg]

It was actually said at the end of this clip - the patient suffered with alien hand syndrome, Scott (patient), is really suffering from a reaction to an ingredient in the industrial-strength antiperspirant he uses

[@k8tina]

@@martwyMozg Thank you 😊 I must've missed that part. 👍🏻

[@martwyMozg]

@@k8tina no worries - sometimes in those episodes diagnosis was weirder so I see how confusing it might be when we watch just a part of episode :) hugs

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

If u have Prime u can watch all seasons. It’s very addictive

[@itskashkashi]

House admits himself to a psych hospital.

[@reggea4ever]

I wish my right hand was that smart

[@yemu8045]

But but what happened is this just a clip?! Where's the full ep?!

[@cryptor0012]

Bruh we just learnt about Split Brain today, very interesting to see that Sperry 1968's research methods applied here

[@johndanielvillanueva8604]

I just watched a clip about that old man at the end of the video.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

That’s the great Carl Reiner, one of the funniest, most brilliant people in entertainment. His son is Rob Reiner.

[@Msajjadhussain-mg6cy]

He's Lowkey Doctor Octopus Minus The Remaining 3 arms

[@dogismyco-pirate]

Y do most patients have to vomit blood seems like the most common symptom?????? It's like click bait in a gross way!!!

[@csantama]

I'm going to use this medical excuse