Patient Has Seizure Whilst Attempting to Kill Herself | House M.D..

A children's author has a seizure before killing herself, resulting her to be House's newest patient. House uses analogies from the main character of her book to crack the case of the patient's own inner demons...
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From Season 7 Episode 3 ''Unwritten'': A suicidal children's author (Guest star Amy Irving) has a seizure just before trying to kill herself, and House (Hugh Laurie), who's a fan, thinks that the key to both her physical and psychological conditions lies in her latest book. Meanwhile, House and Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) go on a double date with Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) and his girlfriend, Sam (Cynthia Watros).
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[@ubermass4202]

we all know its all script but the way he figures the stuff out is pure genius.. it gave me severe goosebumps when he showed her deceased son..

[@Mohsinbagban]

Well, the kid didn't have anything.. House lied to her. He just wanted the book to complete..

[@VanquishR]

@@Mohsinbagban “Everybody lies” as house says. Although this time around, it did feel really wrong with how he lied to her about her son.

[@고독한승부사-e6e]

@@VanquishR if how he died makes her kill herself, house would lie to save his patient. He believes it is right.

[@moonlitshadow5944]

@@VanquishR true... But I get it... Isn't it better for the mum to be at peace. I know house did it for selfish reasons but can you blame him when the end result is everyone feeling better?

[@anthonymendez1997]

@6:42 “The books are your way of keeping him alive”…..then so much opens up in my mind, like the scar on his face and Helen becoming Alice Tanner. It was like a lightbulb turned on in my head.

[@frodobaggins2328]

I am fully under the impression after watching all these clips that house genuinely wants to help people but also realizes that being nice takes a little too long in the field of medicine to actually do what he wants to do.

[@byronsmothers8064]

Good medicine is bitter.

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

I think he just enjoys the satisfaction of quantifiable achievement that comes with it.

[@scottmatheson3346]

@@byronsmothers8064 in fact, good medicine is the spoonful of sugar that makes the medicine go down. good bedside manner is vital to successful medical treatment and, in particular to the investigative medicine house relies on. house's manner should deter patients from telling the details of their lives he needs to solve cases.

[@byronsmothers8064]

@@scottmatheson3346 at the risk of a wooosh, my comment was an old adage about harsh honesty, I'd say it's quite poetic to how House acts in poor taste, yet he saves so many lives.

[@JRSping]

@@scottmatheson3346 most people honestly would want the truth and as dark as possible instead of a sweetly worded explanation.

[@JangoPeppers]

There should be a compilation of House having those intense 1 on 1 talks with his patients. Some of the best parts of the series.

[@kashjpm2272]

I agree! Absolute love those parts!

[@Alsomnia]

One of my favorites was when the mom killed her baby and the husband wanted to put the blame all on her, but House called him out on ignoring her depression, going out drinking, and leaving her alone with their baby know full well she was down bad

[@cynthiahusband106]

House m d was soooooo good wish they would bring it back an intelligent series.

[@phastinemoon]

Writing 101 -- have variety in your scenes. House's intense, heartfelt 1-on-1 talks with his patients work so well BECAUSE most of the time he's acerbic, rude, sarcastic, and mean. Allowing these moments to be sparse -- and, specifically, built up after periods of him acting like a jerk -- make them impactful and give them meaning. Compare and contrast Cameron -- who's nearly ALWAYS just tripping over herself to try and ACT like this, constantly, but because it's her default, it doesn't work.

[@hellsmyhome8979]

yeah

[@mikeyisbombable]

I loved this episode. House being a fan of a series of books targeted by "overly annoying teenagers" is hilarious to me

[@alexanderkuptsov6117]

He IS an overly annoying teenager :)

[@quillmaurer6563]

This is one of several episodes where being an obnoxious fanboy saved the life of someone he was a fan of (or obsessed with). There was that time he kidnapped the television actor because he diagnosed him just based on what he saw on TV.

[@adityajain019]

Overly annoying teenage girl

[@alexanderkuptsov6117]

@@quillmaurer6563 I loved the ep where he saw his favorite actor on some show not doing things quickly enough or something and brought him to the hospital )

[@axiomist4488]

Teenage GIRLS ! = )

[@anthonymendez1997]

This is one of my favorite episodes. There’s a personal mystery intertwined with the medical mystery as the patient’s traumas have become critical to uncovering what is medically wrong with her. House also has to read her and read her books to uncover what is “unwritten” in her life that is the answer to both mysteries. Bravo to the writing staff on this episode.

[@kevinsantillans7415]

This. I still get surprised by how good the writing was through the seasons!

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

That's literally almost every House episode though. Almost every patient has not only medical mystery but some also a personal one. It IS a great episode though, I agree.

[@headspaceaudio7745]

The hyperacute investigative measures it took to wipe away years of guilt revealing the true nature about her son's death sends chills down my spine. This is why House will always be my favorite show!

[@michaeldaniels642]

And it was all a lie!

[@podrickfookinpayne2329]

Funny thing is that he lied to her. Her son didn't have any anneurysm and would have been fine if she hadn't let him drive that day. One of the kindest things House has done for pacients in the latter seasons.

[@SwiftTelly20]

@@podrickfookinpayne2329 wait, what?! Explain please. I don’t understand.

[@GioXYZ]

@@SwiftTelly20 House made it up so she doesn't feel guilty for her son's accident

[@podrickfookinpayne2329]

@@SwiftTelly20 Right. So this lady let her son drive on a rainy day and had an accident that resulted in the son dying. This lead to her blaming herself and becoming depressed, which is why she was determined to kill herself. House figured all of this out and lied to her by saying that her son had an anneurysm, which caused the accident, and that he would have died that day anyway. He did it so she would stop blaming herself and put an end to her suicidal intentions.

[@anxiousscribe]

"She tries to run; shoot her." House had the best lines I swear 💀

[@raven4k998]

you try to run shoot you🤣

[@AndorRadnai]

Her „Thank you“ to Taub‘s „we want to help you“ was actually genuine… He was sincere, so she answered in kind.

[@thequeertelope7941]

y es

[@Law10205]

Whats up with ur quotation marks

[@FranciumBoron]

@@Law10205 The quotations are drunk.

[@masemoney666]

@@Law10205 spanish quotation marks

[@moyandong6702]

Kinda sad how many people have always lived in guilt, sometimes not their own fault, and amazing that House went out of his way to make an excuse for her to get out of that guilt and could live normal

[@aloha8389]

Wait he lied ?

[@tommo258]

@@aloha8389 Yeah. Kid was killed by the crash, he lied so she'd have peace and finish the book series he loved.

[@aloha8389]

@@tommo258 that’s a philosophical question He straight up lied but for good reasons And selfish ones as well She left in peace so I guess the motives are secondary

[@LarryDickman1]

"Everyone lies" ~ Dr. House

[@headspaceaudio7745]

@@aloha8389 House would have a great rebuttal anyway. He'll just say her son doesn't want her to live in torment...and of course he'll be right 😂

[@seemahargude7959]

its never lupus but is always mentioned in every episode😂

[@altonb93]

Except that one time🙂

[@carolynm8421]

But sometimes it is Lupus.

[@jonyahraus4283]

They always mention sarcoidosis too but I don't think it's ever been that

[@RikaNJay4life]

Drink every time he says lupus

[@miatorelli7387]

I swear they always mention sarcoidosis too 😂

[@thefakedavid8541]

Taub: "The hell?!" Foreman" "Close. House." 😂

[@bananaeclipse3324]

Shoulda been, “accurate. House”

[@crazyjoeshorts5256]

or a simple "No, just the Devil." Same affect, different vibe.

[@chrismccoy6481]

The way he says "the hell" is fckn hilarious 😂😂😂

[@timezone5259]

of course, telling a paralysed person they dont need to bother getting up is something House would totally say

[@rpsnider85]

Wasn't he lying about the son? I vaguely remember that afterwards he was talking to one of the other drs...probably Wilson, and mentioned that really it was because the kid was inexperienced and shouldn't have been driving in those conditions and crashed and he died from the crash.

[@pucamisc]

Sounds right

[@khazanys]

Sometimes, lies are the kind thing

[@berryandlisa]

Yup. I thought the same thing and rewatched the end. He was talking to Cuddy

[@Cragified]

Well it's kinda obvious if you know that even clotted blood doesn't show up on an X-ray very well. What he is pointing at is the reflection caused by the External Acoustic Meatus (where your Inner Ear parts are) which shows up very bright from the side due to the depth of bone from that angle. He absolutely lied, but he also saved a live through that lie by allowing her to let go of the guilt.

[@Nyquil5]

Everybody lies.

[@vitomcsween974]

The most memorable seizure I've seen on House MD was the one where that jerk was playing chess with house

[@Pineapplelesspineapplepizza]

House, the only guy to say “you can’t kill yourself because there is something wrong with you and I need to fix it, if I fix you and you still want to off yourself, then go for it.” The cat will always need the mouse and everything else is insignificant to that chase which House always had with medical mysteries.

[@raven4k998]

my fans tend to be overly annoying teenage girls like you🤣

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

It's not just about the chase. He still stopped her from doing this even after solving the puzzle - partially for selfish reason but partially out of kindness (I believe).

[@Forever_Thatter]

Anyone who is amazed that House reads books targeted by overly annoying teenagers needs to remember that he also watched telenovelas...

[@raven4k998]

you wet the bed I am just not sure how yet🤣

[@Eldersh1eld]

Yeah but my grandma, Great grandma, mom, aunt and cousin also did, so I don’t see the point ?

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

LMAO

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@Eldersh1eld Your relatives have nothing to do with this. To some it might seem weird than a cynical genius like House watched soap operas and read teenage books. Not only he watched/read them - he got involved to the point of joining fan-clubs and even pestering authors/actors - just like some over-enthusiastic fans would. It's just funny and idiosyncratic.

[@sandrasashaeveta422]

"Don't bother to get up" 😂😂 only House would go there🤣

[@altonb93]

He had to go over there. She couldn’t get up😉

[@crazyjoeshorts5256]

When I was in the hospital with leg amputations, I would make the same joke in reverse. making people uncomfortable; tis the spice of comedy. It let them know I wasn't out of the fight.

[@denisekieffer3612]

There is an unspoken diagnosis (or symptom of her distress and grief) that is in this scene and House doesn’t make effort to address as the patients fault: the maladaptive image of her son as a coping mechanism. This is why we’re able to see him in the room because we’re seeing the situation as she’s seeing it in that moment. House doesn’t disturb it. He understands that this daydream was not only a way for her to cope with her grief but also a fallback source when she wrote, she was inspired by this coping mechanism to write and it kept her son alive. If House believed that this daydream was a complete problem and found it a human error, he would’ve acknowledged her talking to the air (he’s done this before with other patients in delirium) but no, we actually see a shadow fall on the son as he’s handling the autopsy papers. Not to mention he allows her to speak to her “son” as a means of forgiving herself and making amends to heal herself. Now, why is this important to know? Constantly throughout the series he’s been blamed by not only his patients but his colleagues as well that his patients are just puzzles and challenges meant to be solved and has no real emotional regard for them. When I’m fact, *he does*. This scene here showed that not only House acknowledged that she used disassociation to cope but completely allowed her to use that to its full end to allow her to heal. Yes he confronted her plot holes and how it correlated with her trauma, but people who didn’t care wouldn’t go that far. If he was the cold doctor people saw him as, he would’ve been concerned with a diagnosis and not her life ending outside of the hospital stay. He cares, and always has. He’s just a man of logic, and the mind navigates his moral code, and though unethical, in the end he’s saved a life, an empathetic solution far greater than just “some puzzle” I think that’s why Wilson is his closest friend, because he gets it.

[@theiran]

We had a local Chiropractor, Dr. Bret Stone. Great guy. Always helpful and always willing to see you any time, day or night. Made house calls. One day he had an aneurysm and just fell over dead. His secretary found him a few minutes later. Thousands of people showed up to his funeral. All the lives that he touched.

[@bananaeclipse3324]

“All the lives he touched” Quite literally

[@cmdrme3se3ks43]

Watching the series for the first time all the way through because of the uploads this channel does. I still remember watching episodes with Mom when they would come on TV. Thank you for uploading these clips so long after the series ended.

[@ZimmerBrayo]

The scene didn’t show after that he was lying about the brain aneurysm just so she could stop doubting herself and for her to move on and finish her books

[@meneng6933]

Knew house was a man of culture when he asked the one patient to sing the theme song of icarly while hopping on one foot, this episode solidified that fact

[@leonardofernandez6488]

MAPs of the world, unite.

[@Sunny25611]

Amy Irving is a wonderful actor and we just don’t see her in films anymore! Great episode ☺️

[@l.a.3479]

I thought she looked familiar...I did not recognize her with the blond hair.

[@LarryDickman1]

I don't recognize her being old. 😋

[@vodkagal28]

Considering how much she got when she divorced Stephen Spielberg, she doesn't have to,lol.

[@OutCast907]

@@vodkagal28 The marriage is just a big money affair in the end Doesn't have any sense for me

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

@@vodkagal28 She got 100 million in cash…30 years ago. Imagine what it would be now! She was a movie star in her own right in the 1980s tho.

[@alexanderelderhorst2107]

I mean when you're on a learners permit, you want to learn to drive in different conditions like rain or even snow (if that applies) so it doesn't cause issues later on. Letting him drive in the rain wasn't an issue, in fact it was a good thing. If he didn't have the aneurysm and he crashed because of the raining conditions, then it'd only be a stroke of bad fortune if anything, because sooner or later he'd have to drive in the rain anyway and that would happen at that point anyway. She was blaming herself for trying to make sure he learnt what he needed to know. Kinda sad actually.

[@altonb93]

Well he didn’t actually have an aneurysm. House lied to stop her from killing herself.

[@deepaparakkal4241]

Nah. He didn't have an aneurysm. House lied to her, for her.

[@GraceonGaming]

That's probably why house lied to her. If it were her fault, House wouldn't have bothered, but it wasn't, so he took the easiest route possible to free her of the guilt she didn't have any good reason to hold on to

[@Plethorality]

so well played. she had the lethargy of despair right, and of kow thyroid. beautifully acted.

[@TheBehm08]

“If she tries to run, shoot her” Everyone packing heat: 😁 “…with a sedative” Head packers: 😒

[@irrelevant_noob]

How do you pack heads?

[@zethcader6478]

@@irrelevant_noob Deep pockets

[@jonnysupreme]

Head packers? 🤔

[@smurfyday]

American gun nuts rejoice. It's gonna be open season on minorities soon.

[@altonb93]

People that pack heads🤔

[@thomassomeone4868]

I dont remember the end of this plot line, but im 100% certain House was lying when he said that her son had a brain aneurism. Lmao

[@zethcader6478]

Yep, good ol' House

[@zimnizzle]

I thought that immediately, too - can’t remember if that’s the actual way this episode went or not, but that would be 100% true to House’s persona. LOL.

[@donkloos9078]

I thought that was a fake xray, not of an autopsy corpse.

[@katherinkeegan8601]

Yes he was, but he realized that she would never forgive herself. He lied so she would be "cured" and could finish the book in a satisfying manner. She then "double-crossed" him and didn't rewrite the ending of the book, but she did get peace and a new lease on life.

[@thequeertelope7941]

wAT

[@rowlandbuck2703]

Didn’t house lie to her about her sons death so she would no longer feel guilty about it and not try to kill herself over it?

[@AverageLeagueHack]

Correct

[@t.plasma8098]

A beautiful lie is a lot easier to take then the ugly truth.🥲

[@BouncyBrown]

​@@t.plasma8098 yes but even if it was just a regular car crash, she didn't kill her son ("ugly truth") by letting him drive.

[@crosshairs007]

"Maybe if I open up a little, you'll be able to save me?" "Uh, yeah? I'm a doctor, that's kind of my job."

[@bananaeclipse3324]

“That’s LITERALLY my job!”

[@Amoogus]

That's that doctor god complex for ya

[@musical_lolu4811]

Reminds me of the scene where Foreman absolves the homeless woman dying of rabies of her pain and guilt.

[@irrelevant_noob]

S1 Ep10 Histories, for anyone else wanting to check that one out.

[@24Wynn]

Oh! That was such a great show. I usually don't cry but the scene where Foreman plays her husband and tells her that the accident wasn't her fault so she was able to die in peace.

[@theyhaventfedmesince]

This episode was a giant "the accident wasn't your fault" meme

[@deepaparakkal4241]

I love this episode, how emotional House is. He consoles her by lying to her, so that she lets herself live again.

[@EPrimeify]

I love the beginning of the episode with her and Jack. “I’m not brave like you.” 😞

[@megandeering8914]

House showing care for a patient is new. Looking closer to why the son died and finding proof that the mother could not blame herself is amazing. I do feel bad for the mother, no parent should bury their child.

[@bananaeclipse3324]

The son did actually die from the car crash, he lied so she wouldn’t kill herself. He showed care, still selfishly so she would finish the series, but nevertheless, he looked into what really happened and took the weight off of her, cured her you could say.

[@STWLandO]

It's not new, him just being so straightforward about his caring is a little rare. He cares about the vast majority of patients, and if they're actually honest with him and ask for help he's often very willing - especially if it's a face-to-face.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

It's NOT new, he showed this before with previous patients. Also, he didn't find the ''real reason'', he lied to her to absolve her of (justified) guilt. Rewatch the episode AND the show.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@STWLandO Exactly.

[@jkbenbot9305]

There’s also Line in The Sand, which everyone in this comment sections seems to be forgetting.

[@tacticallemon7518]

“try to stop me” House: “aight, bet”

[@totukimou]

All the actors, the stuff, the writers, the directors , many years later, they all know one thing, and one thing only! LUPUS!!!

[@downanotherday]

It's never lupus

[@irrelevant_noob]

@@downanotherday except during S4 Ep8. ;-)

[@totukimou]

@@downanotherday Do you get what I mean?

[@totukimou]

@@irrelevant_noob 😁 True!!!

[@irrelevant_noob]

@@totukimou speaking of what you meant... i'm guessing you intended to write stAff not stuff. ;-)

[@matim7549]

"Don't bother to get up" God I love him

[@masterzoroark6664]

It's interesting to see how House resonates with people similar to him- people who fight with themselves, people who self loath (either for their own mistakes or things out of their controll). The feeling of being able and knowing how to help others and yet still feeling hypocritical that you can't help yourself

[@williamdillard8330]

I was a long term patient when I discoverd House. I loved this show!

[@irrelevant_noob]

Some of us still do. ^^

[@Wormwoodification]

As a writer I appreciate he was treating the characters in her books in order to treat her. Yes, it was selfish... perhaps... But he did recognize the creation is connected to the creator.

[@lynnecrisp]

House does care deep inside his soul

[@hippo440]

He doesn't. When she says she's gonna stop making books he gets pissed off and Cuddy has to stop him from revealing he lied about her son and the crash was her fault.

[@JoshSweetvale]

While the nurse is a little perplexed, she's also laser-focused on the patient. The patient not denying House's hunch was instant checkmate.

[@vampov]

I think the only time he appeared to care about his patient and being truly honest with them.

[@deepaparakkal4241]

Not really, ever seen the episode with the baby?

[@quietastronaut]

The entusiasm when he says "And WHY is he obsessed with yoyos?" 🤔🤣 Incredible

[@rainesonne1320]

I have always loved Amy Irving! This was a really great episode!

[@jayda.mei_]

Dang this is a good episode I can already tell. Just the script and the characters. House showed a little bit of compassion

[@slomkaadas9603]

This episode always hit me... I can always feel her

[@kayleeriggs4496]

As soon as he said Lupus, I bursted out laughing!! ITS. NEVER. LUPUS.

[@GraveDigger35]

Except for that one time

[@SassyTHC]

hard to pick which episode of house is ever the best since they are all brilliant

[@kenvr2287]

The writing on this series is second to none………also Hugh Laurie is the perfectly cast.

[@frailty7280]

love the detail of him comparing with the nurse while he checks her pulse at the start

[@nicetomeetmew]

I will always find House being a fan of books targeted at young teen girls absolutely amazing

[@totukimou]

He is a fanatic of telenoveles, said enough. 😳😁

[@elisew1783]

And iCarly😂

[@downhomesunset]

And his soap operas

[@anthonymendez1997]

House is a fan of mysteries. This book series is a mystery. Hence, it should be no surprise House loves the patient’s books.

[@sanddagger36]

He's a fan of monster trucks too. I think it's cool he wasn't all about classical music and chess and stereotypical genius stuff.

[@ola171]

4:00 People it's finally lupus!! Moments later ... Wait nevermind

[@russellholmes3187]

Loved this. Yes, yes - the producers signed off on the episode; the script-writers constructed a vehicle for House to shine, the actors performed it .. but, still - great TV. Loved it.

[@marknc7546]

why is that a but still moment? everything u said is the part of the reason it's good.

[@russellholmes3187]

@@marknc7546 It's kind of hard to say, tbh; I have just rewatched the clip, and scrolled through the other comments, and I think what I was thinking at the time was that there was emphasis on the the individual elements of the show without giving credit to the gestalt (the fact that I dropped from using semi-colons to separate my points to commas indicates I was : a) thinking fast; and, b) a little drunky) and I was trying to get across that it was the blend of all the elements that made it great, not any one aspect. Thanks for asking, btw, I hope this clears it up for you.

[@thesilverplague1364]

"What the hell?!?" "Close, House." That's the kind of reaction I want from people in pvp games

[@anna-majandersson6716]

2:14 House knock on the glass and wake Taub…. Taub: Hell !!! Foreman: Close… House ! 😂😂😂

[@lusikazaryan9401]

What an amazing episode. Deep, mysterious, heartwarming. Dr. House was/is such a great show, i'm so glad to see I'm not the only one who thinks so.

[@ottokarl5427]

Can someone remind me...House made that last part up, right? There wasn't anything wrong with the kids brain if I recall correctly?

[@kamicat7847]

Yes, he used a scan of some random person to make a fake story so she would allow treatment and so she could finish the book.

[@ottokarl5427]

@@kamicat7847 Thanks! Glad they did it that way tbh. Not every tragedy has a (complete) happy end

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

I guessed that was the case, so I'm glad you asked about it. The response confirmed my suspicion.

[@quillmaurer6563]

That is such a House thing to do. But I suppose if it put her at ease it might be a good thing, even if a lie.

[@quillmaurer6563]

@@kidnamedfinger2502 True. House does some amazing things, but usually only for his own selfish motives rather than to help others.

[@bittershadow12345]

Her: try and stop me House: ok this woman is on a 72 hr psychiatric evaluation hold She walked right into that one

[@hugomendoza5665]

"The only thing the crash is killing is you" is such an insanely good line.

[@BeatMower]

"Can't be lupus" Ahh yes of course

[@ImMupp3t]

"She shouldn't have let him drive" I think I heard that from House on that episode, I think it was because there was not an aneurysm on her son's brain. He lied to her so she could finish the book and... In second place, to prevent another suicide attempt. Good one, House. Good one.

[@Nymphaea01]

Anyone else get a kick out of them saying it’s Lupus or Cancer? And then House says no to both.

[@AspieGirlArianaHale]

It’s interesting how writing can relate to the authors life, even when they’re not trying to. I published my book when I was 21-22 & in one scene, my main character slipped into a coma & wasn’t expected to survive her illness, but miraculously pulled through. The spooky thing about this? Days before Christmas 2013 (aged 25), I also became ill & was in a coma, then they said I wasn’t going to make it … but I did. My whole fam is weirded-out by the fact that I predicted my own near-death experience through my book years earlier. 🤷‍♀️📖😅 Note: My KZbin name is an alias, so you won’t know about my book that way. That info can be found on my IG account. 🙂

[@voxatious3920]

what's the name of your book? is it published?

[@cccubed8054]

House’s method of waking up Taub at 2:15 has me in stitches😆😆

[@LuccaRPG]

"It can't be Lupus!" Dude, this is house of course you would suspect Lupus.

[@michaeldaniels642]

Ooh, I remember this. The character of the book is based on her son who died.

[@foranzo1582]

Not even a full minute in and we're starting STRONG

[@wusscake]

"Try and stop me" Very poor choice of words.

[@AstrudWorld]

Author: Try and Stop Me House: Bet.

[@Dan-qy6zv]

Even if it was a lie, it still wasn't her fault. The son would eventually drive on a rainy night in the future. He would need to learn. That's the truth of parenting. Teaching your children how to do things you do so they know how to do it alone. The bitter sweet truth is that, she did what any parents do when teaching their children to drive. She just got unlucky.

[@hollyb6885]

This was another FANTASTIC House episode. House often had great guest stars like Amy Irving!

[@michaeldaniels642]

It's never lupus. Except the one time it was. Which wasn't this.

[@cathlienspangle6253]

“We’re treating a patient not a book” the book is the patient! We writers write from the heart! You read the book you can find out a lot about the writer

[@mikrosixtysix]

Wrong

[@cathlienspangle6253]

@@mikrosixtysix how am I wrong? A lot of writers including myself write from the heart.

[@mikrosixtysix]

@@cathlienspangle6253 write with your logic not your heart

[@el4242]

​@@mikrosixtysixwriting without heart is bad writing.

[@el4242]

So true. It all comes pouring out onto the page. 😅

[@d3athwatch013]

"We've got a new symptom, hallucinations!"

[@graphic9876]

Psychiatric Hold - Now that's Power of House. You don't mess with the guy 😹

[@gumball1216]

My question is why House wouldn't look up all her dead relatives once he found she was depressed and suicidal.

[@jonasbrothersfan3371]

“What the hell. Close house” one of the best lines in the show

[@dennisseeker36]

you know when the series was on i did not see one show, but i am enjoying all the clips, this was the best one

[@lilamoi5971]

No child should die before their parents. Life is so cruel. I cried with her even though it's just fictional.

[@MrSarcasticGaming]

The best Healthcare on the planet is making something House is a fan of

[@trevorcook8374]

I just love the “try and stop me.” House: okay 🤷‍♂️

[@Pablo-V]

I loved the "okay" House gives the patient right after she says "try and stop me", he was waiting for the moment LMAOO

[@steztoyz]

"What the hell?" "Close; House." 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@abbysantana2085]

"Don't bother to get up..." 😂😂

[@PerryLePlatypus]

Just noticed he is using the “Marylin Manson in the funeral home” cane from when he got Wilson to buy him a new one after Hector the dog chewed through it

[@allmixywolfroxie2853]

"The hell?" "Close, It's house." 🤣🤣🤣

[@SuperAlphaKirby]

I can finally proudly say that i have something in common with Dr. House, even if that only common thing is to read books for teenage girls.

[@elainebird58]

Excellent episode

[@jasonk205]

"It can't be lupus" "Why not" "Because it never is lupus"

[@laymandigitization2598]

I love the nurse casually smelling the flowers

[@armadyleanarchon4754]

Mission failed Succesfully

[@tealraven6311]

Even new drivers need to learn how to drive in the rain. Not her fault.

[@randallmcgrath9345]

"THE HELL?!" "Close, House." 😆

[@Will-st1pg]

Me looking at this title: I know him, he’s me

[@justinisorange]

"try to stop me" ok

[@wilmaknickersfit]

Can someone please tell me why House is carrying around a bunch of flowers?

[@irrelevant_noob]

He stole them from the room of "a woman in a coma", and would later give them to Cuddy as part of their budding relationship. (Not specifically shown on screen, but she will have them on display in her office.)

[@wilmaknickersfit]

@@irrelevant_noob Only just spotted your reply - thanks! 👍

[@irrelevant_noob]

@@wilmaknickersfit no worries... just youtube being silly and not including a mention if i reply to the OP. 🤷‍♂

[@johnhazlett3711]

That's the challenge when dealing with grief or other powerful emotions. They can be so self destructive, and the real victim is the one having them because they're often unable to accept reason.

[@Intrepid_Sloan]

“The hell?” “Close, House”😆😆

[@brianward7550]

1:35 LOL! "What makes you say that that?"