Poisoning Her Husband With Gold | House M.D. | MD TV

[@SweatShirtSkull]

“The last one had no idea and just referred us to Dr. House” the last doctor was the smartest doctor

[@HiddenOcelot]

This right here, if you have no idea, lead them to someone who might know.

[@Xylarxcode]

Presumably, he got the records from his other colleagues and knew they already ruled out all the things they thought it could have been. So he didn't need to test for any of that, because they already had. At that point, he knew that whatever this guy had, it was way out of a normal doctor's ballpark and he needed to see a specialist. Not necessarily the smartest one, just one who had more information than the previous doctors and knew he was way out of his depth here. Most of the time, if something is wrong with you, a normal doctor will be able to fix you just fine. They look for normal stuff, because 95% of the time, it is normal everyday stuff. The other 5% are the cases we see on the show.

[@StonerzPlayz]

🤣🤣🤣💯

[@JohnnyWishbone85]

Knowing what you don't know is smart. Admitting it is integrity.

[@aliceramdom.s]

yeah

[@tracymann2512]

Just his wife's smile when she asks what he was doing was priceless

[@XSilver_WaterX]

A healthy relationship must make a healthy product. If the wife didn't go senile for the divorce money.

[@chrisjackson1889]

0:28 disagree. It was this

[@psyched3lictoad240]

@@XSilver_WaterX98% pure

[@lonelyronin2428]

Poisoning someone with gold honestly sounds like some bougie, rich people crime.

[@Lunas2525]

You can be poisoned by anything. Excessive anything will kill you.

[@Tojoj22]

😂

[@nowlan2]

Or something gold member would do in Austen powers

[@muddyness]

You could probably just use the gold scraped off of gold foil playing cards. They cost no more than 15 or 20 bucks.

[@DwAboutItManFr]

"Bougie" jesus that word makes my eyes roll fast.

[@irawilliams343]

This is one of my favorite episodes. Gold poisoning is very rare that only someone of House's caliber can figure out something like this.

[@Phantasmen]

Thats why the third doctor was the best one, didnt give them a wrong diagnosis, admitted he had no idea and referred them to the best of the best when it comes to diagnostics, doctor number 3 is a Chad.

[@RockinChairGoblin]

If only more doctors swallowed their pride when they don't know, imagine the amount of lives that would be saved.

[@hardwirecars]

and the only reason he knew about was because of the time on the army base in egypt where he learned about the treatments normal use.

[@FlandreScarletshadowBlood]

Gold in general is just not toxic on its own. You can eat it (I even did once). But gold compounds can sometimes release gold ions, which are very toxic. It's rarity isn't the reason for the failure to figure out what it is: it's the fact that gold isn't part of the heavy metal testing, as it is not toxic.

[@rory8182]

@@FlandreScarletshadowBlood since gold naturally stays connected to itself so it is impossible for gold ions to be released from gold naturally in the body from pure gold

[@lordwillshire1398]

“If he’s not happily married, I don’t know who is” I think chase accidentally read one of house’s lines there

[@dmf1301]

House doesn’t believe in the concept of a happy marriage, so why would he say that?

[@StarOnTheWater]

Sarcastically. She tried to kill him ≠ healthy marriage.

[@MrsCKane]

I think it's foreshadowing of Chase becoming the new House later on in the series. 🤔

[@SubZeroJill]

Well, that's just Chase slowly becoming House is all 😊

[@lennellwaltonboxer]

That’s called being a man.

[@immortaljanus]

She's not ashamed she did it. She's ashamed she got caught.

[@brad8122]

She is just like Pat Bateman then. On a lot of lithium.

[@chrisjackson1889]

She’s ashamed because the reality of what she was doing sunk it after she was caught

[@CapnMadelyn]

women

[@trevorwilliams7384]

@@CapnMadelyn ☕☕

[@imstupid880]

☕

[@Someloser3232]

I love that the nurse saw House and just walked out. They’re so used to him🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@immortaljanus]

"Oh crap, not him again..."

[@gmansgnarlyscienceshow2820]

The head shake, too.

[@HaloHighlightz]

@@gmansgnarlyscienceshow2820 I laughed out loud when she did that. She was like I don’t even wanna know😂

[@iwantmykidssusan4941]

Props to you for using the right form of they’re!

[@Seetiyan]

@@gmansgnarlyscienceshow2820 Lol, nice catch! I didn't notice the first time. Minor detail that can say alot.

[@SunBunz]

6:51 "What was I supposed to do, tie her up?" "Why not! She likes that." _(throws cane)_ LMAO

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

careful choosing your girl to make sure she's not into poisoning you🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@memowilliam9889]

I worked with a programmer that was allergic to gold. I took off my wedding band and she wipe it across her cheek. It immediately left a dark streak. I had never seen anything like it before.

[@dars5229]

Not gonna lie, that does sound kinda cool.

[@MissSpaz]

Did she mention if it became itchy? If not I'd carry something gold to write notes on my arm if I were her

[@memowilliam9889]

@@MissSpaz ... I don’t recall. 👍🏻 good idea

[@rantmania]

… that also happens with iron deficiency, i had a teacher test it out in class once and all the girls who were on iron supplements had the same reactions to gold

[@serinawong3019]

why...did she wipe your ring across her cheek???

[@laurenc9715]

Imagine if someone was sitting in the stall during that conversation 😭🤣

[@siddharthjaitly5184]

And they fart during this conversation 😂

[@vanillabatcave5677]

"...Damn" *plop*

[@ss-wu1vp]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

@@ss-wu1vp or they let out a wet one🤣🤣🤣

[@gerardflynn7382]

May Imagine if that person was a cop??

[@piob9801]

One of coolest episodes of the series. It required house to use his old wooden box, sorry, chest, filled with occult-looking stuff.

[@michaelf7093]

Just an old-school chemistry set. He fetched his stannous chloride, to do the gold test.

[@blackdragon51862]

That's smart honestly. Gold isn't an obvious heavy metal so it won't be positive on the test since it's uncommon to be poisoned with it.

[@FlandreScarletshadowBlood]

It's not just not an obvious one. It's a near impossible one. Gold is not toxic in it's metallic form. It's completely edible in fact, and you can even find places that serve it in food. However, some compounds that include gold will instead release gold ions after ingestion, which are very toxic. Since gold is not a toxic heavy metal, they don't test for it.

[@srigorakhnath1297]

Gold is used as medicine in indian ayurvedic herbal medicine

[@michaelf7093]

@@FlandreScarletshadowBlood Correct. She did not use metallic gold, which is essentially non-toxic. She used gold sodium thiomalate, which is an arthritis med, used in other countries. Most gold poisoning is as a result of its use, so doctors have to monitor patients to whom it's prescribed. Source: I'm a chemist.

[@FlandreScarletshadowBlood]

@@michaelf7093 Indeed, but since she is not prescribed it (it came from another country after all) she wasn't even monitored until they realized it was gold poisoning and figured out it had to be her.

[@samburden918]

@@michaelf7093 you can buy this in America so how is it used in other countries?

[@amharbinger]

House is probably right at the end, she was tired of being married but still loved him. The idea of him dying would allow her to still love him but move from the marriage. Why didn't she ask for a divorce? Likely she didn't want to lose him.

[@pizzamafioso9191]

Haven't watched the episode bit I asume it had something to do with the 3some. Some people can't handle it will feel jeleous. I even heared of cases where the woman breaks up even when she was the one with the idea.

[@samburden918]

She didn't want to lose him but was willing to kill him...yeah that makes perfect sense

[@ZeeNastee]

@@samburden918 I think they meant lose him to somebody else.

[@-E-M-M-]

@@samburden918 sadly it does to a sociopath, there are several ways to identify one.

[@veronicagamarra7384]

I agree with House, she didn't want to face the society that the marriage everyone thought was perfect, wasn't.. I know that feeling but, of course, I did divorce the guy 😅

[@YoungCowboy16]

I like how Cameron was all on about the "happy marriage". Even when House was figuring out that wife was killing her husband, she still persisted on being right, til she wasn't.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Her pride couldn't stand being wrong, so she kept insisting that House wasn't right.

[@Yugiohfans11]

She insisted that a happy marriage was possible but paid House for their bet nonetheless.

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

@@alexisgrunden1556 i don't think it was just that i think she's adverse to a woman doing anything wrong in a relationship

[@timsaylor4390]

I mean if they're willing to arrange a three way its either perfect or someone's batshit crazy

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

Yet another reason to hate her way to emotional

[@scribbles1424]

I like how House shut down the whole "The husband must have done something" argument. House in the early seasons was ahead of it's time.

[@orppranator5230]

No, it was just mildly counter-culture-culture.

[@tjjordan4207]

I used to be annoyed with House but found him interesting. Now, I realize he indeed was ahead of the times. I may not agree with him on everything but he did teach me to pay more attention to human nature than just how I feel.

[@kieranadamson3224]

​@@tjjordan4207that's why I love House. He's a character who's written to be a person. Sometimes he's right, sometimes he's wrong and sometimes he's right but his smugness doesn't make it easy to accept that. He isn't some medical Messiah, he's a cynic who desperately wants to do what he can that will actually mean something in the end. So he went into the profession of saving lives.

[@fly89]

House : it is not lupus! everytime he is right!

[@mariyadimitrova2097]

Except for that one time when it was lupus :D

[@PerfectAlibi1]

@@mariyadimitrova2097 And that other time we don't talk about.

[@crazysnake1096]

Except for that one inconvenient time…

[@izuniaberg1227]

Despite his bad relationship with his dad, you can't deny that House is so skilled also because of him.

[@lizxu322]

"the last doctor had no idea, he just referred us to house" *the last doctor was the smartest*

[@Sobron1]

Bro you just copy pasted an exact comment 😂

[@stephanikatherine7863]

House is drinking that can just the way that really actually suit his personality

[@Foozefighter]

im allergic to copper, a friend in highschool had one of those copper wristbands that he wore, i thought it looked cool so i traded him some pokemon cards for it, next day i was sick af! lesson learned

[@TheMustangBuilders]

Interesting you should say that. There’s a House episode about that too

[@rubenskog3077]

I also have a copper allergy but it's not that bad so I get disgusting eczema like wounds that becomes very scarred

[@beebaadoobee48]

There's an House episode on copper poisoning too! It's in Season 1 I guess, a nun was allergic to copper.. it was an interesting case.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

I’m a registered nurse how in the world do you stay away from copper for one thing it’s an essential mineral and what about copper pipes and stuff like that?

[@nicoleg2544]

After I got my copper IUD, I started getting eczema all over my hands. I thought it was just the hard water in our new house, but as soon as I got my IUD out, my hand started getting better. I’m reasonably sure that I have a copper allergy.

[@phrophetsamgames]

The moment Foreman said Lupus I went "It's never lupus."

[@jasonmarin8187]

Foreman's two responses to everything. 1. It's probably Lupus. 2. We should do a biopsy. Seriously, this guy's an ass.

[@confusedredditor1660]

0:14 Last doctor had no idea and referred him to dr house - smartest doctor of the three lol

[@myserendipity770]

the description says "house team struggles to believe him" they always don't believe him

[@liveanotheranime3526]

I said it on another video. If he didn’t act so outlandish and half crazy almost every episode even though he’s right they’d believe him more often.

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

not once

[@robynmorita8207]

@liveanotheranime3526 While I partially agree with what you’re saying. I would also argue that it’s BECAUSE of his outlandish, “out of the box” behavior that leads to his answer in the end. More often than not 🤣

[@itsbigbad2050]

This has got to be one of the most memorable episodes of the entire series. Hugh Laurie’s delivery of the story in Egypt is such a stellar performance.

[@thomas_walker]

it's such a good pay-off and reveal. easily one of the show's best

[@mattgerrish908]

3:52 "He's choking on his tongue, not his feet." *LOL* 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jazzyjonas6646]

This is random but I love how lupus is mentioned. I've had lupus since I was in elementary school and have hardly heard it mentioned in a lot of shows/movies.

[@ghinanaeem5723]

You must love House then. Lupus is a recurring joke throughout the show

[@smitadas2336]

It's never lupus.

[@ghinanaeem5723]

@@smitadas2336 Except for that _one_ time it was

[@StaddyICE]

Bruh its mentioned this whole show 😂

[@hussainalsharif]

@@ghinanaeem5723Its not a joke, lupus fits the bill for every combination of symptoms you can think of you have constipation, anxiety and dry sinuses? guess who might have lupus

[@voiceacticon667]

How can someone be so goddamn cruel like this. It's terrible.

[@Magnuz1999]

Sir this is a dramatized TV-show and not real.

[@voiceacticon667]

@@Magnuz1999 So fucking what???? There can be people like this I real life! Some stories even on television come from real life that could be taken into account. So please, spare me your lecture

[@xored8813]

@@Magnuz1999 people do this in real life, you do know that right? Poisoning someone slowly so that they can be in horrible pain till the end.

[@Magnuz1999]

@@xored8813 Ma'am his/her comment would fit in a lot better in a news-report about a poisoning. As this is in fact *not real*, there is no reason to wonder why someone can be so cruel (in this instance).

[@renemaier5197]

Women ☕️

[@tgbluewolf]

I know this is random and I'm probably the only one who this happened to, but the quiet-ness of House in the men's room actually brought me out of the immersion of the show more than doctors acting like cops without warrants does. I've never walked past a men's bathroom and not been able to hear anything through the door.

[@MaximaToluene]

Have you walked past a mens room on a doctor's wing floor?

[@SvendleBerries]

@@MaximaToluene Yeah, having worked at a Hospital for 10 years, unless something is wrong, all bathrooms are pretty quiet.

[@ppumpkin3282]

Must have thin walls where you are.

[@sanjeevc3500]

Unless it's a school or college or similar, men don't even make eye contact with other men

[@WebHead18]

I don't hear chatter from any bathroom, male or female, in my office.... I recommend not pressing your ear to the door of the bathroom. It's weird.

[@jokerinthebronx]

House ACTUALLY thanked her instead of mocking her!

[@garymartin9777]

what I really liked about the show is the medicine was spot-on. They had really good medical consultants guiding the scripts in that regard. If you paid attention the show could be educational -- no matter how wacky the patient's maladies.

[@shereadsmysteries]

I mean my condition was on there twice and both times was wildly inaccurate 😂

[@cldpt]

I was recently diagnosed with macroadenoma/prolactinoma (don't worry, it's benign and perfectly treatable). I stumbled on a House clip here on KZbin which I can't find right now but basically everything is medically on point, from diagnosis to treatment to prognosis. They actually mention some stuff that back then wasn't certain but that medicine the last 10 years further confirmed lol

[@Stephanthecuteblondie2567]

​@@shereadsmysteries Which condition? Also, source: "Trust me bro"

[@landonthompson756]

Sometimes it annoys me when the other doctors question house. He has been right about every patient 😂 at this point just take his word for it

[@TinyGreyOwl]

Except that he deliberately only hires people who can and will question his every professional decision. That's what smart people do.

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

THANK YOU

[@Archedgar]

He's wrong twice in the entire show that I can remember. One was the little girl with allergy to light and the other I can't remember exactly, but in the first case Chase saved him & the girl by reaching the correct diagnosis before the girl was chopped to pieces over a misdiagnosis (infection). Contradicting him is his safety net and he needs someone to bounce ideas off of.

[@priyadarsinitp5272]

He’s also wrong multiple times before he reaches the correct diagnosis, and his wrong diagnoses have significantly deteriorated the patient’s health further, even near death. His colleagues would be rightfully concerned at that point

[@ThoughtDaughter22]

he was wrong on that episode where he wanted to amputate the little girl

[@SnufflySpy]

Watching them piece it together never gets old

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

be careful who you fall in love with they might love you to death poisoning you alive

[@jthwang]

I've only been watching shorts of the show, but it's getting old how the colleagues keep on dismissing house despite him being right all the time. Is there an episode where he's wrong and actually eats humble pie?

[@kaiser9598]

0:24 that slight tilt down KILLED ME. the actor nailed that humor so much

[@MrSkillz91]

The Gold Sprinkler!! Now, that’s what you call the Midas Touch. She was caught purple handed!!

[@Sherirose1]

Gold handed

[@christianmorejon3701]

I love how he basically took the traditional Chinese medicine route. Skin is the physical manifestation of the lungs and the large intestine. He came to that conclusion after seeing the rust. The color for lung and large intestine is orange like rust.

[@AMWE-gh7ti]

Wow

[@kopawhite1399]

I love watching House, but sometimes the other doctors don't swallow their pride and think outside the box.

[@bernardsoh3559]

The part I didn’t get is, she immerses her hands in this gold solution which is used to poison the husband but she herself does not get gold heavy metal poisoning from immersing her hands in that solution. Am I missing something here?

[@poppy7599]

Not sure, cause I haven’t seen the full episode. But my only guess is that they mentioned she has a family history of arthritis and gold is an uncommon aid for that. So maybe she had arthritis??

[@jonathantio7531]

I believe she was crushing pills and sprinkling them into his food. But as for her, she washes her hands before she eats. I dont think its a gold solution. Typing this without any research so bring your bag ls salt. Gold sodium thiomalate is usually a serum you inject into muscle for arthritis. Idk how it got onto her fingers

[@bernardsoh3559]

@@jonathantio7531 I see. I understand now. She put gold sodium thiomalate into her husband's food which remained in her hands but when she goes to the washroom, she would wash her hands thus proof that she was the one who "poisoned" her husband's food would be gone (before House had a chance to test her hands for evidence - thus he didn't want her washing her hands). She wouldn't get the poisoning because she was not ingesting the gold sodium thiomalate (which I mistakenly thought was absorbed through the skin) but rather, it was present in her hands because she touched it to sprinkle onto husband's food. Now onto my next question... isn't it expensive to poison someone by gold?

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@bernardsoh3559depends upon the amount. gold sodium thiomalate is a treatment for arthritis that is injected. about 500 dollars per dose. the other medicine that has gold is an oral medication Gold Salts which is also used to treat arthritis also about 500 bucks Yes it would be expensive but it wouldn't be something the police would investigate because no one would think of it. its a rare allergy and the idea of someone using a portion of their expensive med that had gold wouldn't cross the minds of people. odds are no autopsy would either be done or tests for heavy metals wouldn't be done if an autopsy was conducted

[@primrosearts9335]

He consumed it she never physically put the gold inside her immune system just on her hands

[@lithara5302]

No idea why but I have watched this clip about 6 times in the past few months. I know and remember exactly what happens but I keep watching it lol.

[@JJ-1866]

I've done the same thing with the entire show over the years

[@BecD1983]

The toilet scene 😆🤦🏻‍♀️

[@lizzykayOT7]

Spousal poisoning case irl are very rarely not cruel. It seems like seeing their husband's (and it's statistically more common with male/ female marriages with no kids in house) suffering is the point. Makes for interesting case studies.

[@ppumpkin3282]

She's so in love she likes having him all to herself.

[@anjelica948]

It almost seems like a delusional belief or even full blown psychosis. She seems to believe she loves him (even while caught in the act so to speak), and yet continues trying to kill him. That’s the one thing about this episode I didn’t like. They never offered any credible theories about why she acted like this. I’ve seen some other comments mentioning Munchausen by proxy, which I suppose could fit as well.

[@CWb2006gl]

​@anjelica948 nah. It's just Helen spraying my keyboard whilst eating her honey nut cornflakes, lol

[@obligatoryusername7239]

​@@anjelica948She could want to move on, but not want anyone else to have her man after a divroce. Killing him lets her go "free" and also lets her keep him forever.

[@anjelica948]

@@obligatoryusername7239 Hm, that definitely could be true. It’s at least plausible. Idk, it was just always annoying that there was no explanation given, at least to me.

[@tomk3732]

Metallic gold is safe for humans consumption most of the time. Only compounds can be toxic. Note most of the time. But then again nothing we consume is safe all the time.

[@mosstdev]

I mean it was a gold compound sprinkled (gold sodium thiomolate I think)

[@enderfox1699]

Yes but consumption of too much gold leads to poisonous symptoms. Consuming too much potassium can also lead to poisoning of the body.

[@ezonplays2260]

​@@enderfox1699 yes, consumption of too much everything kills you. Consumption of too much water drowns you too.

[@irbennett]

@@mosstdev Correct, it was even mentioned in the clip.

[@gailstorm0817]

Until now, I will never know or understand why she poisoned her husband🤷‍♀️

[@dars5229]

Nine times out of ten? Life insurance payout.

[@richardsavings6690]

@@dars5229 Or it's a question of image. All her friends and family thought she had the perfect marriage. Imagine what they'd think if SHE broke it off.

[@dars5229]

@@richardsavings6690 That too. Also, why settle for half of everything when you can have it all?

[@johnwt7333]

You're all wrong. Pretty simple actually. She was poisoning him because she liked playing the suffering wife. It was one more of her games. But she took it too far.

[@OneGaurdian]

@@johnwt7333 Munchhausen, I think they call it.

[@WifeWantsAWizard]

I don't know why, but this is my favorite house moment.

[@rokardila1164]

I know it is tv, but why do they they always doubt Dr House, at least back him up once every season

[@irbennett]

You did say it is TV.

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

They did do their research at least. I watch gold refining videos on KZbin sometimes. My favorite are by a guy calling his channel "Sreetips". He frequently uses stannous chloride to test his acid solutions for gold and the paper IS stained purple when it's present.

[@preciousjewelamor]

I love Sreetips!!!

[@aebeeceeonetwothree1377]

You know, I still don't fully understand why she poisoned him with the gold 😭

[@Mourtzouphlos240]

They didn't reveal it in the show and when you get right down to it...they are doctors. Not cops or lawyers. It doesn't matter.

[@jet5299]

Well we know she said she didn't want him dead. Either it's a couple reasons either she wanted the attention, she wanted him to need her , or if I remember correctly they mention he like to have lots of sex. Then she might want to stop him from wanting to do that.

[@evadneanderson7474]

Because gold is such a precious metal and so dang expensive that only a diabolical genius with money and access would use it. And a standard heavy metal tox screen does not screen for 30 heavy metals, some of which are super rare, others of which are too precious to be put on the test panel. That's why dude's heavy metals tests were negative.

[@ppumpkin3282]

Muchausen by proxy.

[@abigails4088]

@@ppumpkin3282 possibly... I'd say either taht, or Jet was onto something suggesting she was tired of his hyperactive libido...

[@Lawlietsherpa]

House needed a better team, someone who could put more trust in him instead of shoving off his ideas which could've just helped the patients heal faster

[@Lorkanthal]

I think he specifically wanted a team that would not just agree with him. In a lot of instances his initial diagnosis is wrong and thanks to the team's differing views they get figure out the real problem.

[@Rudeljaeger]

Exactky. In a later season he dismisses a candidate doctor because that canditate is basically a copy of House

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

totally

[@air6665]

His team is the only reason house figures anything out. If they arent around to make him think he would kill half his patients

[@Qwerty.240]

Disagree. Even if he's intelligent, he needs people who will objectively challenge his diagnosis; whether he's right or not.

[@abehambino]

1:28 “ok, I say we stop the DDX and discuss THAT comment!” And they never did!

[@CryToSomeOneElse]

0:40 my boy really just downed a can of offbrand redbull 😂😂

[@terryhamilton8672]

What I hate is how house team argues with him over the cause of illness when he's right all along

[@bursegsardaukar]

Better than being surrounded by sycophants I suppose.

[@outlawjoe5447]

House needs the arguing because the arguing FORCES him to be right

[@acters124]

While I believe the team should be giving house the benefit of the doubt. Instead of insisting on their own diagnoses, They should offer different ways to disprove his theory. Like completely ruling out heavy metal poisoning completely since house was adamant on it. Just run all known heavy metal tests, even the uncommon unusual metals. Completely forcing house to give up on his diagnosis instead of just puffing out their chest and proceeding with their own treatments or doing tests to find new leads with their boss annoying them the whole time. Oh well, its a show and it was written this way for the entertainment value.

[@JasonJia11]

Well, House wouldn't be able to solve these cases without his team. They may not be as brilliant as him, but it's the exchange of ideas that lead them to the eventual diagnosis.

[@irbennett]

You may hate the fact, but what House wants is a team that argues with him. Often to begin with House is wrong. The last thing he wants is a team who agree with everything he says. That's no use to him at all.

[@bapo3067]

this one reminded me of that episode they had in forensic files where the wife was slowly poisoning her husband with rat poison to get his money when he dies. she'd put it and mix it in his drinks and other stuff iirc

[@MakeItWithCalvin]

Quite a few people use thallium-based rat poisons as their means to an end. From what I understand it is a very uncomfortable way to go and I would not be surprised if it has been discontinued as a poison since it is so dang toxic!

[@gailmazzotta6187]

Actually, antifreeze was always a favorite-mixes well with jello.

[@MakeItWithCalvin]

@@gailmazzotta6187 due to accidental/intentional cases of ethylene glycol poisoning, the "antifreeze" chemical, they have put a bitterant in it. I know this from working on my car and splashing a little in my mouth :)

[@gailmazzotta6187]

@@MakeItWithCalvin LOL

[@daniburke9452]

Ant Killer works better and it makes it look like cardiac arrest

[@roomwithapointofview]

If you even think about having sex with someone other than your husband or wife, you aren't in a happy marriage,

[@ItsAllLove4Real]

Exactly🎯

[@DeprecatedSC]

What about in cases of Polyamory (not Polygamy, Polyamory, just to make sure i'm not misunderstood)? Because my Aunt's had the happiest marriage out of everyone I know with her husband and boyfriend.

[@roomwithapointofview]

@@DeprecatedSC If you even think about having sex with someone other than your husband or wife, you aren't in a happy marriage,

[@franklesser5655]

House comes across as non-caring and a bit of a mess... but doggone if he isn't able to diagnose really difficult cases!

[@thatd-4-v-3musicguyatevent27]

There's a reason. As a doctor they're point at a stage is to figure out why something isn't working.

[@TheGelatinCat]

Most unrealistic part of the show is that the sinks in the bathroom aren’t crappy automatic sinks

[@gwenlxy8988]

These videos are always so interesting to watch

[@michaelsublet3283]

It always bugged me how the can go, get into someone's house and search it. They are Doctors, not Law Enforcement with a search Warrant

[@000mjd]

They know it's illegal

[@theblitz9]

It's a TV programme!

[@Lemontarts01]

House literally built his team so that they would break into houses. Do you even watch the show

[@xoxolovechristielynn]

He specifically chooses his team based on people who will look the other way about unethical behavior if the ultimate goal of saving a life can be achieved. They all know it’s illegal and each doctor has their own personal reason for why they follow along anyway. It’s part of the storyline in early seasons. House is notorious for not following rules or laws but he’s so damn good at his job that the other doctors and Cuddy accept it.

[@shadrach6299]

They can’t legally do it. It’s just for the show

[@misanthrope6236]

This episode was marvelous

[@cattameme]

“Some paranoid theory” the writing is all over the place and goes fast

[@pedromendes5022]

Shoutout to the anonymous doctor that refered him to Dr. House

[@LuisDavila-ol7rr]

Just something about Cameron showing shock and disappointment after House was right… I love it when she gets proven wrong.

[@thomaschitham3487]

Agreed. She's much too naive and self-righteous that its fun when she gets proven wrong again and again. Same with Masters.

[@irbennett]

Cameron is a wooly baa lamb, that's her main failing working in the department she does. She showed shock and disappointment when she realised what the wife was doing to the husband, not because House was right.

[@kurtsnyder4752]

House being Holmes, now has to call his version of Lestrade to have him arrest her.

[@alfnoakes392]

Gold Salts are used for treating Rheumatoid Arthritis, they used to be used as 'quack' treatment for other ailments (TB I think) and it was noted that folk with RA had their arthritis relieved as a 'side effect'.

[@DT-ge8gd]

Her eyes are just stunning !! Wow. Such a deep, piercing blue. So beautiful, and yet behind them something sinister...

[@ambberhill1090]

its always the beautiful ones :)

[@Agrellar]

House has a massive ego, but so does every other doctor there for always trying to prove him wrong when he has a 99% success rate... at his worst!

[@shwedda]

Thats what he hired them for, to poke holes in his theories. It is LITERALLY their job to try to prove him wrong.

[@Agrellar]

@@shwedda That's a great point!

[@tyrone7635]

I love this series and it still really left me up in the air because you really believe that this woman love this man and we never get to understand why she went out of her way to hurt him like this

[@irbennett]

She was a psychopath. She'd probably done it before.

[@irbennett]

It allows you to use your brain, if you have one.

[@tyrone7635]

@@irbennett I can see what made this show so great.The replies to this shows that we are all using our brains

[@irbennett]

@@tyrone7635 Except those people who thought pure Gold was used to poison the husband.

[@rajshreesinghrajshree1452]

It's never lupus

[@jorgfb.8652]

My beard hurts... "put lupus on the board"

[@BoxieBon]

Nahhh lupus is always the answer stubbed toe lupus can't breath lupus dieing on the side of the road lupus

[@leah210]

My mom has lupus and she is alwys in pain but she hides it. You'd be surprised at how many people have lupus and can hide it

[@leah210]

Look for the butterfly rash

[@no.onecares]

It is never, indeed, lupus Lol

[@brazenbunnies]

This happened in “Threat Level Midnight”

[@Ivantheterrible81280]

Wife is murdered: All attention goes to the husband. Husband gets murdered: Oh the poor wife!

[@RaynieeDayGames]

any wife that watches you sleep with her best friend doesn't love you lol

[@MojoPup]

Such a good show

[@charlespeterwatson9051]

It's great to see the whole scene instead of just the reveal clip looped on Instagram shorts.

[@brey1720]

What was i spose to do, tie her up? .. House: Why not, she likes that 🤣 Such a House answer & quite true 💁‍♀️🤣

[@Silver_Owl]

They're in a hospital - you want to keep her in the room, tell her there's just been an incident, and they've had to quickly close off an area for quarantine. Route to the bathroom goes right through it. They can get her out, but it'll take a little while to arrange safely...

[@stargazer7644]

Or, simply call security and tell them to keep her in another location. If she's suspected of poisoning her husband, you generally wouldn't leave her free in his room.

[@Silver_Owl]

@@stargazer7644 I wasn't too clear, but I think my meaning was that they'd delay her in the room under supervision until security arrives. Basically House wanted to ensure she didn't just leave, which she did, because they couldn't think of a way to stop her. Fake quarantine was what they needed. Though agreed, she needs to be supervised.

[@smokinggnu6584]

3:33 HE SAID THE THING!!!

[@itsmilan4069]

1:30 and that's how most cheating/divorce reddit stories start kids

[@aria.e]

House solved many unique cases but those doctors were never believed in him it's so funny to see

[@linuxbasic3399]

he is right after many wrong guesses. they come up with reasons he is wrong untill he is not. That's their job.

[@iwantmykidssusan4941]

Aria E. Can I ask why you inserted the word “were” in that sentence?

[@miranda13c]

This one has been uploaded before or maybe I’m thinking of the other channel. Either way great ep. This actress is always great at portraying bad characters.

[@bergman6581]

It most be a poisonous salt of gold. The pure metal is not poisonous, nothing inside your guts can attack gold. In some countries they serve you very expensive food arrangements with very thin gold foil. Same with Copper, the metal is nor poisonous but the salts are lethal.

[@spdcrzy]

It was. Gold sodium thiomalate. And it IS in fact used to treat RA.

[@bergman6581]

@@spdcrzy Thio-as in S+O2...?

[@spdcrzy]

@@bergman6581 thio as in yes, there is a sulfur replacement where an oxygen would normally go.

[@irbennett]

As long as the metal is pure.

[@millisagingerich1248]

Need more Dr’s like him

[@TheCodboyhudson98]

Why is no one talking about him shotgunning a energy drink? Dr House is a frat bro

[@kezia-lemonthorne2507]

Maybe this is why in some countries it was mostly women the one who put the gold in altarpieces.

[@The_Jerkinator]

If i was her partner i would be terrified Not because she tried to kill me But bc of the very specific and almost invisible way to kill me. I would also be impressed. Like, how'd u come up with that???

[@babakzk]

It's probably and partially for keeping the drama, but bugs me that the team sees these kind of stuff eventually revealed by House, and yet opposes him and his opinion in the next episode

[@lydiatingey3773]

I mean at least you would think to wear gloves for putting gold in your husbands food

[@greypilgrim228]

But that would be obvious and make the doctors suspicious, by doing it how she did it she was able to apply the poison whether a doctor was in the room or not. If it wasn't for House she'd have most likely gotten away with it, everyone else was incensed by his accusations.

[@irbennett]

Wearing gloves is a bit of a giveaway.

[@BeyerEfendi]

Haven't watched House in years, so it's hilarious and comforting to come back to "It's the only explanation!" and "It's not lupus!"

[@kenjhee]

House literally flushes out a murderer.

[@tomstech4390]

1:40 Splash on the cane? Infection loop from picking up before washing hands? Don't ever take his cane if he hands it to you. 6:53 oops

[@davidcox3076]

So she was caught golden-handed?

[@meetaverma8372]

Yes

[@jtm1283]

If you were thinking that this was going to be the one clip that doesn't mention lupus, you lose.

[@kabirsardana1282]

isn't this the episode where he was in the military and she didnt want him going back?? or was that a different one??

[@aebeeceeonetwothree1377]

Nope, very different (I think you might be referring to a Chicago Med episode)

[@ThatHuskyStorm]

I can’t remember if it was Chicago Med. I think it was though. She was poisoning him because she was desperate to keep him home and alive. Since he’s been on so many tours and wants to still be active. Whatever she was poisoning him with caused diabetes like symptoms

[@SarafinaSummers]

That was a chicago med episode.

[@natnut2008]

Actress playing Cameron was in her physical prime : she looked so wholesome and beautiful.

[@WhyForWhatNow]

I swear that same dude is always like "it's LUpiS"

[@YashRaj-dz5fj]

Thumbnail picture is Skyler White. So poetic

[@edpra7068]

I never knew that Tom Brady was in a House episode.

[@DaSlotho]

2:19 dude u gona wash the cane as well?

[@Ace_2O2]

1:54 there’s something really funny about this scene but I just can’t put my finger on it.

[@madladdan]

05:15 Can see Hugh Laurie desperately trying not to quote Sherlock XD

[@ReyMaccOfficial]

How many times do these doctors fall on they behinds when they doubt House and it turns out that he is right?

[@irbennett]

None.

[@reggea4ever]

That was smooth move to distract her to prevent her to wash her hands While he apply somethin to her hands

[@OrdenJust]

I would have written the episode differently. When they test for heavy metal, Cameron says, "He's negative for Judas Priest, Metallica, Black Sabbath..." But then House scolds her, asking "What about Rammstein? What about Nightwish?" It goes on like this until House solves the case: It was Deep Purple!

[@SarafinaSummers]

Naaaah, I'd have named real heavy metals, then slipped in one band name as a subtle joke.