The Story Behind House's Leg | House M.D.
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- House tells the story behind his injured leg to a group of medical students.
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Season 1 Episode 21 "Three Stories"
House's ex Stacy Warner asks him to treat her husband. House takes over a diagnostics class for a day and presents the class with three case studies of leg pain. As House tells his story and the class gradually fills up with listeners, the class learns a lot about how to be better doctors, and Chase, Foreman and Cameron learn some important details of House's past.
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Houses existence is like his own punishment in hell; he sees everything that could have been with the other two patients. If his diagnosis was correct, he could’ve been the volleyball player who kept her leg. If he had chosen to amputate, he could’ve been the farmer with the prosthetic who still had a fulfilling, active life. Instead, he got the worst middle ground: a leg that’s essentially useless and causes him constant pain. But that’s not even the worst part. The worst part is that he could still get rid of it for a prosthetic and end the pain. He could get off his pain killer addiction, but his pride will never allow it. It’s the perfect prison: he could escape at any time, and he’s the only one keeping himself there. It’s this self awareness that’s the true torture
Brilliant articulation of words!
Congratulations you have discovered the meaning of life when we are trapped in the makings of Our Own...... what could have been
Here’s something I don’t understand, those two cases, the farmer’s and the volleyball player’s, he took them when he already had his team, which means after his leg surgery. So why did he see them when he was dead? If by the time he had his leg surgery he hadn’t took those cases yet. It doesn’t make sense. All I can think of is that what he actually saw was himself, in one scenario he saw himself exercising without pain on his leg and in the other scenario he saw himself with the prosthetic but since the audience didn’t now there was a gap in time between the cases, he used the cases to explain what he saw.
@@SnuffIt he didn't take them while he had his team I'm assuming
@@gregh5061 but in the episode, his team is helping him with both cases
"On average, drug users are stupid."
*Tosses handful of pills down his throat.
Exactly. On average.
You do realize the person he's talking about was him all along.
On average!
LMFAO
On Average... lol
"You've got about twenty seconds."
*goes into cardiac arrest*
"I was wrong"
He was wrong on the extension of his infarction and it took him about 20 seconds between realising and arguing with the nurse to the cardiac arrest.
I am pretty sure he said "What's wrong" To be a sarcastic jerk to the nurse.. Showing that she should have listened.
@@olivercline3065 He said "I was wrong." his "I" was broken due to him being out of breath.
He said about. So he didn’t say you got 20. He just estimated
I had this happen with a patient and he had an anterior STEMI the ischemia was getting wider, and st elevation was rising. I was on the ambulance and I was like oh hell hes gonna code. Sure as shit like 9 minutes later he was in vfib
I like how he just simply took a paper out of the machine, read it, called the nurse, diagnosed himself to her and THEN proceeded to have a cardiac arrest
House in a nutshell 😆
That’s him
That's how i would want a heart attack
God Forbid this
Amazing it's not like he could've stopped it
I like how this flashback explains why House rarely thinks that people are faking for drugs. The same thing happened to him and he is in constant pain because of it.
Oh, he thinks they want the drugs alright. He just knows that it isn't relevant. Drug addicts get sick too.
@@shotgun6X True. He is just a good doctor and a good man, despite how much he tries to pretend not to be. That's what I love about this show.
@@shotgun6X and more often that non drug addicts
I'm still amazed House took so long to diagnose his own ailment....or that he was dismissed as a drug seeker.
For me personally, im a med student, at first i started to use tramadol for night shifts only and so rarely which were 36 hours hospital / 12 hours rest twice a week to help me stay awake, study, dont die of tiredness! after i recieved a russian covid vac shot unfortunately, it made my left ear deaf tomorow of it and heavy tinnitus thus continued cause it made me numb, but heavy this time, rn im clean but few points i wanna say, yeah sts people are in pain or heavy pressure or wanna get numb cause of tinnitus such as me as example, plus if youre a user at least where i live its easy to get from black market if you know the way! (Starwars ref) thus those who come to hospital here wouldnt risk it as we record all data to their national credit number digitaly, so its 99 percent of times pain - physically or mentally
Five years before the events of the series, House suffered an infarction while golfing. The infarction was an internal blockage of an artery in his leg. House refused to amputate and instead underwent a risky bypass surgery with an incredibly painful recovery process. The pain during his recovery was so bad that he was placed in a medically induced coma. This means that his then-girlfriend, Stacy, had control over his medical care since she was his medical proxy.
Ignoring his wishes, Stacy used her power as his proxy to have the dead tissue in House’s leg surgically removed. Leaving House in crippling pain, Stacy’s decision had shattered the trust between them, and her relationship with House ended quickly after. Ultimately, this is how House developed an addiction to Vicodin, and a sharpened cynicism to the world around him.
Ah that summarises it well! 🙌
Thanks for it, I now understand his backstory
And thus the phrase "Everyone lies"
Thank u, I only knew that his leg was dead, but u detailed it to the Bone, I’m grateful🙏🏾😌
True. Made sense. The three cases presented I think were all segments of the truth. Stacy was indeed his proxy. In some episodes later though House showed some bitterness of getting rid of a patient's leg as a "lower risk" alternative protecting themselves as doctors and not necessarily doing what was best for the patient. "Tell them it risks the leg, and they start to sharpen their knives!" I think this was personal to him too.
One story was of the addict trying to score. I think House was an addict or substance abuser even before his "golfing" accident. And it got worse when he got chronic pain from his leg.
I don't think that House resented Stacy for "making the wrong decision". I think he resented her because she left him after she became bitter from the decision he could not make that she made. He could have become bitter as an amputee as well. He felt that she didn't really love him when he descended into his struggles afterward. That's probably House feelings more abandoned and pushing her away a lot though.
This was much needed!
I love how the crowd in the lecture theatre got bigger and bigger. Everyone hates House, but knowing he's brilliant, flooded the thing!
Didn't even realize
Its basically the same scenario of the Japanese janitor he described in a different episode, everyone hated him and despised him but they knew he was the smartest person in the building so they respected him because they need him
Love the same thing. Each scene the crowd gets a little bit bigger eventually leading to a packed theater. It's very subtle and done very well and adds a lot to the episode. Also the reveal that it's house is one of the more iconic scenes of the series. One of my favorite episodes by far.
It's a symbolism for whose paying attention to his story. In the beginning, only a view. At the end of the story, everyone toons in.
Wait it got bigger hold up
"i like my leg i have had it for as long as i remember"
Lol
Only had my leg for 8 years got it for my birthday
I’ve had leg for yes
I got my leg for Christmas last year
I got mine at a pawn shop. Killer deal ngl
If he hadn't been brought back, House's last words would've been "I was wrong."
Irony. You gotta love it.
What's the irony there?
@@92brunod House rarely admits when he's wrong and ALWAYS has to be the one who's right in any given situation. So, if his last words are "I was wrong", that's irony.
@@robboyte1101 He constantly admits that he's wrong when he's given evidence of that, such as in this case. But ok.
@@92brunod nice take
@@92brunod eh, not always so easily. People who work hard to be right don't tend to take it easy when they're not, especially when the person proving them didn't have to work hard to do it. It's certainly a virtue to do so, but most virtues are hard fought in practice. There are times that he admits it quickly, other times he tries to gloss over it or downplay it.
This show is a masterpiece it's a shame they took it off Netflix
sab dardio I'm broke
Rc Buddy free month membership
Rc Buddy yes I just checked for it a few weeks ago and almost cried.... 😢😤
It just wasn’t political enough for them.
We need it back
The fact that House was willing to be open about himself through a fictional medical case proofs that he's not so damaged as we usually think
I think it was more so to prevent it happening to someone else
plus no wonder he tried to cover it up as an attractive celebrity, he probably doesn't want to tell the story or even remember it.
Oh the dude is damaged. But he is brilliant. Not even sure how you help a guy like him. Chances of finding a shrink even close to his brilliance is slim. He would eat them alive. Well maybe if he got Robin Williams from Good Will Hunting. RIP
@@dextermorgan4093 everyone is damaged no one can be free from harm because of smart phones.
@@joebone3151 true
“It is in the nature of medicine that you’re gonna screw up, you’re gonna kill someone. If you can’t handle that reality, pick another profession.” I love that it’s so true
and the ambulance chasing lawyers will pile on.
Hence the mandatory malpractice insurance. It’s not for the doctors it’s for the people left behind.
God it’s so cool how house diagnoses himself going into wide complex tachycardia seconds before he can no longer speak.
Wide complex tachycardia
I just learned how hyperkalemia can lead to wide complex tachycardia and must be treated with calcium chloride or calcium gluconate
@@cockroachv seriously are you doctor? If no then you're wrong here... You just don't use calcium chloride...
@@jackyjack9660 lmao they’re wrong if they’re not a doctor? I man I agree but dumb logic
@\ジャッキー・ジャック\傑克傑克Jacky Jack FYI calcium gluconate is the first step in treating hyperkalemia. Prevents the cardiac arrest. Only then do you give other stuff to reduce the serum potassium concentration like insulin, some chelating agent, or worst case, dialysis.
Imagine having house as a patient. He knows way more than you could ever imagine about medicine and he’s ballsy enough to try anything that will work
He is one of the best patients. Anoying but he lets you experiment. That experience is priceless.
I know a doctor. They are the worst kind of patient, for themselves and the one taking care of them.
Reminiscent of doctor strange
I'm a trauma surgeon so I'd generally only be dealing with him when he's under high doses of ketamine or some sort of fleurane. Sounds good to me!
He is the patient in this series. The entire series is HIM. He's the patient.
I like to imagine House acting the patient out in class while students just watched.
It is exactly what he'd do if he thought it was funny.
@@Nyzer_he was definetively acting the patient out, you can tell by how at first he just said "it hurts", and when a student said "he is faking it" he immediately switched to screaming pain
What I really liked about this episode, is that the lecture hall is virtually empty when House starts talking, and by the end of the episode, it is completely packed.
everyone was so invested
"Sir, are you getting pain..."
"AAAAAAAARRRRGGGGGHHH"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
500th like
He’s faking it...
Tbh House would probably scream
Funny because it turns out to be House!
Am i the only one who can't imagine that????
@@RizzlerLegacy i can't imagine that you are really the last bastard.
He diagnosed himself amazing
Didn't he say he was wrong?
@@jeremygaming1375 about the 20 s ...he had 5s insted
@@TheSpaykers ? Pls explain
@@jeremygaming1375 when he went into the tachychardic episode he told the nurse twenty seconds before he went into a rythm non compatible with life however it was only like 5 seconds which is why he said as we passed out 'i was wrong'. he diagnosed the correct thing just the wrong length of time
@@caseydykes117 oh lol ty u look cute in ur profile channel pic btw
"I find it more comforting that this isn't simply a test"
I feel him on that honestly
You? Here?
@@nidsalim7911 who is he? As far as I know he’s just some guy without a mustache
@@matth227 he usually comments on anime clips
it’s youtube jesus 😭🙏
Yeah. Not everyone can handle that reality. I can understand that sentiment.
"The patient was technically dead for over a minute" also travelled through time and space.
Near Death Experience.
House quantum leapt
THIS is why I ignore all of terrible bedside manner, cynical outlook and crabby attitude. This is how you establish a broken hero.
Loren Helgeson i think his drug problem also made him cranky. He either had to be high or be miserable. Plus its Vicodin very strong and if asbued itll make you more sensitive to pain.
Its true. my mother shattered her leg and was sent to the emergency room. They were gonna cut off her leg, but a surgeon who was going to get off shift (with terrible bedside manner) Stayed to repair her leg. The other surgeon would of just cut it off. Thanks to this man my mother is still walking.
Simone Volman well yes but not as worse as he is with his leg pain.
This ain't no place for a hero to call home.
Simone Volman kinda, I would have to watch the episode again, but they basically said he was always a jerk, but the leg pain made him crankier and obviously had a huge impact on him.
"I find it more comforting to believe that THIS isn't simply a test."
well done
Yup. The agenda that requires evidence. What's your agenda? The one that requires faith? We know it doesn't work and that prayer, if only meditative is like, well, meditation, which isn't a connection to 'higher meaning' so...your point?
@Thor Odinson Please don't embarrass everyone including yourself.
There is NO evidence for supernaturalism. None. Nada. Nil. Zero.
It lowers everyone for me to have to make such an obvious statement.
Please proceed with your evidence and no, your special book doesn't count.
It's not even close to a logical basis for evidence.
Thor Odinson that’s the nature of atheism. You can’t prove that something DOESN’T exist. Instead the proof that well, anything God-like exists is very minimal. I’m not an atheist, I’m an agnostic because I’m open to the possibility of life after death but the fact is that I’m unconvinced by any current theories.
@@geministargazer9830 Hypotheses really. A theory would have some established and accepted facts ;)
@Christopher Marlowe Sorry. You've spent a lot of time not reading much.
"Sure, we can break everything down to the atomic level and see what things are made of and how they interact with each other, but we have no understanding of how it actually works"
What have you NOT been reading. We have an awful lot of knowledge about quantum mechanics, physics, social interactions and psychology/psychiatry. Enough that you can literally fill libraries with the information. We know how the planets orbit larger bodies, we have an excellent understanding of the mechanics of gravity. We even found the particle that creates gravity. We have an excellent understanding of neuropsychology and chemistry. We know how the Sun works. Do we know 100%? Of course not.
You think that's NOT understanding how something works? You need to actually read.
Even more so, religion literally explains *nothing* about the world and nothing about how it works. It explains nothing about psychology, sociology, anatomy, neurology, chemistry, biology, cosmology, economics and an even greater number of things than I have space or time to list.
It's a frankly ludicrous claim to make that science understands nothing. Such claims can only be made by those that haven't read it or lack the capacity to understand.
I'd say you're one of the former.
Honestly I wish House had a couple more episodes like this lecture hall episode. The way he addressed them, how he told the story about his leg and all the other patients, it was so brilliant. Would’ve been a nice change of pace from the usual episodes.
But at the end of this episode he tells Cuddy that he never wants to do this again.
@@DanielIKingNever thought I’d see the day he’d prefer clinic duty.
This episode was a great excuse to have pantsless Carmen Electra on the show
Brilliant idea, really. Would have liked to have seen it developed further.
Amazing. Simply the best.
Her sweater screamed 2004 fashion
I didn't really understand that part of the episode... why was she there? Was she a hallucination?
@@Sdority905 It was a scenario made up by house. That whole bit was probably just him describing the situation.
Woah thats a cool way to put it. "I find it comforting that this isn't simply a test."
PresidentialWinner just think of how long Infinity is. nothing will out live infinity. The afterlife just seems impossible
Go watch 'True Detective' if quotes such as this one put you up to thinking...
I have seen both seasons. Favourite quote has to be "I think human consciousness, is a tragic misstep in evolution. We became too self-aware, nature created an aspect of nature separate from itself, we are creatures that should not exist by natural law. We are things that labor under the illusion of having a self; an accretion of sensory, experience and feeling, programmed with total assurance that we are each somebody, when in fact everybody is nobody. Maybe the honorable thing for our species to do is deny our programming, stop reproducing, walk hand in hand into extinction, one last midnight - brothers and sisters opting out of a raw deal."
Yeah mate, the whole show is beyond incredible.
It'd be great if you all stopped reproducing. Wouldn't have to deal with God denying folk attempting to brainwash their children.
Edit: This comment was in response to two others, comments not seen here anymore, that branched off of the comment suggesting that humanity should stop reproducing - something 400 liked.
I am gonna admit that I started bawling my eyes out when House said "I love you". Just hearing it from him made it feel so much more genuine. Hugh Laurie is such a gifted actor
I think it’s because House was such a complicated character, he kept everything for himself, so every time he expressed how he felt you could tell that it was 100% sincere
Loved the final twist in this episode and yet the hints were all there -- him saying he got tired of using middle-aged man, taking pills as he says 'drug addicts are stupid', the implication at 4:29 that the patient was a doctor, the camera at 4:50 focusing on his leg. If you paid attention, even in those seconds before Foreman identifies, you knew. Good lord, I miss this show
Plus the wild decision of grabbing the pain med and still properly administering it without causing more damage or breaking the needle, is such a desperate action that is so obviously House.
Foreman was a great, smart character in earlier seasons...
Don't forget how, when the patient switches from Carmen Electra to the first middle-aged man, he's wearing the exact same clothes as House at that moment. It's such a clear hint in hindsight, but it's easy to go over the head of anybody not already in the know.
When he says, "I've had it for as long as I can remember" his British accent comes out.
It doesnt ?
@@daboydudus3912 It peaks out, like a kid creaking the door open to see if the guests are gone. "(Accent at the door) I've had for for as long as I can (it opens the doors slightly to peak outside and whispers "Are you...oh!") remembah (and hides away for the rest of the episode)"
"English" accent. Britain consists of three separate countries: Scotland, England and Wales. Of course if you are referring to the UK, there are four constituent countries: Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, all with VERY distinctive accents. Seriously, you say to your average person who isn't English that they have a British accent, you will be very quickly disabused of that notion.
@@zoe-janesutherland4359 I bet most Brits don't realize how many accents are in the U.S.. A person from New sounds different than someone from Boston. A Texan a Oklahoman. Your just as ignorant.
I like how the room gradually gets bigger as the episode goes on. Most of the doctors there don't know House's story so this is probably why they tolerate them as much as they do.
The way this episode slips from a simple lecture into House's actual background is breath taking. A clear standout episode.
6:52 the fact he was able to dianose himself and see he was about to go into cardiac arrest just goes to show you what an amazing doctor he really was!
cardiac arrest ;)
This paints a hard picture of why House needs the pills. He fears the pain. He doesn’t see it like being an addict. He sees it like an escape and no one can understand that.
Isn't that how most addicts see it though?
@@v0rtexbeater most addicts are not in real pain, some are some have a little pain, most have none.
@@scottmcshannon6821 objection! Withdrawal is actually pretty painful. At the point where you're addicted, you no longer can live without drugs and need to be weened off or withdrawal symptoms can actually cause really bad symptoms
@@scottmcshannon6821 Most addicts have real mental pain, not the type of pain most people think of but it's still very real
@hittheroadjack2014 It’s more discomfort than it is pain
His last line hits me so hard because turning your life into a test devalues everything you live through as just a stepping stone to some greater reward instead of living each day like it’s an reward in and of itself
I'm stealing this as my quote lmfao
Both, both is good
Reducing belief in an afterlife to believing our current life is a test isn’t accurate anyway. At least to Christianity. The value of life, reality, here and now is always emphasized. To say life is a test from experience is more of a misconception from atheists, agnostics and poorly catechized laymen. Or something like an old gnostic heresy. Better yet, the modern meme/conspiracy theory that we’re in a Matrix simulation.
*i like my leg.*
Ye fucking fish ain't got no legs watcha tulkin about
jevoulaispasdecompte lmao
LOOL
@@jevoulaispasdecompte lmaoooo
I read this as soon as it came up in the video, talk about perfect timing
"Three Stories" is the all time best episode of House.
I really didnt get the ," this isnt simply a test line". Care to explain?
This or House’s Head
@@57-nagapranith70 House was an atheist. He often pointed out that life here on Earth was the real deal, the only chance you get, and not just a test run, for when you die and go to the afterlife.
1. Help Me
2. Three Stories
3. House’s Head/Wilson’s Heart
So this whole episode was him telling the story of his leg?
No, he explains a few medical diagnosis with the students through stories to test them on how much they know and one of the stories he tries to get them to interact with is his own albeit disguised as a drug addict's.
This clip is also missing one of my favourite parts of the episode.
The regular teacher was out sick, which is why House had to take the class. House diagnosed the 'diagnostic medicine' teacher, without needing to see them, while teaching the class all about how *he* had diagnosed himself, something the teacher apparently couldn't do...
@@cainau yep. Lead poisoning from the paint on the cup. Great scene.
Yup.
@@cainau That's brilliant
House forgot one medical career with a low patient death risk: pathology. If you have a live patient on the autopsy table you have a problem.
AltoClarBear Well, if a pathologist misses a cancer or is confused between benign and malignant, risk of death pretty much rises. Just saying...
Kay Rai Pretty sure I mentioned an autopsy table. So, you're saying a deceased patient can die again? If someone can come back to life while you're in the middle of the Y incision to let you know the attending missed a cancer diagnosis, that would be amazing. Just saying.
@@itsAltoClarinet Are you sure you know what a pathologist is? They are the ones who look at tissue samples under the microscope with specific dyes to diagnose and stage cancers, etc.
@@Denois95 I'm certain that a medical pathologist is a doctor. True, you don't have to have the pathology training to be a medical examiner but it helps. And yes, there are tons of off shoots of the field where you'll never interact with patients or their families. Sorry if I ruffled your feathers.
@@itsAltoClarinet please open robbins and cotran pathologic basis of disease (which is basically the bible of pathology) and tell me what you see. Autopsy techniques or light microscope slides? You said they don't diagnose cancer much, while they are one of the specialties that diagnose cancer the most. You also said they don't deal with patients dying, but if the pathologist misses a diagnosis they definitely do kill patients
So... House was already a super-doctor before his legs got all messed up?
Yeah, and that cost him his leg.
Now he super duper doctor
@@TheKeyser94 How?
@@hisyamamirudiin26 if he's a super duper doctor, then i shall find a way to become a super E Duper Doctor
Mayochiki how? They went to college together so how was he a legend before becoming a doctor?
Therapist: Foreman with hair isn't real, he can't hurt you!
Foreman with hair: 8:51
MaskMan191 i never realized that hahahaha
Brunette Cameron can hurt me anytime
He doesn’t look right with hair
you CHOOSE to believe THAT?
I genuinely forget it’s Hugh Laurie acting and feel like Gregory house is a real person. An actor of a generation
One of the best episodes. I always enjoy this one.
+lwandile dube who hugh laurie?
THE best not one of the best
which episode is this?
i think its episode 19 or 20 of season 1
gutz1981 I
There should be a series on when house was young.
Sansar Shrestha doogie housee
Faisal well played
No
A spinoff called, "Condo".
@@argonwheatbelly637 why condo?
I like the "middle ground" this show sometimes took. Saying "there is no scientific proof that there's something after death, but to be fair, there's no scientific proof that there's nothing after death."
That's because we just don't know, so as he said, we may choose to believe whatever we want. It's only fair we allow others the same privilege.
The VAST majority of “follow the science” people tend to claim the no proof is disproof.
I love how House goes “on average, drug users are stupid” and then pops a Vikodin
I’ve never watched this show before, but something about his voice is so satisfying
Greek Potato το είχε το σταρ χρόνια
Well then it will amaze you to watch an interview of him off camera.
It's ironic cause even though his American accent is amazing, but he's actually British.
@@theheavenlyfb4071 Maybe in an Alanis Morissette kind of way. I don't think that word means what you think it means.
@@stargazer7644 perhaps, but a TH-cam comments section is not exactly ideal for a debate on the derivation of contextual semantics. If I were mirroring his sentiment, I would call that ironic as well, but then I agree with you on its usage.
Oh. *This* was his own story that he's describing.
In the end, Cuddy did not do what House wanted. He wanted to ride out the pain and was put in an induced coma. While he was in the coma, Stacy told Cuddy to do the "middle ground surgery" and it left House in pain permanently. If they let him ride it out, he would have had full use of his leg.
Or more likely, he’d be dead. The necrotic tissue was releasing chemicals that were killing his kidneys and fucking up his heart. There’s a chance he’d have made it, but there was also a significant chance he’d never wake up. I’m not saying Stacy did a good thing, but I’m saying there wasn’t a good choice to be made.
yeah but stacy probably saved his life. and cuddy was his doctor and had to act under her orders as his medical proxy so she didn't exactly have a choice. it was stacy's betrayal, not cuddy's. but i think house probably did resent cuddy for her role in what happened to him a bit, and i'm sure she felt guilt about it. which is one of the things which makes their relationship so interesting
That's not how medical proxies work though. If a patient is awake and competent, and they give a directive how they want the treatment to go, when they are sedated or in a coma, they generally can't be over-ruled if the treating physicians know the patient's wishes beforehand. @@peachydarl
I loved this episode because it shows that even though a lot of people who work in the hospital don't like house as a person they respect him as a doctor.
This episode keeps getting better. I just noticed (yes, I'm ignorant) that the leg pain male is wearing th same clothes as House.
No way.
Omg, we have Sherlock in the house.
@@madsxoxo524 thats gross why is he in house
MrPalmTree This show is based off of Sherlock Homles.
Except the pants are different and the shirt is a slightly different color. Its easier to get bc we already know how it ends but it's not obvious until you see the two of them looking at one another face to face.
I actually would have loved a couple more House backstories in this series.
the show was a treasure from the pilot.. it had everything including a moving believable closing arc.. bravo to all the people involved in the production
"I find it more comforting to believe, that this... isn't simply a test". Those words fucked me up and made me think deep for about a week and a half. I have listened to this multiple times, same effect every time.
Wdym I don't get it
@@yagosski8179 they say that to go to heaven, you have to be this 'Paragon of good Virtue'. And if you're a sinner, and DON'T decide to pick one out of who knows how many religions... You go to hell. Doesn't that sound like a multiple choice exam with a 'free response' section?
Choose the correct answer by encircling the letter. Explain your answer. (Infinite Marks. You pick wrong, have fun in the infernal pit.)
Your entire life. All your hardships and happiness. Boils down to one answer.
@devanto564 Except, at least in Orthodox Christianity, that’s not accurate at all. Believing life is just a test is more of a misconception from atheists, agnostics, poorly catechized laymen and gnostic heretics. There’s the principle of Infallible Ignorance for people who don’t know and can’t possibly have known, and then there’s the Harrowing of Hell too. The whole point of forgiveness of sins and mercy is that you get it even if you don’t deserve it. No, for Christians of Orthodox views, God doesn’t send you to Hell to suffer forever for failing an arbitrary test. You send yourself there because you reject Him and don’t want to live with Him for the rest of eternity, so instead you’re separated from Him forever. The suffering is a natural consequence of that, like a guy jumping off a roof and falling from gravity.
The story of the show is a story of a medical heroin addict spiraling out of control. If he'd simply allowed them to take his leg, he would have been fine.
Emotionally, physically handicapped people recover. Happiness levels return back to normal once they learn to deal with their handicap. House never recovered from his drug addiction.
Yeah... he made it clear he regretted it later on.
So?
InfiniteSupermacy - Yes Vicodin is an opiate, heroin + morphine are Opium-based as well, hence why Martin called it "medical heroin". They may not be the same, but they have the same basis, plus the same addictive properties as seen in the show
Yes but he doesn't want to be anything like his father due to deep emotional issues. If he lost his leg he would see himself like his dad hens the vision. Either way house would be miserable
Cutting of his leg may not mean he will have a life without pain, he could still spend the rest of his feeling the pain in his leg because even though his body knows there is no leg his nervs is built in a way that they still belive it is there.
There may be a small chance that his leg will get better and he will feel no pain anymore by keeping it.
Or if cutting it of he could spend the rest of his life feeling phantom pain.
His leg pain right now can be controlled with pain killers, phantom pain you cannot
Hugh Laurie is a global treasure.
"I find it more comforting to believe that this isn't simply a test"
House flexing those philosophy skills
“Why isn’t she wearing pants”
“Duh?”
😂
"The revolution will not be televised." Gil Scott Heron.:)
Jason Bean "row row fight the power"
MyInnPou wrong song
Also etika
TheUltimateBro RIP
@@PurePessimism rip
This was a huge revelation on the show.
but guys you’ve been too serious lately we need more of the funny moments. Like when House scared Taub and Kutner
Sara Zonana Oh that was awesome! I thought they were going to pee themselves!
Christopher No that was just a lesson learned the hard way.
what about come on get happy
"I like my leg... I've had it for as long as I can remember"
Hmmm, yes. The floor here is made out of floor.
Floor gang awoo
"I find it more comforting to believe that this isn't simply a test." wow
3 Stories.
One of the best episodes of the series!
Aman Sharma which episode from which season it this??
Hemant Hinduja Season 1 Episode 21
Thanks Aman!! Though i have watched all the series except 7,i couldn't recall.
I miss this show, watched every episode and think I will binge watch it again.
This show has held up so well. Unlike others including comedies from that era. I.e friends
"On average, drug addicts are stupid!"
* *Takes a mouth full of pills* *
Alright, I think I've established the idea behind this show, now.
"I find it more comfortable to believe, this is not a test." Wow. That's a very powerful and honest statement
"I find it more comforting to believe that this, isn't simply a test" Man that is heavy AF
The "God, you were right. It's House" never fails to give me goosebumps.
Those doctors learned more in that one lecture than in 4 years of medical school.
Not sure if anyone's ever noticed this, but during the scene where House predicts himself going into cardiac arrest, at 7:05 in the video, exactly before he says 'or I go into wide complex tachycardia', his heart monitor stops beeping. He knew he was correct about what was going to happen, but as though going through the books of estimating how much time he has left from the moment he looked at the papers like a normal doctor, he says the nurse has about 20 seconds to prevent it from happening, and even though he likely ALREADY knew he didn't have that much time given he knew his heart already stopped and was functioning without any blood being pumped about in his body. He was just desperately HOPING he had those textbook 20 seconds, and you can see in his eyes and hear in his voice when he says 'you got about 20 seconds' that he doesn't believe that figure one little bit. Pair that with his own doctors screwing up his leg in the first place by going by the books, this last act of clinging to normal medical diagnostic procedures would mark the last time House would ever see going by the books to be anything but the wrong choice. 'I was wrong.' Indeed he was, and after doubly experiencing first hand the kind of thing a patient goes through when their doctor is wrong, you get a double dose of a cynical Gregory House when any patient he sees is ignorantly forcing him to do the wrong thing to them for reasons he knows are dumb because they'd be reasons bad doctors, like his own, would agree with.
Read a medical textbook and rewrite this comment rather than trying to sound like an intellect despite the fact that you clearly know nothing about medicine.
8:52 Chase literally being the prettiest Disney Princess
What I love about this episode, which is one of my favorites, is the more story he tells, the more full the room becomes.
I find it more comforting to believe that this isn't simply a test.
That's the line that encapsulate the entire series. House's life was so bad after that incident that he just lost all hope of it ever getting better, and he just accept it and deal with it.
I can see it in House's eyes, "Please love me". He was so brillant that he doesn't know to express what and how he feels. Truly, nobody is perfect.
"Which Carmen Electra is this?"
"The first one. The golfer."
"Then how come she isn't wearing any pants?"
Cyan Houdini you can point the obvious, good job.
Why is that student so confused?. Clearly a man with no filter would fantasize this.
@@cunningsmile4166 Because it means that House was acting out that she had no pants, which is unusual when you're talking about doctors who are supposed to be professional and leave sexuality out of it. They weren't yet used to the way House is.
i don't understand the question
"Well i would cut my leg of"
Really? Would you really just like that? Im tired of people commenting it like its just a strole trough the park.
For anyone thinking that cutting of his leg will give him a painfree life, well yes there is a posibility for it. But he could also have to live his life feeling phantom pain.
There is no pain killers for phantom pain, there are really no good painkillers for those nerves that still may feel that pain he felt before.
Before anyone says there are good pain killers for nerves i say fuck you no. Over 2 years with nerv pain tells me there is no pain killers that work good enough
I have never had a prostetic, but it is not always a pain free life from what i can understand
House cured a man's phantom pain once. Why couldn't he do the same for himself?
ZukoHalliwell well he did not really cure it, he for the moment was able to fool his brain into thinking it was gone.
He could do it to himslef, but unlike what we saw in that episode there is no 100% chance it will work.
A coworker on my mothers jobb had her hand cut of, they tried the same trick with the box several time but it wont work for her. She fells a pain in her hand that is not there anymore
Hoffer Puffer I'd risk living with phantom pain rather than dying from something that can be treated by removing my leg.
Of
Off. There's a difference.
It doesn’t matter how many times I watch this, I still cry for house xx
Love you Hugh Laurie
Excuse me non students in the back
You’re being rude disrupting the lecture
I’m very happy that full episodes are being repeated daily in uk, I have them all on dvd anyway but still recording whilst I’m at work to watch again! Love this show
NETFLIX!!!! PLEASE BRING IT BACK 😩.
Anastasia Sima Get a firestick and hulu and sling
Get popcorn time
Sorry, Chance is not half as good and it just gets too dark. (And I know House can sometimes be a little Dark, but Chance is HEAVY). I quit watching after Season 1.
It's streaming on Amazon Prime so I doubt it'll be back om Netflix anytime soon.
Its on iflix now
The complexity of hearing “ who diagnosed is” then hearing he did as they point to the patient is great
1:07 rare footage of me actually trying to get out of school.
It's on amazon prime for all those wondering where they can binge this amazing show
All his friends hate how cynical he is yet they themselves don't now how he feels and it's shown that when they were put in situations that tested them they ended up just like him yet they had him in their corner, someone that knows how they truly feel and was able to help them.
5:11 the realization and SWITCH is just amazing.
“I find it more comforting to believe that this isn’t simply a test.” Such great writing!
Waited for this on this channel for a long time
Such great writing 💕
Tieia Middleton it was! This show was awesome :)
My favorite House episode of the whole series. I’ve watched it so many times and I’m constantly amazed by it. Just amazing writing.
Never thought I'd be going through a similar thing at 17. I randomly developed a sudden blood clot going from my stomach to my left ankle, with a small separate clot in my left lung 2 weeks ago. The pain was absolutely unbearable. Paracetamol, targin and endone all eventually stopped working and I started needing injections of morphine. Had surgery last week, it'll still be a while till I can walk properly. I hope as long as I do my exercises, I won't develop pain syndrome and I'll be able to go back to school and sport...A lot has happened these past two weeks. Watching this video makes me feel better. I love this show.
Hope you ok?
I miss House. Great show.
If Cameron was his attending that day, she would have saved his leg from what happened. That has to hurt him even more than if NO ONE got it right. If only he had Cameron.
Such a good episode. And this scene was incredible. Writers did an outstanding job.
Keep in mind he is retelling the stories, so I like to believe that when the scene where the guy starts screaming in the retelling, House was literally just screaming wildly in the classroom to play up the pain XD
i think the other cases depict the possible outcomes. the volleyball player is the case where the doctors would have searched more and found what he had sooner and saved him and the dog bite guy is if he had chosen to cut his leg off.
not one time did anyone bring up regional anaesthesia or epidural so he could THINK without feeing pain or feeling dopey.
watchgoose I don't think regional anaesthesia was a thing back when house had the bad leg
+Abhinit Shah i also think it depends on what ur diagnosing.,also being hooked on vics contributed to his character
watchgoose it's not brought up because it's not possible. eventually youd only be filling his leg with fluid faster than it could get rid of it
This is when he became hooked on pain killers. His leg pain was real, his need for them was real, but none of this prevented his addiction. It also lead to the wrong assumptions being made, leading to the pain becoming permanent.
This isn't a perfect solution to many people's problems. Just like contemporary pain medication. I assume you're referring to corticosteroids of which's effects we do not know the long term... Not to mention that they work better for people with specific conditions than others. Just saying we should push steroids into someone's injury regardless of the context of the injury is the same thinking that's been screwing over all patients at "pain clinics" for the past decade.
3:04 freaking love the way House just does that smile
One of the most heart touching and effective moments of his life
😢💖
Hey House M.D. TH-cam channel, since you're uploading regularly and often read these comments.
Any chance you could re-new House on Netflix for Canadian viewers?
Young ADV and Americans on Netflix Too!!!!!
this isn't the official channel btw, he's just someone who knows what he's doing and is making decent money doing it
Just buy the collector box both DVD and blu ray are under $100.
Young ADV and the UK please.
And the UK!!
I like how the room he was teaching in slowly got more and more people in it over the clip.
"I find it comforting that this, isn't simply a test."
Deep man.
5:34 As someone who had Kidney Stones with pain at 11, I like Hugh Laurie's portrayal of pain, you dont yell alot like people do in movies, sure there can be short periods of it, but you are just trying to hang on to get thru it