I was watching a video ranking celebrity guest appearances and it had him on the list and someone claimed that they knew no one except Carmen Electra and that house made their careers not the inverse. I’m just like um what. Andre Braugher and Lin Manuel Miranda were big before.
I was late to the House party. I started watching the reruns after I read that Hugh Laurie gave Lin the idea for “You’ll Be Back” by Mad King George in Hamilton. I was trying to find the episodes with Lin. WOW was I upset with myself for not watching House when it was first on. I’m binging it for the third time now. LOVE IT!!
He is the new musician. Good observation with the over use of right pedal, too mush lazy legato....music by Robert Schuman, hence the comment about the comatise lady having a German accent.
The funny part about this couple of episodes... House refuses to cooperate with doctors, doesn't take his medication, is not open about his history... All the stuff he is hyper-critical about regarding his own patients.
That's an insight into his personality. The reason he hates his patients at the surface level but really cares about them deep inside, is because he feels for himself in the same way. He hates himself, but also cares about himself. The only difference is, he can view his patients objectively, because he is the third person in their case, not in his. In the entire show, he doesn't get treated. He just gives up everything, until of course, he is forced because of his best friend's disease.
Eh, not really. The important factor that makes the difference is the fact that hospital patients come to the hospital and want the help while being uncooperative, House doesnt want to be there and is being uncooperative. Two drastically different baselines
When I was in a psych ward I would’ve made friends with anyone who acted like house is. I hated the psych ward so much they restricted what I said, what I could talk about, and what I did I couldn’t do anything except have multiple types of therapy each day. I am a major reader and that is what helps me yet I only had 1 hour a day to read it was free time but that was only if I was not outvoted by everyone else. I was so glad when I was released. Also when I wanted to be alone because isolating myself helps me calm down I was stuck with a staff member typing on their computer and I ended up getting far more anxious than I was before.
@@cecilymason470everyone I know who’s ever been put into a ward has always said it just made their problems worse, at a certain point it isn’t about getting better, but pretending you aren’t getting worse long enough to get released, I’ve known people put in for suicide attempts, people who thought life wasn’t worth living and the response was to lock them away from friends and family and treat them like prisoners
@@teemum.9023how does one do this, considering the doctors there have power to keep you locked up forever if they want to? And put medicine in your food if needed? They have quite a bit of power over the patients. Are you jonesing to carry out your own rendition of cuckoos nest?? lol
As someone who works in mental health it's actually shocking to see him locked in seclusion for just talking back. You need to do a lot more for seclusion.
@@AVRGWIBWTHACN Best example is Lin being in it. They guy who wrote Hamilton, In the Heights, Vivo, music or Moana, and performed all of them? And he's that young and being considered one of the best play writes ever, not just in his own generation.
@@elijahbeers4686 Fun little aside, the Hamilton musical is based on a novel about Hamilton's life that is already a dramatized retelling of the actual man.
This episode reminds me a lot of "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest" and McMurphy from it, the way House riles the psych ward up and against the doctors. Its a lot like how McMurphy changes everything up when he arrives.
Fun fact: lin Manuel Miranda’s character wasn’t even in the script he just showed up to the set and started freestyling and they rolled with it. He didn’t even know they were filming
Forget the boom mics, the camera crew, the entire set, lmm just showed up to a psych ward and started acting like a lunatic for no good reason. That makes sense lmao
He's not really in a lot of movies where he had the chance of winning closest he got was Glory (1989) where Denzel destroyed the category that year for his performance. He has instead won numerous Emmy's for his roles in Television however.
"I love this scene. It shows perfectly why House is in there. Because the show is about him, we get used to his behavior, but imagine this scene from the other doctor's perspective. He is interrupting people randomly, anxious about trying to find answers and diagnoses, asking for a pen to write down ideas, and looking as sick as everybody else in there.
It's honestly really cool. So much of the show is spent in the hospital, where House is in his element and has control, authority. He's just as abrasive, but it works. It lets him accomplish his job... And now... he's not. He falls back on old habits because it's what he knows, but it doesn't work.
House was literally just getting himself put in solitary every day so he could get a good night sleep without some jackass rapping in his ear all night
i legitimately can't stand it LOL the moment i saw him in this episode i said "OH NO NOT YOU!" because he's so obnoxiously himself in every thing he's in. it's suffocating
I've been to a type of psych ward multiple times before (just the one for people who tried to off themselves, not the one for permanent patients) and pretty much everyone there is nice and friendly and loves to talk to each other. We all have hate of ourselves in common, so we treat each other the way we wish we could treat ourselves.
At some point, I realized that House was actually a really bad person, just mean for no good reason. For bullying those patients alone, he should never have been allowed to practice medicine again. It was inexcusable.
I met an older woman once who spent time in several psychiatric facilities, and she said the people there never acted anything like the people in mental hospitals in tv shows and movies.
Been in a few myself. It's pretty exaggerated on TV to make it more obvious to the viewer what's going on with the person. His roommate was kinda accurate though. Usually at least one guy who can't stop talking.
There are definitely some horendously cringey cliches the shows and movies keep on rolling out. In particular the 'final day,' where a patient is leaving the facility to go back out into the world - they always do some variation of everyone gathering round for the Big Farewell, the patient makes a hearfelt Goodbye Speech, everyone applauds - sometimes there's even a cake... NONE OF THAT HAPPENS. Said patient might wander round the wards saying a private goodbye to particular people they got along with - but then they're just gone, no fanfare, no poignant exit with everyone watching them disappear into the sunset. It's not even PRACTICAL for them to do it the way they do it in the movies, so I don't know where it came from... the desire for a schmaltzy, tied-up-in-a-neat-bow ending, I guess.
I've been an observer in places like that before, and what I noticed were heavily sedated patients, people angrily walking up and down the halls, and a couple screaming for cigarettes. So yeah, there should be more nic fits.
I am 100% sure whatever they had planned for LMM’s character didnt matter and that LMM just showed up and starting improv. You can tell with him rapping lol
Fun fact about the woman bobbed her head to her pulse: your pulse can actually be affected by music, it will try to match up with the beat, so house and the woman playing were both right
yes we all should by mow be fully aware of the dangers of… emp waves and… ‘gaslighting’ , intnentional pollution , i could actually go on but its not actually worth the time nor effort realistically8 im fucking done eith this
Absolutely. I'd include the final episode of the previous season into the string of episodes I'd probably call the peak of House. Either this or *possibly* the two-parter where foreman's dying.
Yeah, its pretty damned good, i got to admit. On the other hand, having a, "go-crazy-and-off-to-the-nut-ward" episode is kind of a desperate move by the writers, usually taken when they're running out of creative steam. Its sort of like pulling out a gun in an improv scene. Eventually you run out of stuff to top the previous extremes.
@@RaptorFromWeegee to be fair, it was well hinted that House's addiction was going to spiral out of control at some point. Yeah sure maybe they could have handled it differently, but I don't think it was simply a matter of them running out of ideas, especially since the entire season was pretty strong on the whole.
This part of the series is my favorite in the whole show. I almost like watching the second episode, and have him smiling on the bus leaving as a great place for the series to end.
I've said it before but for the people who think House is being cruel, which he is, but he's not responsible for that. People forget it because he's just so brilliant and good at rationalizing that we just roll with it because he's the protagonist. But the fact of the matter is that he is just as sick as the rest of them. He's here becauase he's not well in the head and he needs treatment.
Whats his diagnosis generally considered to have been? Off hand I'd guess either aspergers or a personality disorder like narsessistic personality disorder?
As someone whose been in this situation, they do not out you in isolation for simple rule breaking. It is always a last resort if the patient is immanently going to hurt themselves or someone else
I dont understand this. Maybe its been proven to be good for the person to be isolated but we are social creatures. Its why long periods of solitary confinement and white room are torture.
I've been in this situation, and they didn't do it at my ward either. They had an OPTIONAL one for if you needed to go calm down privately, but it wasn't forced on residents.
"Be a nice person or you'll get stuck in a psych ward for the rest of your life". I love how they basically kept him hostage there for not playing nice, and said that maybe if he started helping out by being a leader he could get out faster. He's not there to be a leader, lmfao
I love these episodes with Lin Manuel Miranda, and I can't help but wonder whether Hugh and Lin Manuel spent any down time jamming or just talking music...
House went a different direction in my head lol. "Yes, follow me to the clubhouse" *solitary confinement* "Ah, i see. Rather than attempt to get to the root of and then solve my behavior youve decided to exercise your authority over me in an expression of power. The message is, submit or be punished. Youve got within you, the same demons as every dime store tyrant." "You do know, that im trying to help you." "Ah, my mistake. Self gratifying rationalization. You have within you what every top shelf Tyrant has." "If you aren't going to cooperate, we can try again later." "Sure, don't let me keep you. I'm sure you've got a dinner date with Mao and Pol Pot."
True and plus I think it’s a very good Easter egg to include Robert Schumann’s music in a mental hospital, seeing as he and his whole family suffered from suicidal and manic depressive disorders.
Him making an issue out of that ping pong table is just as effective as say, pushing for the music to be turned down, or demanding that the men be allowed to watch the world series.
@P A I think the reason he's not punched is he's got good street smarts. He senses, ahead of time, exactly what he can get away with saying and how far he can push it. I think he's probably a master manipulator.
@pa_2600 I‘m insane, as well as a thought criminal, and would definitely see the need to punch him, if it wasn‘t for the fact that doing so in such an environment will only end up with you getting manhandled. I‘m not sure why you‘re implying that someone with a lack of sanity can‘t possess self esteem. Also, where do you get the idea that „most patients“ trust their doctor? Do you have sources to this because I 100% don‘t.
For those wondering realistically we do not isolate and seclude a patient due to their attitude, we only do so when they are manic or having an outburst. At his level of psych it would be mostly analyzing coping mechanisms and relationship patterns. Edit. Lots of people talking about how this isnt right, to a nurse. Let that sink in. Some of you are sharing your personal stories of being isolated but your stories are not matching up, as in there is alot you are not telling the rest of us to why you are being isolated. This is common in people with violent outbursts to neglect details and say blanket statements that are broad i am not suprised my comment got these reactions from people, just suprised people actually “liked” those comments instead of asking for clarification.
@@conundrum60690 It's explained in the episode, but his therapist believes something's deeply wrong with House. So while House is there on a voluntary basis, and can thus leave when he wants, he can't do any job above menial labor w/o his therapist's signature.
I like how they write the psychiatric hospital to actually help the patient and House, I thought Dr.Nolan is gonna be this season antagonist like tritter but turn out he's legit doctor and become one of mine fav charercter in the whole show.
When I was a teenager, I had to go to a behaviour hospital because I was suicidal (Those places make you more suicidal, but that's a topic for another time). I had taken a psychology class and knew a lot of signs for the most common mental illnesses, it was hard to watch people be isolated during the hardest part of their life.
The point of behavioural hospitals is to break you to the point, that you're too exhausted to care about suicide. Which doesn't really work, because I became even more suicidal. They hardly let you sleep, you get stuck with a lot of very unstable, and often violent people. You can't go outside, and all of our windows were sealed, so you couldn't see daylight. The florescent lights were on at all hours. You couldn't have any sort of device, including watches. To be fair, no phones makes sense, but that means no music of any kind. Your teachers can assign you work, but with no internet access, it just builds up and up. When you're admitted, they tell you that you will have to stay three days (72 hour watch), but that's a lie. They won't let you go until you show improvement, and I was trapped for two weeks, until I eventually faked my way out. If you get too active, they inject you with something we called, "booty juice," that makes you pass out, and they drag you to a small room. This small room had a few books and a mat, and that was it. The whole time you're there, you feel horrifically guilty as the price goes up and up, and you can't leave until they let you. My family certainly felt the financial strain until our insurance deductible was met.
@@Ryosuke1208 There's a lot of misconception when it comes to mental heath, and they were trying to be as efficient and money grabbing as possible. My experience is why we need reforms.
One Flew Over the Diagnosticians Nest, am I right? The nurses like a nicer and less malevolent version of Nurse Ratched, It looks very similar to Oregon State Hospital in Salem, the ping-pong tables like the world series conflict or the tub room poker games. They even had him manipulating a basketball court. Doesn't seem to be any analogue to "The Chief" or Mr. Cheswick though. His histrionic roommates clearly a Mr Tabor type, depressed-girl is kind of a Billy Bibbet type. The brothah dr is sort of like a dr Spivy. Am I missing anything? I think Ken Kesey would approve.
If you are waiting for a personal invitation, let this serve as it. You are cordially invited to watch the best written television series of it's time, if not all time, House M.D. “There’s no ‘I’ in team. There’s a ‘me’ though, if you jumble it up.” - Dr. Gregory House
This scene is special it made me think about how a show was able to tackle issues like suicide/Mental health head on but when you look at other shows of todays era or even content creators people have gone soft, afraid to talk about issues like suicide instead renaming it to unaliving yourself as if there was a kid in the room at all times even while they are talking to other adults. like when did adults reach a point where talking seriously about real issues make people squeamish over the conversation topics to the point where we have started to rename topics to more friendlier terms? ps: I fully understand some topics may be hard to talk about but as a grown adult life is full of things we dont like, only way you are going to grow and progress is to address it or continue to run from it. i'd rather be enlightened and miserable than sheltered and unaware of potential dangers around me
They aren't softening it, they are playing the game against the algorithm so they are still allowed to speak about those topics without warnings being attached to the videos by the platforms or being shadow banned.
@@Y0urTiaRica Yeah because these social media companies are afraid of any controversy that might cause advertisers to runaway from their platforms, thereby losing profit.
Yes, I've heard since the pandemic, they've been really really bad. Even the fancy private ones. I think its mostly due to the lack of available qualified and/or conscientious people willing to work in these places.
@@RaptorFromWeegee it's a number of things honestly.. staff are overworked, medications don't always help or make things worse and so on. I've never been, i was at an ER twice and that was about it for me, once i stayed for 2 days or so and was released. Regardless it's a difficult job in general and mental health is just a very complex field with a lot of misinformation and misdiagnosis plus restrictions to something like the dsm 4 or 5 which are both heavily flawed and often utilized incorrectly. They're there as a guide to help recognize and diagnose not for treatment and the dsm 5 especially has a really bad taste in being too generalized and paid for by pharmacies or something along those lines not that it's entirely wrong either, because some conditions just have many overlapping symptoms and they do fit a lot of people, for me I don't even fit the bill for bipolar 1 or 2 or the third option, I fit the unspecified better in that case, for ptsd it's a high possibility due to certain specific symptoms more common with ptsd over bipolar or even bpd which has been brought as a possibility due to my inability to really express many emotions if at all outside of anger, bipolar is likely because my father was diagnosed with it and its mainly genetic, of course I don't know my father my parents divorced when I was like 5 or 6 or something I am not even sure, I have minimal memory of most of my past in all honesty say a few select events and any details for those doesn't really exist its only a few larger points and that's it. Of course if was diagnosed it could be incorrect as it was decades ago and so it does create a complex issue, my dad is like 60 now or something I think, im 25, so if he was diagnosed before my older brother was born whose 5 years older than me he was maybe 28-30, so the 90s most likely if not the 80s. Either way im going all over the place, but from what I have heard mostly has not been good things, for the military the many i've seen come from psych wards was very mixed.
I'll never forget binging House M.D. for the first time, seeing Alvie and imagining Alexander Hamilton in a psych ward 😂
I was watching a video ranking celebrity guest appearances and it had him on the list and someone claimed that they knew no one except Carmen Electra and that house made their careers not the inverse. I’m just like um what. Andre Braugher and Lin Manuel Miranda were big before.
@@bullshark3771 Not to mention James Earl Jones
I was late to the House party. I started watching the reruns after I read that Hugh Laurie gave Lin the idea for “You’ll Be Back” by Mad King George in Hamilton. I was trying to find the episodes with Lin. WOW was I upset with myself for not watching House when it was first on. I’m binging it for the third time now. LOVE IT!!
You see Hamilton I see Usnavi.
@@jacobthekirby $96,000!!!!
"Are you a new doctor on the ward?" - "Technically, yes"
He is the new musician. Good observation with the over use of right pedal, too mush lazy legato....music by Robert Schuman, hence the comment about the comatise lady having a German accent.
@@jeffreyjeziorski1480 The comment about the German accent is because the woman speaks in a supposedly German accent. I like the thinking though.
I, too, watched the video
he is a doctor though, academically
He’s not wrong
lin manuel didn't even realize he was on a set, this is just how he acts all the time
Why would he just randomly be at a psych ward?
@@chrissyl3513 man you're fun
@@bobdemetriuson That doesn't explain why though
@@chrissyl3513 You dont need explaining
lmao
The funny part about this couple of episodes... House refuses to cooperate with doctors, doesn't take his medication, is not open about his history... All the stuff he is hyper-critical about regarding his own patients.
@@remyllebeau77nigga he voluntarily admitted himself
You don’t have to tell doctors your full history, either. Just don’t sue when they can’t treat you.
That's an insight into his personality. The reason he hates his patients at the surface level but really cares about them deep inside, is because he feels for himself in the same way. He hates himself, but also cares about himself. The only difference is, he can view his patients objectively, because he is the third person in their case, not in his.
In the entire show, he doesn't get treated. He just gives up everything, until of course, he is forced because of his best friend's disease.
Medical professionals make the worst patients. And I swear they all have some personality disorder.
Eh, not really. The important factor that makes the difference is the fact that hospital patients come to the hospital and want the help while being uncooperative, House doesnt want to be there and is being uncooperative. Two drastically different baselines
Psych patient here and, in the ward I stayed at, House's attitude is actually typical and would have DEFINITELY made some friends
The goal is not to please but to take down the tyrannical authority
When I was in a psych ward I would’ve made friends with anyone who acted like house is. I hated the psych ward so much they restricted what I said, what I could talk about, and what I did I couldn’t do anything except have multiple types of therapy each day. I am a major reader and that is what helps me yet I only had 1 hour a day to read it was free time but that was only if I was not outvoted by everyone else. I was so glad when I was released. Also when I wanted to be alone because isolating myself helps me calm down I was stuck with a staff member typing on their computer and I ended up getting far more anxious than I was before.
@@cecilymason470everyone I know who’s ever been put into a ward has always said it just made their problems worse, at a certain point it isn’t about getting better, but pretending you aren’t getting worse long enough to get released, I’ve known people put in for suicide attempts, people who thought life wasn’t worth living and the response was to lock them away from friends and family and treat them like prisoners
Very interesting
@@teemum.9023how does one do this, considering the doctors there have power to keep you locked up forever if they want to? And put medicine in your food if needed? They have quite a bit of power over the patients. Are you jonesing to carry out your own rendition of cuckoos nest?? lol
Rest peacefully Andre. One of the best actors to ever exist
whether in a hospital, in prison or in a psych ward, house will always be house
What if he's in a house?
@@MrOrgestonThen that’s just house squared
@@CrackSausage good one 😂
@@CrackSausage r u sure its not just 1? cuz my math was house / house = 1
or in an airplane sitting next to Rachel Green 😄
As someone who works in mental health it's actually shocking to see him locked in seclusion for just talking back. You need to do a lot more for seclusion.
Some places are like that. I’ve seen some terrible psychiatric hospitals.
Not all places are sunshine and rainbows
Mental health wards are just like every other medical institution. They vary wildly in both character and quality.
Also remember this show came out in 04
@@1C3CR34M they're saying for the majority of mental institutions this is unheard of
Some of the inmates are actually extremely talented actors with their own shows and movies.
Can you Name Their shows or movies?
I only recognize Metatron from Supernatural.
@Man of Tomorrow Yeah, I know, but that's all I recognize.
@@AVRGWIBWTHACN Best example is Lin being in it. They guy who wrote Hamilton, In the Heights, Vivo, music or Moana, and performed all of them? And he's that young and being considered one of the best play writes ever, not just in his own generation.
@@elijahbeers4686 Fun little aside, the Hamilton musical is based on a novel about Hamilton's life that is already a dramatized retelling of the actual man.
I don’t know why but I adore the dynamics between house and his cell-mate? Room-mate? The last scene killed me. XD
It's because it's so well written
This episode reminds me a lot of "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest" and McMurphy from it, the way House riles the psych ward up and against the doctors. Its a lot like how McMurphy changes everything up when he arrives.
yeah i thought so too! bit glad it didn't end as the movie did though
They definitely drew heavy inspiration from Cuckoos Nest.
Fun fact: lin Manuel Miranda’s character wasn’t even in the script he just showed up to the set and started freestyling and they rolled with it. He didn’t even know they were filming
i would believe it
Forget the boom mics, the camera crew, the entire set, lmm just showed up to a psych ward and started acting like a lunatic for no good reason. That makes sense lmao
Vince Gilligan liked it so much he left it in
Explains a lot
@@donnymcjonny6531 bravo vince
Why hasnt Andre Braugher won an academy award yet? Every movie I've ever watched him in has been spectacular. He's such a great actor.
Where he works? I believe the mist.
He would make a fine commissioner
He did City of Angels if I remember correctly. He was really good in it too. Really liked the character he played. Loved the movie.
NINE NINE!!
He's not really in a lot of movies where he had the chance of winning closest he got was Glory (1989) where Denzel destroyed the category that year for his performance. He has instead won numerous Emmy's for his roles in Television however.
Singlehandedly undoing months works of the therapists in less than 5 minutes 💀
If it's undone that quickly, there wasn't really much work done.
"I love this scene. It shows perfectly why House is in there. Because the show is about him, we get used to his behavior, but imagine this scene from the other doctor's perspective. He is interrupting people randomly, anxious about trying to find answers and diagnoses, asking for a pen to write down ideas, and looking as sick as everybody else in there.
It's honestly really cool. So much of the show is spent in the hospital, where House is in his element and has control, authority. He's just as abrasive, but it works. It lets him accomplish his job...
And now... he's not. He falls back on old habits because it's what he knows, but it doesn't work.
He wasn’t in there because of the way he acts, or his mannerisms, he was in there because of his opioid addiction. It was rehab.
Lmao copied comment
@@maozedongaming doesn't change aynthing
Like it's always sunny when they interact with normal people.
House was literally just getting himself put in solitary every day so he could get a good night sleep without some jackass rapping in his ear all night
I wouldn't rule it out - having to share a room with someone very noisy might be rather trying.
to be fair i’d do the same
ngl that room looks sweet. I could get some amazing sleep in there
I should have done that lol
I'd do the same
i love how LMM has managed to essentially play himself in everything he's in to the point where it's borderline parody
I think he might just be that obsessed with himself
No, here he is Captain Shrimp PuertoRico
i legitimately can't stand it LOL the moment i saw him in this episode i said "OH NO NOT YOU!" because he's so obnoxiously himself in every thing he's in. it's suffocating
@@zknsand He plays a pretty mean valet in the sopranos
Not himself at all. A Brít with an accent!
it's hilarious how House fits seamlessly in the group
When you manipulate as good as House, you gotta be a chameleon
You know Andre Braugher is an iconic actor when he enters the room and you exclaim "Ey, it's captain Holt!"
Never saw that series. I thought that he was great in “Homicide: Life On The Streets”, though.
He died
@@j.a.rathletics6883can’t believe this is how I found out he died. Just started watching Brooklyn nine nine
This was the BEST arc of the whole show. From Houses’s head to this episode were amazing
peak House
I've been to a type of psych ward multiple times before (just the one for people who tried to off themselves, not the one for permanent patients) and pretty much everyone there is nice and friendly and loves to talk to each other. We all have hate of ourselves in common, so we treat each other the way we wish we could treat ourselves.
That's actually nice to heae
Exactly so. I suspect it is common among people that hate themselves. "This world sucks, I am NOT going to be part of the reason it sucks."
Yep, people in the ward have been some of the nicest people I have met.
Interesting insight.
Thanks for making this comment
Greg House, Alexander Hamilton, and Raymond Holt. Power trio
House gave him a hand in writing You'll Be Back for that Aaron Burr musical.
which ones greg?
There is also Metatron if you know, you know ! 😉
Hey now. Don’t forget Snot from American Dad (Curtis Armstrong)
@@upthebracket26 🤦🙄
"They didn't break me, I am broken"
Love season 6. From this point on House is truly trying to be human.
I suppose it was necessary at this point in the story and I even liked it, but the best parts are those in which he is not trying at all
RIP Andre Braughter, an amazing actor that will be missed
I didn’t watch this episode before or the clip, it was an amazing surprise to see him…truly an amazing actor…goodbye…Velvet Thunder
This entire story line of him in the hospital was the best written ending House could've had. Bit sad they didn't use it for that.
house casually bullying the suicidal person lmao wtf
Common House W
At some point, I realized that House was actually a really bad person, just mean for no good reason. For bullying those patients alone, he should never have been allowed to practice medicine again. It was inexcusable.
@@briancrawford8751 I know it's awful especially what he said to that woman who tried to kill herself
@diamond dogs 😂😂
@@briancrawford8751He is a perfect example of NPD
Wow. Lin-Manuel Miranda thinking he’s the greatest thing since sliced bread is the most accurate thing I’ve seen ever.
But he earned it
I thought that about the locked down piano, but then this happened
Omg that was him! I love his music tho 😫
Who?
@@leoshest9651 alvie...
I met an older woman once who spent time in several psychiatric facilities, and she said the people there never acted anything like the people in mental hospitals in tv shows and movies.
Been in a few myself. It's pretty exaggerated on TV to make it more obvious to the viewer what's going on with the person. His roommate was kinda accurate though. Usually at least one guy who can't stop talking.
I’ve been to several myself. Is mentally ill our pretty good at pretending we’re normal. Of course there are exceptions
There are definitely some horendously cringey cliches the shows and movies keep on rolling out. In particular the 'final day,' where a patient is leaving the facility to go back out into the world - they always do some variation of everyone gathering round for the Big Farewell, the patient makes a hearfelt Goodbye Speech, everyone applauds - sometimes there's even a cake... NONE OF THAT HAPPENS. Said patient might wander round the wards saying a private goodbye to particular people they got along with - but then they're just gone, no fanfare, no poignant exit with everyone watching them disappear into the sunset. It's not even PRACTICAL for them to do it the way they do it in the movies, so I don't know where it came from... the desire for a schmaltzy, tied-up-in-a-neat-bow ending, I guess.
I've been an observer in places like that before, and what I noticed were heavily sedated patients, people angrily walking up and down the halls, and a couple screaming for cigarettes. So yeah, there should be more nic fits.
I was in and out for years and mostly they act like normal people act
I love how they literally threw Lin Manuel Miranda in a psych ward
Who?
"I also know you're trying to be sweet, caring and effective. You're Not." 😂House has absolutely no chill.
I am 100% sure whatever they had planned for LMM’s character didnt matter and that LMM just showed up and starting improv. You can tell with him rapping lol
Fun fact about the woman bobbed her head to her pulse: your pulse can actually be affected by music, it will try to match up with the beat, so house and the woman playing were both right
Win win situation
Well, still not an active reaction then though, its like increasing the room temperature, seeing her start sweating and going "look she reacted"
@@katocs It's a reactive reaction. They're the best kind. 👍
@@michaelgove9349 thats just a tautology
yes we all should by mow be fully aware of the dangers of… emp waves and… ‘gaslighting’ , intnentional pollution , i could actually go on but its not actually worth the time nor effort realistically8 im fucking done eith this
Arguably the best episode (/episodes, both parts) in the entire show. If not top 5 for sure.
Absolutely. I'd include the final episode of the previous season into the string of episodes I'd probably call the peak of House. Either this or *possibly* the two-parter where foreman's dying.
House’s Head, Wilson’s Heart is awesome
Yeah, its pretty damned good, i got to admit. On the other hand, having a, "go-crazy-and-off-to-the-nut-ward" episode is kind of a desperate move by the writers, usually taken when they're running out of creative steam. Its sort of like pulling out a gun in an improv scene. Eventually you run out of stuff to top the previous extremes.
@@RaptorFromWeegee to be fair, it was well hinted that House's addiction was going to spiral out of control at some point. Yeah sure maybe they could have handled it differently, but I don't think it was simply a matter of them running out of ideas, especially since the entire season was pretty strong on the whole.
This part of the series is my favorite in the whole show. I almost like watching the second episode, and have him smiling on the bus leaving as a great place for the series to end.
0:05 I heard the voice and I was like IS THAT LIN MANUEL MIRANDA? 😂
SAMEE LMAO
Bro went in there, and intentionally triggered everyone’s mental illness. What a legend
Your brother?
I wouldn't call him a legend, he's clearly in the wrong
@@godlyvex5543Moreso, I think they, like me, love House's character, not that they justify his actions. I think, anyways XD
Well she wasn't doing anything to help them move past it now was she?
Lin Manuel was writing Hamilton when he was appearing on House. It was Hugh Laurie’s suggestion that the King George III song be a break up song
Source?
Hugh Laurie was Prince George
I've said it before but for the people who think House is being cruel, which he is, but he's not responsible for that. People forget it because he's just so brilliant and good at rationalizing that we just roll with it because he's the protagonist. But the fact of the matter is that he is just as sick as the rest of them. He's here becauase he's not well in the head and he needs treatment.
Whats his diagnosis generally considered to have been? Off hand I'd guess either aspergers or a personality disorder like narsessistic personality disorder?
@@RaptorFromWeegee The only confirmed diagnosis that I remember was antisocial personality disorder. Even if undiagnosed, he definitely has NPD.
"A person doesnt have to take responsiblity for their behaviour because if they are smart." Awesome logic.
@@connor_gray Ironic how he's in the medical industry.
@@owenleal "just because a person's smart means they can't experience mental illness" lol
Captain Holt always knows how to quiet a room upon entry
This episode made clear how often House was willing to "punch down" to get what he wanted.
Punch down is what purple haired libtards say
8:59 amazing to see the humble beginnings of the great Hamilton show
As someone whose been in this situation, they do not out you in isolation for simple rule breaking. It is always a last resort if the patient is immanently going to hurt themselves or someone else
As someone who was also in this situation, they 100% do that.
No one asked hope you go back
I dont understand this. Maybe its been proven to be good for the person to be isolated but we are social creatures. Its why long periods of solitary confinement and white room are torture.
I've been in this situation, and they didn't do it at my ward either. They had an OPTIONAL one for if you needed to go calm down privately, but it wasn't forced on residents.
Depends on where you go. I know a place where if you refuse meds or meals they stick you with a needle and you get to be zonked for the week.
5:06
Are you a new doctor on the ward?
...TECHNICALLY yes 🤣🤣
9:33 is the main thing I remember from this episode, best moment in the series
Can I hum??
@@a.nobodys.nobody *YEET PENCIL*
7:44 the beginning of chaos and House is enjoying it so much 😂
"Be a nice person or you'll get stuck in a psych ward for the rest of your life". I love how they basically kept him hostage there for not playing nice, and said that maybe if he started helping out by being a leader he could get out faster. He's not there to be a leader, lmfao
Right, can you imagine how many people they would have hostage there if they weren't a "nice person"?
I wouldnt be nice on such place, everything looks wrong
"A crayon anybody?" Had me dying. 😂
I've been put into psychiatric care like this and yes it is that frustrating
House starting a riot in a psych ward is so hilarious
And vibes to it like music
I believe that was his true Hugh Laurie smile there
And so house 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
0:10 WHY IS HE EVERYWHERE
cause he's the best man
he belongs in this role
the respect they show when captain holt walks in.
Well House can't stop doing what makes him House
This reminds me when Wilson told House to ‘just let it out’
I can appreciate the first guy’s enthusiasm
House in a psych hospital so amusing lol. He literally fits right in 😂😂
8:18 NINE NIIIINE!!! 😂
I love these episodes with Lin Manuel Miranda, and I can't help but wonder whether Hugh and Lin Manuel spent any down time jamming or just talking music...
House went a different direction in my head lol.
"Yes, follow me to the clubhouse"
*solitary confinement*
"Ah, i see. Rather than attempt to get to the root of and then solve my behavior youve decided to exercise your authority over me in an expression of power. The message is, submit or be punished. Youve got within you, the same demons as every dime store tyrant."
"You do know, that im trying to help you."
"Ah, my mistake. Self gratifying rationalization. You have within you what every top shelf Tyrant has."
"If you aren't going to cooperate, we can try again later."
"Sure, don't let me keep you. I'm sure you've got a dinner date with Mao and Pol Pot."
bro just invented his own house lore i cant 🤣
And accurate lore too lol
I think that is something he would say, it's just as misguided as most of the other things he did in the video.
House really said "Shutup, I'm trying to come up with my next plan to take over the ward." Villain mastermind vibes, lol.
What do you want to do tonight, Brain?
Same thing we do every night, Pinky. Take over the World!🤣
as musician, its always hell for me to watch a person acting as a musician.
True and plus I think it’s a very good Easter egg to include Robert Schumann’s music in a mental hospital, seeing as he and his whole family suffered from suicidal and manic depressive disorders.
1:10 savage 😂
I just got there....
😂😂😂😂
8:03 LMAOOOO him smiling while they get ralled up is so funny
that scene is a dopamine boost XDDD
Him making an issue out of that ping pong table is just as effective as say, pushing for the music to be turned down, or demanding that the men be allowed to watch the world series.
@abby do you happen to have a strong southern accent
@@Lessen0 shah haha I live in the south
@@abby-xo7kf nice nice, I based this guess on you spelling “riled up” as “ralled up”, cuz i figured that spelling only made sense with that accent.
Whoever's keeping these vids coming - you're the MVP, mate!
8:58 a little sneak peek at Lin-Manuel Miranda's writing that made Hamilton special
"Do as you're told or I'm gonna keep you in indefinite isolation."
Mm.
I've probably seen more of the show through clips at this point than actually watching it.
8:12 That's when i thought i had entered the 5th dimension, when captain Holt came out of nowhere.
My god he's an amazing manipulator and gaslighter, I wanna be like him when I grow up
Or just live to be happy
no you dont
iiiiiiiiiiiiii would not.
Sounds like a great plan go for it nothing could go wrong.
Housemaxxing
8:00 that person jumping and clapping in the backround is just the most adorable thing
Andre Braugher!!! i love him💔 rest in peace
3:36 what did house say? "You're right, it is rewarding to be a coward?"
“You’re right it,is rewarding to reach out”
@@Doctor_Feel_GoodAh, thank you!
Alexander Hamilton, Gregory House and Captain Raymond Holt. This is some kind of amazing crossover episode that I didnt believe I needed until now
I remember this episode. It was an awesome episode. Re-watching the series so looking forward to seeing this again in its entirety
House is very lucky that one of the other patients did not punch him in the mouth.
Frankly, it's surprising he's not punched by patients in every episode...
Not lucky. Hes a genius. He use the others decease.
@P A house Is like a súper héro. He can do that things because hes a genius. Hes the best as doctor. Thats why they stand him
@P A I think the reason he's not punched is he's got good street smarts. He senses, ahead of time, exactly what he can get away with saying and how far he can push it. I think he's probably a master manipulator.
@pa_2600 I‘m insane, as well as a thought criminal, and would definitely see the need to punch him, if it wasn‘t for the fact that doing so in such an environment will only end up with you getting manhandled.
I‘m not sure why you‘re implying that someone with a lack of sanity can‘t possess self esteem.
Also, where do you get the idea that „most patients“ trust their doctor? Do you have sources to this because I 100% don‘t.
Jason Bourne would be pissed if he knew his wife/girlfriend/life partner was playing piano for Dr. House.
Captain Holt and Dr. House.... thank you guys for your great performances.
For those wondering realistically we do not isolate and seclude a patient due to their attitude, we only do so when they are manic or having an outburst.
At his level of psych it would be mostly analyzing coping mechanisms and relationship patterns.
Edit. Lots of people talking about how this isnt right, to a nurse. Let that sink in. Some of you are sharing your personal stories of being isolated but your stories are not matching up, as in there is alot you are not telling the rest of us to why you are being isolated. This is common in people with violent outbursts to neglect details and say blanket statements that are broad i am not suprised my comment got these reactions from people, just suprised people actually “liked” those comments instead of asking for clarification.
Right....
I'm wondering where such a nice ward might exist. Most are dungeons in my experience.
That’s my question he’s clearly not crazy so why is he being held against his will
@@conundrum60690 It's explained in the episode, but his therapist believes something's deeply wrong with House. So while House is there on a voluntary basis, and can thus leave when he wants, he can't do any job above menial labor w/o his therapist's signature.
Bro they do this to kids in day care.
Lin Manuel-Miranda is just as bad at basketball as I am
Thats cause he didn't have a deaf-mute Indian Chief to climb onto the back of down there on the courts
Lin Manuel Miranda was so funny in this show.
Dr House is so mean I love it XD!
This is my favorite episode by far!
Curtis Armstrong is fantastic in everything
I'll always love this episode . House is amazing
House is amazing in every episode
One Flew Over the Coocoo's Nest parallels.
I like how they write the psychiatric hospital to actually help the patient and House, I thought Dr.Nolan is gonna be this season antagonist like tritter but turn out he's legit doctor and become one of mine fav charercter in the whole show.
That look like the guy off Becker that was blind. Thanks for posting this. God bless everyone ❤
I love how Lin Manuel is just casually rapping.
When I was a teenager, I had to go to a behaviour hospital because I was suicidal (Those places make you more suicidal, but that's a topic for another time). I had taken a psychology class and knew a lot of signs for the most common mental illnesses, it was hard to watch people be isolated during the hardest part of their life.
Why do they make you more suicidal?
The point of behavioural hospitals is to break you to the point, that you're too exhausted to care about suicide. Which doesn't really work, because I became even more suicidal. They hardly let you sleep, you get stuck with a lot of very unstable, and often violent people. You can't go outside, and all of our windows were sealed, so you couldn't see daylight. The florescent lights were on at all hours. You couldn't have any sort of device, including watches. To be fair, no phones makes sense, but that means no music of any kind. Your teachers can assign you work, but with no internet access, it just builds up and up. When you're admitted, they tell you that you will have to stay three days (72 hour watch), but that's a lie. They won't let you go until you show improvement, and I was trapped for two weeks, until I eventually faked my way out. If you get too active, they inject you with something we called, "booty juice," that makes you pass out, and they drag you to a small room. This small room had a few books and a mat, and that was it. The whole time you're there, you feel horrifically guilty as the price goes up and up, and you can't leave until they let you. My family certainly felt the financial strain until our insurance deductible was met.
@@firewarrior9999 wtf that sounds holocaust level torture. Why would they do that?
@@Ryosuke1208 There's a lot of misconception when it comes to mental heath, and they were trying to be as efficient and money grabbing as possible. My experience is why we need reforms.
My mom wanted to throw me into one in my twenties… some people need to be in those places. It will make others worse.
One Flew Over the Diagnosticians Nest, am I right? The nurses like a nicer and less malevolent version of Nurse Ratched, It looks very similar to Oregon State Hospital in Salem, the ping-pong tables like the world series conflict or the tub room poker games. They even had him manipulating a basketball court. Doesn't seem to be any analogue to "The Chief" or Mr. Cheswick though. His histrionic roommates clearly a Mr Tabor type, depressed-girl is kind of a Billy Bibbet type. The brothah dr is sort of like a dr Spivy.
Am I missing anything? I think Ken Kesey would approve.
8:27 the captian from broklyn nine nine 😂😂😂
didn’t he recently pass :(
YAS queen
Getting sent to a mental ward while not being all off the rails must be terrifying.
Never watched the show, dont know whats going on. Enjoying it none the less.
If you are waiting for a personal invitation, let this serve as it. You are cordially invited to watch the best written television series of it's time, if not all time, House M.D.
“There’s no ‘I’ in team. There’s a ‘me’ though, if you jumble it up.” - Dr. Gregory House
This is very much giving me One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest vibes
Miloš Forman vibes, a directorial genius.
I know, right? I thought I was the only one.
I think it's definitely directly inspired by it
This scene is special it made me think about how a show was able to tackle issues like suicide/Mental health head on but when you look at other shows of todays era or even content creators people have gone soft, afraid to talk about issues like suicide instead renaming it to unaliving yourself as if there was a kid in the room at all times even while they are talking to other adults. like when did adults reach a point where talking seriously about real issues make people squeamish over the conversation topics to the point where we have started to rename topics to more friendlier terms?
ps: I fully understand some topics may be hard to talk about but as a grown adult life is full of things we dont like, only way you are going to grow and progress is to address it or continue to run from it. i'd rather be enlightened and miserable than sheltered and unaware of potential dangers around me
The reason for words like "unalive" is because of social medias censoring of certain words in the algorithm. It's not because they're soft.
Welcome to the Culture War.
It upsets me that everything is sugarcoated these days. It’s like you said, I’d rather know things and be miserable, than being blissfully ignorant.
They aren't softening it, they are playing the game against the algorithm so they are still allowed to speak about those topics without warnings being attached to the videos by the platforms or being shadow banned.
@@Y0urTiaRica Yeah because these social media companies are afraid of any controversy that might cause advertisers to runaway from their platforms, thereby losing profit.
8:34 I’ve tamed Peralta, you’re not new, House.
RIP Andre Braugher, love his acting
everyone is rowdy until captain dad shows up with ping pong paddles
Bros not even trying and he tore everyone to shreds☠️☠️
Real psych wards aren't half this nice.
Yes, I've heard since the pandemic, they've been really really bad. Even the fancy private ones. I think its mostly due to the lack of available qualified and/or conscientious people willing to work in these places.
@@RaptorFromWeegee it's a number of things honestly.. staff are overworked, medications don't always help or make things worse and so on. I've never been, i was at an ER twice and that was about it for me, once i stayed for 2 days or so and was released.
Regardless it's a difficult job in general and mental health is just a very complex field with a lot of misinformation and misdiagnosis plus restrictions to something like the dsm 4 or 5 which are both heavily flawed and often utilized incorrectly.
They're there as a guide to help recognize and diagnose not for treatment and the dsm 5 especially has a really bad taste in being too generalized and paid for by pharmacies or something along those lines not that it's entirely wrong either, because some conditions just have many overlapping symptoms and they do fit a lot of people, for me I don't even fit the bill for bipolar 1 or 2 or the third option, I fit the unspecified better in that case, for ptsd it's a high possibility due to certain specific symptoms more common with ptsd over bipolar or even bpd which has been brought as a possibility due to my inability to really express many emotions if at all outside of anger, bipolar is likely because my father was diagnosed with it and its mainly genetic, of course I don't know my father my parents divorced when I was like 5 or 6 or something I am not even sure, I have minimal memory of most of my past in all honesty say a few select events and any details for those doesn't really exist its only a few larger points and that's it.
Of course if was diagnosed it could be incorrect as it was decades ago and so it does create a complex issue, my dad is like 60 now or something I think, im 25, so if he was diagnosed before my older brother was born whose 5 years older than me he was maybe 28-30, so the 90s most likely if not the 80s.
Either way im going all over the place, but from what I have heard mostly has not been good things, for the military the many i've seen come from psych wards was very mixed.
House M.D., This is amazing! I can't stop smiling!
“How upset were you when woke up in the ER and you were still alive? And a failure?” my goodness House 😭😭😭
2:02 "im trying to help you" House's face is fucking hilarious after hearing that
😊😊😊😊😊