THREE STORIES | Doctor Reacts to House, MD | Season 1 Episode 21
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- What happened to House? Watch his captivating lecture with me!
Explore the captivating world of 'House, MD' alongside me as we unravel the complexities of one of its most iconic episodes, 'Three Stories.' With my background as a doctor, I'll offer a fresh perspective, delving into the clinical cases, diagnostic challenges, and ethical dilemmas that drive this intense narrative. Get ready for a thought-provoking journey through the heart of medical drama.
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An interesting thing that we get hints of in later episodes that deal with House's past is the fact that prior to this he was a fairly athletic person, and specifically he was big into running. So after his brain (for puzzle solving), his legs were the next most important parts of him to himself, which adds even more reason to why he was so insistent on not having one of them amputated, even at major risk to his life. The irony of course being that he could have then got a prosthetic and still been able to run, but instead he's now in a situation where he still has both legs, but one is in too much pain for him to be able to run.
One of my favourite details about this episode, is how the lecture room went from being just the compulsory students, to slowly filling up through out the episode, until it finished and it was overflowing with people hanging out in the aisles/doorways.
my brother just recently pointed out that House is suppose to be Sherlock Holmes but if he went into medicine instead, Wilson is also his Watson, and now I can't un-see it and it makes everything make way more sense once you figure out who everybody is suppose to be
No one ever talks about how the three variations of leg pain endings: saved the leg, amputation and house 😢
I like how you know how to play ball with the premise of some of these shows. We know that house is filled with inaccuracies but you are able to not let those bother you and still engage with the "what if" scenario and explore it in a fun way. Thank you.
The reveal that it's House's story is one of my favorite reveals in TV history.
I was seeing an occ doc for an occupational physical. She asked me an odd question: did you used to have more leg hair? Well, yes, I did. I assumed my jeans rubbed a bunch off. After the physical was over, she recommended I have my primary care doc order thyroid test. I asked why. She said, “your weight, dry skin, and loss of hair on your legs could indicate hypothyroidism”. My PCP ordered labs and I am now on synthroid for hypothyroidism. Good catch by an attentive occ doc.
I was under the impression that House meant it would be easier to break the bad news to the wife and kid because they weren't there and are made up and not about breaking it to the patient.
My dad was a surgeon, and he used to say, “I don’t have a crystal ball!” I understood what he meant after this episode.
The treatment of House's leg because one of the underlying reason he doesn't trust anyone because his girlfriend went against his wishes after he was under anesthesia.
"But we also know that House has gone on to live a pretty happy life..."
The drama of this episode becomes more interesting when the patient is revealed to be House, but I find the way House decides to teach about diagnostics very smart.
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The student with the short hair and glasses is my favorite character in this episode. He really learns, and he knows it.
I've watched this episode a number of times, but I still get teary-eyed listening to House and Stacy argue about cutting off his leg. It's such a powerful scene.
The snake venom volume thing seems to catch a lot of medical professionals off guard. House knows this because he is the medical Sherlock Holmes, not because we expect doctors to know about snake venom production.
I remember the first time I watched this episode. Being someone who lives with chronic pain, the revelation that this was House's story hit me unexpectedly hard.
I think this episode was my most favorite from the tv series. It had great setting and pacing, it escalates well, and delivers a great climax that brings it back to the show and reveals more about the main character. It also really showcases how a "head of diagnostics department" (a thing that wouldn't normally exist) would operate differently than most.. more like a wordly knowledgeable Sherlock Holmes but with a focus on medicine instead of criminology.
Two things I'll mention: 1. I like that as the lecture/episode goes on, the lecture hall gets more and more filled up. It's kind of a nice touch. And 2. Jennifer Morrison (Cameron) is going to be at a local convention next month, and if I can go, I'll probably get her to sign my House box set.
This was a fun watch. Nice job. Also, can we just take a second to point out how great a show "House M.D" was. The writing, the puzzles and the acting was just really great.