Teen Girl Feeling Undeserving to Live | House M.D. | MD TV
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- The team tries to treat a patient who won't stop lying to them.
House Season 5, Episode 8 'Emancipation': The team takes on the case of a 16-year-old factory manager (Emily Rios) who collapsed when her lungs suddenly filled with fluid while working; in an effort to prove he is capable of working without House's supervision, Foreman takes on her own pediatric case.
House (2004) Dr House, an ingenious and unsociable physician who flouts hospital rules, clashes with fellow doctors and his assistants as he comes up with controversial hypotheses about his patients' illnesses.
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I loved the scene at the end when House confronts her. It's not often that you can visibly see him sympathize with a patient. The acting was great
It makes sense, House also suffers from depression.
Just goes to show what an amazing actor Hugh Laurie is! You forget that it's all an act and you just drown in the emotions. I love this show so much
Pretty much every episode centered around a kid, you get said "visibly sympathetic" House.
Keep watching lol 👌🏾
House rarely gets sorry but in this scene, he really got sorry for her. You could see in his eyes 🥺 9:42
House understands pain.
Me: doctor I have a cough.
House: you're a liar and you have stage 4 cancer!
True true
House, he may be crazy, but he's always right! ...except all the times he's wrong, which is usually the first 2 diagnoses they come up with.
Sometimes it’s easier to convince your friends and loved ones to forgive you than it is to convince yourself to forgive you.
💯% accurate!!! I accidentally set fire to my childhood home. My mom and brother forgave me. It's been 21 years. I still haven't fully forgiven myself.
Sometimes?
Kutner’s responses really make his later fate make more sense
It fits well into the show, but it wasn't actually planned. Kutner's actor wanted out, so they wrote him out. It's actually pretty amazing that it fit as well as it did under the circumstances.
house is as just good as breaking bad or mr robot, it just has more of an ability to watch epsiodes as a standalone. But that's not a reason to ignore how good the characters and overarching plot is
interesting that the girl in this ep is Andrea from bb too
@@nepentheeeeoh shiiet knew I saw her before
House: Only I’m allowed to live in pain
Thats first time house sat down its waie he looked at her then went a little soft
You can see the weight of her guilt hit House like a ton of bricks. And then when he needs to sit down after hearing her confession... He genuinely understood why she thought she deserved to die.
Poor girl, i can only imagine what shes feeling
Are you serious? You do realize it is not a true event, it's a storyline for a Tell lie vision show! You need to see a professional for whatever is going on in your head!
@@KM-wf9yxyou can still be empathetic for fictional characters since others have been through similar things
@@anonymouseevee5307 - No you can not! There is no one to have empathy for? I believe this is why people are so .mean and disconnected to others, because they are too busy crying over nothing or no one that is real! Comes from isolation we are stuck in as our phones, computers and games have taken over real life interactions with real live humans...
@@KM-wf9yx Lol you idiot-you absolutely can feel empathy for fictional characters. You're attempting to wax philosophical; it's not going well.
@@KM-wf9yx you okay? A lot of people enjoy media because people have indeed been through similar situations
Lots of people feel suicidal, lots of people get sick- these shows don’t 100% ALWAYS depict things accurately but it’s still good to keep in mind things like this happen to real people
Entertainment has been around longer than smartphones- plays and musicals exist for a similar reason
To me knowing that a person is guilty, and having the conscious to not being able to live with it makes them deserve to live. What’s better punishment than having that trauma for the rest of their life.
Also the parents low-key are partially responsible too for letting a child babysit another child. So I hope they feel guilty too.
but did she k8lled her brother intentionally? Because if she didnt then the unbearable guilt she will feel for the rest of her life is not "punishement", is just another tragedy.
@@nl-ho4wm have you ever heard of manslaughter?
That’s what she did, a life was lost due to her negligence.
@@Devilmaycry-Joker Do you even know what manslaughter really is?
Manslaughter is what her parents could be charged with. They had a duty to protect their son, the sister had not and that is why you dont see children charged with negligence, and if you cant see the difference in that you have a problem.
@@nl-ho4wm the fact of the matter is, she accepted that responsibility when she agreed to her parents about taking care of her brother, so yeah she did commit manslaughter 👍
@@Devilmaycry-Jokerthe fact of the matter is that siblings who accept taking care of their other sibling does not make it a duty owned. If you still think is manslaughter then show me a case where a child was charged with negligence in their sibling's death.
Wow House was shocked to silence there 👀
2:22 nice words ❤
damn.. House really made it make sense at the end
Gotta love at the open brain surgery sans proper mask at 5:58 🤌🏻✨
Undeserving not underserving
This episode was excellent!
Kills their first kid then tries to kill the other one out of guilt. That ain't right.
No, but I can only imagine that level of guilt and self-loathing, being unable to look at your parents without reliving the feeling of it all happening over and over again, feeling like they must hate you and maybe they'd be better off without you; like in dying, you'd be trading places with the little sibling you feel you took from them. I'd certainly never want to feel like that.
@@littilwood And yet, she falsely accused her father of r@ping her.
Suicide is pretty selfish.
@@raymonddeflaviis2488 What? I thought women never lie about that.
@@seth7745 I wish that were true
1:59 “Kills himself in later episode”😅
Not funny
@@l.a.3479 that’s the point 😑
Apml would have been easily picked up by a blood test which from their comment about the wbc they must have already done
7:27 smaaaaart 🎉
❤ This show the cases were unique and realistic Hugh Lowery is an excellent actor ❤
*Laurie
I don't know the episode, so: did the girl kill her brother on purpose or was it an accident?
It was an accident. By the end of the episode, she was reunited with her parents.
@@lacko623 thx :-)
Thanks
House was right since she was a lying runaway.
When all you only have a hammer, all your problems look like nails. Dr.'s like these all have a list they use to figure out what is wrong.
0:23
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"...stupider"?
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Dr house being nice!? 😱
she is suicidal
bro she "killed" her brother i would have sympathy too.
He is very kind to minors and has even been nice to adults who deserved it. He shows it in small ways 🖤
House cares. He's so much physical pain, he tries to avoid emotional pain. That's why he tries to stay detached. He cares about so much more than anyone realizes.
Hmmmm
Early
ITS DINO MONTH WOOOOO
Doc with a limp is a jerk!