I’m a fan of a game called danganronpa(it’s a murder mystery anime visual novel game series about high school students who are forced to murder each other)and if I could I would totally kidnap my favorite character to keep him from dying
@@dogouchu4356 iiiiiits Time for the class trial,casts your votes to figure out why house dunnit and he will work overtime. But,if you'r wrong though,everyone will have to work except for dr house. With that in mind,cast your votes and dive into despair kyehkyehkyeh
I love how the few times in the show where House gets the right answer but doesn't know why, he's visibly annoyed that he doesn't know why he got the right answer.
It annoyed me and my math teachers in high school too. I couldn't "show my work" the way they wanted, and half the time even I didn't know how I got it, but there were a lot of 50% grades on math tests. All right answers, no or "incorrect" work shown. Pretty much everything but geometry/trig, where the formulas are written in stone, I had difficulty because I could take all kinds of shortcuts in my head. Things just clicked, very frustrating to lose marks for that.
@@davejones9469 Dude that's me in physics, I knew how to get the correct answers, the wrong way, I could never know how to use the correct formulas though
for anybody wondering what he was allergic to, he is allergic to quinine from the tonic water in the fake gin and tonics that he has to drink on set, house realises this after the patient leaves the hospital
Isn't it funny how memory works? When I read "quinine" I immediately remember what was its source, even though I last watched this episode many years ago
A very subtle but highly enjoyable detail is that the longer the episode goes on the more soap-opera like the camerawork becomes. Like at the end when Cuddy walks down a completely empty hall from House when usually there's extras in lab coats walking all over the background
@@MaxwellsDemon9 generaly whenever cuddy and house have a 1 to 1 dialouge it goes semi-soap opera mode but it esspecialy noticeable at the end when she says the test is negative.
@@Serialasked I believe it generally hurts AFTER you run. Like you're at 3 on the pain scale, you run, then it's at 5. Or it's at 0, you run, and it becomes 7.
You see Cuddy worried about the inspection. You know House is gonna make his entrance. *Car screeches into loading zone with kidnapped soap opera star* .......damnit, I need to rewatch this show.
Hi DTOM, I'm Andry, Should I watch this show ? =) I'm binge watching the clips on youtube and now I'm highly curious + interested about the drama, ego, quality writing and "medicine" playing out I guess.
It's a chauffeured vehicle.. House locked the doors from the front, probably kept the partition up, and wouldn't let the actor out until they got to the hospital.
It is the standard exposition on American TV series, especially crime procedurals. You frequently have a car full of cast members arrive somewhere, and only then does one person explain to the others [and the viewer] where they are or why they are there. It saves on the cost of filming a scene in the vehicle.
The best scene isn't here!! Its when House goes to the Green Room and poses with the Emmy award infront of the mirror and does that epic Hugh Laurie smile & hand dismissal wave 😂
I find it funny that one of the doctors mention the line "This isn't a soap opera, house. People don't just wake up from coma's the second you give them drugs." but there is literally an entire episode about that exact thing happening lmfao
"If i keep it in the lounge everyone else eats it!" "Thats because its everyone else's food!" Imagine a House/Friends crossover: "you stole my sandwich! MY SANDWICH!" At least House wouldn't have the audacity to throw half of it away, though!
@@KochariAsgar It is because she is written as witty and clever and succesfull because of her intellect and skill and not because she is a woman. Thats the basic mistake of a lot of TV Shows nowadays. They first decide by gender what the attributes are. It always fails as it puts forced agenda above creative writing
@@cursedsailor7473 Not to advertise, but you don't need a subscription -- you can make a free account, and all you have to deal with is ads, I'm pretty sure?
"Make it cab fare; I don't want you anywhere near my house." Dude, House already knows your home address, the address of your apartment in New York, your girlfriend's address, her husband's address, your publicicist's address, and your estranged mother's address. You're boned, buddy.
@@i-am-mercurial Having never seen the episode I would take a guess that he is allergic to quinine from the tonic water in the fake gin and tonics that he has to drink on set -House S4 Ep14 Wikipedia page
@Zargabaath I think it shows respect and manners. I would have just said "Get off your @ss and google it!!!". So kudos to keoda for having more tolerance for the 110s than I do...
Fumy related anecdote @ 3:30 - Often times, when working in the morgue, dropping off newly deceased patients, the porters who take the job will return and be hungry, something about being in proximity to dead people makes you hungry... I assume it is a subconscious survival response from your body treating the stiff as a red flag and making you eat to ensure you are ingesting nutrients.
5:08 I think because of nature of this scene this quote gets overshadowed but it's a great quote "How many guys get a second chance?" "Too many. Half the people I save don't deserve a second chance."
Is a "free clinic" something else in America? (Genuine question). If I remember correctly, in one episode, house has clinic duty and gets a patient who pretends to have the symptoms of a friends because she doesn't have insurance. House easily finds out via a urine test which stated that the guys was pregnant and berates him for doing this stupid stunt in a "free hospital".
@@Elderrion free clinics might exist in the US, but they're incredibly rare as I've never seen one in person. Best I can get in my area (rural Indiana) is a clinic that charges "very low" prices (about $40 a visit + the cost of whatever meds you need)
@@Elderrion scenes like that were probably included because of this conversation. I'm sure free clinics exist here, but I've never seen one. "Alright so we did an MRI scan-" "THAT WAS MY RENT THIS MONTH!! YOU'RE GONNA BE THE NEXT PATIENT HERE DOC!!!"
The idea that House loves a show so much that he kidnaps an actor just so it can continue is an idea so absurd, I love it LOL I bet the writers were cracking up and were "oh this is so ridiculous we have to do it because it's hilarious" XD
This channel is so good for keeping House fans engaged. Show us 1/3rd of an episode so we go to [streaming service] to watch the whole thing. I hate and love the whole process.
Is that... CHUCK?! *GOD* CHUCK???? Wow, dude shaves and grows his hair out and he's basically unrecognizable. And yes, I know this is before his godhood in Supernatural, but I would have never guessed that Chuck had wavy hair.
The special consultant's first reaction was to feel the patient's forehead for fever. Completely normal, if there was no hospital grade temperature probe attached to the patient, with a big screen readout just a glance away.....
It’s a liability reason as well to double and even triple check. It IS a person’s life. It’s the same reason why a doctor might manually double check when a machine produces an abnormally high blood pressure. A ‘Just in case’.
House thought that it was a floral allergy as the patient was an actor that had lots of flowers in his dressing room. After he was discharged House figured out that it was a quinine allergy from the tonic water he was drinking with his gin.
My favorite line in all of these episodes is when House diagnoses whatever the malady of the week is and some knucklehead says there a 1 in a million chance of that happening like do these guys not remember every other time it was a one in a million disease
6:45 "100mg of methylprednisolone is an overdose" Sure... That's why EMS protocols are to give 125mg of it. 😂 It's funny to go back and watch this when you have even an iota of medical knowledge lmfao
4:18 SEASON 8 FINALE SPOILER: When they ever made a spin off series with Dr. Chase, I want this exact conversation Chase: Dr. Chase, I don't think we've met Guy: Dr. XYZ. I've heared your name Chase: Most people have, it's also a verb.
They missed an opportunity with that Tupperware in the morgue scene. Instead of "Please don't throw away" they should have written "Please don't eat. That means you House!" or something like that. It would have further added to House's reputation.
When the dude started to think he was actually his tv character, I was worried House was gonna leave him like that. It would probably make him a better actor
"This isn't a soap opera House, people don't just wake up from Coma's the second you give them drugs." Except for literally the previous season. Season 3, Episode 7, where House literally injected drugs into a coma patient and the patient woke up seconds later. The funny part is, Foreman was literally there to witness it.
Video skipped the best one: *House:* "As I suspected, you have significant losses in the upper right quadrant of your visual field." *Brock:* "Are you serious?" *House:* "No, it's a joke. Two guys go into a bar, and one has significant losses in the upper right quadrant of his visual field and the other one says, "You're gonna need an MRI to confirm the type and location of the tumor." to which Foreman ruins House's plan to trick this guy into an MRI because he didn't find anything in the test lol
Since a noun names a person, place, thing, or idea, and House is a person, I think he should have said that it's a noun rather than that it's also a noun.
Oh- my goodness- I didnt recognize him- i went back and heard the voice- Also- Zachariah, I think, appears in an episode- *thank you for this catch tho- i love finding Supernatural people in my other faves-*
Considering my dad had a brain tumor, which I noticed when he was mumbling in his sleep, the this is a reminder of that. Removed with no complications. I've saved lives with others too. I have House's observation skill basically. Think I'll pass on being a doctor though.
house; It's a mystery we must find out what's wrong with you. me; at the hospital with everything wrong with me doctor; its a mystery, there's nothing wrong with you go home.
Are we going to ignore the fact that they pulled a meta moment? A medical reality show is watching a medical reality show? Or is it kinda braking the forth wall saying they know they are in a medical reality show?
“I've heard your name.”
“Most people have, it's also a noun.”
Probably my favourite line
I was eating and legit started choking because I laughed so hard. I haven't seen this episode in years and completely forgot about this line.
That cracked me up, too. Lmao.
One of the best lines in the whole show
Only until I was reading comments did I realize that this is my new line.
It is a good line
House being so obsessed with a show that he kidnaps an actor so his show can continue is wild lol.
Doctors... amirite?
I’m a fan of a game called danganronpa(it’s a murder mystery anime visual novel game series about high school students who are forced to murder each other)and if I could I would totally kidnap my favorite character to keep him from dying
@@dogouchu4356 love the show and would do the same
@@dogouchu4356 iiiiiits Time for the class trial,casts your votes to figure out why house dunnit and he will work overtime.
But,if you'r wrong though,everyone will have to work except for dr house.
With that in mind,cast your votes and dive into despair kyehkyehkyeh
He was going to force a woman back on the path to killing herself so she could finish his book series
Kidnapping someone to save their life is pure chaotic good.
"Chaotic good" that's a perfect definition for House
@@SnuffIt Please, house is definitely chaotic neutral. Probably one of the only real examples of it out there.
@@thegamerdudeabides absolutely not, he is pure chaotic good. He doesn't care what rules he has to break to help a patient.
@@mitchellmariacher254 but he operates strictly by his own rules
@@JarrodSwords So?
I love how the few times in the show where House gets the right answer but doesn't know why, he's visibly annoyed that he doesn't know why he got the right answer.
It annoyed me and my math teachers in high school too. I couldn't "show my work" the way they wanted, and half the time even I didn't know how I got it, but there were a lot of 50% grades on math tests. All right answers, no or "incorrect" work shown. Pretty much everything but geometry/trig, where the formulas are written in stone, I had difficulty because I could take all kinds of shortcuts in my head. Things just clicked, very frustrating to lose marks for that.
And then there is the opposite, when you figure out *why* something works that way. Also gives the opposite feeling, that eureka moment.
That's because _figuring it out_ is the goal, and he didn't reach the goal.
Being accidentally right is unreliable as the head of diagnostics.
@@davejones9469 Dude that's me in physics, I knew how to get the correct answers, the wrong way, I could never know how to use the correct formulas though
for anybody wondering what he was allergic to, he is allergic to quinine from the tonic water in the fake gin and tonics that he has to drink on set, house realises this after the patient leaves the hospital
THANK YOU!!!
MVP of comment section.
Perfect, was just wondering this.
Thank you for doing gods work
Isn't it funny how memory works? When I read "quinine" I immediately remember what was its source, even though I last watched this episode many years ago
A very subtle but highly enjoyable detail is that the longer the episode goes on the more soap-opera like the camerawork becomes. Like at the end when Cuddy walks down a completely empty hall from House when usually there's extras in lab coats walking all over the background
any other details you can clue us into? I don't know what soap operas look like.
@@MaxwellsDemon9 generaly whenever cuddy and house have a 1 to 1 dialouge it goes semi-soap opera mode but it esspecialy noticeable at the end when she says the test is negative.
can't believe i missed that whole switch-up, the scene at 7:18 is ridiculous lmao
@@MaxwellsDemon9 House crawling towards the actor in "desperation" during the car scene was a pretty good one too
@@MaxwellsDemon9 ///úgtg&s
"I run every day."
Because nothing cures brain tumors like a good jog.
Headaches tend to hurt more when running. So him running every day + him saying he never has headaches is his argument for being healthy.
@@joukeschat2486 that also depends on the type of headache.
Thus that the statement is still not sufficient to rule out something in the brain
@@joukeschat2486 ironic my head hurts more when im sitting, particularly in a bad posture. But when im running it never hurts
@@Serialasked I believe it generally hurts AFTER you run. Like you're at 3 on the pain scale, you run, then it's at 5. Or it's at 0, you run, and it becomes 7.
@@Serialasked Head hurting from bad posture. Is your spine pressing on nerves or something ?
House screaming “HELP!” to cover up the other guy’s screaming “HELP!” is hilarious. Great episode!
And nobody ever did bring a wheelchair. LOL
“Most people have, it’s also a noun” is my favourite line in the entire series
well you're very easy impressed.
Let the man be impressed.
@@ReciPeatsOrgDon't assume he was impressed
"Dr. Chase, I don't think we've met"
"I've heard your name"
"Most people have, it's also a verb."
Noun* but house can also be verb so 🤷♀️
Both Chase and House can be both
@@metaphobic ha true
I read that in his voice lol
"Dr Foreman. I don't think we've met."
"Ive heard your name."
"Most people have. It's a common occupation."
You see Cuddy worried about the inspection. You know House is gonna make his entrance.
*Car screeches into loading zone with kidnapped soap opera star*
.......damnit, I need to rewatch this show.
I already am.
Me too!
Hi DTOM, I'm Andry, Should I watch this show ? =) I'm binge watching the clips on youtube and now I'm highly curious + interested about the drama, ego, quality writing and "medicine" playing out I guess.
@@Arovna You totally should, it's a great series with a great finale.
I’m your thousand like 🎉🎉🎉
Imagine how sad it is to know that you are allergic to thank you.
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Lmaooo I was disappointed 😭😭
anyone know what it was
@@trackpadpro he is allergic to quinine from the tonic water in the fake gin and tonics that he has to drink on set.
Foreman : "This isn't a soap opera house, people don't wake up right after you give them drugs"
House MD writers : Wait, that's illegal
Every prior and following episode after the right issue is finally identified: Patient immediately recovers.
@@amberscion1513 time passes off screen
Vegetative state*
@@brandonkey181 you haven't seen yeh episode "Son of a coma guy, have you?"
@@gregh5061 i did
That sandwich looked good
"Heeeeelp""
"Heeeeelp! We need a wheelchair!"
Smartest cover up lmao
"You keep food in the morgue!?"
I die every single time 🤣😭💀
Not the worst place. Nicely refrigerated...🤷🏼♀️😄
And no one to steal it
So do the majority of the people that end up in that room.
most food is kind of dead, so it should be fine
I wonder if they used that line in the iZombie tv show how well it would have went over? The thought of them doing it makes me chuckle. Lol
The fact that House only explained himself after they arrived at the hospital... what were they talking about on the journey??
well, the actor was probably talking about being let go, about the fact that he's been kidnapped
He probably just said: “If you escape, you’ll die.”
It's a chauffeured vehicle.. House locked the doors from the front, probably kept the partition up, and wouldn't let the actor out until they got to the hospital.
It is the standard exposition on American TV series, especially crime procedurals. You frequently have a car full of cast members arrive somewhere, and only then does one person explain to the others [and the viewer] where they are or why they are there. It saves on the cost of filming a scene in the vehicle.
Kidnapping
''You're that nutjob doctor''
''Actually I'm the nutjob head of diagnostic medicine''
lmao I'll never understand why this series isn't labled comedy
The best scene isn't here!! Its when House goes to the Green Room and poses with the Emmy award infront of the mirror and does that epic Hugh Laurie smile & hand dismissal wave 😂
I find it funny that one of the doctors mention the line "This isn't a soap opera, house. People don't just wake up from coma's the second you give them drugs." but there is literally an entire episode about that exact thing happening lmfao
If regular pauses in speech patterns while acting is a symptom of a brain tumour, I'd be curious to see what House had to say about William Shatner.
it's not the regular pauses, it's the change of rythm over a short period of time which is important here. XD
William Shatner? Does he have a brain?
its a tv show
@@j.dragon651 I'm beginning to doubt that, honestly.
King cobra jfs
Patient trying to get rid of House: "Heeeeellllpp!"
House not wanting to be rid of: "Heeeeellllpp! I'm gonna need a wheelchair ... here!"😂
Best line of the series. I laughed a idiotically long time when I first saw this.
They didn't even bring him a wheelchair!
It was honestly genius. He's so unbelievably clever in the moment.
This is another favourite line. Watching this for the upteenth time now 🤣🤣🤣
" Hi I'm 13"
"I've heard your name."
"Most people have, it's also a number."
"If i keep it in the lounge everyone else eats it!"
"Thats because its everyone else's food!"
Imagine a House/Friends crossover: "you stole my sandwich! MY SANDWICH!"
At least House wouldn't have the audacity to throw half of it away, though!
THE MOISTMAKER!
House was in friends he was in the flight with rachel
To be fair, House would just eat the rest while staring at Ross.
Omg imagine chandelier and house 🤣
@@Rougarou99Maybe, but just wait until he tried to take food from Joey. Joey Doesn't Share Food.
"Keep watching."
Yes, I'm sure 13 is more than happy to.
3:34
"He's probably eating lunch in the morgue."
-Thirteen (S6E10)
...And that's why she is my favorite character right after House.
Im in love with Thirteen. She is the only female movie character that i like so much after Starling Clarice
@@KochariAsgar It is because she is written as witty and clever and succesfull because of her intellect and skill and not because she is a woman. Thats the basic mistake of a lot of TV Shows nowadays. They first decide by gender what the attributes are. It always fails as it puts forced agenda above creative writing
@@listrahtes yeah this is correct. The opposite case foes for captain marvel. Absolutely horrendous character
when you lose your audition for "Robert Chase" but get a phone call from the directors years later
lol
I’ve just realized that Chase said something similar at the end of the series:
“Dr Chase, I’ve heard your name.”
“Most people have. It’s also a verb.”
Just want to thank whoever runs this channel never watched house beforehand and I have enjoyed every clip!
We think you should head right over to Peacock now and start watching!
I don’t got a subscription.
@@cursedsailor7473 Not to advertise, but you don't need a subscription -- you can make a free account, and all you have to deal with is ads, I'm pretty sure?
@@SHINeeNAilee no computer
@@HouseM.D. nah, I just grabe a VPN and you know what I do next.
Foreman: This isn’t a Soap Opera, House. People don’t just wake up from comas the second you give ‘em drugs.
Yeah. Tell that to the son of a coma guy.
Vegetative state guy
"Make it cab fare; I don't want you anywhere near my house."
Dude, House already knows your home address, the address of your apartment in New York, your girlfriend's address, her husband's address, your publicicist's address, and your estranged mother's address. You're boned, buddy.
😳😂
Just look how young they were 🥺❤️ just feels it was yesterday and not nearly a decade and more back 🥺❤️
"It was an allergy"
"To what?"
"...Thank you"
Dude's allergic to gratitude
No but what was it fr
@@i-am-mercurial Having never seen the episode I would take a guess that he is allergic to quinine from the tonic water in the fake gin and tonics that he has to drink on set
-House S4 Ep14 Wikipedia page
@deepstateflatmoonlizardcultist it's the mark of a top diagnostician
@Zargabaath I think it shows respect and manners.
I would have just said "Get off your @ss and google it!!!".
So kudos to keoda for having more tolerance for the 110s than I do...
lol
Oh, so that’s what Chuck did after he became mortal
Love Supernatural!
Oh, that's who that is!
LMAO 😂 😂 😂
“ive heard your name” “most people have its also a noun”
Fumy related anecdote @ 3:30 - Often times, when working in the morgue, dropping off newly deceased patients, the porters who take the job will return and be hungry, something about being in proximity to dead people makes you hungry... I assume it is a subconscious survival response from your body treating the stiff as a red flag and making you eat to ensure you are ingesting nutrients.
Might be due to the lower temperature in the morgue and the extra strain of lifting a body.
Ok that’s not creepy at all
5:08 I think because of nature of this scene this quote gets overshadowed but it's a great quote
"How many guys get a second chance?"
"Too many. Half the people I save don't deserve a second chance."
Someone who can actually pay off the bills at the end of the episode
In the House universe the USA has universal healthcare. That's my headcannon anyway.
@@WallaWaller The hospital is actually pro bono and it runs with donations from the public.
Is a "free clinic" something else in America? (Genuine question).
If I remember correctly, in one episode, house has clinic duty and gets a patient who pretends to have the symptoms of a friends because she doesn't have insurance. House easily finds out via a urine test which stated that the guys was pregnant and berates him for doing this stupid stunt in a "free hospital".
@@Elderrion free clinics might exist in the US, but they're incredibly rare as I've never seen one in person. Best I can get in my area (rural Indiana) is a clinic that charges "very low" prices (about $40 a visit + the cost of whatever meds you need)
@@Elderrion scenes like that were probably included because of this conversation. I'm sure free clinics exist here, but I've never seen one. "Alright so we did an MRI scan-" "THAT WAS MY RENT THIS MONTH!! YOU'RE GONNA BE THE NEXT PATIENT HERE DOC!!!"
-"It was an allergy"
-"To what?"
-"Thank you"
Best diagnosis on the show: The guy was allergic to the word "thank you"
“I run everyday” yeah? Does that mean you can’t have a brain tumor?
Yeah, I don't really understand the logic he was going for there.
@@Boyzby Me neither.
@@Boyzby Me neither
Extra stress of running can cause excessive headaches.
@@Boyzby People think that having a healthy lifestyle will always equal a healthy life.
He was allergic to the quinine in the tonic water that was in the fake gin and tonics he was drinking on the show
The idea that House loves a show so much that he kidnaps an actor just so it can continue is an idea so absurd, I love it LOL I bet the writers were cracking up and were "oh this is so ridiculous we have to do it because it's hilarious" XD
“I've heard your name.”
“Most people have, it's also what you do to your favorite stuffed animal”
- Dr. Cuddy
This channel is so good for keeping House fans engaged. Show us 1/3rd of an episode so we go to [streaming service] to watch the whole thing. I hate and love the whole process.
😩
thepiratebay is your friend
"You're reading slower = brain tumor"
Ah isn't Hollywood medicine and diagnosis so great
Is that... CHUCK?! *GOD* CHUCK????
Wow, dude shaves and grows his hair out and he's basically unrecognizable. And yes, I know this is before his godhood in Supernatural, but I would have never guessed that Chuck had wavy hair.
Wow I thought he was familiar, nice catch.
THANK YOU! I knew he was familiar but I could not place him kudos to you mate.
The special consultant's first reaction was to feel the patient's forehead for fever. Completely normal, if there was no hospital grade temperature probe attached to the patient, with a big screen readout just a glance away.....
he was making sure it wasnt an inaccurate reading lol
First rule of medicine: never blindly trust machines.
It’s a liability reason as well to double and even triple check. It IS a person’s life. It’s the same reason why a doctor might manually double check when a machine produces an abnormally high blood pressure. A ‘Just in case’.
When it comes to fever, it matters much more that it’s actually hot rather than what number it is
she said "floral allergies" there are other allergens that dont come from plants
I was wondering about that too. Sounded like they didn't test for any allergy else.
House thought that it was a floral allergy as the patient was an actor that had lots of flowers in his dressing room.
After he was discharged House figured out that it was a quinine allergy from the tonic water he was drinking with his gin.
BOARD MEMBER: how dedicated are your doctors?
CUDDY: We kidnap patients if they refuse care..
The way Cuddy folded instantly is hilarious
My favorite line in all of these episodes is when House diagnoses whatever the malady of the week is and some knucklehead says there a 1 in a million chance of that happening like do these guys not remember every other time it was a one in a million disease
3:29 best conversation especially sweet sauce😂😂😂
"He is wrong a lot, that's why we make these tests".
6:45 "100mg of methylprednisolone is an overdose"
Sure... That's why EMS protocols are to give 125mg of it. 😂
It's funny to go back and watch this when you have even an iota of medical knowledge lmfao
kinda ruins it doesnt it
maybe he training is in primary care, in which case she wouldn't know the ins and outs of every medication and condition.
2:15 cracked me up super hard.
13 is bisexual, she was looking at the girl and didn't notice the pause at all.
Thats hilarious
You weren’t?
4:18
SEASON 8 FINALE SPOILER:
When they ever made a spin off series with Dr. Chase, I want this exact conversation
Chase: Dr. Chase, I don't think we've met
Guy: Dr. XYZ. I've heared your name
Chase: Most people have, it's also a verb.
6:07 very touché, Foreman
They missed an opportunity with that Tupperware in the morgue scene. Instead of "Please don't throw away" they should have written "Please don't eat. That means you House!" or something like that. It would have further added to House's reputation.
That 'Heeeeeelp!!!' scene always makes me laugh
Should 've said It's also a common noun , seeing House is already a proper noun .
When the dude started to think he was actually his tv character, I was worried House was gonna leave him like that. It would probably make him a better actor
love the cliffhangers. they really seal the deal for me
I love it when it's accreditation time, sweep it under the carpet, and wait until the coast is clear and then back to normal.
Poor guy. It must be hard being allergic to thank yous!
"it's not a soap opera..." Funny I've heard this line so many time and exclusively on the soap opera too.
2:03 Even medical dramas in medical dramas are fake.
Unless the teleprompter spans at least 90 degrees of the Soap Dr's vision, there's no way House's initial observation could be ... observable. 🤓
this isn't a soap opera, House.
Yes it is.
People fon't wake up from a comma right after you give them a drug.
He did that in one episode.
An allergy to thank you. That clears it up.
"If you think im wrong, tell me im wrong"
like thats ever stopped house
HEEEEEELP WE NEED A WHEELCHAIR!!!!
"this isn't a soap opera house, people don't just wake up from comas"
The irony
"This isn't a soap opera House, people don't just wake up from Coma's the second you give them drugs."
Except for literally the previous season. Season 3, Episode 7, where House literally injected drugs into a coma patient and the patient woke up seconds later. The funny part is, Foreman was literally there to witness it.
I knew it! It was a gratitude allergy all along.
Video skipped the best one:
*House:* "As I suspected, you have significant losses in the upper right quadrant of your visual field."
*Brock:* "Are you serious?"
*House:* "No, it's a joke. Two guys go into a bar, and one has significant losses in the upper right quadrant of his visual field and the other one says, "You're gonna need an MRI to confirm the type and location of the tumor." to which Foreman ruins House's plan to trick this guy into an MRI because he didn't find anything in the test lol
House is so good that even when he's wrong he's right
"No, I want you to cure him without committing any more felonies". Oh, I've missed this series so much...
6:33 Man I love that jacket
A hospital show on a hospital show
Since a noun names a person, place, thing, or idea, and House is a person, I think he should have said that it's a noun rather than that it's also a noun.
4:58 It's never lupus 🙄
Has anyone ever come up with a theory as to why House enjoyes Soap Operas so much?
Bro's allergic to thank yous 0.0
Nice to see Chuck, or better yet, God, inspecting House's hospital
The no. of likes shows how many Supernatural fans have read this comment😏
Oh- my goodness-
I didnt recognize him- i went back and heard the voice-
Also- Zachariah, I think, appears in an episode-
*thank you for this catch tho- i love finding Supernatural people in my other faves-*
I recognized the voice, but until his name showed up in the opening credits, I thought that was Johnny Galecki!
"It's never Lupus"
but it WAS lupus once...
Considering my dad had a brain tumor, which I noticed when he was mumbling in his sleep, the this is a reminder of that.
Removed with no complications. I've saved lives with others too. I have House's observation skill basically. Think I'll pass on being a doctor though.
house; It's a mystery we must find out what's wrong with you.
me; at the hospital with everything wrong with me
doctor; its a mystery, there's nothing wrong with you go home.
>House watches soap operas
>Doesn't know that they replace actors _all the time_
You'll never guess what Rico's got in that box 😂
...but a name is also a noun? It was already a noun before he referenced its double meaning.
This guy came in when he's fine and all of a sudden he's critically ill
Always the case whe you go IRL at the Hospital
Most people have, it’s also a noun
Brilliant
I have no idea
I just love it when he does something crazy. Like gagging the landlord. 🤣🤣🤣
Allergic to Thank You.
0:23 i like how that new york license plate has the map of new jersey on it lol
Bro literally kidnaps people just bc he knows he can save them💀
...is that Dr. Mike?!
EDIT: Nope. It's the guy whose name escapes me, who played Chuck in Supernatural. D'oh.
an allergy to....thank you
Are we going to ignore the fact that they pulled a meta moment? A medical reality show is watching a medical reality show? Or is it kinda braking the forth wall saying they know they are in a medical reality show?
thats not reality tv thats a soap opera 😂 and yes its meant to be ironic
People nowadays are too stupid to realize meta moments unless it's in tiktok 5s videos