"People who are innocent don't feel the need to hide their arrest." "Is that based on your years of experience arresting innocent people?" Daaaaaaaamn.
There's also the chance for a "yeah, which is why cops are happy to arrest other cops, confident they'll be shown as innocent and there'll have no issues"
American cops (and others) have free reins to abuse and kill. In California they were found to work with white supremacists to jail anti-Trump protesters.
It's no abuse of power. That's what officers do, if he feels it's necessary. Same reasoning with how cops set up a hiding place near well known mafia turf -- if you think a dude is about to commit a crime, then you wait for him in the right place so that when the right time comes, you can nail that guy.
He should know that nurses are literally the hardest workers at a hospital, I know the surgeons can cut open and look inside the body, but nurses do the work that nobody else wants to
@@kirbytheotaku737 I agree, clearly, Tritter has never met a nurse in his life. Nurses have long shifts, barely get sleep (or for those on the night shift, have to reverse their sleep cycle completely), are constantly on their toes (both literally and figuratively), not to mention they have to deal with the patients (whether it be themselves or their families), which when it comes to the problematic one's, that can lead to unfortunately assault and/or harassment (if escalated to that degree). I honestly could go on about this, and I should know, my mum's a Registered Nurse.
It was just a ruse to unjustly use his police powers. I think the writers wanted to make the personal vendetta he had against house blatantly obvious. In a real life scenario a judge would throw out this arrest instantly.
Tritter pushed House to his limits. I think Tritter got satisfied for what he did, beside he realised House was a creep so it wasn't worth spending more time humilliating him.
I loved tritter vs house. House met his match with someone just as arrogant, just in a different way. House feels because of his intelligence and talent he can disrespect anyone. Tritter feels because of his power and authority no one can disrespect him.
oh I hated tritter, House kinda earned his right to be an asshole since he is a brilliant man, all tritter did was be part of a occupation that gave him that power
@Noel Oommen What??? You think a few months at a police academy equates to years and years of medical school and practice? Winning a popularity contest doesn't make you good at being president, and neither does being a cop mean he's earned power.
@@asianotakuguy Unpopular opinion: - House is a jerk. - Detective Tritter is a jerk, although a bigger jerk. - There is no excuse to being a jerk, despite being highly trained professional or a police officer. - Even if it was, nobody likes a jerk. - And everyone should just stop being a jerk.
The difference is that unlike House, Tritter was willing to put his personal vendetta above saving lives. House wouldn't risk killing someone in order to pull a prank or get back at someone. Maybe he'd risk killing himself but not others.
Love how House says "I need to vacation Elsewhere". It's a nod to David Morse starring on St Elsewhere (medical TV show on in the 80s). Really cool little bit of writing. House as a show really was on another level.
My foot slipped is all he would've said or he might have said he didn't see the cane in time. Getting in the way of the cane isn't the same as physically touching him.
The minute House gets into a 'he said-he said' kind of problem, the whole hospital would believe whoever was not House. Tritter would have said it was the drugs that made him trip and after asking "Where and how did he get those?" Cuddy would have started cold sweating.
@@reiniergarcia security would believe house instead of tritter. Hospital security's job is to protect doctors, then patients. If a doctor said a patient was being unruly and attempted him harm, security would escort the patient out of the hospital.
Irritating story line. It was the cop who assaulted House in the beginning, but even after Tritter abused his power, he never really got his comeuppance. But then again that sounds realistic.
@@cheefussmith9380 while im not saying both are in the right, tritter is an off duty cop who kicked the cane of a cripple because he didn't want to swab an infection on his penis. After said cripple explained his reasoning for why he didn't think it was worth his time. (which btw, house threw the swab away after doing what tritter asked AND stuck a thermometer in him.) Both were in the wrong, but tritter is the petty man who started all of this, unfortunately he met someone just as petty.
Sorry! I totally forgot about the Dunning Kruger effect!, reread it again you might get it! and the fact that you call names proves my theory. You should blame your parents instead (especially your mother as it has been proven lately that large part of your intelligence comes from her power house "again, I guess you won't get it"), now go clean your room!
I respect your desire of honing your debating skills, still your response is a clear indication of early closure of "witty comebacks" growth plate, if you can't read a small piece of information written in plain English and conclude the important, but instead you look for zebras , you won't reach far in the medical field (which I hope you're not associated with)!
@@BravoDox for real after watching many episodes house isn't really good buy myself usually its Wilson or his team house keeps running tests until they find one thst works
People defending Tritter when all he was is a sad little narcissist who thought he knew more about medical science than House did and threw a tantrum because he didn't get his way as a bully. He purposefully hunted House down for revenge as a police officer; that's abuse of power if I've ever seen it.Most of the things that he said about House apply back to him and even worse. He was projecting so hard. During Tritter's first visit, he kicked House's cane out from under him while he was walking. That is assault. Prior to that, House had only commented in glib and rude ways which are not crimes. Not to absolve House of the things he did afterwards, but Tritter was the provoking agent.
8:54 i just noticed how house and tritter both reach for vicodin & nicotine gum at the same time. shows tritter is upstanding (at least he thinks he is) and is guilty of his addiction and wants to quit. while house fully embraces his vice by taking drugs at work in open view of everyone (including a cop) its like a batman & joker dynamic, polar opposites
I had a doctor similar to House Good man. ALWAYS honest, if not blunt. Doctors like that do anything to find the cause and solution. I've also had interaction with cops like Tritter. I'd rather more doctors like House than cops like Tritter.
my physiotherapist was like house, he knew when to push me and to battle against my insecurity, my fear and my cowardly instinct of giving up and saying "i will never walk again". he knew to provoke me into trying again and to reward me, i even developed a crush on him but nothing happened, and everytime i take a walk in the morning to buy bread or smth, and live for one more day, its thanks to him, the team that operated my knees, and the paramedics who took me out of that car.
I never noticed that Tritter in this montage indirectly insults the nurse staff (with one of them there beside house) by saying House gained a level of confidence from dealing with them (meaning they are weak). Tritter was a bully at every level, he didn't like that someone else tried to bully him.
No. He meant in terms of House's superiority over having authority over them, not as their ability. It was all about power and authority or the perception of power with Tritter.
@@guibox3 Nope, it is exactly how the op said since there were countless of situations where Tritter bullied House and everyone involved with him. Also doctors don`t have superiority over nurses, both jobs have different focus and because nurses are expected to help doctors dosen`t mean they respond to them.
@@Limrasson Based on knowledge from other people having family working at hospitals and from own observations while working as IT. The only problem is that many doctors suffer from superiority/god complex ordering around anyone they can especially own patients and people in fear of own health allow them to. Nothing worse then relying to be cured by someone who don`t give a single fook about you giving random medications just to shove you to the side. And because people rely on such idiots finding normal doctors is like looking for a needle in a hay.
I mean to be technical, Tritter threw the first punch by tripping House. Yeah House was a bit harsh with his words but Tritter pretty much assaulted House. What it House tripped and broke his neck? I'm just saying
Sure, but there's degrees of dilation. In any case, generally a cop just has to say they smell weed to justify a search. It's a ridiculously-low bar. The War on Drugs has done a lot to decimate civil rights.
"I think working around a bunch of nurses has given you a false sense of your ability to intimidate." Tritter clearly doesn't know many nurses, or he'd have known better than to think we intimidate that easily.
@Starscream91 Even operating on the assumption that he isn't, mockery of male nurses is stupid when you can't honestly say you contribute more to society.
As a relative of a pediatric RN - Tritter knows exactly jack shit about how tough nurses are. House is such an asshole but that line really put Tritter on my shit list.
The problem is that House's position was earned through years of education and being polite isn't required to treat people's illnesses. Which he dies successfully. Tritter, on the other hand, is just a former high school jock abusing the authority the public entrusted him with in the mistaken belief he would wield it appropriately. There are Constitutional restrictions, laws, and regulations he has to follow to use his authority including not using it for personal gain. He did not. The US should build a new SuperMAX prison in the furthest northern reaches of Alaska for criminal cops like Tritter. Never to be a part of society again. To basically be forgotten as most people do with trash. It isn't that House is the "hero" because the show is aboit him. No. Tritter is symbolic of all police. Power mad. Arrogant. Abusive. It has to stop once and for all.
@@walking_contradiction92 Bit of an unspecified criticism. To what, in particular, do you take issue with? Try to quote me directly as I can speak for myself far better than you can manage apparently.
"Wow, you're like a detective or something" I know he was being sarcastic, but I think when he said that he knew Tritter was an actual cop. When Tritter said that House would know he's a cop if he'd bothered to read his chart I laughed. The chart probably didn't mention he's a cop willing to abuse his power to get revenge whenever it suits him.
I don't see abuse of power kicking his cane was his only crime house was arrested on correct circumstances and legally despite it being done on personal terms
@@danielmallory4687 Continuing to follow someone without good reason is police harassment. Trittter had to have camped the hospital to catch House speeding to pull him over. HARASSMENT. He had no good reason to be there other than personal vendetta.
@@danielmallory4687 ok cool let's jave coos watch you until you get arrested on a minor charge and put you in prison! Its fine for them to constantly follow you because you won't be arrezted if you dont do anything wrong right?
@@danielmallory4687 The cop didn't even try to do a field sobriety test and any lawyer is gonna make a field day of the personal issues House had with him. Cop should have gotten on his radio and called in another unit to take over and do the FSB if that was the real concern.
@@Blackwind_Legacy "It's not what you KNOW. It's what you can PROVE." - - Alonzo Harris, 'Training Day' All the cop has to say is he was there for treatment, went to the bathroom, back out on patrol. Just so happened to pull over a motorcyclist that was revealed to be House. He can also activate the dash cam and record House speeding in that area and being belligerent. House didn't produce his license, insurance, or registration. By law, Tritter has him operating a motorcycle without a license and can arrest him for it and impound the motorcycle. He found the Vicodin pills in his possession and House was without a prescription. He could get him on possession with intent to distribute (not that he's ever been arrested distributing narcotics). Tritter knows House is juvenile at heart and, like any parent would, give their kid the rope they need to hang themselves. Tritter knows his case is weak and most of the charges won't stick. That wasn't the point. The point was just to inconvenience him. In the end, the Judge's interference is akin to "You two boys stop with the playground antics. Two wrongs don't make a right. Don't make me put you both in Time Out."
@@DrJ-hx7wv actually no. You can assault somebody without even touching them. The standard is if you intentionally take actions that a reasonable person would interpret as likely to cause injury. It doesn't actually have to. So I think there's a good case for simple assault if House could prove the cop did it on purpose. House is disabled after all, he needs the cane to walk.
Any sort of action that is physical upon another person is considered assault. It does not have to inflict serious damage to be assault. A simple slap can be considered assault, even spitting on someone is considered assault.
After the experience with a thermometer in the rear for extended period of time, I don't think being likeable is on this cop's priority list. House is a bully and that is a fact. House saves lives and mean to most people that's also fact. I am surprised that he did not get bagged in the dark ally more often with his attitude though.
If that is the case then the riders did their job. You’re not supposed to like Tritter, just like you were not supposed to like Janice from the Sopranos.
Oh the old House vs Tritter debate? House is brilliant, arrogant and an addict with no respect for rules. In reality he'd be wreaking more havoc than good. I'd know I'm a doctor. Tritter is an entitled bully who's got no compunction using his power and authority to bend the law. House uses his intellect. Tritter, his authority. But that's not the scary part. The scary part is that there are many many more cops liker Tritter out there than there are doctors like House.
@@hanz2904 Ryan's right. That was literally the point of Tritter, the writers said they wanted somebody who can go toe to toe with house intellectually. House constantly uses his ability as a doctor to do things that would not only get his license revoked but several years in prison. The only reason we give house a break is because he's saving lives while he makes people miserable, but in his mind it's all justified. Tritter was designed to be exact same way, hence why he even said "Everybody lies".
5:40 watch Tritter ask the question. He inflected with intention to get a jarred answer. It happens all the time. "Can you prove that?" "Oh, you think I can't." The thing is, Tritter said "do you have?" That's a question of a present or absent characteristic. He specifically inflected because he knew House's response before he said it."I CAN-" is a statement of capability, not characteristic. A statement of capability is not a statement of current any standing. "This isn't because I was speeding-" again, just by letting House talk, Tritter is able to do the majority of his job. The director put the six most important words there for a reason "anything you say can and will-" It's was placed there for a reason. House did absolutely ZERO detective work himself as we've seen sniff out fakes, fraudsters and the occasional woman that is cashing in before losing her benefits. He chose not to see it and Tritter saw ever detail with ease. So much so, if the viewer is honest, they know they saw it too. You get pulled on at 40 in a 25, do you open with a joke about how it's not about the law you were just breaking? No, we don't want to admit it because we love House but there's some part of him that's not only delusional but downright stupid compared to your average citizen. It's based around the otherworldly quality of arrogance he has. Yes arrogance can be bad but it's not bad when it's right. Tritter just so happened to prove it this point. He's in the right, House is in the wrong and it's the arrogance of both men the have been flipped vertically. House is no longer making strides, he's making confessions and Tritter went from pin cushion to pin in that same time. I think Tritter is a poor parallel translation for House, solely because House exists as the focus. If we saw Tritter outsmart House into talking more, He'd be a great parallel but House does most of the talking as far as Tritter's "case" is concerned. I think he could have been fleshed out more for the parallel but here's the thing, eventually it turns into Mario and Luigi on 8 bit. Remember the whole carbon copy, girl action movie wave that happened a few years back? You could tell before the trailer ended, yea, it's one of those. I think that was avoided intentionally between House and Tritter. Yes, seeing a close approximation is actually quite nice when done correctly. Like banter between our main interest and themselves about the thing that makes you love them in the first place. Like your pup looking at you intentionally adorably, maybe you can't prove it but it feels like they're doing that just for you. I don't think there's a way to represent a House type character that has an opposing position in an honest way because the House type character is your main character. Whoever their opposition will definitionally be a background character that's been brought up without the long and arduous explanation our main hero has shown to us. Most basically "that's MY purse, I don't know you." It's very hard to look at the opposition and see a direct opponent. Either above, potentially life destroying, or below, hilariously life affirming. Jail time or Kutner balloon animaling the intestines of a dead man because we don't even know if Tritters ever had a partner.
The problem is Tritter is willimg to use our power to pursue a personal vendetta. He should be doing life in a SuperMAX prison with other terrorists. Locked away from the society he terrorized.
If House is Sherlock Holmes and Wilson is Watson, then Tritter is Moriarty. We have to give it to the writers and David morsemfor bringing a fantastic villain to life. They were actually able to create an EVIL version of House!
1) he tripped a crippled man intentionally, that’s battery 2) he targeted someone and used evidence from when off duty, illegal, harassment, and abuse of power, he also slapped on an incorrect resisting arrest on top of it all 3) tritter was a bully to begin with
The only part I see is MAN. Him being crippled wouldn't matter if he thinks he could walk around disrespecting other men without consequence and hide behind being crippled to not get hands put on him.
Wish I had eyes like Hugh Laurie. Ones that reflect curiosity, intelligence, wit and at the same time power and courage. Some ppl are born to be actors.
I dealt with a cop like this once all i was doing was sitting in my car eating lunch. He thought I was waiting for a drug drop off, got tough... I asked him if I could call my special agent in charge D.S.S uncle really quick and showed him his card. Man it's amazing how quick petty cops change when you have a high ranking federal agent in your family
Also just stupid moral reasoning. Allowing other people to set your moral bar just means you're only ever as moral as the shadiest person in the room. Moral rules are supposed to be personal, not situational.
Doctors are also notorious bullies with God complexes, and House is their fictional CEO. Tritter was House's equal, so if you hate Tritter, you must also hate House, if you have any principles that is.
"You took a pill while examining a patient" House can't control when he feels pain *somehow house is fined for "resistance of arrest"* Tritter is literally using his power as a policeman to get revenge on House and agitated House by kicking his cane (your free to prove me wrong)
david morse is a world class actor. you should catch him in the miniseries 'john adams'. i dont think anyone could've played george washington better than he did.
I thought the same. Didnt even ask for consent, I guess his propbable cause was seeing him take medication earlier. However, I don't know that this would have been admissable, so I agree with you. Definitely felt like an illegal search.
I love House, but am I the only one who was glad a strong character came along to challenge House a bit? The guy was right that House is a jerk, he just had a unique way of punishing him that other characters didn't have available to them. Is it an abuse of power when he was speeding and he was possessing without a prescription?
@@bboybolt8193 true, but I'm never going to root for an abusive cop over an abusive doctor. If the cop dies, that's one more class traitors dead, if the doctor dies, that may actually impact the world negatively.
Avalon O' Connor An abusive doctor can be more dangerous than an abusive cop and especially in a way that a cop can’t be. Two different versions of an abuse of power.
Love the way the guy seems to just not be shook by house in the beginning and just has this look in his eyes. I can't explain it. It's just a look of not being intimidated.
God David Morse was spectacular here he was so good.. specially the last line he said where he put house in his place. Guys come on it's not like house isn't a jerk too.
It doesn't take an idiot to realize that some people with depression hide behind passive aggresive and surreal jokes. In fact it takes a rather smart individual to understand What house does. The only thing that remains is, House is not a bully. He is depressed. Treating people like crap is what he does best, but behind every salty word and remark is a bitter yet caring individual. He may even tell you that he cares about nothing in a smartass sort of way, but it's because he has nothing to care for. its the simple and yet not so simple case of the "school bully". Kid may have issues making friends, being mean. But it truly takes walking in his shoes to realise why he is frustrated or taking it out on others. Life at home is where it hits the hardest. And in this case... House has nothing. He is Depressed. *in sincerest and yet sympathetic tone*
@@epf2654 The delivery of the line and the story leading up to that point just makes sense to me to have the characters have some sort of weird respect for each other even if they hate each other. At the end of the day I think Tritter wanted House to help society rather than be a hindrance to it.
Everyone hates this guy but he is one of the few people who actually challenged House back. House is arrogant and knows he can get away with a lot of things because most people don’t try to mess with them this guy just happened to
Sir Wowcoolith But the funny thing is you need a lot of resourses, time and effort to challenge House and even if you have a small win, it was all for nothing because the problems you can have with him are small.
Yea but most people just let shit go. To be far if I get shit talked I shit talk back not immediately escalate the situation by tripping a guy with a cane. If he just left it at shit talk this could've stayed civil but once he made it physical he got a thermometer in the butt. Granted House could just let it go as well and said sorry and not mean it but knowing the kind of guy Tritter was im sure he wouldn't have let it go at that. He literally used his power as a cop to track House down and give him a ticket as an excuse to ruin his life to get even/ teach him a lesson which is the most self rightoes bullshit anyone can ask for from a cop. Side Note: When Tritter said that a bully only stays a bully until he meets a bigger one (paraphrasing) it makes sense meaning that he is definetly used to doing this to other people before House.-
6980MulhollandDrive He definitely would have been in jail in real life lmao. But that's what makes this so great. It's not super realistic. At least, that's why I like it.
well, while house does technically go against the hypocratic oath (for instance there was a case where he goaded a patient to punching him, giving him license to fight back and rupture an inner growth), but at the same time he actually uses "harm" to force the patient into a place of submission so he can do what he does best (in the case of the ruptured growth, doing so allowed the hospital to keep him there and have him undergo surgery for not only the man, but the mans son as well who was suffering immediately from the issue he also had)
Tritter had a point, but the way he went about it was pretty petty and corrupt, he could have done it another way but he chose to abuse his power and bully house when infact they were both quite similar
@@Backup_Plan Not only that, Tritter was literally just... House. But a cop. Unethical, throws rules out the window, and does whatever he wants to get the results in his job. He's literally House, which is why the rivalry is so interesting. In the end everything House deals with is stuff he would've been perfectly happy doing in the same situation, he proved House's hypcrocrisy as a character.
Matthew Bibby but the thing is when house throws ethics and rules out of the window it’s to save a life while tritter abuses his power for petty revenge
3:18 To be fair House scored two (calling Tritter an idiot and the thermometer stunt) to Tritter's one (kicking the cane). House could've made it an even 2 all if he just apologized here.
Tritter had a vindictive vendetta towards House, most likely because he was bullied alot when he was younger which now that he has been put in a position of power has made him abuse it. He's damaged just like House, but in a different way
I see a lot of comments about how they hate Tritter and how is a bad man. Actually, I think he is the only one who makes sense at that point. And probably the most worthy opponent for House. Everyone passes House everything, all the time, while he is a mean SOB. Tritter is a very clever and interesting nemesis, since he is the only one who was able to actually win playing House's game. He outsmarted him big time. I am so happy they decided to make him last more than one episode. Even when he loses the war, in the end, he takes the high ground by saying "good luck" to House, where he was expecting more revenge. Truely one of the best arcs of House M.D. Great screenplay and great actors.
Tritter wasn't supposed to be likable; that doesn't make him wrong about House. Despite Tritter being a petty jerk about the whole situation, House did need to be taken down a few notches, forced to understand that there are limits to his behavior and methods for a reason, not the least of which antagonizing someone when you don't need to. He could have apologized after the incident and that would have been that. Even Cuddy and Wilson acknowledged that House had to solve his own problems if he wasn't going to accept help from others, especially with Tritter giving him opportunities. In the end, House was given a way out, and even Tritter told him that he hoped was wrong after the conflict ended.
"Fascinating. Have you considered a career as a memoirist?" "I thought you were waiting two hours, didn't know you wanted to chat. Hi I'm Greg, how bout that local sports team!" "Sorry, already met this months quota of useless tests for stubborn idiots" Just absolutely brilliant script writing.
Tritter knew from his years of experience House was DUIing. House knew Tritter didn't have an infection. They were both right from their years of experience.
I didn’t understand Tritter , and then I dated a drug addict for 2 years… I understand him now. And he’s right. Addicts lie even through their actions. Until you deal with one personally, you are in a world made of delusions from innocence. That everybody has good in them and just needs help. Addicts will prey on you with that mindset. There is a difference between being an addict and choosing to be a POS human being. Most addicts do in fact choose to be the later. I’m not excusing anything Tritter did. But whoever wrote him had real life experience in dealing with addicts.
Precisely. This is why most addicts are actually functioning members of society and it's the POS who lose everything they care about and it's that same mindset that causes them to let their addiction apiral out of control in the first place
House: _is rude and unprofessional, yet still provides the medical service his patient needs_ Tritter: _commits assault_ That encounter should have ended in Cuddy's office with Tritter fired, lol
Tbh, from the start, House was in the wrong. Waiting 2 hours to be seen is extremely frustrating and is enough to make anyone angry. On top of that, House didn't even bother to get Tritter tested for his concerns and instead just diagnosed him from sight because House has a God complex and doesn't care about his mistakes. House didn't have any empathy for Tritter whatsoever, so how can people expect Tritter to have any empathy for House. In a real hospital, House would be fired very quickly for constantly breaking procedures and treating patients like dirt, no matter how good he is.
Amen, I thought to myself how come some people can see that House is the bigger bully in the situation and that Tritter's behavior, while invasive, is arguably more understandable than House's antisocial gimmicks.
David Morse is sooooooo good. The funny thing is I remember him back from Hill Street Blues when he was this tiny, super wimpy, deferential guy. And now he plays the looming heavy so well. Amazing transformation.
Tritter was a breath of fresh air. House is such an A-hole who finally met his match. Spoiled, entitled, belittling, blasphemous and enabled... Tritter was just the bucket of cold water to cool him down. 💯😎
"People who are innocent don't feel the need to hide their arrest."
"Is that based on your years of experience arresting innocent people?"
Daaaaaaaamn.
Straight genius!!!
There's also the chance for a "yeah, which is why cops are happy to arrest other cops, confident they'll be shown as innocent and there'll have no issues"
Well at least the ones he didn't shoot first
Pigs is trash.
Went from comedy to comedy between the comments then bam pigs are trash lol.
"This isn't because I was speeding, it's because I'm Latino" Nice one
Dr. Casa
@@jph595 jajajajajajaja good one
Not as common haha@Vincent-yu7jd
Geniuenly in tears
He purposefully hunted house down for revenge as a police officer. That's an abuse of power if I've ever seen one.
welcome to the USA police force
He also assumed the drugs found on House were a narcotics. You can't do that. You need plausible evidence
House abuses his power constantly.
American cops (and others) have free reins to abuse and kill. In California they were found to work with white supremacists to jail anti-Trump protesters.
It's no abuse of power. That's what officers do, if he feels it's necessary. Same reasoning with how cops set up a hiding place near well known mafia turf -- if you think a dude is about to commit a crime, then you wait for him in the right place so that when the right time comes, you can nail that guy.
Tritter: “I think working around a bunch of nurses has given you a false sense of your ability to intimidate.”
Nurse: “Huh?”
lol nice catch. house doesn't even talk to nurses. his nurse squad is all doctors.
Sure, Tritter, because nurses are such feeble beings.
Sod off mate LMAO
He should know that nurses are literally the hardest workers at a hospital, I know the surgeons can cut open and look inside the body, but nurses do the work that nobody else wants to
And don’t get paid half as much as the surgeon
@@kirbytheotaku737 I agree, clearly, Tritter has never met a nurse in his life. Nurses have long shifts, barely get sleep (or for those on the night shift, have to reverse their sleep cycle completely), are constantly on their toes (both literally and figuratively), not to mention they have to deal with the patients (whether it be themselves or their families), which when it comes to the problematic one's, that can lead to unfortunately assault and/or harassment (if escalated to that degree). I honestly could go on about this, and I should know, my mum's a Registered Nurse.
Says House's pupils are dilated even though it's at night. Of course they're dilated it's dark
The idea was it was all fraudulent to justify. No cop is going to pull someone over going 15 over at midnight and there's no other cars on the road.
Not only that, but narcotics like Vicodin *don't* dilate pupils. They do the opposite, the pupils reduce in size.
It was just a ruse to unjustly use his police powers. I think the writers wanted to make the personal vendetta he had against house blatantly obvious. In a real life scenario a judge would throw out this arrest instantly.
@@Ramza941 in real life, pulling stuff like Tritter did would've gotten his badge pulled long ago
AND narcotics constrict your pupils, they don’t dilate them. Except for Demerol
Hugh Laurie and David Morse, such brilliant actors
George Washington and Dr
they seemed to enjoy acting together
"Small moves, House...small moves..."
I still think house won. He left him in a room, alone with a thermometer up his ass the entire time until someone found him who only knows when XD
Lmao but house went to jail with a stinky cell mate and had to suffer not being able to have his vidocin and plus a record of going to jail lol.
Like House cares, life is suffering for the character.
@@hisokamorow6709 He definitely cares about not having his Vicodin.
@@Future_Hendrix
That he does
Tritter pushed House to his limits. I think Tritter got satisfied for what he did, beside he realised House was a creep so it wasn't worth spending more time humilliating him.
I loved tritter vs house. House met his match with someone just as arrogant, just in a different way. House feels because of his intelligence and talent he can disrespect anyone. Tritter feels because of his power and authority no one can disrespect him.
oh I hated tritter, House kinda earned his right to be an asshole since he is a brilliant man, all tritter did was be part of a occupation that gave him that power
@Noel Oommen What??? You think a few months at a police academy equates to years and years of medical school and practice? Winning a popularity contest doesn't make you good at being president, and neither does being a cop mean he's earned power.
@Noel Oommen LOL
@@asianotakuguy Unpopular opinion:
- House is a jerk.
- Detective Tritter is a jerk, although a bigger jerk.
- There is no excuse to being a jerk, despite being highly trained professional or a police officer.
- Even if it was, nobody likes a jerk.
- And everyone should just stop being a jerk.
The difference is that unlike House, Tritter was willing to put his personal vendetta above saving lives.
House wouldn't risk killing someone in order to pull a prank or get back at someone. Maybe he'd risk killing himself but not others.
Love how House says "I need to vacation Elsewhere". It's a nod to David Morse starring on St Elsewhere (medical TV show on in the 80s). Really cool little bit of writing. House as a show really was on another level.
I love those kinds of Easter eggs. So subtle it's almost like the people who notice are reaching.
The second he kicked his cane House should have called security. That would have headed off any "he said, he said" crap later on.
My foot slipped is all he would've said or he might have said he didn't see the cane in time. Getting in the way of the cane isn't the same as physically touching him.
SAM BRICKELL Tritter would denied everything. House is a prick and he was looking for it.
The minute House gets into a 'he said-he said' kind of problem, the whole hospital would believe whoever was not House. Tritter would have said it was the drugs that made him trip and after asking "Where and how did he get those?" Cuddy would have started cold sweating.
@@reiniergarcia security would believe house instead of tritter. Hospital security's job is to protect doctors, then patients. If a doctor said a patient was being unruly and attempted him harm, security would escort the patient out of the hospital.
@@robinabernathy2829 Every single one of you missed the point.
Did not perform any form of sobriety test, and if the drugs were for a medical reason which House can clearly prove then that cop just made a mistake.
But if House needs to use narcotic drugs, can he drive legally ?
Compared to the dozens of life threatening mistakes house has made on the lives of patients?
that's the point - he's getting the drugs illegally, and either way he can't be out riding while doped up.
@@cheefussmith9380 Cop doesn't know that at that point in the story and has no proof otherwise.
Khyber doesn’t need proof to investigate and he had probable cause to pull him over
Funny that Tritter would accuse someone, anyone of being a bully...
Especially when hes blatantly abusing his power as an officer of the law
It’s not funny, it’s hypocritical
PixelGhostClyde house is a bully too.
tdevil101 house has never tried to get someone fired for being rude to him,
Bullying bullies makes you a hero in highschool but an asshole anywhere else?
Irritating story line. It was the cop who assaulted House in the beginning, but even after Tritter abused his power, he never really got his comeuppance. But then again that sounds realistic.
he did get a thermometer shoved up his ass...
@@cheefussmith9380 while im not saying both are in the right, tritter is an off duty cop who kicked the cane of a cripple because he didn't want to swab an infection on his penis. After said cripple explained his reasoning for why he didn't think it was worth his time. (which btw, house threw the swab away after doing what tritter asked AND stuck a thermometer in him.)
Both were in the wrong, but tritter is the petty man who started all of this, unfortunately he met someone just as petty.
@@cheefussmith9380 because he wouldnt accept the diagnosis given and then kicked houses cane for him to do an unnecessary test
How is it realistic? A cop abusing his power just to get back at a doctor who was trying to treat him?
@@whyhe11othere he's saying that a cop abusing his power and getting off scot free is realistic, not this exact scenario
Actually narcotics (i.e opioids) cause pupillary constriction except for mepiridine, so that cop indeed deserved a bigger thermometer!
Alaa Bsoul exactly, they don't cause dilated pupils, they constrict. Idk why but for some reason that little detail bothered me lol
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcotic , a little education won't harm you kid, stay healthy!
Sorry! I totally forgot about the Dunning Kruger effect!, reread it again you might get it! and the fact that you call names proves my theory. You should blame your parents instead (especially your mother as it has been proven lately that large part of your intelligence comes from her power house "again, I guess you won't get it"), now go clean your room!
I respect your desire of honing your debating skills, still your response is a clear indication of early closure of "witty comebacks" growth plate, if you can't read a small piece of information written in plain English and conclude the important, but instead you look for zebras , you won't reach far in the medical field (which I hope you're not associated with)!
CHECKMATE ;)
Tritter was unreasonable from the start trynna tell him how to do his job and asking for a test while the doctor says it isnt necessary
You'd think that until you've been at the brunt end of a doctors misdiagnoses
Fu
@@BravoDox for real after watching many episodes house isn't really good buy myself usually its Wilson or his team house keeps running tests until they find one thst works
People defending Tritter when all he was is a sad little narcissist who thought he knew more about medical science than House did and threw a tantrum because he didn't get his way as a bully. He purposefully hunted House down for revenge as a police officer; that's abuse of power if I've ever seen it.Most of the things that he said about House apply back to him and even worse. He was projecting so hard.
During Tritter's first visit, he kicked House's cane out from under him while he was walking. That is assault. Prior to that, House had only commented in glib and rude ways which are not crimes. Not to absolve House of the things he did afterwards, but Tritter was the provoking agent.
@@drinkomally8688 Do you also trip your doctor when you don't like their diagnoses, or can only cops get away with that assault?
8:54 i just noticed how house and tritter both reach for vicodin & nicotine gum at the same time.
shows tritter is upstanding (at least he thinks he is) and is guilty of his addiction and wants to quit.
while house fully embraces his vice by taking drugs at work in open view of everyone (including a cop)
its like a batman & joker dynamic, polar opposites
I had a doctor similar to House
Good man. ALWAYS honest, if not blunt. Doctors like that do anything to find the cause and solution.
I've also had interaction with cops like Tritter. I'd rather more doctors like House than cops like Tritter.
So, honest (/blunt), hard working and thorough doctors over petty, know-it-all, high on power cops?
Yeah, i'd agree.
my physiotherapist was like house, he knew when to push me and to battle against my insecurity, my fear and my cowardly instinct of giving up and saying "i will never walk again".
he knew to provoke me into trying again and to reward me, i even developed a crush on him but nothing happened, and everytime i take a walk in the morning to buy bread or smth, and live for one more day, its thanks to him, the team that operated my knees, and the paramedics who took me out of that car.
Absolutely. Hard agree.
I never noticed that Tritter in this montage indirectly insults the nurse staff (with one of them there beside house) by saying House gained a level of confidence from dealing with them (meaning they are weak). Tritter was a bully at every level, he didn't like that someone else tried to bully him.
No. He meant in terms of House's superiority over having authority over them, not as their ability. It was all about power and authority or the perception of power with Tritter.
@@guibox3 and power is gendered. It's a sexist remark.
@@guibox3 Nope, it is exactly how the op said since there were countless of situations where Tritter bullied House and everyone involved with him.
Also doctors don`t have superiority over nurses, both jobs have different focus and because nurses are expected to help doctors dosen`t mean they respond to them.
@@freespeech3817 I don't think that's correct.
Either way it's based on profession, isn't it?
@@Limrasson Based on knowledge from other people having family working at hospitals and from own observations while working as IT.
The only problem is that many doctors suffer from superiority/god complex ordering around anyone they can especially own patients and people in fear of own health allow them to.
Nothing worse then relying to be cured by someone who don`t give a single fook about you giving random medications just to shove you to the side. And because people rely on such idiots finding normal doctors is like looking for a needle in a hay.
I mean to be technical, Tritter threw the first punch by tripping House. Yeah House was a bit harsh with his words but Tritter pretty much assaulted House. What it House tripped and broke his neck? I'm just saying
House had that coming. Let's talk about al the times House put people in danger beyond legality just to prove a point.
@@DocRunaway You're under every single comment, saying the exact same bullshit, and you haven't even watched the show.
Get a life.
@@DocRunaway words don't justify violence... ever.
@@GeorgePerakis You're under every one of my posts. Get a life.
@@DocRunaway yeah, right. Making fun of someone is surely deserved of violence.
His pupils were dilated probably because it was dark outside
Lol was that a joke or are you people really this stupid? It was a joke right? I don't actually have to explain this, right?
@@lotaryguy12 welp so called "experts" tend to be wrong.
Organoleptic analysis isn't that realiable
And he probably had drugs illegally obtained because the cop planted them on him?
Sure, but there's degrees of dilation. In any case, generally a cop just has to say they smell weed to justify a search. It's a ridiculously-low bar. The War on Drugs has done a lot to decimate civil rights.
@@michaelccozens I thought you had to consent to a search unless the police had a warrant?
Or is it different in the US?
I love most of David Morse’s roles, but man did he do a great job of playing Tritter.
"I think working around a bunch of nurses has given you a false sense of your ability to intimidate."
Tritter clearly doesn't know many nurses, or he'd have known better than to think we intimidate that easily.
@Starscream91 He helps people everyday.
What do you do?
(It's gonna be some unrealistically heroic thing that's absolutely unverifiable)
@Starscream91 Even operating on the assumption that he isn't, mockery of male nurses is stupid when you can't honestly say you contribute more to society.
@Starscream91 Fair enough, actually.
Hes a cop, what the fuck does he know anyway?
As a relative of a pediatric RN - Tritter knows exactly jack shit about how tough nurses are. House is such an asshole but that line really put Tritter on my shit list.
Tritter is the best rival House ever had as he always maintained his demeanor and had a commanding presence.
The problem is that House's position was earned through years of education and being polite isn't required to treat people's illnesses. Which he dies successfully. Tritter, on the other hand, is just a former high school jock abusing the authority the public entrusted him with in the mistaken belief he would wield it appropriately. There are Constitutional restrictions, laws, and regulations he has to follow to use his authority including not using it for personal gain. He did not.
The US should build a new SuperMAX prison in the furthest northern reaches of Alaska for criminal cops like Tritter. Never to be a part of society again. To basically be forgotten as most people do with trash.
It isn't that House is the "hero" because the show is aboit him. No. Tritter is symbolic of all police. Power mad. Arrogant. Abusive. It has to stop once and for all.
@@sypherthe297th2 of all police?
Bit of a generalization there.
@@walking_contradiction92 Bit of an unspecified criticism. To what, in particular, do you take issue with? Try to quote me directly as I can speak for myself far better than you can manage apparently.
"Wow, you're like a detective or something" I know he was being sarcastic, but I think when he said that he knew Tritter was an actual cop. When Tritter said that House would know he's a cop if he'd bothered to read his chart I laughed. The chart probably didn't mention he's a cop willing to abuse his power to get revenge whenever it suits him.
I love how Wilson knows to bring a bottle of Vicodin for House when he goes to bail him out of jail
Corrupt cops are just undercover criminals.
Are you referring to Tritter? How is he corrupt?
Лукаш Кошарек he uses his power to his own gain not for the protection of the community corrupt of power for personal gain
He uncovered a poor and sloppy prescription system at PP Hospital. He's not corrupt and he did the right thing.
Yeah well house is just like him, doing a lot of malpractice on patients and getting away with it.
Dumb little girls are no better than criminals. The cop was in the right- you're too dumb to even comprehend it.
Who would have thought a cop would have a power trip and take it out on someone who didn't give them the "respect" they feel they deserve.
Abuse of power, assault, harrassment. Had House just gone to the courts, he could have had the guy in trouble.
I don't see abuse of power kicking his cane was his only crime house was arrested on correct circumstances and legally despite it being done on personal terms
@@danielmallory4687 Continuing to follow someone without good reason is police harassment. Trittter had to have camped the hospital to catch House speeding to pull him over. HARASSMENT. He had no good reason to be there other than personal vendetta.
@@danielmallory4687 ok cool let's jave coos watch you until you get arrested on a minor charge and put you in prison! Its fine for them to constantly follow you because you won't be arrezted if you dont do anything wrong right?
@@danielmallory4687 The cop didn't even try to do a field sobriety test and any lawyer is gonna make a field day of the personal issues House had with him. Cop should have gotten on his radio and called in another unit to take over and do the FSB if that was the real concern.
@@Blackwind_Legacy "It's not what you KNOW. It's what you can PROVE." - - Alonzo Harris, 'Training Day'
All the cop has to say is he was there for treatment, went to the bathroom, back out on patrol. Just so happened to pull over a motorcyclist that was revealed to be House. He can also activate the dash cam and record House speeding in that area and being belligerent.
House didn't produce his license, insurance, or registration. By law, Tritter has him operating a motorcycle without a license and can arrest him for it and impound the motorcycle. He found the Vicodin pills in his possession and House was without a prescription.
He could get him on possession with intent to distribute (not that he's ever been arrested distributing narcotics). Tritter knows House is juvenile at heart and, like any parent would, give their kid the rope they need to hang themselves.
Tritter knows his case is weak and most of the charges won't stick. That wasn't the point. The point was just to inconvenience him.
In the end, the Judge's interference is akin to "You two boys stop with the playground antics. Two wrongs don't make a right. Don't make me put you both in Time Out."
When Tritter made the nurse comment, the nurse's head just snapped up like, "Excuse you??"
"Wow! You're like, a detective, or something."
Epic foreshadowing.
Still the best antagonist of the whole series.
David Morse had such a friendly face when he was younger on TV, it's easy to forget how damn big he is.
See the thing here is the cop assaulted him by kicking his cane out from under him
Assaults need damages. House wasn't even hurt
@@DrJ-hx7wv actually no. You can assault somebody without even touching them. The standard is if you intentionally take actions that a reasonable person would interpret as likely to cause injury. It doesn't actually have to. So I think there's a good case for simple assault if House could prove the cop did it on purpose. House is disabled after all, he needs the cane to walk.
Any sort of action that is physical upon another person is considered assault. It does not have to inflict serious damage to be assault. A simple slap can be considered assault, even spitting on someone is considered assault.
@@DrJ-hx7wv So getting raped is completely legal as long as they didn't physically hurt you? 🤦♂️
this cop was so unbelievably unlikeable
After the experience with a thermometer in the rear for extended period of time, I don't think being likeable is on this cop's priority list. House is a bully and that is a fact. House saves lives and mean to most people that's also fact. I am surprised that he did not get bagged in the dark ally more often with his attitude though.
If that is the case then the riders did their job. You’re not supposed to like Tritter, just like you were not supposed to like Janice from the Sopranos.
teetee tee cop kicked the cripple first.
Yeah they did a great job, and the actor played this perfectly.
For?
Oh the old House vs Tritter debate? House is brilliant, arrogant and an addict with no respect for rules. In reality he'd be wreaking more havoc than good. I'd know I'm a doctor.
Tritter is an entitled bully who's got no compunction using his power and authority to bend the law. House uses his intellect. Tritter, his authority. But that's not the scary part.
The scary part is that there are many many more cops liker Tritter out there than there are doctors like House.
It's pointless to try to think what would happen to House in reality. He's fictional levels of genius, a literally Sherlock Holmes of medicine.
Per capita, I'd say that there are about as many bully cops as there are bully doctors, since there are way less doctors than cops.
I liked Tritter. Simply because he illustrated what a person like House would be like in a different profession.
Not at all lol
@@hanz2904 Ryan's right. That was literally the point of Tritter, the writers said they wanted somebody who can go toe to toe with house intellectually. House constantly uses his ability as a doctor to do things that would not only get his license revoked but several years in prison. The only reason we give house a break is because he's saving lives while he makes people miserable, but in his mind it's all justified. Tritter was designed to be exact same way, hence why he even said "Everybody lies".
5:40 watch Tritter ask the question. He inflected with intention to get a jarred answer. It happens all the time. "Can you prove that?" "Oh, you think I can't."
The thing is, Tritter said "do you have?" That's a question of a present or absent characteristic. He specifically inflected because he knew House's response before he said it."I CAN-" is a statement of capability, not characteristic. A statement of capability is not a statement of current any standing. "This isn't because I was speeding-" again, just by letting House talk, Tritter is able to do the majority of his job. The director put the six most important words there for a reason "anything you say can and will-" It's was placed there for a reason. House did absolutely ZERO detective work himself as we've seen sniff out fakes, fraudsters and the occasional woman that is cashing in before losing her benefits. He chose not to see it and Tritter saw ever detail with ease. So much so, if the viewer is honest, they know they saw it too. You get pulled on at 40 in a 25, do you open with a joke about how it's not about the law you were just breaking? No, we don't want to admit it because we love House but there's some part of him that's not only delusional but downright stupid compared to your average citizen. It's based around the otherworldly quality of arrogance he has. Yes arrogance can be bad but it's not bad when it's right. Tritter just so happened to prove it this point. He's in the right, House is in the wrong and it's the arrogance of both men the have been flipped vertically. House is no longer making strides, he's making confessions and Tritter went from pin cushion to pin in that same time. I think Tritter is a poor parallel translation for House, solely because House exists as the focus. If we saw Tritter outsmart House into talking more, He'd be a great parallel but House does most of the talking as far as Tritter's "case" is concerned. I think he could have been fleshed out more for the parallel but here's the thing, eventually it turns into Mario and Luigi on 8 bit. Remember the whole carbon copy, girl action movie wave that happened a few years back? You could tell before the trailer ended, yea, it's one of those. I think that was avoided intentionally between House and Tritter. Yes, seeing a close approximation is actually quite nice when done correctly. Like banter between our main interest and themselves about the thing that makes you love them in the first place. Like your pup looking at you intentionally adorably, maybe you can't prove it but it feels like they're doing that just for you. I don't think there's a way to represent a House type character that has an opposing position in an honest way because the House type character is your main character. Whoever their opposition will definitionally be a background character that's been brought up without the long and arduous explanation our main hero has shown to us. Most basically "that's MY purse, I don't know you." It's very hard to look at the opposition and see a direct opponent. Either above, potentially life destroying, or below, hilariously life affirming. Jail time or Kutner balloon animaling the intestines of a dead man because we don't even know if Tritters ever had a partner.
The problem is Tritter is willimg to use our power to pursue a personal vendetta. He should be doing life in a SuperMAX prison with other terrorists. Locked away from the society he terrorized.
what? you clearly haven't watched or lack the intelligence to understand house in the show
That nurse comment was really uncalled for. Real blunt.
If House is Sherlock Holmes and Wilson is Watson, then Tritter is Moriarty. We have to give it to the writers and David morsemfor bringing a fantastic villain to life. They were actually able to create an EVIL version of House!
Tritter is not nearly as smart as Moriarty
Actually, Moriarty is the guy who shot House at the end of season 2.
House isn't evil? Why? Because they make him funny? Lose the cop hate. You'll see that house is just as bad a p.o.s as anyone.
@@johnbarber8627 Nor as likable!
@@KoricTheBrave I think that by "evil" they meant that Tritter is even more evil than House
1) he tripped a crippled man intentionally, that’s battery
2) he targeted someone and used evidence from when off duty, illegal, harassment, and abuse of power, he also slapped on an incorrect resisting arrest on top of it all
3) tritter was a bully to begin with
Most cops are.
He could just say his foot slipped. No cameras in the room so how would you prove it.
The only part I see is MAN. Him being crippled wouldn't matter if he thinks he could walk around disrespecting other men without consequence and hide behind being crippled to not get hands put on him.
Wish I had eyes like Hugh Laurie. Ones that reflect curiosity, intelligence, wit and at the same time power and courage. Some ppl are born to be actors.
I dealt with a cop like this once all i was doing was sitting in my car eating lunch. He thought I was waiting for a drug drop off, got tough... I asked him if I could call my special agent in charge D.S.S uncle really quick and showed him his card. Man it's amazing how quick petty cops change when you have a high ranking federal agent in your family
Oh no the consequences of your actions!
@Jdjdjdujakzgsha oh no the stupidity in your comment
@@HooyahPeacock you f***d around and found out, got no one to blame for yourself🤷♂️
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Tom Kapybara priceless
The sad thing is, there are many cops like Tritter out there.
" treat people like jerks, you get treated like a jerk"
Extremely rich, coming from an LEO
It's also funny how he called House a bully; cops are some of the biggest bullies around.
Also just stupid moral reasoning. Allowing other people to set your moral bar just means you're only ever as moral as the shadiest person in the room. Moral rules are supposed to be personal, not situational.
What's a LEO?
@@Shuyin781
Law enforcement officer
Doctors are also notorious bullies with God complexes, and House is their fictional CEO. Tritter was House's equal, so if you hate Tritter, you must also hate House, if you have any principles that is.
"I think working around bunch of nurses is giving you a false sense of your ability to intimidate"
I totally read this title as wrath of twitter, House M.D.
"You took a pill while examining a patient"
House can't control when he feels pain
*somehow house is fined for "resistance of arrest"*
Tritter is literally using his power as a policeman to get revenge on House and agitated House by kicking his cane (your free to prove me wrong)
Really, all House had to do was show his leg to Tritter and ask him “Do you know what it feels like to not have a thigh muscle in your leg?”
david morse is a world class actor. you should catch him in the miniseries 'john adams'. i dont think anyone could've played george washington better than he did.
The one person House couldn’t beat. Even in his “not guilty” House compromised his friends.
Great actors these two!!! So cool seeing them work together!
I know it is a show, but legally the guy had no reason to search him. Therefore house could've sued for unlawful search
I thought the same. Didnt even ask for consent, I guess his propbable cause was seeing him take medication earlier. However, I don't know that this would have been admissable, so I agree with you. Definitely felt like an illegal search.
Realistically house could've easily pressed stalking charges..possibly even got the drug charges dismissed or reduced significantly
Well that's what you get when an arrogant crap clashes with a narcissist genius... All hail narcissism ...
What's worse is the narcissistic sociopath.
What's worse is the actual person annoying you which by this comment section its seems like tritter
Huh, a cop escalating a mild verbal dispute to a physical one, color me shocked...
I love House, but am I the only one who was glad a strong character came along to challenge House a bit? The guy was right that House is a jerk, he just had a unique way of punishing him that other characters didn't have available to them. Is it an abuse of power when he was speeding and he was possessing without a prescription?
Yes it is especially cause tritter knew that was bullshit
Same. cos it was kinda cute to see him backed into a corner.
@NSA Right, but House broke some pretty big laws there. In reality, he would've lost his job, and probably go to prison.
@@bboybolt8193 true, but I'm never going to root for an abusive cop over an abusive doctor. If the cop dies, that's one more class traitors dead, if the doctor dies, that may actually impact the world negatively.
Avalon O' Connor An abusive doctor can be more dangerous than an abusive cop and especially in a way that a cop can’t be. Two different versions of an abuse of power.
Love the way the guy seems to just not be shook by house in the beginning and just has this look in his eyes. I can't explain it. It's just a look of not being intimidated.
God David Morse was spectacular here he was so good.. specially the last line he said where he put house in his place. Guys come on it's not like house isn't a jerk too.
David Morse is a phenomenal actor, loved him in the Green Mile, loved him in Blindspot, and loved him here too :)
House's hair through this Tritter arc fits him perfectly
I always love looking at House's hair. It's so neat yet just messy enough to match his character.
It doesn't take an idiot to realize that some people with depression hide behind passive aggresive and surreal jokes.
In fact it takes a rather smart individual to understand What house does.
The only thing that remains is, House is not a bully. He is depressed.
Treating people like crap is what he does best, but behind every salty word and remark is a bitter yet caring individual.
He may even tell you that he cares about nothing in a smartass sort of way, but it's because he has nothing to care for.
its the simple and yet not so simple case of the "school bully".
Kid may have issues making friends, being mean. But it truly takes walking in his shoes to realise why he is frustrated or taking it out on others. Life at home is where it hits the hardest.
And in this case... House has nothing. He is Depressed. *in sincerest and yet sympathetic tone*
9:36
that nurse is a little worked up
I really want to see the conclusion of this spat!
House eventually wins his court case but still has to go to rehab. Tritters last remark is "Good luck, I hope I'm wrong about you."
@@epf2654 I believe he was honest.
@@epf2654 The delivery of the line and the story leading up to that point just makes sense to me to have the characters have some sort of weird respect for each other even if they hate each other. At the end of the day I think Tritter wanted House to help society rather than be a hindrance to it.
You can’t just assume they’re narcotics ☠️
Oof. Imagine Tritter arresting him again for illegally taking a pill as soon as he walked out the door.
You can see how Trriter is enjoying it " You're rude"
Everyone hates this guy but he is one of the few people who actually challenged House back. House is arrogant and knows he can get away with a lot of things because most people don’t try to mess with them this guy just happened to
Sir Wowcoolith But the funny thing is you need a lot of resourses, time and effort to challenge House and even if you have a small win, it was all for nothing because the problems you can have with him are small.
Yea but most people just let shit go. To be far if I get shit talked I shit talk back not immediately escalate the situation by tripping a guy with a cane. If he just left it at shit talk this could've stayed civil but once he made it physical he got a thermometer in the butt. Granted House could just let it go as well and said sorry and not mean it but knowing the kind of guy Tritter was im sure he wouldn't have let it go at that. He literally used his power as a cop to track House down and give him a ticket as an excuse to ruin his life to get even/ teach him a lesson which is the most self rightoes bullshit anyone can ask for from a cop. Side Note: When Tritter said that a bully only stays a bully until he meets a bigger one (paraphrasing) it makes sense meaning that he is definetly used to doing this to other people before House.-
6980MulhollandDrive He definitely would have been in jail in real life lmao. But that's what makes this so great. It's not super realistic. At least, that's why I like it.
Except he did so unlawfully therefore making him deserve a bigger thermometer.
well, while house does technically go against the hypocratic oath (for instance there was a case where he goaded a patient to punching him, giving him license to fight back and rupture an inner growth), but at the same time he actually uses "harm" to force the patient into a place of submission so he can do what he does best (in the case of the ruptured growth, doing so allowed the hospital to keep him there and have him undergo surgery for not only the man, but the mans son as well who was suffering immediately from the issue he also had)
I bet if house wasn't the protagonist and the cop was instead then people would think he deserved this for bullying everyone
MarcusofMenace he did deserve it and i think everyone knows that
Tritter had a point, but the way he went about it was pretty petty and corrupt, he could have done it another way but he chose to abuse his power and bully house when infact they were both quite similar
Except the cop is worse than house
@@Backup_Plan Not only that, Tritter was literally just... House. But a cop.
Unethical, throws rules out the window, and does whatever he wants to get the results in his job.
He's literally House, which is why the rivalry is so interesting. In the end everything House deals with is stuff he would've been perfectly happy doing in the same situation, he proved House's hypcrocrisy as a character.
Matthew Bibby but the thing is when house throws ethics and rules out of the window it’s to save a life while tritter abuses his power for petty revenge
2:55 - This is why Cuddy's office should've had an audio recording device of some sort.
2:38 That face says I'm not gonna rest till House is toast.
3:18
To be fair House scored two (calling Tritter an idiot and the thermometer stunt) to Tritter's one (kicking the cane). House could've made it an even 2 all if he just apologized here.
Right... because calling someone an idiot and kicking a cripple's cane are the same thing.
@@nainarai8377 My foot slipped.
The episodes with this guy, it honestly made me sad
2:02 - where I live, we use armpits for old fashioned mercury-type thermometers
Tritter had a vindictive vendetta towards House, most likely because he was bullied alot when he was younger which now that he has been put in a position of power has made him abuse it.
He's damaged just like House, but in a different way
And to think David Morse almost didn't take the part.
He had never even heard of the show. lol
I believe this episode came about when the creators asked, "What would happen if two complete narcissistic jerks collide?"
The dynamic between these two could be made into half a movie lol
Wow, I hate him a lot
You are supposed to hate him. The writers Did a good job with his character.
Means he's a great actor with a great script. Gg for him.
@@ontariobuds i didn't hate him cause he gave a house a taste of his own medicine 😂.
You weren't supposed to like him.
I see a lot of comments about how they hate Tritter and how is a bad man. Actually, I think he is the only one who makes sense at that point. And probably the most worthy opponent for House.
Everyone passes House everything, all the time, while he is a mean SOB. Tritter is a very clever and interesting nemesis, since he is the only one who was able to actually win playing House's game. He outsmarted him big time. I am so happy they decided to make him last more than one episode.
Even when he loses the war, in the end, he takes the high ground by saying "good luck" to House, where he was expecting more revenge. Truely one of the best arcs of House M.D. Great screenplay and great actors.
Thank you!!! All these people routing for house really surprises me. They are just fans of the show I guess.
I don’t think anyone likes obnoxious cops who abuse their power.
Tritter wasn't supposed to be likable; that doesn't make him wrong about House. Despite Tritter being a petty jerk about the whole situation, House did need to be taken down a few notches, forced to understand that there are limits to his behavior and methods for a reason, not the least of which antagonizing someone when you don't need to. He could have apologized after the incident and that would have been that. Even Cuddy and Wilson acknowledged that House had to solve his own problems if he wasn't going to accept help from others, especially with Tritter giving him opportunities. In the end, House was given a way out, and even Tritter told him that he hoped was wrong after the conflict ended.
i hope u are gonna upload all scenes between them, for our sake
dat too
Absolutely everything Tritter did over the course of his investigation was completely illegal and would’ve never gone to court
Tritter is a great villain
9:28 House looked almost offended on the nurses behalf lol
"Fascinating. Have you considered a career as a memoirist?"
"I thought you were waiting two hours, didn't know you wanted to chat. Hi I'm Greg, how bout that local sports team!"
"Sorry, already met this months quota of useless tests for stubborn idiots"
Just absolutely brilliant script writing.
I read the title as "Wrath of Twitter" and was worried for House's safety for a second.
Is nobody going to point out the fact that it’s probably same guy who played a prison guard in the Green Mile? Just a small point.
Aiden West it IS the same guy, no 'probably' there
Tritter started it by kicking house and his cane and fell over that's assault even by a police officer
this was the best story arch in the series
Tritter knew from his years of experience House was DUIing. House knew Tritter didn't have an infection. They were both right from their years of experience.
Here's the thing though. Tritter didn't do this because of experience. He did it for revenge. Btw narcotics don't dilate the eyes
It's never lupus.
Except for that one time....
pretty sure that search when he was arrested was not constitutional. maybe. it's been a hot second since I've taken criminal procedure
I clicked because I read the title as “Wrath of Twitter” and I was really confused when Twitter was never mentioned through the entire video.
"Less good"🤣🤣🤣
So, is Tritter like a Moriarty to House then? I love the actor though.
The guy that shot House was actually named Moriarty.
I didn’t understand Tritter , and then I dated a drug addict for 2 years…
I understand him now.
And he’s right. Addicts lie even through their actions. Until you deal with one personally, you are in a world made of delusions from innocence. That everybody has good in them and just needs help.
Addicts will prey on you with that mindset.
There is a difference between being an addict and choosing to be a POS human being.
Most addicts do in fact choose to be the later.
I’m not excusing anything Tritter did. But whoever wrote him had real life experience in dealing with addicts.
Precisely. This is why most addicts are actually functioning members of society and it's the POS who lose everything they care about and it's that same mindset that causes them to let their addiction apiral out of control in the first place
House is not an useless addict the vicodin help him to save people
Tritter helped to keep House accountable
House: _is rude and unprofessional, yet still provides the medical service his patient needs_
Tritter: _commits assault_
That encounter should have ended in Cuddy's office with Tritter fired, lol
Tbh, from the start, House was in the wrong. Waiting 2 hours to be seen is extremely frustrating and is enough to make anyone angry. On top of that, House didn't even bother to get Tritter tested for his concerns and instead just diagnosed him from sight because House has a God complex and doesn't care about his mistakes. House didn't have any empathy for Tritter whatsoever, so how can people expect Tritter to have any empathy for House. In a real hospital, House would be fired very quickly for constantly breaking procedures and treating patients like dirt, no matter how good he is.
Amen, I thought to myself how come some people can see that House is the bigger bully in the situation and that Tritter's behavior, while invasive, is arguably more understandable than House's antisocial gimmicks.
David Morse is sooooooo good. The funny thing is I remember him back from Hill Street Blues when he was this tiny, super wimpy, deferential guy. And now he plays the looming heavy so well. Amazing transformation.
Tritter was a breath of fresh air. House is such an A-hole who finally met his match.
Spoiled, entitled, belittling, blasphemous and enabled... Tritter was just the bucket of cold water to cool him down. 💯😎