Keep Chase Alive! | House M.D.
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- Things turn bad when in a fit of psychosis and violence the patient stabs Chase, ultimately forcing the team into a race against time as they battle to keep Chase alive in the ER
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Season 8 Episode 11 "Nobody's Fault"
House and his team face a disciplinary hearing with Dr. Cofield (Jeffrey Wright) after a chemistry teacher (David Anders), is admitted to the hospital with paralysis. As the patient is going to be transferred, House realizes his syndrome and informs his wife. As he is on the hearing with Dr. Cofield, he is prepared to send House to prison again, but the wife of the patient arrives and thanks him for his correct treatment. Dr. Cofield sets him free, but House berates him for his cowardice as it was obvious that he would have been arrested, so he let him loose to avoid media attention.
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House didn't desterilize the room and wore a mask for the first time. He was super worried about Chase.
Thank you I was looking for this comment 👍
Didn't he desterilize it by walking in without a mask already on, though?
@@westy1637 The room was never sterile to begin.
@@silentype3008 The OR wasn't sterile? Seriously?
That’s not the first time he’s done that..
"Who do you blame, Dr. House?"
"The patient."
The patient was given a steroid injection that the medical team knew could send him psychotic. The patient could hardly be considered culpable
@@XaviRonaldo0 Tell that to the judge, pal.
They would tell it to the judge.
Wasn’t he already psychotic? Lol
@@GeorgePerakis That's exactly they would do
The fact that Chase didn’t realize he was stabbed until it was pointed out speaks volumes about the power of adrenaline.
It says more about the power of writers putting that in the script...
Well let's go with both shall we
I've been stabbed in my back about 3 in deep and both of my hands you might not feel pain but you definitely know that there's something wrong
@@WashUrSisterSauce but in the heat of all the fighting you might not realize exactly what's going wrong until you look. Did I get that right?
True. There are stories of soldiers who get shot and not notice until the fighting stops.
I like to belive that House always had a soft spot for Chase. He bullied him in the first seasons but then he ended up caring a lot for him... and it shows in a lot of episodes.
Chase seems to be the one who is the most similar to House. Cameron was often the middle ground and Foreman was pretty anti-House a lot of the time.
@@mrnauseouz At the end it was Chase who became like House, with his own team I believe
@@THEPISSPALADIN at the end it was chase MD you right
C'mon he loved every one... Just doesn't admit it
@@alexhadow If Chase MD was a series I’d watch it
House acting like this because he’s horrified he could lose Chase. I love this man. It’s unfortunate that nobody understands him. Well, maybe except for Wilson.
Just look at the very end how he absolutely lost it when he realised for sure that Wilson was dying to something he couldn't stop by any means necessary.
Everybody who watch the show carefully understand exactly who is Gregory House :)
Wilson!
Also: the look of instant relief he has as soon as he hears Chase talk
Forman also got to know him for real... and was the only one who house let on to the fact he was alive at the end.
I like after so many years of knowing House, noone realizes that his way of "caring" is to deal with a case, and help save someone's life. Chase was "fine", House couldn't do anything at that moment but he could do something for the patient.
house only cares about the puzzle... for the most part
House is afraid of caring, as has been implied throughout the whole show. Whenever something becomes too personal, his reaction is to withdraw, make excuses and deflect the matter as a way to cope easier. It's what makes it so poignant every time he admits his feelings openly, like when he apologizes to Chase at the end of this episode, though he knows him so well at that point that he doesn't even need the apology.
@@persey7241 If by apologizes you means pretty much says "sorry you disobeyed me", then sure. It may be implied he's "scared of caring" but its outright said he's a sociopath. And he is. He put Cuddy and her toddler daughter who adored house in mortal danger out of jealousy and envy. He left Wilson in the cold after Wilson lost everything to protect him multiple times. He was mad at Chase for taking the attention away from his puzzle, that's why he busts into the room right after chases surgery to steal the team away. Chase also does end up blaming house for this and their relationship was never the same. House may be a great charactuer (if not the best of all time) to watch, but without a doubt he's a uncaring POS.
He was mad at chase for stealing the attention away from his puzzle, therefor bust into the room out of anger and frustration that he was disobeyed and jealousy that the spotlight was on chase for a moment. Chase DOES end up blaming house for the stabbing, and there relationship never recovers.
@@spoons250 Their relationship *did* recover. House apologized - twice! - and gave Chase some very sound advice against turning into him. Chase eventually accepted both.
The show ended 8 years ago and here we are still watching clips. Can't say that for too many shows.
The Sopranos
I agree. Not many shows can fall in that category. The Sopranos, Californication, Yellowstone might even fall into that category as long as they keep up the good work. The X Files had a strong following but hasn’t shown as much support like house has online.
West Wing
If the guy or girl running this channel posted The Mentalist clips instead, well tons of people would be watching The Mentalist clips instead.
The Sopranos the wire breaking bad I could go on
I'm just realizing now that Taub, while trying to stay calm about everything, probably was the most scared during the surgery since he already dealt with Kutner's death and wouldn't want to lose another friend
so who do you blame DR @jonpino?
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue we've tried everything and we've found nobody to blame, so it must be the jews. cuddy's fault.
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue The "blame game," is an unfortunate side effect of medical diagnosis! When multiple doctors have different opinions on not only what is wrong, but also what will help, inevitably someone will be wrong, but I'm not sure that makes them, to "blame." Medicine is referred to as "practice," after all. With that said, if a patient hasn't been upfront with their history, they may be to blame, BUT, generally speaking, the highest ranking Doctor on said diagnostic team, the one with the most medical knowledge or experience, would have to shoulder the blame since they, technically, "oversee" the others. Doesn't make it right, or fair, it just tends to be how the legal system will see it.
@@SaraMorgan-ym6uethe cat
Kinda sad to look at House face when Chase said "I can't feel my legs"
House is NOT without compassion...remember how he took that one photo of Kutner that captured how House saw Kutner (looking down away from the camera) after Kutner's death. House is doing several things simultaneously: He's thinking Chase can't feel his legs, and my one leg gives me constant agonizing pain driving him to be an opioid addict He's trying to determine how is it that Chase can't feel his legs from a scalpel wound to the heart. He's dd-xing the patient (not Chase) and he's feeling bad about what happened to Chase
Also, House's callousness is because he cares. He hates feeling emotions and he acts out like that so he doesn't have to feel the care that he feels for Chase. Chase has been on his team the longest, and is the one most like House himself.
I have rewatched that clip like a billion times to see the compassion on house’s face it’s priceless it’s the one one emotion he makes the entire season
@@victorpradha9946 Of course. House is just antisocial, not a psychopath.
He obviously cares. He just doesn't like showing his emotions because he doesn't know how to deal with them, since it's something he can't control with logic. And he doesn't like dealing with people.
It was super obvious that he's not ignoring Chase. He's trying to diagnose the patient because he needs to rationalize what happened and find something to blame.
@@Shendue I wouldn't go so far as to say he's antisocial. He's more keep most people at arms length because "feelings", "attachments" cloud judgment. A drunk House basically tells Cuddy that loving her makes him a less gifted doctor and that being with her means he'll save fewer lives, but that he's okay with that...he chooses her. This kind of explains House's anger when he sees Cuddy moving on. House feels he sacrificed some of his gift to be with Cuddy, and yet she seems to have rather easily found another to love. This is why House tries avoid connecting with his patients and even the candidates for his team (by giving them numbers). He's not antisocial: He connected deeply with 13 (Remy Hadley), with Taub, certainly with Chase. He cares what happens to them. He even tries to save Taub from himself...but then gives up because he sees what a lost cause Taub is (an incorrigible cheat, like his own mother).
Say what you want about how uncaring or callous house is.. but the minute chase says "Did I have an epidural? I can't feel my legs.." you can see the caring and fear in his expression.
And heck, if it's callous for a doctor to go "Hey med student, neither of us are of ANY use here, we're literally standing around twiddling our thumbs getting in everyones way, so let's do something useful and go help the other patient who needs their life saved today"....
If you watch carefully through the show there's always hints that House cares, but never admits to it. The members of his team he acted the nicest to were those who had something like him in personality or attitude; 13/Hadley: intelligent and calculating but once she was diagnosed with Huntington's she became a less self-destructive version of House, Chase: after arguing with House and fired is told "you've been here the longest, either you've learned all you can, or you haven't learned anything at all," and Amber: although her time on the team was short she was the only one whose manipulative tendencies caused her to seem like a rival and it's not until her death that he realizes how smart she was. I've noticed that Cameron was the only one he seemed to push to get over her empathy because as he says; "if she can't handle breaking bad news she should get a different specialty." She was openly compassionate and tended to become far too close emotionally to patients while House admits (at least once) that he distances himself because it caused a patient's death
@@andrewmalinowski6673 If you care about something/someone you can lose sight of objectives which can lead to bad decisions. House does care about certain people even certain patients like the autistic boy who gives him his game in the end. he just keeps his distance to stay objective with his teachings and to be able to think rationally.
He was just worried chase nicked his vicodin
I’m pretty sure House cares, the biggest proof for me is him going under a collapsed building to find someone stuck under it. It’s an action that can’t be brushed off as interest in a condition or solving a medical puzzle for enjoyment. He’d have to really care to put himself in a situation like that, especially with his leg’s condition
Even though Taub’s answer was harsh, I’d say I have to agree with him in this case. Chase was wrong for trying to go off on his own.
well ... he didn't go there on his own ...
When I saw that, I nodded my head along. As House said, he had calculated all that could go wrong medically in the diagnostic trial, EXCEPT for the possibility of someone from his team going against his orders. And as Taub said, they all knew psychosis was one of the 3 possible outcomes of the trial, and Chase chose to go against House's orders, go in there while another one of his team was already in there with a patient, with an object (aka the scalpel) that could be used as a weapon. Because of that, Chase put not only himself in harm's way, but the patient himself AND another doctor. In a situation like this, the board at the hospital, and the lawyers, would most likely put the blame at Chase's feet, even though he was the one injured
@@stineandersen56 While I'm inclined to agree initially, I think a point could be added that if they knew psychosis was one of the three possible outcomes and that the patient could therefore become a danger within a certain time frame, then they should have enforced psychiatric restraints on the hospital bed during that time frame only for both the patients' safety and their own. What if it had been no one going AWOL doing their own testing, the patient woke and injured themself in a psychotic fit; it would have been the ordering physician at fault, it would've been on House.
@@NicholePV I can see that point of view, but in that case, Chase could see the patient wasn't restrained while knowing psychosis was one of those options, and even then he decided to keep being in that room, with the scalpel. In this case, then, it can be said that yes, House can be seen to be at fault for not having the patient restrained, but Chase can also be seen as being at fault because he didn't follow the orders of his superior and did bring with him a potential weapon when around a patient he knew could go into psychosis. It is a dilemma, which is why all of them, except Chase, were asked who was responsible for the incident because it can be seen as if all of them are at fault
@@stineandersen56 A very good point. I think in that case then that House would probably be guilty of negligence (if such a thing exists for doctors? Idk I'm not a lawyer lol), and Chase would be responsible for his own injury.
i love how this is literally the first time house ever put on a mask in an operating room. the risk taker extraordinaire was exercising every caution when it came to Chase.
well it shows despite House likes to bs not careful somewhere deep down inside he dose care about chase
he's still a Professional, Board-certified Doctor, specializing in Nephrology and Infectious Diseases.. iirc, he did point out Chase's mistake for forgetting to ask routine questions to a patient when his dad died. also, House always follows the medical rules when it's really important, e.g. he wears a mask and surgical suit when checking up on the wife of the mexican's (hernandez?) wife to see her heart during an operation.
The patient was an evil genius, he had coated his knife in liquid Lupus, unfortunately for the attacker, Chases many years spent in contact with Lupus had allowed him to build up a resistance.
Dude why lol
srsly
Lupus is not contagious
How would he be immune since its never lupus?
@@connergarlock771 It was the mere mention of it.
Each of the original "Super Six" doctors eventually had a health crisis related to their specialty. House (nephrologist) got a kidney blockage and couldn't urinate for days until he cathed himself; Cuddy (endocrinologist) had difficulty conceiving and miscarried once; Cameron (immunologist) was put at risk of getting AIDS; Foreman (neurologist) suffered brain inflammation due to meningoencephalitis; Chase (intensivist-turned-surgeon) required emergency surgery and ended up in intensive care, and Wilson (oncologist) - *spoiler if you still don't know*
got thyroid cancer.
the irony for wilson tho😭
@@mikey5985 I know. Poor guy, he even commented on it himself.
That's crazy
As someone who works in a psychiatric hosptial this scene gives me shivers how accurate it is, you can go in there to do simple biopsy or even check vitals and before you know it you have to jump in and act, it all happens so quickly and you dont even realised how injured you are/ can be until after it has all settled.
Taub was right if there is a possibility of violence it has to be taken seriously and prepared for they should have had a team in there while the biopsy took place in case of an episode he was also right that they should not have taken sharps in there until they knew they could be used safely.
Unfortunately, the patient’s in those hospitals become immune to this behavior. Had a relative that was in that environment, heard commotion on phone, when I asked what was going on, She responded it’s ok... she dropped the knife... her voice was as if you were having a normal conversation.
Then strap them down ffs
The doc played by Odette also stated she was to blame because she was loading a syringe in full view of the patient knowing he was paranoid 5:18
"should have", not "should of". Do you understand?
@@ME-kd1ko is someone really being rude because english isn’t my first language lmao
You might want to learn that not all languages and dialects learn and speak english the same way.
Please be more tolerant in the future.
House’s way of caring, his way of coping, is to solve the case. It frustrates me that his team can’t see that.
Chase 100% gets this. Taub maybe gets it. Clearly, Adams and Park do NOT get this. Chase even explains to Wright's character that THIS is House's way of showing he cares.
@@victorpradha9946 house is a workaholic with a pain killer addiction, he has many flaws but he cares about his team he just isn’t very good with social interaction and hides the fact he cares and his insecurities behind a mask of jokes, and solving the case, he does care it’s just he’s in a lot of pain and doesn’t let people get to close to him because he’s scared of losing them. 😌
If he does supposedly cares he has too much pride to show it because it asks deeper questions about human nature and God.
So you’re frustrated that his team reacted badly to a bad reaction? It might be his way of coping but that excuses nothing.
House cares so much about people, he's just been hurt a lot and the way he deals is putting a wall up around himself so no one can hurt him again
"If there's any chance i'll walk again, it's because Dr. House is genius." -Chase
sir you have a diaper rash😍😍
Jeffrey Wright is such a good actor. I love how he needles everybody but never comes across as callous or cruel, just analytical and wanting to get to the bottom of this
Hello how are you doing 😊😊 😊
My favorite Felix Leiter.
I have to agree. He presumed nothing and truly just wanted the truth. refreshing considering how they could have easily made the character jump to conclusion and blame everybody left and right.
That's hard to pull off, too. It usually ends up coming off like an interrogation.
Gotta love Bernard
As cold as Taub seems to be, it's totally in character for him. He acted the same way when Kutner died; harsh and seemingly indifferent. But later we found out that he was most likely the one who was the most hurt
Yes, no doubt Taub cared. You could see the palpable relief in his face when Chase woke up and Taub said, "You made it, bud."
I hope the person who's running this channel get a Christmas bonus or something. They're the real MVP.
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What if he's sitting home since November and this is just an earlier upload prescheduled for automatic release?
@giorno giovanna I'm afraid he's eligible for xman bonus only if he's a member of the X-Men.
@@bluef1sh926 meh lmao
Actually, he's getting paid handsomely by youtube!
"I can't feel my legs."
"Sorry, we had to cut them off."
Good news though, the man in the next bed wants to buy your shoes.
@@2old4gamez bad news is that the shoes are made of leather and the guy who wanted the shoes is allergic to leather.
@@VortexKiller2 good news, the guy has a friend with the same shoe size. He would like the shoes
@@tacoman107 Bad news. The friend who wants the shoes is broke, and he wants you to give them to him for free.
@@bladabladabloo Good news for the guy who wanted to get rid of his shoes, because he was smart and put a rat in there, and the guy who was broke tried to steal them, but the rat bit his hand just in time, then in pain, he dropped them on the floor, so that for anyone stupid enough to pick them up, they would have to get some cheese or they probably might get a nasty surprise.
House's sudden intake of breath when Chase starts to talk just as the anesthesia wears off is very telling of how much he was worrying. Hugh Laurie really makes the small things capture more than what dialogue can do at times.
I was surprised to learn that Laurie is a strong outspoken proponent of atheism and given how much House mocks the notion of faith and a Supreme Being, I wonder if Laurie pushed for more of this type of dialogue.
1 visualization away, Chase almost got to be House 2.0 there almost walking with a lot of pain
He does become house 2.0 😂😣
Uhhh what?
@@thegatorhator6822 something something english is not my first language
@@travian821 you're not wrong though
@@thegatorhator6822 At the end of the series Chase becomes the new head of the diagnostics team
I finally started a rewatch after binging every clip on this channel 🗿
Where are you watching it on?
I don't think it's on Netflix anymore
@@UpForDown Amazon Prime
Deadass same
@@UpForDown it’s on Amazon prime, all seasons.
you watch this
Hugh's acting here- the hesitance on his face as he catches site of Chase's open chest, then visibly wiping it off his face; the way he seems to take a breath and raise his head when Chase first speaks, so awesome. The reason I think a lot of people can't get into this show is a lot of it is subtle, and uses a lot of allegory as well. It's also mostly character driven- the cases themselves honestly aren't that good (plot holes for even the medically ignorant are big enough to drive a truck through), but the way they affect the characters are beautiful.
A big yes on the medical gaps. It's better than most, but my partner and I ( both PhD Neuros or Neuroscientists as is trendy) we would start making the Dx progressively earlier as the show continued. Still, we faithfully watched every episode.
Who doesn’t get into this show? It was the number one show in like 20 countries when it was on tv. And compared to other medical shows it’s good on that stuff according to others. The doctor above didn’t even apparently understand the first comment. Easy to guess and plot holes/medical errors is hardly the same thing. Dislike for doctors that are only half literate
This was probably a personal favourite scene from the entire series just Chase getting stabbed and how well the actor sold the scene and the realism of how the adrenaline stopped him from noticing until he saw and even further how even though he’s trained to not remove it from a patient, when it happens to him he obviously has a knee jerk reaction
Did he actually remove it? Like intentionally? It isn't clear.
I wasn’t a fan of Taub for a lot of the show but I like how he handled his interview. It really was careless on Chase’ part. Thanks to him the other doctor wasn’t more seriously hurt but neither of them should’ve brought anything like a scalpel into the room with a patient who they’ve already seen get at least a bit oppositional and who they think may have an episode.
He never tried to sabotage house even though he did left him for a while.
Well they were really going for Chase as House 2.0
Imagine a low shot, camera going backwards while the team is walking through the lobby.
But now House isn't the only one limping 😂
Chase MD
That shot where chase collapses you really get to see how blue his eyes are, something else that Chase shares with House
Yep always thought they missed a trick by letting Chase full recover after this. They definitely should’ve let him have a limp, lack of trust in people afterwards etc. It would’ve indefinitely therefore carried on the “damaged doctor” vibe leaving for an open-ended finish to the series.
@@AbominationPromotion Chase was always the inadvertent House contra. Making him the new House would undermine his entire role for the last 7 seasons. He also has a strong moral and spiritual connection, something clearly House will never have, that makes him just a very stable person. Even after he was facing death, he couldn't change. He tried, but he just couldn't. But after almost a decade under House, he inherited House's diagnostic skills, which is a perfect replacement. Maybe not as interesting as House, but served his purpose.
@@AbominationPromotion According to the featurettes on the blu-rays they almost went with the limp but thought it would be a little too heavy-handed. Especially since Chase would take over at the end of the season, and series, anyway.
Thank you for keeping this show alive for all these years!
YES!!!😪😪😪💖💖💖
Less goo
"If there is ever a chance I'll walk again it's because doctor House is a genius"
-Robert Chase-
no trued words could have been said about House plain and simple
Don't use a second dash after the quote attribution, it starts a -strikethrough effect.-
This was such a beautifully crafted episode. Every scene was perfected to the very last detail. It was a dark, gloomy episode and it gave off a grim vibe.
Also the moving camera transitions were a nice touch
Agreed. the whole tone of the episode was great. Even down to how the interview was spoken. Soft and neutral.
Chase is the closest doctor to become like House, of course he treats him with such reverence and care.
Chase did the wrong thing and that was to pull it out
House really does have a point about Park in the OR. She's not being beneficial to anyone and even with Chase there they do still have to treat a patient. House is just overly gruff and blunt about it that made it all seem harsh but he's always been like that
Except for the fact that, she cannot focus.
Park is by far the most useless character and incompetent performer ( she is not an actor)
@@listrahtesI dunno, I thought she was a refreshing change to the female cast. Before her they all seemed written with appeal to the male viewer in mind, which in my opinion stunted their development as characters. Park was interesting and at times very funny.
Wait, I thought those comments were months old, not minutes.
House’s reaction to chase when he says “ i cant feel my legs “ . Priceless
I love the way they did this episode. For the first half you don't know the full incident, only that people involved are being interviewed one by one. You don't even realize that Chase hasn't been interviewed yet until it's revealed that he was the one stabbed and the interviews are about what happened to him.🤯 Amazing writing and atmosphere with the story telling from the increasingly sober interviews to House reading scans covered in Chase's blood in the room where it happened.👌🏽
The room where it happened
The room where it happened
Instead of studying for unis, here I am binge watching house md lmao
Unis don't satisfy you like House does
@Leandro Aude university
Same sis, same
I used to bingewatch House while studying for my board exams haha
Same here ✋
This epi with Chase nearly dying and winding up disabled, sets up one of fav House episodes: "Chase" (Season 8, Epi 12). The dynamic between House and Chase is one of deep understanding and the final conversation between the two is that of father warning his son not to make the same mistake he did and end up like him. Also, the acting between Chase (Jesse Spencer) and Moira (Julie Mond) is just marvelous. The level of emotion and depth and a sense of deep familiarity that comes with bonding the way Chase and Moira are supposed to have done really was brought out well by Spencer and Mond! My favorite part of the Epi was Chase hobbling into House's office and the two sharing a knowing glance...just the subtlest nod of the head from House and the most fleeting look from Chase. They understood each other and respected each other on level that escapes Park and Adams, maybe even Taub.
Love the House Chase relationship like house bullied him a little but he acknowledge his skills and the loyalty he has to still respond that house is a genius and he believe in him even tho he was blaming him.
I really appreciate how the lighting and saturation changes when they go back and forth between scenes. It really sets the tone and gives everyone an idea on how everyone is feeling.
Well, as far as the whole Dr. getting stabbed by a mental patient plot, I think nothing beats ER's.
Not only one Dr. died, but the other one (who was also a main character) went to have a painfully recovery and then a pain killer addiction. Great arc.
One of the most heartbreaking moments on television. Carter falling and then seeing Lucy wide eyed on the floor on the other side of the bed.☹️
The moment is so deeply ingrained in my mind.
Can’t tell if House had a substantial amount of shock or he really wanted to distract himself from Chase’s condition.
Both.
I love how House and his team can do anything - differential diagnoses, administering meds, performing diagnostic specialty tests, performing intricate specialty surgeries. They do it all!
I was about to comment the same thing!!!
Best of the best baby
There's a man who is a doctor, astronaut, and Navy Deal, if I remember correctly. A doctor being trained in multiple fields doesn't seem crazy, especially if they're working with House.
They came from specialties.
well in reality this team is quite literally the best of the best doctors. handpicked by house the best doctor in the country pretty much. which is why the hospital deals with his bullcrap, bc theres literally NOONE who could outperform house. and house handpicks his team out of the best of the best in the country pretty much. and all of them still learn a shitton through houses methods. they might get angry at him but they know in the end hes right.
Props to her for not hesitating to shove her finger into the wound. Packing would take too long and that was the only way to plug the leak. Also the detail of the arterial spray was a nice touch
I love the portrayal of shock, fear, and speechlessness from Odette as Dr. Jessica. At first, I was critical of the fact that Jessica didn't call out for a "Code Red" quickly, but rewatching the episode made me realize that she was unable to because of shock alone. Great job on the actress' part to show that when the focus is on Chase and the patient.
at that moment he could only live as long as my finger plugged the hole talk about the power of life and death in her hands literally
5:55 “Are you yelling me you didn’t care?” My first thought was “How dare you?” Chase is one of the few people House genuinely cares about for more than just diagnostic purposes. Even if House doesn’t show it well, he obviously was disturbed even talking about what happened to Chase.
I don't think it was "obvious" to the interviewer
As apathetic as it seems, House shows some qualities that seem important in a crisis outright: head stays on his shoulders and has the presence of mind and logic to help either patient.
This is the best medical drama to ever be aired!
ER
@@kdizzle901 Is terrible lul
On one hand, yeah, from their perspective it seems like House doeesn't really care.
On the other hand, they were legitimately using Chase getting stabbed as an excuse, even if not intentionally, to not do their jobs, acting like them sitting around in a room for 'support' was more important than saving someone's life. House is just the reasonable person expecting them to DO those jobs, rather than sit around in a room going "Our friend got stabbed" as if that justifies them standing around doing nothing.
And from House's perspective, Chase is recovering, them being there literally does nothing but make THEM feel better, despite the fact it's CHASE who got stabbed, not them. They're refusing to do their jobs for their own comfort, when that's not what being a doctor is about.
Once House realizes Chase's situation might be worse than they thought, he gets serious about it. It's no longer 'Chase is going to be fine', it's 'Chase might not be fine', and that gets him to focus on it.
Answer me one question - how would Chase feel if he woke up and none of his friends was there?
@@Pallada8888 Like every other post-op patient? They don't usually let friends hang around in PACU. And given his job he would be more understanding than most as to why they couldn't be there.
@@jakepullman4914 Well, Chase is not every other patient. You do realise how incredibly risky his surgery was, right? It makes sense that they wanted to be there and see that he's made it and the patch was holding...
besides, if they weren't there when he woke up, he'd probably never walk again...
@@Pallada8888 Whatever nurse or MD was there when he woke up would have reported the symptoms. They were there for personal reasons, not medical ones.
@@jakepullman4914 Nurses are not sitting by patients' bedside waiting for them to wake up. And Chase would have been too confused/disoriented after waking up to hit the call button right away. His first thought was that he just had an epidural...So I stick to my point...
In a way, diagnosing the patient actually makes Chase's situation worth something.
One of my favorite episodes, especially the conversation and understanding between House and Chase
The season was far from the best, but this was the quintessential episode. A perfect diagnostic moment, a perfect test of House's approach. He's being judged for the first time by someone who isn't biased unreasonably against him. He's having to stand up for everything he's been espousing for the whole series. This is the moment when he's most truly put to the test.
Against _or _*_for._*
House has always cared for his people and patients. He showed many hints of it over the season.
I could never get bored with House M.D. Whenever I need a marathon out of boredom or necessity, this will always serve as excellent entertainment :)
The acting on this show is amazing. The writers are just as exceptional.
Can we point out how Jeffrey Wright always brings an amazing performance in everything hes in, hugely underrated actor.
Definitely Chase's fault and House knew it. He was just trying to deflect to avoid getting Chase too badly in the crosshairs.
Imagine if being a doctor was this interesting
LUL getting stabbed and dealing with legal technicalities is interesting?
@@kaiz1845 better than all of the paperwork they do :D
Besides the paper work it can be! I love it.
I really like Chase among all house's fellows, after he been through the incident that he killed his patient. Very stand-along whole distinct character
Last time i was this early, amber was still alive
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And Vogler was still member of the board.
Last time I was this early, Omar Epps was on ER.
@@anthonymendez1997 you weren't very early at all
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Coming from season 1 to this: ‘Well, that escalated quickly’
This is so random but why is the guy who is interrogating everyone’s room so dark? Just turn some lights on.
The look of absolute terror on houses face when chase said he couldn't feel his legs speaks wonders about how much house really cares
A woman riding you right after someone else broke your heart is usually a lot better than this
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You win the internet for 10 minutes, use it wisely.
"Would it make a difference? 'cause I could knock her up"
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House cares about all his employees he cares for them enough that he decided it's not healthy so he tried to put a wall between him and his emotions, house has stated if a doctor has emotions for the patient it could compromise the treatment of the patient and this episode was basically a perfect example of that.
Watching this episode, I was always wondering in the beginning why Cofield didn’t interview Chase. Then, I saw the stabbing. Season 8 is one of the weaker seasons, but this episode and the one that follows it are good!
I enjoyed Season 8 because the lack of Cuddy forced the writers to be more creative with the cases and also forced them to create that amazing ending.
@@RandalfElVikingo Season 8 was poorly written. Think about it. House was in jail and could easily go back to jail if he slips up. House violated patient rights, he was involved in getting Chase stabbed, and lied to immigration officials about his fake marriage to Dominika. In fact he even nearly chokes a patient to death, and can easily go back to jail for that alone. However, that’s not what send him back to jail. He gets sent back to jail for flushing hockey tickets down a toilet. I know he destroyed an MRI machine, but it’s not as severe as what he did and got away with.
@@anthonymendez1997 I know and I agree, actually they should have gave House more episodes in prison, that setting had potential.
But the series had jumped the shark so many times before this season, to the point they just focused more in the team having fun and actually bonding and we also explored more into Wilson and House relationship.
It may not had the best writting and the Park character brought the dynamics down, but I enjoyed the good moments.
Another thing I did not enjoyed that much is that previous seasons had more creative camera work and they went lazy in this last season (except this episode, the camera direction was brilliant in the narrative).
On a side note, one guy actually had a genius revival idea years ago: the president got sick with some rare disease and it's now House's job to cure him. That idea could be amazing as a three episode arc or even a whole movie.
@@RandalfElVikingo That would be a terrible idea to revive the show with House in it. Think about it. He faked his own death. Legally, he’s dead and cannot really do anything in life. Maybe, he can steal another person’s identity. However, where is he going to get his Vicodin? He would have to find someone with an identical medical history. He can’t move on from faking his own death especially if he were to treat the president.
@@RandalfElVikingo The ending was perfect! It would totally ruin the show to bring it back and it wouldn't make sense. House was a self destructive person, his relationship with his colleagues and friends was damaged EXCEPT for the only person that stuck with him through thick and thin, Wilson and the fact that he chose to give up everything to be with his one and only friend redeemed him from everything that had done before. Another season or movie or whatever wouldn't make sense.
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Medical lawyer: "Seems like he might've been emotionally compromised"
House's Staff: "No, he was pretty calloused and calculating, actually, doing what needed to be done in the grim moment"
Medical lawyer: " *S o H e s A P s y c h o p a t h* ?"
That guy wasn't treated sufficiently hostile. He's blatantly looking for a scapegoat.
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That's the common law system at work. Why make a logical, sober investigation and analysis of the facts when we can go straight for guilt-slinging and self-righteous demagogy?
Besides House, Chase was my favorite character, it wasn’t the same show when he was barely in it for 2 seasons and they brought in 13 and the others, it spoiled the dynamic, no wonder the ratings went down. I enjoyed the interactions between Chase and House, I always thought he was the most like House not Foreman!
To be fair, I found 13 to be a viscerally interesting character
13 and taub were interesting. I liked the newer seasons
The ratings went down because of some people's non-ability to respond to new characters. House md easily did one of the best things for its viewers by constantly changing stuff and dynamics otherwise the show would just become extremely boring. Chase remained interesting till now BECAUSE he wasn't always doing the same thing he was in the first few seasons. I think dying a slow death is far worse than changing things up to keep things interesting.
If only 3 out of 8 seasons were that good the show wouldn't still be liked as much as it is.
@@arsalahmad2200 the later introduced doctors were sooo boring in comparison to the original cast, except for Taub. There was too much focus on 13, she nearly became the central character over House. I would’ve rather have seen the growth of Chase, Foreman Cameron and Wilson as characters than the others any day. It went further downhill and turned into a soap opera with the introduction of House’s relationship with Cuddy. Chase’s later return added far more interest to the show again.
Chase: is a trained professional doctor
Also Chase: pulls the object that just stabbed him out of his body before falling over
Believe it or not, people don't act as though they're fully aware and in perfect control when suffering from extreme shock.
Likely made worse from coming down off the adrenaline that would've been coursing through him from the fight.
Amazing concept, I know.
@@steeltrap3800 Even professionals make mistakes in said moments as well, even if they are aware.
Welcome to shock.
Dear person who keeps this show alive, thank you and merry christmas.
I ove how in medical series the doctors do every type of medicine. Like there was no cardiac, emergency or trauma surgeon working
The look of House's face when chase said " I cant feel my legs"
Whoever you are, you're awesome for keeping this going. All love and good wishes to you
I like how the show presents cases in various different ways, like there's the typical "man walks into a bar" setup but the framing and stuff in this episode is amazing, it's the same type of information but the presentation really sells everything
Wait, why did Chase take the scalpel out? He's a doctor, he should know better, and so should everyone around him in that scene.
Plot armor
Poor writing by non doctors
I'd like to think personally he touched it on accident while he was in shock and then it happened to slip out
I thought the same thing! Another thing that irked me is when Chase was on the floor and Adams stuck her blood soaked, gloved hand inside of Chase's chest! I was like, NOOO, she knows better than that, she's a doctor!!
Shock does wild things. Real wild things.
I’m literally here 2 mins after it’s POSTED. THIS IS INSANE 🔥🔥
Every time I see this episode or episode cut in TH-cam, my heart is aching. Almost literally.
mark of a truly amazing show is that we are still watching clips. just about to rewatch the whole series too
The transitions in this episode are so smooth!
Been edited.
4:20 I remember when I first saw this scene, I nearly cried.
I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THISE SCENE EVERYWHERE THANKKK YoUU WHOEVER KEEPS THIS CHANNEL ALIVE
I've never been so scared and heartbroken of anyone through all the series but Chase😭😭😭
Im rewatching every season of house. These clips remind me why i love the show.
As much as House pushed Chase, and even pushed him away
He was always House’s successor
He cared more then anyone
Finally you included the surgery in your clip. I memorized all the ones that include heart surgery. I used to be a surgical tech as well as an LPN. Open heart has always been my favorite service to work in.
I now want to watch this show again so badly. Thank you for these videos.
During this part of the show it crazy , to see chase turn into house, fucking badass & foreman becoming head of the hospital. Best show ever
House focused on the patient to try and distract himself from the pain he felt for Chase.
Laurie really did a good job with this character.
Boxing Day 2021 and I’m still watching this, one of the biggest moments House shows humility
As much as I think Taub is spineless he’s right, Chase knew the risks and brought a scalpel in anyway
House focused on the patient and not Chase because he knew there were better qualified doctors (i.e surgeons) who could take better care of him and he could mask his fear because he knew Chase was getting that treatment but the moment Chase mentioned the epidural, all bets were off because that was something that might not be fixable and his fear came to the forefront
This was such a brilliantly written and directed episode. Man I love this show
from all the team members that came and gone over the years chase was the longest with house and even so house is the one most affected emotionally about what happened he still put his moral code is still his top priority; patient always comes fist
he cared for chase like if he was a son
You can't expect me to believe a doctor, let alone one of HOUSE'S doctors thats also an incredible surgeon would remove a blade from a stab wound *ESPECIALLY* one lodged right near or in the heart! 😂
I SAID THE SAME THING!!
Did you notice how they edited that part? We never saw Chase remove it, but we see him watch it fall to the floor, implying that he didn’t even notice doing it like he didn’t notice getting stabbed. It was likely the adrenaline
@@miatorelli7387 I could see that, but I still find it hard to believe personally after probably over a decade of emergency care and intense medical experience
Done it again. Clicked on one House clip; I'm now 9 clips and 2 hours in. Love this channel!
I am today's years old when I found out that this series was 8 years ago already 😭