You would think that, but I still remember the last season of Scrubs. The premise wears thin quick. That being said, this particular episode of House is hands-down one of the best in the series.
7:22 We know in the end this patient was actually House himself, and grabbing the syringe of painkiller from the doctor's hand and injecting himself is 100% something House would do.
@@Mohsinbagban He does drop some hints, but it's revealed later on, in a different clip, that this is the story behind House's notorious leg pain. Was he a golfer? I don't recall other mentions of that from other clips.
@@quillmaurer6563 I like the phrasing of "we know" in this context. "We" are the audience of House clips watchers, so "we" probably know from the other clip that this is him. But it also sounds like you're making a pitch to the diagnostic team based on what "we know".
@@quillmaurer6563 Well, there are 3 main parts to playing golf. One, taking a wide stance, grabbing a club with both hands and swinging it, two, walking long distances over uneven and soft terrain, and three, networking with other well to do professionals. The first becomes very difficult when one of your legs won't support your weight, the second becomes pretty difficult when you walk with the assistance of a cane, and the third kind of becomes pointless when your constant pain turns you into such a sharp tongued and bitter cynic that professional advancement is impossible. House probably used to play golf before his leg was cut up.
This was, IMHO, the absolute best episode of the series. Especially when you find out they're discussing House's case: "What are you missing?" "Muscle death." "Not your case." "Nothing wrong with a consult." Hugh Laurie is a brilliant actor. One of the few well known successful actors that you can consistently say isn't playing himself in roles, he's playing a character.
I like how House is actually giving a very good lesson even without his personal attachment to it. Leg pain is very common and can range from a sore muscle from excessive exercise to flesh eating bacteria that will kill the patient within a week, and everything between. With the main issue being that the initial symptom is pretty much always the same regardless of what it actually is “my leg hurts”.
There's a bunch of really good little lessons within his lecture. He makes the point that "most common" has nothing to with a specific patient, that a patient can't always be taken at their word, that in medicine right and wrong are very real and have consequences. It's such a good episode and I really wish more of this type of episode was done
I only just noticed how the three med students vaguely resemble Foreman, Cameron, and Chase. The boring guy, the girl who cares too much, and the prettyboy.
Definitely, I am glad someone pointed it out. The trio matches the trio. It took me a while, but I came to conclusion that Chase 2.0 is the one with glasses. He is eager to please. Foreman 2.0 questions House, is cynical. Cameron 2.0 is emphatic and emotional, yet professional. They even match aesthetically.
I love how he casts Carmen Electra as himself. But yeah, this episode doesn't just explain what happened to his leg. It also explains why he hates liars and patients who think they know better than their doctors; he lied because thought he knew better and it cost him a leg.
Actually his doctors cost him his leg. They wanted to amputate it, he refused to allow that and wanted to try to let it heal to at least give it a chance, and they went behind his back and did a halfway-thing that left his leg in its permanently painful, unusable state.
I’m not sure he thought he “knew better than his doctors”. He made a choice of wanting his leg at risk to his life, but it was his choice. At least should have been. Either I have reached a higher level of objectivity or this world keeps getting more and more clouded by its biases.
I love the common sense House uses here. All the students are trying to be clever, and House is like, well aren't you even going to look at the leg first.
i would have said just based on his info and i haven't watched the rest of the clip or seen the episode. 1) snake bite close to death fence guy, 2) sports volleyball fake for drugs, plenty of witnesses, 3) putput carmen maybe twisted ankle on protrusion or barrier, wouldn't have done it on purpose for drugs would have done it to sue the business, so that one was real. Now to look at the rest of the clip. Ok, watched the clip was right on 1 ! but wrong on the other 2, but still logical
@@smalf00 except he wasn’t abusing drugs (well, not this time at least). Because they thought he was only looking for drugs his embolism diagnosis was delayed and that’s why he limps now. The rest of the episode is very interesting with debates about patient consent and morality. I won’t spoil much, but some patients would rather risk death than lose a leg.
Wait, what? House's case wasn't the middle ground, it was the one that got thrown out as drug seeking behavior. The volleyball girl was the middle ground.
@@SovietReunionYT no he meant that house's leg is the middle ground. The girl got full recovery of her leg. The farmer got his leg amputated. House's leg is in limbo
But House isn’t in a teaching position and show follows House. That hospital also has an ER, do you see him running codes and stitching people up? For real though, you might want to take a look at this old TV show called “ER” which is one of the best medical dramas. It’s got a lot of teaching involved.
@@barsdogukankarakoyun8798 but it's still a teaching hospital and he's a very well know diagnostician so it would make sense in a tv show for him to teach some too
@@strawberrylotlizard He is teaching. Cameron, Chase and Foreman are his students. They later went on to become great doctors because of House. Cameron became head of the ER dept and later specialises in Pediatrics, Chase became a great surgeon and later took over House's position as Head of Diagnostics and Foreman took over Cuddy as the Chief of the Hospital.
i love the fact that when cameron is taking family history; the generations of greatparents get taller and bigger, indicating the linear line of family tree expanding back.
@@DrakeOola english is not my first language, however the word "linear" is in my language as "lineer" and line is "çizgi". so i was translating from turkish to english, that kind of stuff happens. thanks for the attention :))
I hate people who act like English is the only language in the world and everyone should spell words correctly 100% of the time. Just don't mind that person. Bir savunma yapmana hiç gerek yok, umursama böyle insanları, kardeşim.
@@Yigit-nw4et That is quite interesting. Does that imply that a line can also refer to a curve in Turkish? Also how are the two words so different? Is one a loan word and one not?
@@supershinigami1 Absolutely believable for the first few seasons and up until she met he famous patient who was doing tests on live patients without their knowledge. Forget the episode name but he one that opens with him testing on lab rats and him making a bet with House that House can cure him in 24 hours, to which House loses.
@@supershinigami1 Didn't Cameron actually conduct a ton of invasive and expensive tests on a patient in order to try and prove she didn't have lung cancer? But in the end it turned out Cameron was just in denial, and the patient had lung cancer?
I am so engrained in the show, that I bought into Dr. House's dream, and only realized that Carmen Electra was a guest cameo when she and house interacted. This show is great!
@@manaals5364 "engrained" is a less common spelling of the word "ingrained", which you could say this show has then been "engrained" onto so many of its fans, so even though the usage of the word was wrong and the spelling questionable, it's not that far off from what he was trying to say.
I love how the patients are acting out and speaking out exactly how House is giving the facts. The whole episode is filmed so well. And then the literal visuals of what they talking about, like when they took the family history and all of the family was in the room with them.
This was not only the beat episode of House, but this was also the episode that gave definition to the character’House’. There’s almost no one who liked him, some were scared of him, some despised him and some down right hated him, no one wanted to be around him but when he spoke medicine and diagnostics everyone stopped and listened to him…the character’s genius was irresistible.
I love the end where the 3 students come to the realization that they still don’t know 💩 even after all the med school. What is on display in this episode is book knowledge vs experience knowledge. One can be taught. One cannot.
@@nightlightabcd they be taught to extent, but until you have actual experience, all you have is concepts. Having the book knowledge makes it easier to process things once you experience them.
In a classroom you're dealing with facts, in the field you're dealing with a mix of facts, half truths, unlying conditions that are unknown and total lies on the patient side alone. On the doctor side you can have human error, false positives/negatives and gaps in knowledge. This a field where there is very little that you can be 100% certain about.
No both are taught. That’s what this is demonstrating. What they learn compared to how they will actually have to implement it in real life. And without the book knowledge the experience would be useless.
7:51 "You're gonna see a lot of drug seeking behavior in your practice, and there's a reason: it works." Was totally expecting him to pop a Vicodin at this point
It's super infuriating when doctors blame EVERY patient in pain as a drug addict. If you go around trying to stop the drug addicts you're gonna attack regular people that don't deserve it.
Just finished watching House all the way through, it's one of the best tv shows of all time I wish someone had made me watch it sooner! Don't miss this gem of a series!
I work literally everyday… this is what gets me thru the day XD knowing I can come home and watch house , and other shows that are medical related :) ty to whoever puts these “short episodes” out !
Really clever episode, I like how they utilize the hypothetical/teaching elements, like how the farmer is a stereotypical, over the top farmer which isn't how the show usually portrays characters. Usually they're one grounded thing and then it turns out they're actually more absurd.
At the start, the room has a small number of med students. By the end, the same shot shows the room packed, every seat filled, everyone (including his staff and friends) coming to listen.
I had to go watch this episode after watching the clip..haha, so good! And it got me thinking, a spin off about the teaching aspect of the hospital, with old characters we remember occasionally showing up, could be great. They couldn't call it House, and they'd have to be careful not to have the same issues scrubs had, but I could really see it working.
@5:07 I like how those people agreed to be in the room together like that. And even if it was photoshopped in post, they still had to be arranged to where they weren’t blending into each other. This took compromise!
I really loved "House." And I enjoyed so many episodes. from so many different seasons. But to this day, this one is still one of my absolute favs. No doubt!
I gave you a thumbs up thinking I had missed that tidbit (which would have been a good one) only to rewatch it and find out the number of people stayed constant. Boo, sir. I feel like I was Rick-Rolled into rewatching an episode that I really didn't mind rewatching.
But this was the very first season. Could she have actually seen any episodes by then? Maybe she just heard about this new show and attended the casting? Or maybe one of the producers invited her for a guest appearance?
@@Domasiukas probably tried her hand out at acting. If you have a good agent they will get you a good small role like this one to test the waters. And this was back when Carmen was at the top so she would of had pull as well. That's my guess
I was once in agony, and the ER would not give me anything for the pain, because they assumed I was a drug seeker. It was like being trapped in a nightmare.
Probably the best episode of the whole series. Love how the class went from a third full to standing room only with everyone staying nearly an hour over.
I’m a tad confused about how a dog bite was confused with a snake bite but.... ok. 🤷♀️ I loved how the young actors couldn’t help laughing at Hugh Laurie’s sarcastic lines. 😂
At that point they assumed the patient was being truthful. It is difficult to not notice a large dog biting you. They assumed the snake because the farmer lied and said he felt the pain but did not see any thing.
Every week I end up watching a few of these house clips and they are great but I'm getting worried about coming to the point when I have watched them all, I wish I could ask house what I should do
I live in the prairies and watching this episode, I thought about the farmer case. Worst case scenario it’s a rattlesnake or a moccasin. Best case scenario it’s a garter. But please don’t pick up any random snake. They can and will bite you.
Spoiler: In the episode it later turns out that the farmer lied about the snake bite because he actually knew what had bitten him; his dog. The bite transferred flesh eating bacteria (iirc) and they ended up amputating the leg.
Working to ID the snake is a bit silly though. The same antivenin works on cottonmouths, rattlesnakes, and copperheads, so a strict ID can be helpful but isn’t super necessary in most of the US.
They should have had one show where it definitely was lupus. The problem is that most doctors don’t know as much about lupus as the patients do because it has so many variables and only experiencing it and studying each of its presentations and conferring with other people who have it will teach you anything about lupus.
ya know i dont think anyone notices at first but the guy who ends up being house looks almost identical to him when he pops into frame. whoch means house described himself with just a few differences to throw them off.
There’s another reason. Patients that are dependent on pain killers and experiencing withdrawal will experience heightened symptoms that those medications normally are used to treat.
For anybody interested in what happened to House... House had a leg aneurysm in his thigh that clotted and blocked off blood flow causing the tissue in his quadricep muscles to begin to die which is what caused the pain he felt the first time. The doctors didn't diagnosis it in time but he did but by that time it was too late and most of the tissue in his leg was dead and at risk of causing him sepsis. He didn't want his leg amputated because in his words "I like my leg" and instead had them bypass all of the dead tissue to restore blood flow so he could keep his leg after everything that had happened. The issues this caused after surgery were a risk of organ failure and cardiac arrest but he chose to take that risk. After the surgery though, he had to deal with EXCRUCIATING pain that nearly killed him. He authorized being put into a medically-induced coma to sleep the pain away. Stacy was his medical proxy and Cuddy who was his doctor at that point, chose to remove just the dead tissue in his leg while he was in a coma. This resulted in part of his leg not working and House's chronic pain. Stacy going behind House's back is what broke them up (they were never married). One can also argue that the guilt of being the one to convince Stacy to go for the surgery and seeing what it caused House to have to deal with is the reason why Cuddy gave House so much leeway than anybody else would.
The farmer responding like technical report was pretty funny. Makes me realize that House does respect his patients enough to read between the lines. Likewise in his head, he exaggerates Cameron's attention to detail.
I'd watch a whole series of House just giving seminars to med students
You have been globally banned for causing aids
You would think that, but I still remember the last season of Scrubs. The premise wears thin quick. That being said, this particular episode of House is hands-down one of the best in the series.
@@seprithlicastia463 what are you talking about all the seasons of scrubs were wonderful i just wish it would have made it past the 8th season
@@hardwirecars cope
Agreed
7:22 We know in the end this patient was actually House himself, and grabbing the syringe of painkiller from the doctor's hand and injecting himself is 100% something House would do.
Really? I got it from the hints "She's quite the golfer". "She's mine. You can't have it".
@@Mohsinbagban He does drop some hints, but it's revealed later on, in a different clip, that this is the story behind House's notorious leg pain. Was he a golfer? I don't recall other mentions of that from other clips.
They’re also wearing similar clothes
@@quillmaurer6563 I like the phrasing of "we know" in this context.
"We" are the audience of House clips watchers, so "we" probably know from the other clip that this is him.
But it also sounds like you're making a pitch to the diagnostic team based on what "we know".
@@quillmaurer6563 Well, there are 3 main parts to playing golf. One, taking a wide stance, grabbing a club with both hands and swinging it, two, walking long distances over uneven and soft terrain, and three, networking with other well to do professionals.
The first becomes very difficult when one of your legs won't support your weight, the second becomes pretty difficult when you walk with the assistance of a cane, and the third kind of becomes pointless when your constant pain turns you into such a sharp tongued and bitter cynic that professional advancement is impossible. House probably used to play golf before his leg was cut up.
I really like how the previously not very full auditorium fills up because everyone wants to hear House's lecture.
This was, IMHO, the absolute best episode of the series. Especially when you find out they're discussing House's case:
"What are you missing?"
"Muscle death."
"Not your case."
"Nothing wrong with a consult."
Hugh Laurie is a brilliant actor. One of the few well known successful actors that you can consistently say isn't playing himself in roles, he's playing a character.
@@ialsoagreethis and Amber's death
U commented twice I saw that
@@Vayavel2324 And?
I like how House is actually giving a very good lesson even without his personal attachment to it. Leg pain is very common and can range from a sore muscle from excessive exercise to flesh eating bacteria that will kill the patient within a week, and everything between. With the main issue being that the initial symptom is pretty much always the same regardless of what it actually is “my leg hurts”.
There is phages for killing flesh eating bacteria?
There's a bunch of really good little lessons within his lecture. He makes the point that "most common" has nothing to with a specific patient, that a patient can't always be taken at their word, that in medicine right and wrong are very real and have consequences. It's such a good episode and I really wish more of this type of episode was done
I only just noticed how the three med students vaguely resemble Foreman, Cameron, and Chase. The boring guy, the girl who cares too much, and the prettyboy.
Boring guy and pretty boy are more “teacher’s pet” and “defyer”, which does match Chase and Foreman at that point
Not to mention 'the pretty boy was Australian.
Definitely, I am glad someone pointed it out. The trio matches the trio. It took me a while, but I came to conclusion that Chase 2.0 is the one with glasses. He is eager to please. Foreman 2.0 questions House, is cynical. Cameron 2.0 is emphatic and emotional, yet professional.
They even match aesthetically.
I love how he casts Carmen Electra as himself. But yeah, this episode doesn't just explain what happened to his leg. It also explains why he hates liars and patients who think they know better than their doctors; he lied because thought he knew better and it cost him a leg.
This is one of my favourite episodes in the series.
Actually his doctors cost him his leg. They wanted to amputate it, he refused to allow that and wanted to try to let it heal to at least give it a chance, and they went behind his back and did a halfway-thing that left his leg in its permanently painful, unusable state.
I’m not sure he thought he “knew better than his doctors”. He made a choice of wanting his leg at risk to his life, but it was his choice. At least should have been.
Either I have reached a higher level of objectivity or this world keeps getting more and more clouded by its biases.
@@Emerl18 doctors? DoctoR. And wife.
@@rowlandbuck2703 The world has always feigned objectivity, you are just starting to notice it more and more
I love the common sense House uses here. All the students are trying to be clever, and House is like, well aren't you even going to look at the leg first.
i would have said just based on his info and i haven't watched the rest of the clip or seen the episode. 1) snake bite close to death fence guy, 2) sports volleyball fake for drugs, plenty of witnesses, 3) putput carmen maybe twisted ankle on protrusion or barrier, wouldn't have done it on purpose for drugs would have done it to sue the business, so that one was real. Now to look at the rest of the clip. Ok, watched the clip was right on 1 ! but wrong on the other 2, but still logical
@@eolsunder one of the patients was house. Watch to find out which one
I teach emergency medicine to paramedics and firefighters, I do this ALL the time, treat the patient not the injuries/illness.
@@wfl19 between a farmer, a teenage girl and someone who abuses drugs? this is more spoiling the twist than anything lol
@@smalf00 except he wasn’t abusing drugs (well, not this time at least). Because they thought he was only looking for drugs his embolism diagnosis was delayed and that’s why he limps now.
The rest of the episode is very interesting with debates about patient consent and morality. I won’t spoil much, but some patients would rather risk death than lose a leg.
This was a brilliant episode, House's case being the middle ground was genius.
Wait, what? House's case wasn't the middle ground, it was the one that got thrown out as drug seeking behavior. The volleyball girl was the middle ground.
@@SovietReunionYT no he meant that house's leg is the middle ground. The girl got full recovery of her leg. The farmer got his leg amputated. House's leg is in limbo
I wish House, M.D. had more episodes like this because it's supposed to be a "teaching hospital"
But House isn’t in a teaching position and show follows House. That hospital also has an ER, do you see him running codes and stitching people up?
For real though, you might want to take a look at this old TV show called “ER” which is one of the best medical dramas. It’s got a lot of teaching involved.
@@barsdogukankarakoyun8798 Or Scrubs. Especially the first three seasons.
@@barsdogukankarakoyun8798 but it's still a teaching hospital and he's a very well know diagnostician so it would make sense in a tv show for him to teach some too
@@strawberrylotlizard He is teaching. Cameron, Chase and Foreman are his students. They later went on to become great doctors because of House. Cameron became head of the ER dept and later specialises in Pediatrics, Chase became a great surgeon and later took over House's position as Head of Diagnostics and Foreman took over Cuddy as the Chief of the Hospital.
@@ShadowMoon878 why are you telling me this? I've seen the show and no his team aren't students but yes he does teach them
"Oh, there are people who find those things out." Cuts to foreman and chase doing god knows what on yet another rediculous mission 😂
"god knows what" would be very clearly "looking for snakes" x)
Honestly a waste of time though. If he didn't know he'd been bitten, there's probably plenty of venom around the bite. You swab and send for typing
Ridiculous *
@@DirtyPrancing with the information they had, that's what the most obvious solution was. Did you even watch the clip? Jesus Lmao
@@carlosmspk Well yeah - I think the joke is, that those two do A LOT of stuff they aren't supposed to.
I said that before and I say it again : the first 3 seasons of house md are pure gold !!!
Also last 2 episodes of S4
I do like the fourth season with Thirteen. She's hilarious.
i love the fact that when cameron is taking family history; the generations of greatparents get taller and bigger, indicating the linear line of family tree expanding back.
"linear line" 🤓🤦♂️
@@DrakeOola english is not my first language, however the word "linear" is in my language as "lineer" and line is "çizgi". so i was translating from turkish to english, that kind of stuff happens. thanks for the attention :))
I hate people who act like English is the only language in the world and everyone should spell words correctly 100% of the time. Just don't mind that person. Bir savunma yapmana hiç gerek yok, umursama böyle insanları, kardeşim.
@@zyassiri biliyorum kanka yabancılarda kamuoyu topluyorum elemanı ratioladım, hehehehe ama yine de saolasın varol
@@Yigit-nw4et That is quite interesting. Does that imply that a line can also refer to a curve in Turkish? Also how are the two words so different? Is one a loan word and one not?
Honestly, if presented out of context, that clip of Cameron is entirely believable.
not really
@@supershinigami1 Absolutely believable for the first few seasons and up until she met he famous patient who was doing tests on live patients without their knowledge. Forget the episode name but he one that opens with him testing on lab rats and him making a bet with House that House can cure him in 24 hours, to which House loses.
@@mspionage1743 That's "Informed Consent". S03E03
@@supershinigami1 Didn't Cameron actually conduct a ton of invasive and expensive tests on a patient in order to try and prove she didn't have lung cancer? But in the end it turned out Cameron was just in denial, and the patient had lung cancer?
I am so engrained in the show, that I bought into Dr. House's dream, and only realized that Carmen Electra was a guest cameo when she and house interacted. This show is great!
Her last name is Electra.
@@Alakaizer Sorry, dang auto correct on my phone
Engrossed*
@@manaals5364 "engrained" is a less common spelling of the word "ingrained", which you could say this show has then been "engrained" onto so many of its fans, so even though the usage of the word was wrong and the spelling questionable, it's not that far off from what he was trying to say.
I love how the patients are acting out and speaking out exactly how House is giving the facts. The whole episode is filmed so well. And then the literal visuals of what they talking about, like when they took the family history and all of the family was in the room with them.
I think this episode is easily one of my top 3 in all of House.
It's in my top 3 all time single TV episodes the other 2 are Falina, BB and Free Churro, Bojack.
This was not only the beat episode of House, but this was also the episode that gave definition to the character’House’. There’s almost no one who liked him, some were scared of him, some despised him and some down right hated him, no one wanted to be around him but when he spoke medicine and diagnostics everyone stopped and listened to him…the character’s genius was irresistible.
And people. Don't forget his genius of reading people.
I love the end where the 3 students come to the realization that they still don’t know 💩 even after all the med school. What is on display in this episode is book knowledge vs experience knowledge. One can be taught. One cannot.
This is all about sharing experiences, so experiences can bed taught. In fact, what is in the basic medical books is also from experiences!
@@nightlightabcd they be taught to extent, but until you have actual experience, all you have is concepts. Having the book knowledge makes it easier to process things once you experience them.
In a classroom you're dealing with facts, in the field you're dealing with a mix of facts, half truths, unlying conditions that are unknown and total lies on the patient side alone. On the doctor side you can have human error, false positives/negatives and gaps in knowledge. This a field where there is very little that you can be 100% certain about.
No both are taught. That’s what this is demonstrating. What they learn compared to how they will actually have to implement it in real life.
And without the book knowledge the experience would be useless.
Which begs the question, why have so much medical school? Why not simply tier it like tech support and have supervisors and apprentices.
Just a brilliant episode, one of my favourites, medically and story wise. I love House a lot, and can’t wait to watch it again after exams!
7:51 "You're gonna see a lot of drug seeking behavior in your practice, and there's a reason: it works."
Was totally expecting him to pop a Vicodin at this point
Probably my favourite episode, just brilliant.
It's super infuriating when doctors blame EVERY patient in pain as a drug addict. If you go around trying to stop the drug addicts you're gonna attack regular people that don't deserve it.
One of the best episodes in all of house
Love this episode, and the way it ended with 2 different paths and the one in the middle being the worst.
Just finished watching House all the way through, it's one of the best tv shows of all time I wish someone had made me watch it sooner! Don't miss this gem of a series!
I work literally everyday… this is what gets me thru the day XD knowing I can come home and watch house , and other shows that are medical related :) ty to whoever puts these “short episodes” out !
They actually got Carmen Electra for the episode..... 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
‘Carmen is mine’ 💀
-House
Carmen*
Really clever episode, I like how they utilize the hypothetical/teaching elements, like how the farmer is a stereotypical, over the top farmer which isn't how the show usually portrays characters. Usually they're one grounded thing and then it turns out they're actually more absurd.
At the start, the room has a small number of med students. By the end, the same shot shows the room packed, every seat filled, everyone (including his staff and friends) coming to listen.
I had to go watch this episode after watching the clip..haha, so good! And it got me thinking, a spin off about the teaching aspect of the hospital, with old characters we remember occasionally showing up, could be great. They couldn't call it House, and they'd have to be careful not to have the same issues scrubs had, but I could really see it working.
What was the issue with Scrubs? That show was great.
3:04 "i need you to take off your pants" lol that look after he said it :D
@5:07
I like how those people agreed to be in the room together like that. And even if it was photoshopped in post, they still had to be arranged to where they weren’t blending into each other.
This took compromise!
These short seminars House gives are allways the best
I really loved "House." And I enjoyed so many episodes. from so many different seasons.
But to this day, this one is still one of my absolute favs. No doubt!
As someone with a herniated disc pinching the nerve root, I would agree that's the amount of pain in that condition
One of the most iconic episodes in the entire show! Also, David Shore directed it himself
3:18 is one of my favourite facial expressions of House :D
Who wouldn't when you can look at Carmen Electra's legs?
I literally binge all 8 seasons once a year. Definitely my favorite TV show of all time.
This is easily one of my favorite episodes.
I wish they did more episodes like this. It was a really cool format
This is one of the best episodes on the entire house series
Up to now I'm still watching this TV show. There should be an updated series for this man.
"But if we're gonna look at a leg" 🤣🤣
A handful of people in the seats to start. By the end of his seminar, its standing room only.
My favourite detail is that the lecture starts almost empty, but is standing room only by the end.
I gave you a thumbs up thinking I had missed that tidbit (which would have been a good one) only to rewatch it and find out the number of people stayed constant. Boo, sir. I feel like I was Rick-Rolled into rewatching an episode that I really didn't mind rewatching.
I been watching house clips for like 10 years since it ended
This was one of the finest episodes of all 8 seasons.... ❤️
The brilliance of the writers , wow.
David Shore wrote this one, and, yes, it *is* brilliant.
I swear, I have no idea what they’re talking about but the energy of it all gets me so excited
The farmer, when asked about pain, just said, "I'm here ain't I?"
The last patient who was seeking drugs acted exactly the way my wife describes these faking patients at her work.
I'm interested to see that they actually got Carmen Electra to appear as herself.
But this was the very first season. Could she have actually seen any episodes by then? Maybe she just heard about this new show and attended the casting? Or maybe one of the producers invited her for a guest appearance?
@@Domasiukas probably tried her hand out at acting. If you have a good agent they will get you a good small role like this one to test the waters. And this was back when Carmen was at the top so she would of had pull as well. That's my guess
One of my favourite episodes in the series.
One of Top Five Episodes perfectly done love seeing the medical students jumping to zebras always happens
"You want me to tell what kind of snake it was from the shape of the hole in the leg?"
Yes, you can literally do that.
this episode was genius.
i just loved the whole med students arc before we got 13, Taub and Kutner lol
I was once in agony, and the ER would not give me anything for the pain, because they assumed I was a drug seeker. It was like being trapped in a nightmare.
Theses shows could never be made today, never.
This is one of the stand out, genius episodes of House. The stuff TV was made for. What a show! ❤
Probably the best episode of the whole series. Love how the class went from a third full to standing room only with everyone staying nearly an hour over.
The person who has written the title is a genius 😂😂
I’m a tad confused about how a dog bite was confused with a snake bite but.... ok. 🤷♀️ I loved how the young actors couldn’t help laughing at Hugh Laurie’s sarcastic lines. 😂
At that point they assumed the patient was being truthful. It is difficult to not notice a large dog biting you. They assumed the snake because the farmer lied and said he felt the pain but did not see any thing.
Every week I end up watching a few of these house clips and they are great but I'm getting worried about coming to the point when I have watched them all, I wish I could ask house what I should do
Love how the farmer has straw in his mouth despite being in the hospital. 😂
This is IMO the best episode.
patient: "AAAAAAAARRRRGGGGGHHH" at 7:05 lol
No one's commenting on the man that played House. In hindsight it's so obvious. He really captured House's mannerisms there.
I live in the prairies and watching this episode, I thought about the farmer case. Worst case scenario it’s a rattlesnake or a moccasin. Best case scenario it’s a garter.
But please don’t pick up any random snake. They can and will bite you.
Spoiler: In the episode it later turns out that the farmer lied about the snake bite because he actually knew what had bitten him; his dog. The bite transferred flesh eating bacteria (iirc) and they ended up amputating the leg.
Working to ID the snake is a bit silly though. The same antivenin works on cottonmouths, rattlesnakes, and copperheads, so a strict ID can be helpful but isn’t super necessary in most of the US.
7:10 that face is so funny man😂😂
Omg, why did you do this to me. Now I wanna watch the whole series again 😁
“Sir, are you having pa-“
AUGGGH AGHHHHHHAGAG
“Are you having pain anywhere?”
😂😂
Perhaps the greatest single episode in a series of excellent episodes! I think this show ended because they ran out of fascinating ideas!
They should have had one show where it definitely was lupus. The problem is that most doctors don’t know as much about lupus as the patients do because it has so many variables and only experiencing it and studying each of its presentations and conferring with other people who have it will teach you anything about lupus.
ya know i dont think anyone notices at first but the guy who ends up being house looks almost identical to him when he pops into frame. whoch means house described himself with just a few differences to throw them off.
3:59 “Oo there are people who does things like that” 😂😂
I love how he gives no respect to chase or foreman!! 😂😂
We need more Doctors like House in this world.
One of my favorite TV episodes let alone a House episode
Having been in med. Since 1979 i just dig this sorta stuff big. Thanks whoever write's Houses scripts
House is a natural teacher. He missed his calling.
I love that part of i saw the way you are looking at Carmel stay away
There’s another reason. Patients that are dependent on pain killers and experiencing withdrawal will experience heightened symptoms that those medications normally are used to treat.
For anybody interested in what happened to House...
House had a leg aneurysm in his thigh that clotted and blocked off blood flow causing the tissue in his quadricep muscles to begin to die which is what caused the pain he felt the first time. The doctors didn't diagnosis it in time but he did but by that time it was too late and most of the tissue in his leg was dead and at risk of causing him sepsis. He didn't want his leg amputated because in his words "I like my leg" and instead had them bypass all of the dead tissue to restore blood flow so he could keep his leg after everything that had happened. The issues this caused after surgery were a risk of organ failure and cardiac arrest but he chose to take that risk. After the surgery though, he had to deal with EXCRUCIATING pain that nearly killed him. He authorized being put into a medically-induced coma to sleep the pain away. Stacy was his medical proxy and Cuddy who was his doctor at that point, chose to remove just the dead tissue in his leg while he was in a coma. This resulted in part of his leg not working and House's chronic pain. Stacy going behind House's back is what broke them up (they were never married). One can also argue that the guilt of being the one to convince Stacy to go for the surgery and seeing what it caused House to have to deal with is the reason why Cuddy gave House so much leeway than anybody else would.
this was easily in my top 5 favorite episodes in the whole series
What a cool TH-cam video. I’d totally watch this if it was a full tv series
Loving the 0 second ads on all these clips lol
Masterly Course! The best episode of the 1st season
One of the best of the show!!!! This was awarded ⭐️ 🔥🔥
The farmer responding like technical report was pretty funny. Makes me realize that House does respect his patients enough to read between the lines. Likewise in his head, he exaggerates Cameron's attention to detail.
Possibly my favourite bit of the whole show
The whole start of this season is my favourite in the whole series.
These clips are good for teaching! Liked house series because of the amount I learnt! Amazing. Still refreshes my memory
I loved how the story ended up being Dr. House with his knee!
This is the first truly amazing episode of House.
These kind of segments should be shown in medical schools /Collages
Loved this show.
If you’re gonna look at a leg, it may as well be Carmen Electra’s leg
If you watch enough of these clips you stop trusting people... so see you all in therapy 🤚
hahaha
Love how House tried to make any point at all about expensive tests 😅
Good to see that Joey Donner went beyond regional tube sock ads.
"sir, are you getting pain?"
"AAAAAAARGH"
a great episode