House Gets Humbled | House M.D.
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- A patient of House manages to analyse and deconstruct his character right before his eyes!
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The irony of all the people he'd pissed off, that couldn't touch him, and then this guy breaks him down, completely civilly. That's powerful characterization.
Angel Bowfinger it's not as shocking as you might think. Take a chapter from my life. It happens all the time.
Very intelligent person. Was supposed to go far. Became disabled. Decided to become a streamer. Life still gets in the way. But I am still intelligent.
Point is, I argue with people all the time. People get riled up all day. All kinds. Often. It's always the calm ones that break you down.
Think of water and why dams are so complicated and named dams. It just slowly absorbs into you and next thing you know, damn, and you cave in.
NinjaOnANinja you're not House, shut up.
ThatTastedPurple house isn't real, idiot.
It may not be real, yet we get so invested into these type of characters that we see ourselves in them. You may disagree with me, but there is a difference between that which is fiction and that which is fake: the first is believable, tangible, imaginatively grounded... the other one is not.
Santiago Álvarez M. House is impossibly intelligent, just like sherlock Holmes. There are instances which are believable, but then their are some that are not. Here is believable and relatable, because he isn't doing anything amazing. Which is why I relate. I am quite quick and intelligent. Not educated very much, but I get by. I figure out stuff that other people have no answer for. I turn heads in intelligent debate and piss off people who are used to being the life of the party because I always end up showing them up. The only people who ever show me up, do so like this guy in this video did. Personally, I wish more people could do that to me, I crave a learning environment where I can grow, but people are cattle this day and age. It's why I hang out at libraries and college campuses. People love me in those places because debates are never the same and always enlightening and interesting.
My original point was that no one is as good as house because there are things no one can do. It's why I hate most shows and most movies. I tend to see the line between possible and not and when they do the impossible, it kills it for me. Unless it's a movie based on doing impossible shit, then its w.e. But I tend to not watch those because it is that kind of crap that turns you into cattle.
Anyway, all this off the top of my head. Ranting is what I do and why people who want to learn enjoy my company. It's also why kids or show offs hate me because I always ride to the challenge and generally win.
Number 1 in playstation all stars and partially responsible for the progress of my wow guild back in molten core days. We were like the 8th guild to complete it. Don't remember if it was world wide or just America, but either way, it was a challenge, and that is what I live for.
Okay, no more ranting. Just can't help it. Literally gotta force my self to shut up lol
this is one of my favorite house Moments with a patient.
its like House finally found someone who really understood him
Agreed. This and his talk with the politician really stuck with me.
Andrew Yu when a patient connected with House was really powerful.
it showed us House had a heart and only the people who were like him in some way really understood him.
EPrimeify its season 1 the name of the episode is DNR
Thirteen's "You spend your whole life looking for answers. Because you think the next answer will change something, maybe make you a little less miserable. And you know that when you run out of questions, you don't just run out of answers, you run out of hope." made House think the same way. Classic moments.
There are other times he finds patients who understand him on some level, such as with the "sociopath." He was interested in her because he identified with her emotional numbness, and she recognized that and called him out on it. Granted, House isn't a sociopath, but he's definitely abnormally emotionally stunted and he struggles to outwardly express his emotions.
The one line in House M.D. that hits me hardest starts at 1:45:
"The reason why normal people got wives and kids and hobbies, whatevah... it's because they don't got that one thing that hits 'em that hard and that true. I got music. You got... this. The thing that you think about all the time. The thing that keeps you south of normal. Yeah, makes us great. Makes us the best. All we miss out on is everything else."
Millions of years ago, I was a musician; a drummer. I practiced six hours a day, minimum, and my entire self was wrapped up in "I am a drummer." I was in an accident and broke both my arms. I found I couldn't play drums anymore, and tried keyboards, and quickly realized I could be a mediocre keyboard player. I couldn't accept that and ended up homeless for a year while I tried to rebuild my self-image. Eventually, I got to where I could actually listen to music again, but never to where I could play it.
Decades later, I could honestly say "At least I got to be a musician. Most people will never get that chance."
@@chenrobbins Even if no one else appreciates your comment, I have to say, that was POWERFUL dude...
@@chenrobbins you don't need nothing but an arm with 2 fingers to make music on a computer. Get the FL studio software or any other DAW. You haven't stopped being a musician. You will be able to do on a computer more than any musician with their bare hands.
@@chenrobbins Then pass that chance forward. Your love of music should never stop because of an accident. I know it is hard, but can't you teach your passion of music to others? Share your your knowledge, experience and skills. Show others what it is like to be a musician, like yourself.
@@chenrobbins wow, im sure you must have gone to a bad place when you lost your musical talent. Ive experienced some pretty dissapointing life events too, but we just keep praying on.
The Sad truth between being extraordinary exceptional at one thing and being ordinary average at anything
richdoesit927 So True And that’s why only the musician understood House, because he was like him. The episode ignorance is bliss touches this subject again, the guy decided to sacrifice his gift for happiness.
He made himself dumb to not be alone and be happy with someone else and while House is fiction we saw in the Aviator Howard Hughes was alone and anti social because he was an extraordinary mind.
Sara Zonana yeah I hear you the writing on this show was exceptionally good. But in all honestly I would sacrifice raw skill or talent for happiness.
richdoesit927 mmmm i don’t know, having a very special skill and change this world in some way make a big mark most be really cool too, being such a good at healing people and be the only one who can do that most be really satisfactory.
Or making a huge contribution to science it most feel really nice.
Sara Zonana most definitely you provided all good points which would make house quite the humanitarian lol however being miserable and alone is not the type of life I'll aspire to have. "When its over its over" that by far has to be the most chilling heart hitting statement I have ever heard.
shut your pie hole,you and I know that success and anything else at the same time is viable,and what the propaganda about this and similar shows is that men who dont do family life should die and suffer,feminism at some point but on the other hand both of them are sick and in pain,so family life is out of the question for them
(SPOILERS!!!)When you think about it, this scene makes the season finale all the more heartbreaking. In the end, the one thing he loved the most in the world over mystery, medicine, and his career was Wilson. He gave up all of it just to spend 5 months with his best friend.
Jessica Dias Actually, he did say a couple of times that if something went wrong with medicine he would pursue reserach in physics, so he would still have the puzzle, just not the saving lifes part
How could he have any career tho after having faked his death?
I'm sure House can be an online Doctor, or create a fake identity.
I dont think he was ever interested in his "career" but otherwise you couldnt be more right
@@Zsooltt Great, now we need a series consisting only of Sheldon Cooper and House fighting for 20min straight trying to solve physics problems.
Among all House episodes, all guest characters, this guy was the only one that actually managed to break my heart...
"How many of those pills you taking?"
"I'm in pain."
"Aren't we all?"
Who is it?
Keep forgetting the name.
John Henry?
Blacklist Harold Cooper
GamingSpoiler the people who got hit by this are depressed
House at the end when he agreed with him, made me realize that he accepted that explanation. To find someone with his view point and who understands him completely, that's crazy. There's many people like that. Putting your heart and soul into one thing. And have your life revolve around it so much that it becomes an obsession. This whole series is about his obsession with medical puzzles.
Sad but true
This is before Commander Lock realized he was jacked in to the matrix.
Then he joined the FBI.
he was martian manhunter all along
Had to scroll down too long for this
Lol funny comment but Lock was Zion Born
This was such a perfect moment. House meets someone just like him, maybe not in personality but in drive. For these two the work is who they define themselves as but it costs them everything else.House doesn't want to admit he's passionate about anything but here he meets someone who knows what it's like to have something you live to doregardless of what it costs.
That patient has the coolest voice I have ever heard
He switched to a more obamish voice when he did the Blacklist
hes in the matrix films not the first but the other 2
HAROLD!!
The absolute best line in the entire series is from this episode. Playing "wonderful world" at the end, he asks how many of those pills you take a day? House pauses and says "I'm in pain" and he replies "Aren't we all?"
Man that hit hard on House.
It sad when someone tells the truth to your face
Yes
By far one of the best moments in the entire series
You know it's a good episode when house gets stopped in his tracks you know it's a great episode when we learn more about him and his family
Yes absolutely
One of those rare moments somebody left House speechless. Even a patient at that.
House gave him positivity, and he humbled House with their 'thing'.
Powerful dialogue and script, and act.
I think its safe to say, that priest and this guy did a good job of dismantling house in a normal non threatening way
When the patient outmonologues House... it's DEFINITELY lupus.
The moment house found himself in another person,someone who he could not lie to or give a sarcastic reply to as house does, someone who is determined in himself as what house does as it was a poignant moment and one most house fans love as it shows houses vulvernability, love this show
I agree you see the real house the one who is in pain not just with his leg as he has one of the greatest brains but doesn't have anything else in his life other then being a doctor which is his greatest blessing and his greatest hinderance at the same time.
Always coming back to this scene it’s not about him saying that he doesn’t have anyone to come home to, the part that gets me is him saying “when it’s over, it’s over..” gets me more than anything. What a scene.
This was the greatest guest actor in this show.
I hated hearing this. My entire life, I've been hugely creative, and after that failed as a career, it went in another direction. Engineering. But unlike these two men, I've never had the actual fulfillment of that forever-burning 'something'. All I have is the lack of those things I'd forgotten to pursue during my obsessive creative years.
davidsirmons it’s never to late man
as an engineer myself, all I'll say is that an engineering career opens many doors that allow you to pursue other creative endeavors. Consider the possibilities and how you can apply the skills you've learned and work from there.
@Davidsirmons I understand your frustration, spend time with your self, listen to that silent voice, re evaluate and comeback
Oh and let us in on your journey
You’re no where near the intellect. Everyone thinks they’re creative
I'll never forget how poignant this scene was. It's been years since I first saw it, but I keep returning to it. Pure brilliance!
"Yeah. Makes us great. Makes us the best. All we miss out is everything else."
This is a painful speech. Basically there are those normal people that have everything but don't have "that one thing", there are who who have that one thing that makes them the best, but they miss out on everything else...
...And then there's me who doesn't have "that one thing" but STILL miss out on everything else... :/
Go and plant a tree. It will outlast your children, and your children's childen by a long way, steadily producing oxygen for the human race :)
John Craven inb4 some sweaty lumberjack cuts it down.
Spagooblio Truer than true.
me too...
Imagine having "that one thing" and having it taken away from you by a driver that just wasn't paying attention.... and then being trapped in a body that is useless for your "that one thing".... it's sheer hell....
They left out the most important part of this scene. House starts working on the guy against his will and says "It's not over for me." A brilliant moment.
After watching this particular episode, i realized that the most important trait that doctors should have is the need to solve the problem, instead of just jumping to a conclusion and stop there.
My mom had a severe reaction to penicillin about 5 years ago, and we rushed her to the hospital. she was puking and had high fever, headache and stomachaches for 2 days. this was despite the hospital having purged her stomach, gave her new medicine, and a lot of other stuff. But she was still feeling headache, vomiting, feverish. The doctor that was caring for her was not able to solve her problem, and instead opted to wait 2-3 days more to see the effects of the medication.
But the night doctor who had to attend to her whenever she vomits at night was coming in to see her every few hours. One night, he came in with an otoscope and checked both her ears, he walked out, walked back in slowly with a pair of tweezers, put them into her ear and pulled out a ear wax the size of a grape. immediately after that she felt instant relieve and was not feeling anymore headache, the vomiting sensation also stopped after that. She was discharged in the morning when all the symptoms were gone. We were very appreciative of that doctor, he did what the senior doctors couldn't and refused to give up.
More doctors need to be like this.
But did she never ever cleaned her ears to get grape sized earwax????
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We do try..but sometimes the sheer volume of patients, stress, fear of litigation and constant challenges wears you down. It can be exhausting..that's why we need a better system that's focused more on prevention and holistic living so that the system isnt so clogged
@@santoshd6613 judging from the terrible reactions the earwax gave her, I would assume it was embedded pretty deep to the point where normal cleaning measures couldn't reach it.
@Sherlock Holmes chill tough guy...
I love how he throws in the microwave comment. He's in such shock to what he's saying that he can't help but deny it.
The piano piece that plays at 1:46 is an uncredited song by Wayne Jones. I don't think that specific piece of music is anywhere other than here (this episode) not even on his YT pages.
Thank you so much :) Now I know what to find and narrow my search.
anyone found it yet?
I love how this reflects the ending of the series, no spoilers, but when its over for the thing you loved most in life you need to skip a beat to find another
the fact that Dr. House didn't have a witty come back is a testament to the truthfulness of the patients words
House showed with Wilson that this was not all he was. He walked away from it easily without a look back to ride his motorcycle and probably to play musical instruments (as hugh laurie did in real life magnificently).
House had a very rich life with many interests besides medicine. of course... having a ton of money did make that life easier.
Not sure if I'd call House's life "rich". Most of his other interests involve drugs or hookers. Though, as you say, I do like to think that scenes like this helped House realize in the end that there was more to life than the puzzle.
@@HiIeric117 bruh the man is a doctor
@@HiIeric117 he can cook very delicious food, play instruments, juggle 3 balls, ride bike beautifully, and god knows how many more qualities he have
Maybe you should consider that you're reading far too deep into it?
I somehow think this is all of us especially people who are career oriented You think you got only one thing that truly matters to you only for something to happen making you stepback and realise how rich your life is
People close to House knows his pain, this guy knows the why.
Only Cooper's words can hit home with House
What is the piano song playing in the background after 1:50, I'll paypal if you find it, thanks.
I love the music in this show like that little tune that plays in the beginning of this clip
Been wanting this clip ever since I saw it. Thank you!
those subtle blue notes in the background during the dude's speech...damn
When its over its over :(
This man was extraordinary with his monologue.
There's this ending scene in Season 7 where House realizes his love for Cuddy makes him a crappier doctor. He comes to this exact epiphany and arrives at this crossroad: Being the best doctor in human history or loving Cuddy. And he chose HER. It seemed like House was finally on the path for that normal life with only extraordinary abilities.
Then Lisa Edelstein decided to leave the show...
It hit him hard right, but he didn't leave the room after, he opened the door and took him for a test LMAO
What do any of us leave behind? When we die, that is it. But the children we create and shape, the people we interact with, the day to day jobs we do that make some part of the world better... that is what we leave behind. House? House would leave behind a trail of far more talented doctors who are able to help a greater range of patients. The patient, if he was as good of a musician as indicated, would leave behind wondrous music. He would leave behind aspiring artists that study his work and follow in his footsteps. All things that continue to touch the world for years, possibly decades.
MrShadowpanther3 Your kids only have so many years in them. Your name and everything you did will be forgotten by all in 80 years time
Short of building a pyramid... might be the best one can hope for.
The point was that this kind of exceptionalism makes it difficult to build bonds with other humans and therefore often leads to loneliness and isolation.
Being alone doesn't mean you're lonely. People often confuse the two. Some people are just better off by themselves.. Occasional interactions with others are enough for them to contribute to the society if they choose to do so, but other than that no need for anything "deeper". We're all specs of dust on a Universal scale. No matter how good, great or exceptional this dust particle is or gets it's still a dust particle. In a Universe this vast being "special" means nothing. Even great rulers eventually get forgotten, they may have their names etched in history books but even that gets replaced with more, and new history. People should not aim for a purpose nor greater goals in life, living life should be enough, you exist, try to do no harm, and if you can help out here and there. That should be enough.
mcd mcd being forgotten isn't the same as having no impact.
We all strive to be remembered by being extraordinary (or infamous), forgetting that we're always making a mark just by being ordinary anyway.
The only man who could deal with Dr. Gregroy House and Mr. Raymond Reddington
one of the best if not the best scene...ever, from House MD
This is pretty random, but I really hate they had to remove the "Teardrop" song from the opening. That generic music version just isn't as hype.
only in the international version. in the american version it was still played.
I think of that every episode
Alex Knight It didn't play on syndicated runs of the show
I think the original "generic" is not that generic, and its, in some ways, better than Teardrop
Though i'm not sure if i'd pick teardrop or the original piece
This guy made me feel more alone than I already was.
The look on that guy's face after he says, "when it's over, it's over" and he pauses, his expression full of grief before he closes his eyes... T__T Major kudos to this actor.
"But when it's over, it's over."
House sad "Yeah" to that sentence breaks me every time. 😢
My favourite moment in the entire series
one of my favorite patients on the entire show
My favorite episode. This scene actually chocked me up.
I cried like a bitch though, that guy, fucking analyzed house's behavior and the look on Dr.House's face was Out of the world. ❤
This line of reasoning is broken down by the final episode of the final season in the burning building where the hallucination of Cameron tells House that
"Your even too cowardly to admit at the end that you were a coward" which causes House to get up and recapitulate. One life, stay till the end and see how it turns out.
the patient is just House if he went into music instead.
"that's why god made microwaves"
"yeah"
Here Fox is making a lot of re runs of this, I love it. Have seen it a ton of times. Can't get tired of it. It bring memories back....Good and bad. I guess I have a problem. Oh....epiphany!!
Most people don understand what it truly means to be great at something. Not just good but among the best if not the best. The world puts up such a demand for you to be normal and when your not the world believes it gets to make you work all that much more to maintain yourself. Useless lives everywhere full of laziness, procrastination, an unwillingness to be anything but dullards, and a vicious misplaced bias to top it all off.
Schizophrenic Cynic Yes, but this guy wasn’t just talking about if you were great at something, but rather if you lived something, whether good or bad at it; and that gets taken away, that hurts someone
Damn, chill out mate
That's aint the security chief of Zion from Matrix 2 and 3?
The episode's DNR. One of the best. One of the all other episodes of HOUSE MD
That was very depressing. But damn that's so good.
Harold Cooper was always great at reading people, so I'm not surprised.
Is one of my favorite moments of House!!!!!😥😅😅👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
It seems that he respected him at the end... something that happen rarely with House
i rewatched this episode's ending so many times. :)
And then we find out House's one thing was Wilson, not medicine.
Not sure I've ever heard my life summed up quite so well.
Watch out guys, we have a bad ass.
I loved the interactions between them
what is the music playing when house is being humbled
second that
@@dancersendrecords1469 have you found it yet ?
Phenomenal actor.
My favorite scene in the whole series!
Assistant Director Harold Cooper reported for duty.
This was a really good episode.
Thank you for your service to Zion, Commander Lock.
It’s amazing that the season and episode aren’t in the description.
Lol, the freaking comment of House just gets me every single time 😂 It's just... I focus on what the patient says and you expect anything (most that House remains silent), but then he just comes with this...
Dang! That brotha was droppin some serious truth!
Yo who knew Martian manhunter needed help from house
me and house just found something that understood us both...
Martian Manhunter certainly has a way with words.
Takes one to know one, their greatest strength is also their greatest weakness, many people touched by so called genius pay a heavy price so brilliantly portrayed in this scene
Just realized that this is the fella that played General Lennix, I think it was, in Man of Steel - and in Snyder's JL.
One of the best bits of house, you seen a guy that house couldn't use his pravado on and someone that knows exactly who house is, Very beautiful and poignant I love this show 😊
DAYUM......Dats why you don't mess with the Commander - Jason Lock defender of Zion House
Bro sounds like he smokes 10 packs a day
I guess the music meant his blaster sounds. Gosh, Jango Fett is such a great icon!
*I feel personally attacked*
My favorite episode from house md
Harold cooper from the blacklist?
Yeah, he suffered from an illness then he finds house and treat it
Or the matrix
@@joshlisko3333 Or Man of Steel's General Swannwick
Dresser from the five heartbeats
He chooses a life that he is happy with. It’s a choice he is making which is a path most gifted people take. They are complete with it .
This does hit your soul. Cause he knows how good he is. When your life over it is over and too not have love one plus the people who care the most by your side to the end…that does hurt.
whats the music played in the background??
Martian Manhunter's got a super-depressing outlook on life.
I really need to start watching this show.
You really should. I'm at season 5 currently
What is the song they use here?
I feel like everyone would rather be exceptional than normal/happy
You never mess with director cooper
Ofccc harold cooper
its ok lock. you saved zion. go in peace into that long goodnight