I know they didn’t show it, but I still appreciate the fact that House went to buy a charger for the psp and actually kept using it, it’s like keeping the relationship between him and the boy in a poetic way.
House is not a doctor that receives many gifts mainly because of the way he treats his patients. This might've been the first gift a patient ever gave him. You dont forget something like that.
@@Timeward76 First gift might've been the car from the mobster depending on how early that was but overall, House solves rare cases after those people see maybe half a dozen doctors before him and are literally at the end of hope and some episodes, there are people begging to see him. I really doubt patients don't give him gifts even if just to see him. Even the patients they show don't absolutely hate him, most of them warm up to him by the end of it. In real life, a doctor like him is getting gift baskets even if he's an class A a-hole.
Earlier in this episode, House convinces the child to breathe the anesthesia. When the boy's Dad asks, "Who are you?" House responds with something like, "someone you will never send a gift to". That's sort of why I tear up when the kid hands over the PSP to House as a gift. It's a nice callback, and the scene is incredible.
And that first line itself is a call back to another element in the episode -- House sarcastically noting how many gifts Wilson keeps getting from his patients. It really is a brilliantly written episode; one of the series very best.
@@Minority119 It was because them seeing their kid communicate with someone out of his own volition gave them hope that things can and will get better for him
8:04 brings me to tears every time I watch it. That PSP was basically the kid’s whole world for the entire episode. The fact he handed it over AND looked House in the eyes (the first time he does this for anyone) shows his gratitude toward House for not only curing him, but for understanding him when no one else could. Such a beautiful and underrated moment in the series.
What I've found moving is the act of selflessness from a boy who, by nature if his condition, has had to live very selfishly, as that was the only way he could live at all. And that game system was one of the few things that could keep his mind distracted from himself. It was his most valued possession. And yet how many of us would give up our most valued possession in thanks?
@@darthimperious1594 my most valued possessions, (are weird to call possessions lol), are my kids. Not giving them away, people can just deal with my verbal thanks lol.
There are times I wonder if you are the real one or just someone that had made the same account pretending to be him to where there is just a big cult of you.
He's not even American either, the voice he does for house is completely artificial, its amazing how he can keep the accent so consistent through out the entire show
Being a father of an autistic boy for about 10 years I can tell you with all knowledge that the eye contact means EVERYTHING in this circumstances. I saw this chapter and I was crying for about half an hour. It was too strong and satisfying at the same time.
Yes honestly I cried too Watching this scene especially sense I have a heard time holding eye contact now as an adult. I understand how hard it was for the boy to make eye contact and probably how relieving it was to be met with such sincere eyes. I hope you and your boy are doing awesome and keep on doing great!
@@thornlilyn6888 thanks man. Sincerely. I’m going to take my vacations soon and I’m planing to spend all the time that I’ll have with my boy and have many good times together. he is my biggest treasure in the world.
Same here but come on, unless the Genetic Grim Reaper really did some **** it's not like this. I mean don't try to slow down either reading or argue 'Kids your age should be more stupid', but the whole never making eye contact thing is just hollywood BS. It's far more 'everything's important, but you take offense at checking the car in the background'.
When I was 12 I contracted the worm featured in this episode from a trip to the beach over spring break. I was sick for months, constantly making trips to the doctor and getting sicker and sicker. I lost a third of my body weight and went to the hospital twice. None of the doctors could figure out what was wrong with me, they even accused me of faking my symptoms and purposefully starving myself, making myself vomit and have diarrhea up to 15times daily on the worst days. It wasn’t until my pediatrician I’d been to since I was a baby though of this parasite due to factoring in my recent trip to the beach that I was properly diagnosed and treated. When I was given an endoscopy the worms had worked their way up my stomach and were right below my lungs, I could have died or at the very least had permanent damage if it wasn’t caught when it was. Ironically the following week when I was recovering this episode of “House” aired. You remember watching it with my mother and talking about how ridiculous it was that I had been suffering with this worm for months and then saw my condition featured on tv of all places. I feel very grateful to my pediatrician that he never gave up on me and didn’t try to accuse me of having an eating disorder when I was really life threateningly ill like several other doctors did. Too long didn’t read? I had this same parasite as a child, it was caught a few days before it reached my lungs by my childhood doctor who incidentally was the only doctor who believed me that I was actually ill and not suffering from bulimia.
Sounds like they pitched your misfortune to the producers and probably received a decent chunk of change. I smell a lawsuit. Most importantly, Glad you recovered.
As someone with autism, I'd just like to say something. The fact that this show has better asd rep than "the good doctor," a show that paired with autism speaks, really says something. The moment where the boy manages to look House in the eye, something I struggle with, moved me. He felt safe with another adult for the first time.
I didn’t even know the Good Doctor was paired with Autism Speaks! From what I saw online, they hired Autism experts and actors as well. I was not a huge fan of the show but now I know that.
The thing about this episode is that House explained WHY to this kid. He didn’t order him to do anything like his parents did and didn’t strong-arm him like everyone else. As a neurodivergent person myself, I appreciate this very much.
Is there a synonym for neuro-divergent person's? If you want to be understood be understandable. You say neuro-divergent like it's a common phenomenon.
@@benaldridge6341 It actually is a fairly common term! Neurodivergent(s) is a term that applies itself to many different types of people and their "conditions" so it's kind of hard to give it one perfect synonym the best you can do is write out exactly what group of people could use the term (aka anyone whose brain works differently then societal norms) or simply state the medical terminology coined for how your brain processes things (like you would say instead of neurodivergent that your autistic). I honestly could keep going but I hope this helps?
I burst into tears at that moment, it's so amazing isn't it? How powerful such a small gesture can be, that may be small to us but extremely hard with those who are Autistic
CrazyDuckie94 I know many people may not understand those who have a disability and I have trouble too, but in this moment it was clear, he didn’t have to say a word, but I heard him.
CrazyDuckie94 Exactly like you know they want to express themselves in different ways and more peaceful ways but they just can’t but little small details portrayed like this speaks 1000 words
"First tongue kiss; an 8 on the happiness scale. Your child being snatched back from the brink of death? That's a 10...but they're clocking in at a tepid 6.5, because they know what they have to go back to." That...that hit me pretty hard. Especially with that ending.
Coral McNaughton yep. It’s harsh. Their child is intelligent and he could go far in life. He communicates well and the whole eye contact thing is stupid. Plenty of autistics don’t make eye contact and are intelligent. Clearly they need some sort of respite care to put that in prospective.
Coral McNaughton, i wept years ago when i first saw it. And there were tears today. What a sweet ending. I think House was confused. I don't think the parents were sad their son was still alive. I think they were sad about his condition. Like they were probably always sad about his condition. He showed an emotion at the end that they could understand and that made sense. It was a beautiful ending.
Its a pretty heavy emotional burden to see your child struggle with autism, my daughter has it and if im lucky she might have a day maybe once a week where she will do something as simple as lean her head against mine when I pick her up, she hardly ever looks at me and really only interacts with me when I have french fries or popcorn, those moments she will stare at the food and tug on my clothes. We have a very limited system of non verbal communication and its painful to see her just sit and play without doing things that a normal child would do like talk to me in short sentences or bring me a toy to show me. So yeah im not surprised that they portrayed a family that wasn't leaping for joy that he was ok, they should have been and I know I would have been happy but its very hard to see your child struggle.
The whole "the boy can't communicate" from everyone really pissed me off. It was relieving when House finally got it and said they just didn't know his language. It's such a common thing to think that autistic people, especially those nonverbal, can't communicate at all, and it's wrong and honestly the belief is so damaging. We just got to see it be immediately damaging in this episode.
If a guy that speaks only English is in a country where nobody speaks English he won't be able to talk to anyone. In otherwords he won't be able to communicate with anyone. Same applies to this kid, they arent wrong in saying he can't communicate, where are they supposed to begin in trying to understand him when his logical systems work entirely differently. Saying he can't communicate with people is just the truth.
@@catherinespark for the adults trying to raise a kid or for the kid themself? If you assume an autistic kid CAN'T communicate, you might miss a lot of signals that they were trying to send. If an adult's assuming a kid can't communicate, but the kid is trying and sees it as the parents just not listening or paying attention it'd be much worse for the kid in the long run. Being isolated that way tends to cause mental problems even in normal everyday people. People can read dog body language just fine, but they don't bother to try to understand an autistic kid, and It's really kind of disgusting.
@@catherinespark no i just used it as an example, sure a lot of speech happens through body language such as hand movements or where you look etc. But with an autistic kid (in some cases not all) they both interpret those signals differently and produce body language differently, therefore what i said still applies, i just thought that using speech would be easier to understand for most people.
@@l.a.3479 "Without tricks" IIRC, House saved him "forcefully", the dude gave House the trumpet as some sort of warning(the thanks was implicit as well), like "look what talent made me" there was this scene, where both of them talk how the patiente recognize the Houses look and the lack of a ring on his finger. My point with the kid was that he gave House the console without other intention but gratitude.
The view from within the boy‘s eye full of worms is by far the most terrifying visualisation in the whole series! And the final eye contact is surely one of the most touching
This scene legit fucked me up when I was a little kid. I was terrified of having eye worms for years after seeing this. Little did I know that over a decade later I would be majoring in medicine and suddenly finding this stuff fascinating :0
I love how House knocks his nonchalant snarky ways when children are involved. Like how eager he was to try to get Cuddy’s daughter into the special school.
No, it's the secret Konami code that unlocks the ability to roll your eyes backwards at any given moment to show that you don't give a shit.... Or if you want to scare someone
As an autistic man myself, the moment the child made contact with House really hit my soul and brought tears immediately to my eyes. This show is nothing short of incredible.
Seeing even their small triumphs really makes me happy. I am not a very patient person, and am cursed with my own issues with my mind, but I understand why people work with special needs kids, and I am glad there are people who can do that and help them find a place in this world.
I was working in a supermarket. I used to be a packager. Once, I helped a couple and their son with their stuff. By the way the cashier told me about them, they were regular clients, and I could clearly see the kid had mental issues (more likely than not severe autism. I'm just assuming because I never asked). He was throwing a tantrum because he wanted a toy I had in one of the bags, and he actually calmed down when I stared at him, talked to him a moment just telling him that everything was fine and he was a champ, while I opened a yogurt and gave it to him. His parents were surprised, not only that he reacted to me, but that he gave me a high five after that. When they returned about a week after without him, the mom thanked me for calming him that day. Those little stories are the things you rarely forget.
Tammie Johan the poor kids never done anything to you why do you have to be so rude to a person with disabilities man learn some respect because of people like you the world is shit
Shout out to Braeden Lemasters, who plays the little boy in this episode. He's a great actor. That ending scene always makes me tear up, it's such a touching moment.
Don't you just love it when they integrate small things in the future episodes that have some sort of semblance tethered to a past season or episode; all while showcasing a character's growth.
5:38 I think I can hear the sarcarsm when he says that like every time, like it sound like "you're horrible parent and will never bring joy to him, what ever you do... Have fun!"
It’s funny because this was my favorite episode because of the boy. He looked right at House at the end and I don’t know why, but it made me really emotional.
The parents reactions and several lines when they say the boy doesn't make eye contact with anyone imply that Adam staring at House after giving away his PSP is the first time he made sustained eye contact with someone. Which, if you know anyone with autistic children, is a huge step in their development. A nephew has autism. He rarely makes eye contact with anyone who is not mom/bros, is deathly afraid of dogs and not even his mom can stop his crying if something upsets him. Knowing that is why a scene like the end of the episode is so powerful.
SUPERSHASHA it's called empathy and for a moment there is a universal connection the world over when somebody connected you felt that connection within you. Your brain was making all the connections between the child's illness, their inability to connect with others, him connecting with House, and you projecting your own self into that position. We have been assaulted by moments like this from TV and Music every day of our lives and it's like clock work for this kind of connection to be turned on when moments like this are shown on TV or played out in a song. Some people are more empathetic then others. The ability to project others emotions onto ourselves and feel what they are feeling or what we perceive they are meant to feel in that moment. Good shows are and good advertising and good music rely on this kind of psychology to sell us their product. Same goes for using kids and young animals to hijack that part of the brain that wants to take care of cute things.
You didn't get it, they just showed us House in kid's perception, House was not ''seeing himself in the kid'', he was looking AT the kid and being really surprised and even moved I would say. You overromanticize it and didn't get the scene, not everything is about House's perspective, this time it was about the KID.
@Baph The Guy It’s been a long ass time since I’ve watched this episode. But from what I remember, It was hard for him to look at others because of his condition, and the The fact that he had worms in his eyes previously. The moment that he manages to look House in the eyes, is suppose to show much he Really is grateful for him. So much, he tried his hardest to make eye contact.
It's because after season 4 everything started to spiral around House's mental issues rather than focusing on the medical cases like in the first three seasons, it was also kinda disheartening to see House take one step forward into fixing his life then take a huge leap backwards, I wasn't even sad when the show ended abruptly, it felt like they mercy-killed a dying dog.
The series was always about House and his issues with other people. He is an addict who happens to be a medical genius and thinks that if he remains miserable, he would not lose his 'gift'. And is not like the other seasons are not focused on medical cases. That's the main thing on the show.
Not it wasn't, the early seasons were episodic, even when something big happened, like, House leaving Stacy, or him getting shot, it was only mentioned on the next episode, but House would go on, he was always the same amount of miserable, whereas the later seasons he started to go more and more insane, but to each their own I guess.
Kid's smarter than they give him credit for, they just couldn't communicate effectively. Did they even try, or did they just talk *at* him and assume he was being deliberately rebellious, like a two year old?
Worked with an autistic child as a TA for two and a half years. Kid had a lot of trouble communicating with me, but I tried to always be patient with him because I knew it must be as frustrating for him as it was for me. It went both ways; he couldn't always understand me, I couldn't always understand him, but it got better with time.
My ASL teacher has Aspergers, one of my favorite teachers, she told us she decided to pursue ASL because it’s something that just clicked with her, slightly different way of communicating, but the differences are vital and they make sense to here, where they don’t usually for hearing people.
This show helped me with my own autism and helped me cope when i felt like i wasnt enough, this episode brings me to tears every time i see it. Thank you house
I played in the sandbox like crazy when I was a kid; had a bunch of toy dinosaurs, played extinction, the works. I saw the promo for this accidentally when I was like 6 or 7 and then I was traumatized to play in it for like a month. Then suddenly it pops up in my recommended feed. How fate is a cruel mistress. :,'D
I love when this show adds a little humor in serious scenes. "Don't touch his eye!" "This is an epididymectomy" "Like I said, don't touch his eye" loll
Jakub Frei I like to think it all ended with the last scene. Thinking what might have happened next spirals down to house being unhappy without Wilson. Just too sad to contemplate
It's amazing how they were able to set up that climactic moment. House nonchalantly says 'see ya' when the parents go and thank him and looks straight to the ground, showing us that he too shares 'autistic' symptoms; one of the prominent characteristics is not being able to look at others people's faces. But the beauty comes is the parallel that Wilson mentioned between House and the autistic boy, is the final scene where they were both able to acknowledge each other, face to face, showing the highest level of respect which is further amplified due to their ASD.
This is one of my favorite episodes and one of my favorite endings between House and the patient. I love this character and series. This was of the few endings that really touched me. Trust me, when I was the title and thumbnail I was like, “please have the ending, please have the ending,” and I’m so pleased you guys have this video now. Starting this morning re-watching this moment, yeah, that was a 10. 😊
I play rugby with an autistic dude and we get on really well as do the team because we don’t talk to him any different. He takes if differently and we are all cool with that but because we talk to him the same as everyone else he loves and understands we respect him. It’s probably based on something similar with this because Adam sees that he treats him the same as house treats everyone else. Which is why he responds.
Oh my god this unlocked a memory. I remember walking into the living room when my mom was watching this episode when I was little and it scared the hell out of me. I can’t believe I found this again
I praise this kid's bravery in giving House his psp and making eye contact with him. In autism (and aspergers), the patient has a hard time upsetting their self-made status quo (which can be easily confused with extreme OCD). If the boy didn't want to give him the psp, and his parents took it from him, he would throw a fit, because it would be digging a hole in what he saw as his life. Also, autism (and its aforementioned cousin) makes it difficult to make eye contact. This is because the patient has heightened senses that relay information to their brain at accelerated rates. Eye contact is an overdose of information, and it can cause panic in autistic patients. How do I know this? Because I have aspergers, and my sister has autism.
Everyone thought I was on the spectrum and I almost got diagnosed with asperger because I wouldn't make eye contact with anyone. I don't make eye contact with people because it makes me uncomfortable.
Incorrect, it has to do with a deficit in the P400 ERP. You don't "know it because you have aspergers", seeing as you're incorrect. I have aspergers as well. I'm correct because I've looked at the research and studied it forwards and backwards.
HOUSE of the Lord..... man that part was brilliant. Died laughing at his accent and cane-waving. High Laurie really is the best xD and props to the screen writer(s), I bet they had a laugh writing that scene
House is absolutely the best character in TV with so many different dynamics and sides to him. What makes him so interesting is how complex he is and you could never explain his personality in just one, two or even three sentences. And yes, I know he’s a TV character but he’s always stayed consistent and he’s always been this miserable jerk. I’ve always wanted to understand every part of him because it’s interesting.
I love how any time an episode ends on a high note you always have Wilson off to the side like at 8:45 being all like "haha f**k you House, I told you there was good in the world"
I saw the whole show few years ago and this was my favorite episode. Just for the context of ending: At the begging of the episode House is teased by other doctors for never receiving gift from his patients because he is such an unpleasant jerk to them. They start to treat autistic kid and house manages to communicate with him and saving his life so the kid gives him his PSP that he refused to put down entire episode, so it's clearly something he really values and it just shows how grateful he is. It also means a lot to House since you can see him playing with this PSP in few episodes later.
I remember my parents watching this episode back then, and this was technically the first episode I ever saw of House. Unfortunately, the eye-rolling part just had to be the part that I started watching it.
Davidci Codex same, this was the first episode I've ever watched (although I only saw less than a half of it) and I instantly knew this would be my favourite TV show
The young boy giving house the PSP at the end was incredible to see. It was a really important thing and he gave it up as he didn’t know any other way to say thank you. Brilliantly written.
The child snapping back from the brink of death wasn't the 10, it was the child making eye contact and giving House his game, the one thing that was most important to him
I know they didn’t show it, but I still appreciate the fact that House went to buy a charger for the psp and actually kept using it, it’s like keeping the relationship between him and the boy in a poetic way.
House is not a doctor that receives many gifts mainly because of the way he treats his patients. This might've been the first gift a patient ever gave him. You dont forget something like that.
He kept using it
@@Timeward76 First gift might've been the car from the mobster depending on how early that was but overall, House solves rare cases after those people see maybe half a dozen doctors before him and are literally at the end of hope and some episodes, there are people begging to see him. I really doubt patients don't give him gifts even if just to see him. Even the patients they show don't absolutely hate him, most of them warm up to him by the end of it. In real life, a doctor like him is getting gift baskets even if he's an class A a-hole.
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•itzAlessio true 😂
It always comes back to that, doesn't it?!
Karen nO
So true
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Earlier in this episode, House convinces the child to breathe the anesthesia. When the boy's Dad asks, "Who are you?" House responds with something like, "someone you will never send a gift to".
That's sort of why I tear up when the kid hands over the PSP to House as a gift. It's a nice callback, and the scene is incredible.
And that first line itself is a call back to another element in the episode -- House sarcastically noting how many gifts Wilson keeps getting from his patients. It really is a brilliantly written episode; one of the series very best.
it's also a nice bit seeing that they look pretty lukewarm when walking out but get actually happy upon seeing him give house the console on his own
@@Minority119 It was because them seeing their kid communicate with someone out of his own volition gave them hope that things can and will get better for him
Kids are always listening
8:04 brings me to tears every time I watch it.
That PSP was basically the kid’s whole world for the entire episode. The fact he handed it over AND looked House in the eyes (the first time he does this for anyone) shows his gratitude toward House for not only curing him, but for understanding him when no one else could. Such a beautiful and underrated moment in the series.
That was a ten...
@@JimiWFaith 🥺
I almost broke down in tears....such a heart touching moment
House, by being completely out of the box, understood how to communicate to Adam, out of the box, as it was.
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It should be noted that House can be seen playing that PSP in later episodes.
Word?
Dude really?? That's awesome 😊
I wish I had bought one but just played gameboy advance sp. Still works!
The perfect gift.
@@mad-scientist6027 In this case absolutely
The fact that the parents cared more about him making eye contact than giving away a $200 gaming system (back then) says alot.
More than that, it was the action of selflessness when he realized house looked sad and he did what he thought would make house not-sad.
he gave back to a man who was giving and understood what he was trying to say
What I've found moving is the act of selflessness from a boy who, by nature if his condition, has had to live very selfishly, as that was the only way he could live at all. And that game system was one of the few things that could keep his mind distracted from himself. It was his most valued possession. And yet how many of us would give up our most valued possession in thanks?
@@darthimperious1594 my most valued possessions, (are weird to call possessions lol), are my kids. Not giving them away, people can just deal with my verbal thanks lol.
I still have a PSP, I wonder how much one is worth now
I love how House took over the chapel and just started talking like a preacher. Hugh Laurie is a phenomenal actor.
Man you are everywhere
There are times I wonder if you are the real one or just someone that had made the same account pretending to be him to where there is just a big cult of you.
Hmm
ikr?
He's not even American either, the voice he does for house is completely artificial, its amazing how he can keep the accent so consistent through out the entire show
Being a father of an autistic boy for about 10 years I can tell you with all knowledge that the eye contact means EVERYTHING in this circumstances. I saw this chapter and I was crying for about half an hour. It was too strong and satisfying at the same time.
Yes honestly I cried too Watching this scene especially sense I have a heard time holding eye contact now as an adult. I understand how hard it was for the boy to make eye contact and probably how relieving it was to be met with such sincere eyes.
I hope you and your boy are doing awesome and keep on doing great!
@@thornlilyn6888 thanks man. Sincerely. I’m going to take my vacations soon and I’m planing to spend all the time that I’ll have with my boy and have many good times together. he is my biggest treasure in the world.
Same here but come on, unless the Genetic Grim Reaper really did some **** it's not like this.
I mean don't try to slow down either reading or argue 'Kids your age should be more stupid', but the whole never making eye contact thing is just hollywood BS. It's far more 'everything's important, but you take offense at checking the car in the background'.
When I was 12 I contracted the worm featured in this episode from a trip to the beach over spring break. I was sick for months, constantly making trips to the doctor and getting sicker and sicker. I lost a third of my body weight and went to the hospital twice. None of the doctors could figure out what was wrong with me, they even accused me of faking my symptoms and purposefully starving myself, making myself vomit and have diarrhea up to 15times daily on the worst days. It wasn’t until my pediatrician I’d been to since I was a baby though of this parasite due to factoring in my recent trip to the beach that I was properly diagnosed and treated. When I was given an endoscopy the worms had worked their way up my stomach and were right below my lungs, I could have died or at the very least had permanent damage if it wasn’t caught when it was. Ironically the following week when I was recovering this episode of “House” aired. You remember watching it with my mother and talking about how ridiculous it was that I had been suffering with this worm for months and then saw my condition featured on tv of all places. I feel very grateful to my pediatrician that he never gave up on me and didn’t try to accuse me of having an eating disorder when I was really life threateningly ill like several other doctors did.
Too long didn’t read?
I had this same parasite as a child, it was caught a few days before it reached my lungs by my childhood doctor who incidentally was the only doctor who believed me that I was actually ill and not suffering from bulimia.
Maddie Hugonnet how did u get the worms?
Maddie Hugonnet
That’s some intense irony right there!
Doctors can be moronic assholes, good thing you got a good one in time.
Sounds like they pitched your misfortune to the producers and probably received a decent chunk of change. I smell a lawsuit.
Most importantly, Glad you recovered.
And yet, too long.
Maddie Hugonnet dang that is a LOT of words
“HEY! Don’t touch his eye!”
“This is an appendectomy.”
“...Like I said, don’t touch his eye.”
That interaction was golden
I'm more amazed on how some random completely unrelated physician gets inside a highly sterile surgery room
I was operated from the appendix...
(Vietnam flashback)
I didnt get it?
Zombie apocalypse has started
And just barges in unwashed and uncovered during a surgery.
As someone with autism, I'd just like to say something. The fact that this show has better asd rep than "the good doctor," a show that paired with autism speaks, really says something.
The moment where the boy manages to look House in the eye, something I struggle with, moved me. He felt safe with another adult for the first time.
That explains a lot about The Good Doctor.
@@OzzianmanThat explains everything now omfg, that's why that series is such a garbage fire
I didn’t even know the Good Doctor was paired with Autism Speaks! From what I saw online, they hired Autism experts and actors as well. I was not a huge fan of the show but now I know that.
@@moonwalkerangel7008 That's a bad thing. For them, Autism speaks probably were the "Experts"
of course it was the puzzle piece people, i should’ve known
The thing about this episode is that House explained WHY to this kid. He didn’t order him to do anything like his parents did and didn’t strong-arm him like everyone else. As a neurodivergent person myself, I appreciate this very much.
Is there a synonym for neuro-divergent person's? If you want to be understood be understandable. You say neuro-divergent like it's a common phenomenon.
@@benaldridge6341 It actually is a fairly common term! Neurodivergent(s) is a term that applies itself to many different types of people and their "conditions" so it's kind of hard to give it one perfect synonym the best you can do is write out exactly what group of people could use the term (aka anyone whose brain works differently then societal norms) or simply state the medical terminology coined for how your brain processes things (like you would say instead of neurodivergent that your autistic). I honestly could keep going but I hope this helps?
@@benaldridge6341 someone using words you don't know is an opportunity for you to expand your lexicon ;)
I appreciated he was blunt with the kid whereas the parents were probably downplaying it
@@benaldridge6341 they were totally understandable. You just didn’t know the word. That’s fine, but its not their fault.
His voice in the house of the lord was hilarious
even funnier cuz he is actually british lol
waffle king ik
waffle king
True
*C'MAWN EEN BROTHERS N' SEESTERS WELCOME TO DA HOUSE O' DA LAWD*
If House is that type of priest, then I'd attend mass everyday.
With age you come to realise how powerful that moment is, the one where the boy just looks at house and house looks at him.
Gitchell Gitchell Exactly even though no words are being spoken you can honestly feel that the child was thanking him
Spot on
I burst into tears at that moment, it's so amazing isn't it?
How powerful such a small gesture can be, that may be small to us but extremely hard with those who are Autistic
CrazyDuckie94 I know many people may not understand those who have a disability and I have trouble too, but in this moment it was clear, he didn’t have to say a word, but I heard him.
CrazyDuckie94 Exactly like you know they want to express themselves in different ways and more peaceful ways but they just can’t but little small details portrayed like this speaks 1000 words
"First tongue kiss; an 8 on the happiness scale. Your child being snatched back from the brink of death? That's a 10...but they're clocking in at a tepid 6.5, because they know what they have to go back to."
That...that hit me pretty hard. Especially with that ending.
Coral McNaughton yep. It’s harsh. Their child is intelligent and he could go far in life. He communicates well and the whole eye contact thing is stupid. Plenty of autistics don’t make eye contact and are intelligent. Clearly they need some sort of respite care to put that in prospective.
Wilson: "that was a 10"
Billybobkillykob His arm movements could be him stimming. Other autistic people might flap their hands, etc.
Coral McNaughton, i wept years ago when i first saw it. And there were tears today. What a sweet ending. I think House was confused. I don't think the parents were sad their son was still alive. I think they were sad about his condition. Like they were probably always sad about his condition. He showed an emotion at the end that they could understand and that made sense. It was a beautiful ending.
Its a pretty heavy emotional burden to see your child struggle with autism, my daughter has it and if im lucky she might have a day maybe once a week where she will do something as simple as lean her head against mine when I pick her up, she hardly ever looks at me and really only interacts with me when I have french fries or popcorn, those moments she will stare at the food and tug on my clothes. We have a very limited system of non verbal communication and its painful to see her just sit and play without doing things that a normal child would do like talk to me in short sentences or bring me a toy to show me. So yeah im not surprised that they portrayed a family that wasn't leaping for joy that he was ok, they should have been and I know I would have been happy but its very hard to see your child struggle.
The best part about all of this was how House actually kept the PSP and is seeing playing it multiple times in later seasons.
House pretending to be a preacher is amazing.
not just any preacher, a SOUTHERN preacher.
Rolled bayck intu his haieed
@@killer13324 that's the best sort :D
that's redundant because preachers are pretenders
It's gold
The whole "the boy can't communicate" from everyone really pissed me off. It was relieving when House finally got it and said they just didn't know his language. It's such a common thing to think that autistic people, especially those nonverbal, can't communicate at all, and it's wrong and honestly the belief is so damaging. We just got to see it be immediately damaging in this episode.
MUCH better to misconceive that they CAN'T communicate than to misconceive that they could but just don't WANT to...
If a guy that speaks only English is in a country where nobody speaks English he won't be able to talk to anyone. In otherwords he won't be able to communicate with anyone. Same applies to this kid, they arent wrong in saying he can't communicate, where are they supposed to begin in trying to understand him when his logical systems work entirely differently. Saying he can't communicate with people is just the truth.
@@simplecomplexity886 Flawed. You assume all logical communication happens via speech. Speech is just a small part of it.
@@catherinespark for the adults trying to raise a kid or for the kid themself? If you assume an autistic kid CAN'T communicate, you might miss a lot of signals that they were trying to send. If an adult's assuming a kid can't communicate, but the kid is trying and sees it as the parents just not listening or paying attention it'd be much worse for the kid in the long run. Being isolated that way tends to cause mental problems even in normal everyday people. People can read dog body language just fine, but they don't bother to try to understand an autistic kid, and It's really kind of disgusting.
@@catherinespark no i just used it as an example, sure a lot of speech happens through body language such as hand movements or where you look etc. But with an autistic kid (in some cases not all) they both interpret those signals differently and produce body language differently, therefore what i said still applies, i just thought that using speech would be easier to understand for most people.
What I really like about this is that in a later episode it shows house playing with that game. He cared enough to hold onto it. Love that.
And he must have bought the charger for it too!
I think it was the ONLY present an patient gave to him willingly and without tricks.
He must have cared a lot!
@@hisokamorow6709 Good point, but not true. There was the jazz musician who gave House his trumpet.
@@l.a.3479
"Without tricks"
IIRC, House saved him "forcefully", the dude gave House the trumpet as some sort of warning(the thanks was implicit as well), like "look what talent made me" there was this scene, where both of them talk how the patiente recognize the Houses look and the lack of a ring on his finger.
My point with the kid was that he gave House the console without other intention but gratitude.
The view from within the boy‘s eye full of worms is by far the most terrifying visualisation in the whole series!
And the final eye contact is surely one of the most touching
For me , it was when foremen gave the police officer morphine to dull his pain only for him to scream his lungs out in more pain
Me: This tile sounds gross, and I'm about to go to bed
Brain: Yeah....let's watch it!
😂😂😂😂😂
Tile?
Title*
Same
Same XD
This scene legit fucked me up when I was a little kid. I was terrified of having eye worms for years after seeing this. Little did I know that over a decade later I would be majoring in medicine and suddenly finding this stuff fascinating :0
Same with me, well the first two bits.
Weird flex but ok
woah good job!
i love comments like this they are so inspiring to me for some reason
lol
Nobody:
Adams eye: cha cha real smooth
Nahh bruh cnsin man hahaha
Todoroki why??? You have to be training with your father!!!
Shouto Todoroki hey Todoroki 😂
Hey, it’s my job to stay up until 3am leaving dumb comments, don’t steal my spot
Shouto Todoroki 200th like
I love how House knocks his nonchalant snarky ways when children are involved. Like how eager he was to try to get Cuddy’s daughter into the special school.
nobody:
adams eyes: slide to the left slide to the right criss cross criss cross
NAH MAN 😭 can't do em like that💀
I can... my deaf uncle taught me how... he sounds like chewbacca...
House: "Cha-cha real smooth"
Fluffy Trash I am #500 like, call me daddy
😂😂😂😂
Lesson learned: don’t eat sand
Dammit hope i dont have eye worms
Gekyume Circumcised *hmmmm I don’t wanna know what u did to think that*
His eye went cha cha real smoth
Luca Linares
His eye did the rolly rolly
Dont worry i clean my sand
Nobody
Adam's eyes: ↕️↔️⬆️➡️↔️↕️➡️⬆️
No, it's the secret Konami code that unlocks the ability to roll your eyes backwards at any given moment to show that you don't give a shit....
Or if you want to scare someone
Oof
His eyes are a 1980s cheat code
Adam's eyes just trying to Open the gta cheat
@@ChuckNorris-qy4rn haha ! He's trying to make a fatality from mortal Kombat xD
As an autistic man myself, the moment the child made contact with House really hit my soul and brought tears immediately to my eyes. This show is nothing short of incredible.
The ending had me in tears I have two autistic brothers and seeing this made me so happy and I cried
Seeing even their small triumphs really makes me happy. I am not a very patient person, and am cursed with my own issues with my mind, but I understand why people work with special needs kids, and I am glad there are people who can do that and help them find a place in this world.
I was working in a supermarket. I used to be a packager. Once, I helped a couple and their son with their stuff. By the way the cashier told me about them, they were regular clients, and I could clearly see the kid had mental issues (more likely than not severe autism. I'm just assuming because I never asked). He was throwing a tantrum because he wanted a toy I had in one of the bags, and he actually calmed down when I stared at him, talked to him a moment just telling him that everything was fine and he was a champ, while I opened a yogurt and gave it to him. His parents were surprised, not only that he reacted to me, but that he gave me a high five after that. When they returned about a week after without him, the mom thanked me for calming him that day. Those little stories are the things you rarely forget.
@@tammiejohan5235 You truly like to be an edgy ableist, don't you?
Tammie Johan Whats wrong with you
Tammie Johan the poor kids never done anything to you why do you have to be so rude to a person with disabilities man learn some respect because of people like you the world is shit
Shout out to Braeden Lemasters, who plays the little boy in this episode. He's a great actor.
That ending scene always makes me tear up, it's such a touching moment.
So that's where house got the psp from. Always thought he bought it. He usually play it on some episodes in the future.
Don't you just love it when they integrate small things in the future episodes that have some sort of semblance tethered to a past season or episode; all while showcasing a character's growth.
I swear he had another PSP previous episodes.
@@perksofvon You should watch one piece
@@simonerz8248 That's an asshole move.
Man I don't remember my PSP being that thick.. now my switch is as thin as my phone. Times are changing dude
5:38 I think I can hear the sarcarsm when he says that like every time, like it sound like "you're horrible parent and will never bring joy to him, what ever you do... Have fun!"
Plot twist:
You didn’t search this
It searched you
Facts
Mult ummm..I’m a little concerned now.l
We all have eye worms now
NO IT SEARCHED FOR YOU
Also I love watching this show with my mom she’s a veterinarian
I'm not crying because of the ending... I just have worms in my eyes.
damn, must be contagious bc same
fucking eeeewww nigga -_-
Welp, time to remove your eye
Laser photocoagulation to fix the eyes and high dose of benzimidazole to kill the worms.
Julie Schauder ,uh
It’s funny because this was my favorite episode because of the boy. He looked right at House at the end and I don’t know why, but it made me really emotional.
The parents reactions and several lines when they say the boy doesn't make eye contact with anyone imply that Adam staring at House after giving away his PSP is the first time he made sustained eye contact with someone. Which, if you know anyone with autistic children, is a huge step in their development. A nephew has autism. He rarely makes eye contact with anyone who is not mom/bros, is deathly afraid of dogs and not even his mom can stop his crying if something upsets him. Knowing that is why a scene like the end of the episode is so powerful.
@@branlopgar I got goosebumps
Same.
Such a good episode, but the ending is really amazing and uplifting - plus the acting all around is great
SUPERSHASHA it's called empathy and for a moment there is a universal connection the world over when somebody connected you felt that connection within you. Your brain was making all the connections between the child's illness, their inability to connect with others, him connecting with House, and you projecting your own self into that position. We have been assaulted by moments like this from TV and Music every day of our lives and it's like clock work for this kind of connection to be turned on when moments like this are shown on TV or played out in a song. Some people are more empathetic then others. The ability to project others emotions onto ourselves and feel what they are feeling or what we perceive they are meant to feel in that moment. Good shows are and good advertising and good music rely on this kind of psychology to sell us their product. Same goes for using kids and young animals to hijack that part of the brain that wants to take care of cute things.
Wilson: "He sees himself in this kid."
8:24 He literally sees himself in the kids perspective. This show was brilliant!
You didn't get it, they just showed us House in kid's perception, House was not ''seeing himself in the kid'', he was looking AT the kid and being really surprised and even moved I would say. You overromanticize it and didn't get the scene, not everything is about House's perspective, this time it was about the KID.
How could somebody be SOOOOO wrong about perspectives????
When the kid looked House in the eyes.....dammit, who's peeling onions in here?
Me
But thats soo sad
@Baph The Guy It’s been a long ass time since I’ve watched this episode. But from what I remember, It was hard for him to look at others because of his condition, and the The fact that he had worms in his eyes previously. The moment that he manages to look House in the eyes, is suppose to show much he Really is grateful for him. So much, he tried his hardest to make eye contact.
Man, early seasons were absolute gold.
Nah.
*I've only watched season 1 and only a few of these clips keep in mind
Is it because it got repetitive or the story did some odd things or what?
It's because after season 4 everything started to spiral around House's mental issues rather than focusing on the medical cases like in the first three seasons, it was also kinda disheartening to see House take one step forward into fixing his life then take a huge leap backwards, I wasn't even sad when the show ended abruptly, it felt like they mercy-killed a dying dog.
The series was always about House and his issues with other people. He is an addict who happens to be a medical genius and thinks that if he remains miserable, he would not lose his 'gift'. And is not like the other seasons are not focused on medical cases. That's the main thing on the show.
Not it wasn't, the early seasons were episodic, even when something big happened, like, House leaving Stacy, or him getting shot, it was only mentioned on the next episode, but House would go on, he was always the same amount of miserable, whereas the later seasons he started to go more and more insane, but to each their own I guess.
Now we're back with: Why was this in my Recommended?
True
;-; dunno
Same
Yes
InklingCurry same!!
Theory: House then uses that PSP thing to ignore other patients and plays the game on it.
Bigger theory: kid later grew up to be The Good Doctor
@@DLD1057 omg YES
@@DLD1057 No, It doesn't fit Shaun's backstory on The Good Doctor.
Welcome to a another episode of: Lets watch creepy shit before going to bed.
Indeed
That’s what i’m doing right now lol
Exactly
Yup
How did you know I'm boutta go to bed?
Kid's smarter than they give him credit for, they just couldn't communicate effectively. Did they even try, or did they just talk *at* him and assume he was being deliberately rebellious, like a two year old?
Worked with an autistic child as a TA for two and a half years. Kid had a lot of trouble communicating with me, but I tried to always be patient with him because I knew it must be as frustrating for him as it was for me. It went both ways; he couldn't always understand me, I couldn't always understand him, but it got better with time.
I got aspergers, so I kinda get it.
@@cunningsmile4166 Assburgers*
...Sorry, but as long as that big muscle inside my chest keeps twitching I will _always_ make that joke.
My ASL teacher has Aspergers, one of my favorite teachers, she told us she decided to pursue ASL because it’s something that just clicked with her, slightly different way of communicating, but the differences are vital and they make sense to here, where they don’t usually for hearing people.
@@obsidironpumicia4074 DAMMITTT 😂
a decade later that kid goes on to become The Good Doctor
no, he didn't, but you thought about it.
Fuzzy Duo lol
At first I thought the preacher kid from Season 2 became The Good Doctor.
Wow...i somehow like that idea, is like the MCU but in medical series.
in House's universe... yes
Well the Good Doctor is also by the people that did House so xD
This show helped me with my own autism and helped me cope when i felt like i wasnt enough, this episode brings me to tears every time i see it. Thank you house
*2:53* I have never laughed so hard before
House of the Lord sounds like a good name for a TV show
KKONA BROTHERR
The double meaning is so good!
If Goofy became a doctor or priest
You have to see the other accents and language-barrier crossing he does throughout the show. Hugh Laurie is a boss.
i cried when he made eye contact with house:(
u did not
@@user-gj8gs7gg4z How do you know?Where you next to her/him?
No I live in my friends van
666
Yeh, I did
I played in the sandbox like crazy when I was a kid; had a bunch of toy dinosaurs, played extinction, the works.
I saw the promo for this accidentally when I was like 6 or 7 and then I was traumatized to play in it for like a month.
Then suddenly it pops up in my recommended feed.
How fate is a cruel mistress. :,'D
And then you turned 8 :)
You get worms?
I had a sandbox but I never played in it
Adams gratitude to House was beyond words, by making eye contact, the look on the kids face said it all.
I love when this show adds a little humor in serious scenes. "Don't touch his eye!" "This is an epididymectomy" "Like I said, don't touch his eye" loll
I not understand that but then I not know epididymectomy and never looked it up even this amount of time after the show
@@mlee6050 He actually says appendectomy i.e. appendix removal. Would've sounded a lot different if it was epididymectomy.
@@Shyvorix I was just using word this Joshua used ...
R/boneappletea
They were removing an appendix, not an epididymis.
I wish house would come back.
Me too. Im curious what House did after Wilsons death...
whooooo easy on the spoilers
Witch Hunter XDDD WTF
Jakub Frei I like to think it all ended with the last scene. Thinking what might have happened next spirals down to house being unhappy without Wilson. Just too sad to contemplate
Witch Hunter ? So what are you doing here ? :) its your problem
It's amazing how they were able to set up that climactic moment. House nonchalantly says 'see ya' when the parents go and thank him and looks straight to the ground, showing us that he too shares 'autistic' symptoms; one of the prominent characteristics is not being able to look at others people's faces. But the beauty comes is the parallel that Wilson mentioned between House and the autistic boy, is the final scene where they were both able to acknowledge each other, face to face, showing the highest level of respect which is further amplified due to their ASD.
This kid who never looks anyone in the face looks House in the eyes, what a touching way to say thank you for saving my life Sir.
Kid: Oh no, worms are on my eyes!
Brain: Quick! Do a barrel roll!
Kid: Gotcha!
r/darkhumour
They obviously used some cheap editing trick there.
I guess you could say...
they used cg- *eye.*
Omg did you really make that damn joke lmao
How dare you!!! 😁
this is so better than those comments on "why was this in my recommended"
This joke, and your profile pic are one of the worst things i have ever seen.
Take my like and leave
This is one of my favorite episodes and one of my favorite endings between House and the patient. I love this character and series. This was of the few endings that really touched me. Trust me, when I was the title and thumbnail I was like, “please have the ending, please have the ending,” and I’m so pleased you guys have this video now. Starting this morning re-watching this moment, yeah, that was a 10. 😊
N810garcia true. When I watch this, it's really touching. Believe me or not, it made me shed a tear
I immediately looked for comments like this. It was truly touching
N810garcia yeah that brought a tear to my ear. It was touching
"if you remove this kids eye, he's only going to be half as good at not making eye contact" oh boy, house pulls no punches
“And made his eyeballs do a backflip”
lmao what?
*What do you mean "What?"*
I think it was a kind of digital trick
Whats the meaning of lmao? and why you american people said that?
And why you consider yourself the health people when ate hamburgers and hot dogs a lot?
And you people dont use the metrical system. Even the Euroup, your masters, use the metrical system
I play rugby with an autistic dude and we get on really well as do the team because we don’t talk to him any different. He takes if differently and we are all cool with that but because we talk to him the same as everyone else he loves and understands we respect him. It’s probably based on something similar with this because Adam sees that he treats him the same as house treats everyone else. Which is why he responds.
My mum would be like “It Is BeCaUsE oF yOuR bLoOdY pHoNe!”
Same
X2
Too that’s sabige
That last part is the most emotional scene of the entire series. It brings me to tears every time I watch it and I've watched it many times.
“If you remove this kid’s eye, he’s only gonna be half as good at not making eye contact”.
God I love him.
Who else got recommended this in December 2019 and is wondering why they clicked on this video?
Aaden Camacho OMG ME
Aaden Camacho yeah...
Me lol
Me! But I actually watch this show.....sooo
Me
4:08 *"Hey! Don't touch his eye!"* *"This is an appendectomy."* *"Like I said, don't touch his eye."*
Oh my god this unlocked a memory. I remember walking into the living room when my mom was watching this episode when I was little and it scared the hell out of me. I can’t believe I found this again
“You remove this kid’s eye he’s only going to be half as good at not making eye contact” I’m going to hell for laughing 😂😂😂😂
I praise this kid's bravery in giving House his psp and making eye contact with him.
In autism (and aspergers), the patient has a hard time upsetting their self-made status quo (which can be easily confused with extreme OCD). If the boy didn't want to give him the psp, and his parents took it from him, he would throw a fit, because it would be digging a hole in what he saw as his life.
Also, autism (and its aforementioned cousin) makes it difficult to make eye contact. This is because the patient has heightened senses that relay information to their brain at accelerated rates. Eye contact is an overdose of information, and it can cause panic in autistic patients.
How do I know this? Because I have aspergers, and my sister has autism.
Can relate. Diagnosed at 16
Everyone thought I was on the spectrum and I almost got diagnosed with asperger because I wouldn't make eye contact with anyone. I don't make eye contact with people because it makes me uncomfortable.
To explain it more simply it's like I'm looking at your soul and allot of the time it's a sad and scary
That's exactly what it feels like, and the fact that he stared at house's eyes for so long. What house did meant the world to him.
Incorrect, it has to do with a deficit in the P400 ERP. You don't "know it because you have aspergers", seeing as you're incorrect. I have aspergers as well. I'm correct because I've looked at the research and studied it forwards and backwards.
HOUSE of the Lord..... man that part was brilliant. Died laughing at his accent and cane-waving. High Laurie really is the best xD and props to the screen writer(s), I bet they had a laugh writing that scene
...... *Hugh. I am ashamed of myself
No.... No. "High" Laurie is how he is portrayed as, and how he is most widely recognised as.
"Hello, my pretties!" Bad timing, House, but that was hilarious
radio fuel 4:51
3:06 wow his voice sounds like the 19s barbershop tenor with a country accent😂
House is absolutely the best character in TV with so many different dynamics and sides to him. What makes him so interesting is how complex he is and you could never explain his personality in just one, two or even three sentences. And yes, I know he’s a TV character but he’s always stayed consistent and he’s always been this miserable jerk. I’ve always wanted to understand every part of him because it’s interesting.
House is a jerk and also he is a brilliant doctor. Both because he is Asperger.
He's just a modern interpretation of Sherlock Holmes
ThatCoolKidYouKnow
Not even close.
Vividly House M.D was inspired by Sherlock Holmes
Yeah, but he's not a interpretation of Sherlock Holmes. Not even close.
The kid gave him a PSP? Cool!
Now he can play MGS: Peace Walker.
couldn't make it past the tank
Oh man the times, I only had the demo version that my brother somehow got on my PSP but I played it probably more than anyone else ever has.
@@minhajansari8272 use rpg + any rocket type weapon
3:48 I feel a little guilty for laughing at this joke haha
You don't know what 'guilt' you're talking about. Just laugh and feel good!
Your not the only one i did too and kept watching it and i had my soundbar on. Its 12am and i couldnt stop
what I love about House is that no matter how much he pretends to hate children you really see his compassion and fondness for them.
' hes telling us what hes seeing.. drawing them for us over and over again.. hello my pretties ' ... this is one of my favorite episodes ❤️
Rolled back into hus hEIIAD
..a hilk a hilk a hilk! You dang raiight theyurr!
@@BaddaBigBoom hyuk?
@@michaelk9907 yep ...that'd do
hiddiseeasier for a waaaiiihse maaeaan to gaein access to HEYAven
Michael K You never read/watched old school Disney? That's Goofy.
Mom: don't roll your _eyes_ at me.
Me: okay.
Me: 2:43 (rolls one)
lmao goddammit
LMFAO
I love how any time an episode ends on a high note you always have Wilson off to the side like at 8:45 being all like "haha f**k you House, I told you there was good in the world"
I saw the whole show few years ago and this was my favorite episode. Just for the context of ending: At the begging of the episode House is teased by other doctors for never receiving gift from his patients because he is such an unpleasant jerk to them. They start to treat autistic kid and house manages to communicate with him and saving his life so the kid gives him his PSP that he refused to put down entire episode, so it's clearly something he really values and it just shows how grateful he is. It also means a lot to House since you can see him playing with this PSP in few episodes later.
The eyes contact between Adam and House give me goosebumps every time. 👁👁
Because of this episode last 10 years ago, I am now a full pledge licensed physician. Thank you house.
I remember my parents watching this episode back then, and this was technically the first episode I ever saw of House. Unfortunately, the eye-rolling part just had to be the part that I started watching it.
Davidci Codex same, this was the first episode I've ever watched (although I only saw less than a half of it) and I instantly knew this would be my favourite TV show
Adam's left eye: ...
Adam's right eye: cha cha real smooth
They really gotta alter the audio to avoid getting copyrighted *on the official House M.D channel*
Muaz Ahmed I don't think this is oficial, could be wrong though.
it says in the description that it is :D.
And I'm the offical deputy of San Ricala Railway Station.
Aleksandra Grzegorkiewicz I’m the official world champion dice roller.
KucklePuff He is, I was there when he won the world championship.
The actors on this show, especially the ones suffering from illness, are just phenomenal.
"if we remove his eye, he'll only be half as good as eye contact"
If you're going to quote the video at least get it right.
@@pintpullinggeek i did lol
@@r_yley Try turning on the captions and seeing just how wrong you are.
"...he'll only be half as good *at NOT making* eye contact"
House acting like a baptist minister is beyond hilarious
8:12 The human within. This is the person who loves his fellow man, cares for their wellness and heals the sick.
The young boy giving house the PSP at the end was incredible to see. It was a really important thing and he gave it up as he didn’t know any other way to say thank you. Brilliantly written.
The little boy that played the autistic patient did a really good job. He’s a good actor. 😊
8:30 this kid is an awesome actor. Best wishes.
I wonder what his character would be saying.
"Come on in brothers and sister, Welcome to the house of the lord" * does a T-Pose* What a legend.
5:25 lmao😂😂 making his eye do a backflp🤣😅💀💀💀🤧😵
“First tongue kiss, an 8 on the happiness scale. Child snaps back from the brink of death? 10”
Okay who’s cutting onions
The child snapping back from the brink of death wasn't the 10, it was the child making eye contact and giving House his game, the one thing that was most important to him
the eye contact he got from the kid wasn't a 10, it was a 12.
Last scene always gets me, just for that alone this is one of my all time favourite house episode.
*Him:* How brave are you?
*Me eating noodles while watching worm videos:* Yes
At 6:46 doctor: your not autistic,not even asburgers?
My mother has lupus and every time someone gets sick she says in a (house tone )"it must be lupus" and then she laughs
Your mother is awesome.
@@peterjones6456 I second that!
I love how Adam is able to communicate at 2:19. Able to help house save his life figure out at 3:56
"Don't touch his eye!"
"This is an appendectomy."
Haha
The whole chapel bit is so classic, but 3:22 had me rolling.