Doctor Reacts To House MD Wildest Encounters 

The "virgin birth" scene was House full on lying to the patient's fiancé to cover up that the patient cheated on him. Later in the episode she brings him a gift to thank him.

BTW the woman did cheat on her fiancé. House just lied to them.

“There would need to be a guy sitting between you and the toilet seat but yes” one of my favorite lines from House ever 😂😂

House saying "I haven't brushed my hair for seven days and my shirt is not pressed. You have an athlete's foot in your nose. I'm ready to be judged." Is my favourite line from the show, should've let it play out till the end, Mike!

Hi Mike! For the virgin birth, he was lying to get her off the hook. He got a gift for that (there was a bet with Wilson if I remember well)

As far as I know, the self-circumcision was the only time where House was genuinely shocked/mortified during clinic duty 😄

i love how mike passively went from talking about someone who cut off part of their skin with a boxcutter to talking about shipping

The cat lady clip is actually longer than that, ands ends both dark and funny. He tells her to give the cat up for her health, but she says she can't because it was her late mother's and no one else in the family could take it in. House then offers her allergy pills and steroid injections, both of which she turns her nose up at. When she asks if he has any other solutions, he gives a classic House response: "well, if you live near the river, I have a bag you can borrow." 🤣💀

It’s important to note that house is supposed to be the doctor version of detective Holmes (one of the main inspirations for the show) the way he knows what’s wrong is simply that, he just knows. No one in the show knows how he knows and no one else in the show has the same ability. That’s also how the idea of him messing up is impossible to himself.

Oh no! You missed the one where House asks a female patient if she's been using her inhaler, and asks her to show him how, and she pressed and sprayed the inhaler on the outside of her throat, like perfume 😁😁😁

Never underestimate the diagnostic superpowers of a really creative writing team.

A lot of my favorite House moments are from his clinic scenes. It's a treasure trove of gold

House is a modern retelling of Sherlock, that is why his attention to detail and wide range of knowledge feels so unbelievable.

Make this a series. Clinic hours are House's MD most funny bits, quick payoff. Id love to see all of them on the channel.

As someone who has spent 58+ years as an asthmatic, I appreciate the progress we have made when treating attacks. We didn’t have inhalers when I was young. My parents had epinephrine shots in the refrigerator ready to go when I was having an attack. My mom would have to give me a shot then take me to the dr. To get more treatments. I used to be admitted to the hospital twice a year for a week at a time because of my asthma. Being intubated isn’t fun at all. True story though, once I stopped taking my daily oral medications and stopped eating meat, I have yet to be admitted to the hospital for my asthma. The last time I was there for it was almost 30 years ago. Whether it’s mind over matter or a combination of things I’m not sure but I’ll take it. I do have lasting affects from prednisone now (bad eyesight and weak bones) but that is fine as long as I don’t have to take it all the time.

Agree that that toilet seat line is one of House's best! I'm mad at the production team for not showing Dr Mike the punchline of the scene though!!

The show was based on how strong his power of observation is. He studies people and their behavior and he thinks that what helps him be a better doctor. It's also why he hates dealing with them. He wants to study them from a distance.

There's nothing that can make my day more than Mike's reaction to medical shows

7:20 OR HE'S NERVOUS He said it so defensive 😭

So glad Dr. Mike talked about the asthma thing. I've had inhalers since elementary school but only the rescue kind. But after getting COVID, I was getting multiple coughing fits daily. Like I had to use my rescue inhaler upwards of 4 times a day. My doctor found this concerning and started me on the literal lowest does of a daily steroid inhaler. And voila, a short time later, no more hacking up my lungs multiple times a day. Of course, every once in a while, I forget to take a dose because, I'm human. On those days, there is often a moment of "why am I coughing all of a sudden?" Oh yeah, forgot to take my inhaler. Take it and I'm mostly fine again :)

Hey Dr. Mike! You probably should have included the scene where we learn that House purposely lied about the virgin birth just to win a bet. Without that scene this clip unfairly paints House to be farfetched with a scene that wasn't the case.

As ridiculous and unrealistic House MD is, it’s the only “hospital show” I have enjoyed and rewatched several times.

the self circumcision bit is probably the most real down to earth one house has done, I know 1 person who served and he experienced someone trying to castrate them self over seas because he was literally losing his mind with sexual drive.

To be fair, he lied to that woman. Turns out she did cheat

I love the balance between Dr. mikes hilarious reactions and the immense knowledge he has about the body. I always learn so much but still get a good laugh 😅❤

I love House!I know it is not medically accurate,but House interaction with sick people is hilarious. Also,these are my favorite Dr Mike reaction videos,he educates us but is also having fun watching them. Keep up the great job Doc!

My step-uncle tried to lance his own butt boil with a box cutter... he told the doctor he sat on it by accident 🤣 Also, as a nurse who previously worked in a clinic doing phone triage, thanks for the education on sinus infections 🙌 Lots of people call wanting an antibiotic for like 3 days of nasal congestion 😳

Once you understand that House is basically the medical equivalent of Sherlock Holmes, the fact that's he's so knowledgeable about a vast array of subjects makes a lot more sense.

I actually watched every episode of House MD not too long ago and I was incredibly satisfied with that choice. It’s such a good show and it only took me so long to finish because I spent a lot of time crying knowing that House’s story couldn’t end well for him. I love House MD.

House is like a teacher who taught in a specific part of a city and has seen everything that happened there and can just feel when something's the case in clinic duty.

0:52 🤣🤣🤣🤣 That's why I love this show!

The dead cat one really killed me. Like I was laughing so hard I literally couldn't breathe, then I literally died! It's OK, I got better.

1:01 is hands down the best Dr Mike laugh ive heard. Thank you for making us laugh as well as educating us with each video Dr

The best part of House is the fact he breaks into his patients homes to get more information and the patients don't seem that upset about it. Like if a doctor broke into my home I would have been a little more focused on that part tbh.

5:54 I love the ongoing joke where someone makes an ambiguous statement, and House deliberately chooses the incorrect subject noun for the interpretation.

I was so happy when you reacted to the circumcision patients😂😂😂One of the most hilarious faces of House in the whole series

hi doctor mike! i’m a pre med student, hoping to get into a good medical school. i constantly watch your videos and learn so much from them. they really make me excited to become a doctor. 💕

I LOVE to see Dr Mike reacting to Dr House, and his diagnosis analysis, and everything else.

So happy to see you doing more House, love the series!

House if it was an actual doctor he would have infinity unreachable percent types of charges from medical negligence, malpractice, missinformation, battery, assault, etc

FYI: in that first clip about a virgin birth, it’s said later in the episode that House made it up

I just learned something in this video. About a year ago, I had an asthma attack that lasted way longer than it should have. I went to the ER, and due to the fact I have multiple anxiety disorders, the doctors assumed it was an anxiety attack despite the fact that I told them multiple times that I could think clearly and that my only symptom was not being able to breathe correctly. They gave me anxiety medication. This made me drowsy, and I started doing that slower breathing thing Dr Mike talked about. About five months later I was diagnosed with asthma and prescribed an emergency inhaler.

Hey Dr Mike. Since the show seems to be about 1 in a billion medical issues, I thought it would be fun or at least interesting to you and others in the medical field to share my story since I used to be the patient in one of those 1 in a billion medical issues. I'm 41 now but about 10 years ago I was diagnosed with a double aortic dissection. No trauma and I don't have Marfan syndrome. I was in the shower, when my toes all at once started to go numb. I thought maybe I was standing on a nerve or something, so I sat down in the tub to feel my toes a bit better. Within 10 minutes I was paralyzed from roughly the belly button down. I called 911 made it to the hospital. Police officer actually ended up getting to me first before EMS and took me to the hospital. Strange but he ends up telling attending that he feels my complaint of paralysis is due to drugs. So attending leaves me, pretty much unattended for several hours at a time for an eight hour period. Doctor comes along and asks "How are you feeling" and I tell him still can't feel anything. So he jabs the bottom of my foot and when I don't move his face turns ghost white. CT scan follows by another ambulance ride to another hospital and a very long surgery. I had damage to one of my heart valves as well as a dissection in two places. One near my heart and one in my stomach. Roughly 10 months prior to this I went to my doctor to tell him that something was wrong with me. At the time I was into MMA and doing high levels of cardio but my breathing wasn't "right". I felt like I wasn't getting enough oxygen as normal. He did a full work up on me and found nothing. He looked at nearly everything........ BUT....... my heart. As other doctors have said to me since, "Why would you look at a 30 year olds heart?". So I wasn't getting enough oxygen because my heart wasn't functioning 100% only a portion was. Didn't feel anything the day of the dissection that would lead me or any other reasonable person to think that anything was wrong. I felt no pain before or after the dissection. The only reason I knew something was wrong was because of the dissection in my stomach, which cut the blood flow off to my legs. I was literally alerted to an aortic dissection by another dissection. Had it not happened that way, I wouldn't have been able to type this. I'm fairly certain I made some medical journal somewhere. I was contacted by the hospital years later by a doctor doing a case study of some sort and was publishing a paper. He asked several questions and I never heard back. Just thought I would share.

8:49 - "If you start fatiguing and breathing slower... that could be a sign that you're fatiguing."

0:33 well, House is loosely based on Sherlock Holmes books, and Sherlock _was_ the OG algorithm: "there's specific type of mud on your boots, it can only be found in particular part of London; the only place that could be of interest to you there is this particular store". Such scenes in House are clearly homages to Sherlock's deductions. And I don't think they were ever perceived as realistic. Agatha Christie threw shade on Conan Doyle about "artificially contrived and far-fetched" deductions were (in "the Clocks", via Poirot's opinion)

WE STILL WANT EVEN MORE HOUSE MD REACTIONS!!

1:40 Imagine explaining that to your parents!

Just imagine Mike acting like House around his patients in real life 💀

3:41 Oh my god, that's Jim (John Kazinsky) from The office !

When Doctor Mike “Jesus I have never heard this” I literally spat out my drink laughing 😂😂😂😂😂

I've binged all 8 seasons of house and it's a rollercoaster. One of the best series I have ever witnessed. Highly recommend this to people who are thinking of watching it because it's really interesting.

I have to just say a lady fell in front of me today on the bus and split her head open, I was able to help her calmly and properly until the medics arrived due to alot of knowledge from Dr Mike (and Grey's anatomy 😅) so thank you Dr Mike!! I also went to the ER with her for three hours after that which was funnn

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4:19 Can't be specialist for everyone.

As a man who has watched the whole house series I love watching Mike react to it

I love House M.D. (even fully aware how unrealistic so very much of it's portrayals are) and am very excited about any content calling it out or just evaluating it from a medical standpoint. Thank you, Dr Mike!

Hi Dr Mike, there is a comedy medical TV show that just had it's final episode on Christmas day, I think it would be great if you review this show next it is called Doc Martin, it's a British comedy drama, he was a vascular surgeon, but becomes a GP (family medicine Doctor same as you), the show is medically accurate, and to top it off it is hilarious.

Finally! more of this Doc!

I always enjoy Dr. Mike's reactions!

2:00 House made that up, he lied to the couple

Doctor Mike, one thing to keep in mind is that House is Sherlock Holmes, so his powers of perception and deduction are portrayed just like Holmes, who, if you've read any of Doyle's stories, does exactly the same kind of thing. He also shares a lot of other personality traits (and vices) with Holmes beyond his powerful skills of investigation.

Thank you for the video Doctor Mike.

At this point, dr. Mike should just make weekly reactions of the show, really watching full episodes so you undertand everything that is happening. And also keep in mind the series was inspired by Sherlock Holmes, a know-it-all detective that has a bucnh of random facts and information on his head (and also, is adictet to drugs)

Have you ever seen ER the tv show? It's my all time favorite medical show, and gives a lot of love for the important work nurses do

When I was a teenager, my doctor was concerned about prescribing steroid inhalers because there was a risk of reducing bone density and so being a factor in osteoporosis. I was hesitant about starting my daughter on steroid inhalers for the same reason, but research has moved on and shows that being active because your asthma is well controlled is better for bone density than the risks from the steroid inhalers.

always love your house md content!!

Please react to more House. Truly the best medical drama ever made. And I'd recommend watching it all from start to finish, if you have time, to follow along with the plot. This show's true meaning and storyline is far beyond just the patients and the medical stuff.

Dr. Mike’s love hate relationship with House is something I didn’t know I needed

Hey, Doctor Mike! I love your content, and I learn a lot from the things you talk about! It’s fascinating! ❤

@3:49 It's always NOT Lupus

“There should have been a guy sitting between you and the toilet but absolutely” that had me freaking dead 💀

I love Mike's reactions to medical shows

1:50 he lied dr mike to win a bet

Please do more of these. House clinic hours were the most fun!!

When our daughter was born 6 months ago we binged house every night while feeding her. Love that show. It was on for weeks

4:29- Even if he could be, would he want to be? 😂

Thank you for inspiring people to peruse medicine!

Love it! Need more ❤️

I love his crazy abilities! It was all part of the fun of the character even if not realistic. Hugh Laurie is so good. He’d curse under his breath when the script had words like “coronary infarction” because that was so hard to do in an American accent. He worked hard on it. I know so many people who had no clue he’s British or a comedian

4:13 My grandfather circumcised himself this way, went fine according to my grandmother.

7:10 he has ultrasound vision because of his experience. I’m sure you’ll be beyond that point when you will be as old, Mikey 😊

HAHAAA, LOVED your genuine reactions and laughters! Cheers!!!

Please do more of these videos! I love your reactions to them!

1:45 He does know House was lying right?

Every new video is so entertaining and interesting 👍

I ❤ these video's for not only was House my go to show back back in the day, it's fun AF watching Doctor Mike's reaction to the different medical shows & very entertaining.😂😂❤

“He’s like an Amazon algorithm” is probably the best line I’ve ever heard 😂

hello dr mike!! love your videos man you really inspired me

1:40 a storyline about virgin birth Dr. Mike: JESUS, I have never heard of this Nice

This is my favorite series

Need more of these!!!!!❤❤

dr mike freaks out about md's diagnosis accuracy yet he is as accurate as MD but at fighting inaccuracy. He is amazing!!!

I was developing Asthma as a child and my doctor got me on a preventative inhaler and now I have normal healthy lungs. It's some seriously amazing technology

Love these House reviews i can't wait for more 😅

Yes! Been waiting for this one

8:05 lol when I was 10 my doctor gave me an emergency inhaler but my parents told me not to use it to make my lungs stronger. Even if I had an asthma attack I didn't use because they said it was bad for me

Finally more TV show reactions!!!

Hey mike, I have eustachian tube dysfunction so hearing stuff about Eustachian tubes was pretty cool. I’m 15 and have had 9 sets of tubes. They diagnosed me when I was 14. I still don’t fully understand what’s wrong with me but my ears feel full a lot, I am close to being hard of hearing, I get ear infections almost monthly, and my ears are just bothering me constantly but there’s no cure that my ENT knew of so I’m just chillin.

MORE HOUSE PLS 😍😍😍 Almost every episode is worth reacting to!

7:04 I always loved House and yes, I thought his diagnosing ability was a little too fantasy for entertainment, but in College, my teacher of basic business management was literally able to do that kind of things, but he was a nice person, not like House. He was able to deduce what kind of problem could have any student in their life by looking their reaction to some questions. Yes, people with that kind of ability exists.