Eureka Moments | House M.D. 

Oh the cuddy sex jokes. Always a classic.

2:11 nice touch from foreman's actor.

They said they've got a telescope to view cuddy panties from here. Told them the chances of invasion were slim to none

Foreman: it’s getting worse, we plugged one hole and ended up poking another. House: are you talking about the parent or how to get a raise from cuddy?

Tie me kangaroo down sport. . . . .

DrewPicklesTheDark definatly season 3 maybe 4. Remember that too

Any of about half a dozen episodes, it's a common trope of the show.

He was eating Wilson's sandwich too

Yeah I remember that

@@mauz791is that supposed to help narrow it down? lol

And she’s so adorable

That dramatic exit was so cute 😂😂😂

I was hoping she would just throw the phone.

@@rohitkumar-el9vi LOL

@@rohitkumar-el9vi would've been funny as heck

statistically speaking it turned out House's patient mortality rate is by far the lowest out of all doctors in the hospital. People usually don't trust him because of his personality and self-destructing behaviour, they think that his decision were literally insane until they worked or didn't.

@Christopher Marlowe Implicitly can mean either 'indirectly' or 'unquestioningly', in this case the latter. OP is saying that the other doctors don't trust his diagnoses simply because they are House's, but when House explains his thinking they often let him do whatever he's suggesting.

It's just a tv show.

Not to implicitly worry...House has lots of other patients.

House said it best himself, “I am not always right, I am always eventually right”.

two imaginary entities who share the same alphabetical characters. understandable.

apple54345 I always get Jesus and Jason Voorhees confused for the exact same reason.

Haha

They also both wear a lot of red and give you what you want if you play by their rules.

Sarah Greer He is a Seventh-Day Adventist?

The acting in this show was top-notch. 'House' is what happens when excellent writing meets a dynamite cast.

this diagnosis one pissed me off tbh. Rash equals lymes, but lymes doesn't always equal Rash. Lymes would have worked hours ago.

Robert Simmons (just FYI) since it’s named after a place (a town in Connecticut) and not a person, “Lyme” disease isn’t made possessive. In other words, it’s not “Lyme’s” nor “Lymes”; it’s simply “Lyme disease”.

@@edphillips2998 Lymes

mrbow50001 - still wrong. It is “Lyme” disease.

@@edphillips2998 Lymes

and by the lighting.

@@hardwirecars You mean the lighting that makes everyone look like their liver is failing? Good times.

It's the 1st episode

I can tell it's the pilot because everyone's orange (even Foreman)..

@@HailAnts orange foreman

Wait what clip was it ?

oh god, I just realized this one now. Chase's dad was neglecting him for most of his life.

@Gavriel Gallego theres a clip called Allergic to Her B.S. where he says this

Wow! Great accent if jes playing Australian. But if he truly is Australian- Chase- g'day mate

@@sally-annebrown1298 Yeah, he's a legit Aussie. In fact, I believe it's Chicago Fire where he actually fakes an AMERICAN accent for his character.

Vape Bloc yeah😁

well, i love em both but, idk..

Shit. This is so true it hurts

MCU Doctor Strange: Dr House? I've searched the multiverse for a brilliant diagnostician to help with a life and death situation. House: Seeing as you've been willing to break the laws of physics in my world, you've either screwed up or run out of options. Good news is, this proves you're not as much as an idiot as you thought you were.

If he didn’t get all spiritual and nice 😄

Ginger Ninja reminds me of old porn movies haha

Right??

It was also on the 3rd episode I think because episodes 2 and 3 were meant to be swapped

the pilot episode was the teacher

@@rhyssanders9122 Still Wierd color Pallet, Too 2006

No not lupus, it's never lupus...

It’s always lupus

@@swahat1713 Except *one time* it was lupus in Season 4 Episode 8 but it is *never Eureka* it is *always* stop talking in mid sentence and leave the room to follow up on the brilliant idea he just had.

You are extremely observant. Good eye

Thanks man

Roscoe Patterson I like it when you talk like that.

@TheRobVlogs

Thank you very much, kind stranger

Luv your pic

She wasn't the only hotty on that series ^^

Cameron when she was brunette was smokin hot also. All of the lady doctors on this show really.

@@chrisbreezy-ryanbarbosa4320 I think that everyone who says that obviously forgets about park, or maybe are into her too...

I don't know, I mean she is good looking, but her face, is rather oblate.

I didn't think there were any doubts.

Smell the fart acting is pretty serious too

I think I managed to pass that limit ages ago...

@@heatherspill5817 same...

clothing or patient

that just means you haven't watched the series enough

There's also no real consistency in what they claim to be compiling. There are maybe three real "eureka moments" in this video, and the rest of it is padded with House being sarcastic. They could have had a whole season's worth of shots of the camera slowly zooming in on House's face and him explaining what he just realized. They didn't need to show him actually arguing with the patients about whether or not he's right. And that one at the end with 13 wasn't even a "eureka moment". She just happened to see evidence of something she'd already theorized could be the case.

Cary Gibson posted 2 mos. ago: 0:00 1×01 Pilot 0:53 1×01 Pilot 1:32 4×10 It's A Wonderful Life 3:22 6×07 Known Unknowns 5:30 2×19 House vs. God 7:13 4×07 Ugly

Unless you’ve seen the series more than 4 times and are about to start it again

@deekat3279 Lysdexics of the world UNTIE! But House should be careful since he wouldn't want to sit on Satan's lap to ask for Xmas presents because the phone he brought would be cursed and cause chaos. And House should watch out for selling his soul to Santa because he would make House a slave making Xmas presents wit the rest of the elves that sold theirs.

@@ArgonTheAware You need to get laid.. Seriously

@@aksy6780 isn't getting people laid your job?

whos trevor? you mean travis?

Trevor from GTA5

Yeah, my dad has haemochromotosis and I’m potentially on the chopping block for it as well (yippee). He had to have a pint of blood removed a week, then once a fortnight, then once a month until the levels of iron in his blood were healthy enough that it’s just once every couple of months now. It was horrible for him - it hurt and he’d feel tired and crappy afterwards... but mostly he just bemoaned the fact that he couldn’t drown his misery with a plate full of his beloved steak and ribs xD typical dad lol. You have never seen a more wounded man than my dad being told to cut down his meat intake :,)

@Katia Lei Tell him you will take him out for a nice chicken or fish dinner. It's for his own health. I would be glad just to not have my body turn against me and destroy me. I have COPD because both of my parents chain smoked around me (and I have the 'early onset' genetic form... yippie) and I was born with asthma. I also have epilepsy and a screwed up back, my body hates me. I refuse to push my luck when it comes to my COPD (or any of my illnesses really), I watched my Dad die of end stage COPD and was his caregiver, it's a horrible way to die.

Nature's way of telling you that liver is yucky.

aw thanks :)

I'm pretty sure he's had at least one other patient with that.

Katia Lei Well, you won’t get bubonic plague, but, if untreated, it is fatal. Most people with even two copies of the gene don’t get it.

What did that obnoxious chess kid have again? Anyone remember?

​@@Scyllax That person who is personally affected by it has to know they'd need treatment asap. I just don't understand why the bubonic plague was brought up here, considering that it could now be _potentially worse_ to have haemochromatosis than the plague. You can treat the plague with antibiotics (doxycycline for example). haemochromatosis is more complicated. I'm not denying that the black plague is painful and deadly especially if left untreated, it really is a horrible disease.

Mocita ah but then that would mean differing to House’s judgement and just like his hubris, their pride won’t allow it.

A few times he was wrong. Actually he was wrong alot of times until his patient was at the brink of death.

That’s not how his mind works. It needs to be constantly challenged. All that arguing and the back and forth helps him rule out which is which. More often, he asks for diagnoses and he tried to prove that it isn’t.

What fun would that be?

i would

Probably the funniest clip from that season

You should try watching Code Black (If remember correctly, it only has 3 seasons). I think you'll like it :) I just got done watching it a couple of weeks ago.

Rainman can anyone tell me if scrubs is good

Scrubs was good at the start but it starts to get really soapy halfway in. By the end, its mostly soap.

Huemaster oh okay thanks

I think you should watch The Newsroom (3 seasons, completed), not saying is necesarily better than House but at least for me it scratches the same itches House does.

marco antino not every episode has a patient.

Right.

Yes! Do you like ER too? I can watch House anytime and not get tired of the show. What else do you watch?

Its her eyes. Lisa edlestien who plays cuddy is a much more beautiful woman. But something about Olivias eyes.

Kinda looks like someone I used to know.

Nah. She ugly. Emma Watson looks better.

@@mistermouse4039 Harsh, bro. Give her a chance, at least. Saying stuff like that can really badly affect people's self esteem.

@@newtie2120 wait whose. Olivia's or firetopman's?. I replied cause the comment said challenge anyone to fight. So I accepted the challenge

I'm asthmatic and I believe what he was going to say is "The more often this happens the higher chance if an asthmatic attack

@@Brodie029 I thought that scene was pretty strange. Shouldn't he be glad they're questioning their treatment and wanting to learn more? People shouldn't just innately trust what they're given, many large repeatable studies have shown, repeatedly over decades, that actually asking questions and taking the time to feel comfortable with and understand a treatment leads to better outcomes. VASTLY better outcomes. Plus he constantly gets people who were given the wrong thing and never trusts other doctors (unless he is making a "always blindly trust medical professionals" tirade like he does several times). The facts, as best as we can tell, are that asking questions about care (especially having a concerned/related third party ask questions) leads to better outcomes.

Wait till you find out there's an whole show called Eureka.

Nick Hamel Eurekas castle bro

Did you say any word in particular to express your startling discovery, like, "eureka"?

You must be high af huh

Srsly?

Must have meant a lot during the episode “All In”.

That's because it was the pilot episode.