House Decides to Leave Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital | House M.D.. 

Sure, now imagine Gordan and House arguing with each other. 😂😂😂

Now that’s special episode I’d watch.

R u kidding me? IF that were to “happen”, Gordon would’ve ALWAYS been in House’s shadow because House is literally a depiction of Sherlock Holmes which means his keen senses are beyond that of an average human being. But if we’re talking about Hugh Laurie, then that would be a different scenario 😅

Bold of you to assume he can't

House was on many years B4 Ramsey. Who do you think mentored him?🤔🤔🤔😁

I think that's the only time House genuinely smiled.

It's the position bro😂😂

Well, he glossed over a valid concern at the end of the video. And he ultimately failed to achieve anything with house.

​@@chef___ While it is a valid concern, moving on and crossing the bridge when you get to it is a perfectly logical solution to said concern.

@@Bova-Fett how did that work out for them?

@@chef___ That it didn't work this one time doesn't make it an invalid strategy.

Andre Braugher was a great actor and may he rip.

Cooking is skill, knowledge, and practice. Baking is 100% science, mostly chemistry.

@@gobblinal the pre-med to pastry pipeline (pun intended) is very much a thing.

Except that a lot of Cooks are too dumb for that route.

How do you mean?

indeed😂

You don't mess with food.

You can tell, his House smile is different than his regular smile

Funniest thing is : Most people have no idea what she actually means :D

She was naughty.

The new study

I wonder what 13 says after House admitted his leg still hurts. He was always comfortable to be vulnerable around her, something Wilson and Cuddy had a hard time getting him to do. There's one episode in season 7 when Wilson and Cuddy both asked 13 to check on House when he was taking experimental drugs. They knew House wouldn't hide anything from 13

@@ethelping9227 It's because like House, 13 was also medically crippled due to her Huntingtons, and House knew it. 13 was already very much broken like House himself, with the pain of knowing she will not live long, while House was broken by the pain of always being in pain. 13 and House are fundamental broken people and as such they can confide in each other whereas Cuddy and Wilson were generally speaking normal in comparison. Wilson and Cuddy never could fully understand House, and why he did the things he did. Neither could anyone else for that matter in many scenarios except for 13. Cuddy and Foreman understood how manipulative House could be. Chase understood House's intellect and his ideology. Wilson and Cameron understood House's need for challenge and addiction. But only 13 understood House's pain and sadness.

You didn't need to include "eyes are" but yes.

She's beautiful by default

Exactly!

Scully is fine ASF

The Great Awokening of the 2010s destroyed all competence and creativity by replacing it with blunt hamfisted propaganda.

@@seanwieland9763 yeah if only that were actually true. There's been plenty of movies and shows that have been released since 2010.

@@thomaswalmsley8959 filled with woke propaganda and panned by audiences as such.

Problem there is that unless you're already established, you gotta go around convincing club owners etc to hire you for the night. That's a highly people-oriented task, which isn't something House excels at. He'd probably be blackballed from every club in the city within a month, from insulting every club owner. Working in a kitchen works to House's preferences because it's not a customer-facing role. Unfortunately it wasn't challenging enough to hold his interest because he was only doing single meals whereas most of the challenge and variety of a chef's job comes from handling dozens of tables a night with multiple options on the menu. House needs something where the challenges are as unique and diverse as people are, without needing to be ANSWERABLE to those people. Being a police officer might work except his anti-authoritarian personality would never allow it.

What character did Stephen Fry play?

@@cheater21211 Dr. Gordon Gordon Wyatt on Bones!

Holt and House would partially get along. Holt probably agrees with "shut up and let the doctor do this thing" and they're both prone to shenanigans.

Yeah that part, still makes no sense(from cuddy’s side)

That’s the spirit!!

I was laughing so hard at that .

The amputation was discussed back when House's life was in jeopardy from the toxic materials from the dead thigh muscle, now that it's no longer a concern, no doctor in their right mind would agree to voluntary amputation, it's only done if life is in danger or if there's no other option. Plus as the first two episodes of s6 show, House's leg pain is mostly, but not wholly, psychosomatic, even if he amputated his leg he would still feel phantom pains from that, they would just be a little lesser, not really worth it

@@drmajalis1583 Don't forget, that House would immediately reject that due to what Cuddy did by betraying him and having his leg surgically repaired which didn't do anything to help with the pain.

​@drmajalis1583 as someone who has lost four toes and part of the foot, I can attest that the pain is not reduced by any appreciable amount.... In some ways it's worse because, you know that it's not real....

He may have. We don’t hear every part of their conversations and he probably made it clear several times just like he did in other seasons

What could he tell him that House didn't already know and reject?

I wouldn't say he's weak. He's supposed to be arguably one of the best diagnosticians in the country in the show's universe. A generally "weak" person would not be able to attain that level of success in any field, they'd give up on it early on, deem it too much effort. But he's certainly weak against Vicodin.

@@madelaki I meant weak in his personal life. He avoids all necessary conflict and instead copes with vicodin,alcohol,excess. His inability to challenges there make him weak and impossible as a partner for Cuddy exemplified when she needed him. As a doctor he is a monument. A giant.

99!

Wooden spoon

Smart money says he "opted out" himself. House said himself when Wilson goes he's truly alone & House's whole life was Wilson & Medicine, he can't go back to Medicine so there is only one logical ending for the guy.

But it still does make sense because she actually knew English, so she probably understood the joke.

Oh is that what a threesome in China is called.

Why did this make me literally LOL?

I don't know how it works in Chinese but in French it's the same double meaning with the position. Might be international 😂

You can be both. Many people become addicts due to an injury, then being prescribed opiates, less common these days but in the past they handed it out like candy. House clearly has an addictive personality, that's why he HAS to know what's wrong with people, he's addicted to that high. So when he found opiates it was a foregone conclusion. People with addictive personalities need to stay away from certain drugs and fill their time with something else, like House's doctor is trying to do with finding him a hobby.

Seasons 1 - 4 he was an addict, he didn't realize that he was an addict until way past season 2 where he willfully checked into rehab, however, when he came back, Cuddy had signed the papers for him to get his leg fixed, which House didn't want to happen as he didn't know if the surgery would have worked or not (in which it didn't, because he had to rely on his cane even more). Season 4 onwards, he was criminally prosecuted for killing someone in surgery and had two options - go to jail for several years, or lose his license to practice medicine. House decided to go to jail, however after four months, Foreman came to him saying he could work his sentence out by coming back to work, but if he slipped up, he would go back to jail to serve the remainder of his sentence. House agreed, but was given a lousy paycheck, smaller office and found he couldn't "boss" around his team, with Foreman being his boss. This encouraged everyone to literally play pranks on House to get him to retaliate in order to get him sent back to jail, with the likes of Cuddy hiding his cane, putting a tripwire in his office and other stuff. It came to a head when his tickets to a basketball game was found to have flooded the hospital and caused thousands of dollars in damages, which was confirmed in the next episode not to have been House's doing but the person he was overseeing when he was given the tickets. He was told that he would have to serve his remaining days in prison, where House then fakes his death and rides into the sunset with his friend with his last words being "Cancer sucks"

​@@GenGamesUniversethat's not even close to what happened. He went to jail for running his car into Cuddy's home and it was the end of season 7. Season 8 starts with him in jail.

@@GenGamesUniverse chatgpt answer right there. Clearly not written by someone who saw the show.

​@@GenGamesUniverseSo much of this is wrong I think you just made most of it up.

You think Olivia Wilde is flat and annoying? Word?