House - Everything but the Kitchen Sink (Part 1 of 6) 

Quite likely that nobody will ever see this comment, but whilst the story that one of the producers saw Laurie's casting tape and assumed he was American because of the fidelity of his accent is well known, if you're American I recommend to you Blackadder and specifically Blackadder Goes Fourth. It is a near 4 decade old comedy series and is absolutely nothing like any American sitcom ever made; it stars Mr Bean before he developed brain damage as well as Laurie in a role you will find completely unrecognisable if you only know him from House. The last episode of the fourth series is also quite simply one of the most magnificent pieces of bittersweet comedy ever made.

@@jonnywishbone9516 Rowan atkinson never suffered brain damage, what are you talking about?

@@cardfreak0560 I didn’t say Rowan Atkinson, I said Mr Bean and it was a joke based on the behaviour of the character. Have a whoosh.

@@jonnywishbone9516well one would assume you’re talking about Rowan because your joke sucked.

He starred in the Man in the Iron Mask with DiCaprio. Small part but it was funny bc he was ordered to be beheaded.

It was literally only once lupus

Classic example of a foil.

same here im an ex heroin addict i love the show but its super triggering

I hope you are doing well bro, Jesus loves you! 🙏

I was thinking the same thing. I could have sworn I was halfway through when the video ended.

No kidding. When I saw "continued in part 2" I really thought it was for an ad break. Really tightly put together.

@@regularshowman3208 what is this vid is it an episode of the show or some extra stuff?

Woah it’s 40 minutes. Coulda sworn it was half that

Braugher was big before Holt. Homicide: Life on the Street was his notoriety start.

There's so many big actors like that in House. Off the top of my head - Jeremy Renner, Amanda Seyfried

Braugher is so frickin good in this show

Rest in Peace Andre Braugher 😭

Fun fact: Miranda didn’t actually do a character in house, they just let him be himself on camera.

OMG, thank you, i was wondering where I knew the actor from when I saw him in Hamilton and I just made the connection

I think Lin-Manuel Miranda said that he got the idea for the song ‘you’ll be back’ from Hugh Laurie

I love it when writers use some of the actors personal life to create the character they play. It makes it so much more natural.

And music for Disney

Wrote one before he went in, too

the irony about sherlock is that when everyone in their time loved him his creator fucking despised him because its all he wrote about, he was locked into nothing but sherlock

@@vanillaicecream2385 No one really made him do it. It was his own choice.

​@@MrBrainTucker1079 I agreed. We all have our own problems. Our own history. Same biological lottory system. We can't choose our parents. We can't choose what happened to us. However, the one thing that we can and always can is our own choice and how we choose to be and what we choose to do with what we got. By the way, the series (great as it is) was not written by a broken person. It is written by people who think they understand the broken people and how the broken people may (and MAY NOT) overcome what what they were facing, adjusting, etc. They did a pretty good job at exploring it, testing it, hammering it, pushing it to the limit, and the series was flying quite high for many years, but they crashed it pretty badly at the end, because they didn't know how to fly through turbulances and/or land it. They didn't know how a broken person (or broken people) could figure out and cope and come out pretty extraordinarily at the end. One line was said, "You made me better. And, I hope I made you better too." is true in life. But the writers failed to figure out what that means on screen. Result of not knowing what a real House and Cuddy could have been, come the rating issue and the budget issues that clearly contributed to major down fall and a major character off the show. If @Jesse Tribble think about it, he might agree. Not all extraodinary broken persons ended up like Sherlock or House & Cuddy. They ended up better and more. If the writers would of realized it, maybe they would have ended the show differently and inspired many more broken people to the right place rather than saying "love and human happiness disable the greatness of a extraordinary doctor or a gifted musician." Sadddddd...

@@vanillaicecream2385So he chose to write about Sherlock is what you’re saying. Wowowow so sad.

Jeff Tibble: YOU are amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Patient's dead, chat.

The king has arrived

Wait... house speedrun when?

@@DearValentina 👌

nice to see you here

Woahhhh two channels I love, together at last!

I did not expect to see a comment from you on here. What a welcome surprise!

Lol. I just started rewatching the first season myself. 😅

Damn Brit has great taste in games and shows!?

oh hey it's the gaming brit himself!

That's in the show.

@@HankFuller333 Lmao

@@HankFuller333 the music in the show was epic though.

ACHTUALLY ... the best was Help me. An episode that showed that House cared TOO much about his patients. A real tear jerker.

Dead and buried is overlooked

DNR is my favorite. When he explains to Foreman,why he treats him the way that he does, explains a lot about House’s character

Three stories is my favorite

I concur! But I really like DNR too. Shows the crux of his obsession very nicely.

The show got worse from here on out?

@@timothyhartanto I wouldn't call it worse but they had to ramp some things up after this and a lot changes from the usual format. It's still a great show but the last 3 seasons had some weak spots. They had some of the best episodes as well so it's definitely worth watching.

Worse is subjective. I liked it, but it had different priorities from the first few seasons.

@@timothyhartanto I guess I'll be the one to not mince words: It got so much worse, in every conceivable respect. Like...there are parts of this season, at least, that actually kind of work really well. It's different - not necessarily worse, but it clearly had different priorities and they were clearly experimenting in a way that works some times and doesn't at others. I was personally a huge fan of this show as a kid and gave up on it during Season Six, only picking it up again in like 2019. The end of Season Seven...well, the comment you're replying to is a spoiler. That's how the season ends - with House driving a car through Cuddy's home. That's how one of the main characters was written out of the show, the end to one of the show's major narrative arcs; the main character, that lovable badboy we're all supposed to like despite being an asshole, backtracking on all of his character development, and behaving like a teenage incel by lashing out violently in response to rejection. If you look around, you can still find contemporary reviews from the early internet...having actually seen maybe thirty of those early media blogs state that they would no longer be reviewing any episodes of House going forward because there was no point, as their review of that episode, is a big part of why I feel confident enough to say that, no, it was objectively a disaster. Some went into more depth about exactly how the writers had reached this point and why it was stupid; some just abruptly Stopped.

It's hard to watch but I appreciate it because it's the right thing to do

TheVolgun Get off youtube and get back to work Dr Miller!

Didn’t expect seeing you here , love your vids

What you talking about they're all out right now I've binged them at least six times

@@devilishdemon13 because my comment was from three months ago and part one was uploaded three months ago, I posted this comment when part one was the only video available.

Fancy seeing you here mate. Love your content

I love your comment, so funny!

@Alexander Supertramp because when I first saw him, I had no clue who he was or what his name was. At the time, he was just another random extra.

His lines make me think he may have been working on Hamilton at the time. Pretty funny seeing him in all the old little bit roles he had in a lot of shows.

@@Neverwas_one Oh, I just looked into this. According to Wikipedia, in 2008 Lin-Manuel read Ron Chernow's biography of Alexander Hamilton which is what inspired him to write a rap about Hamilton that he performed at the White House in May of 2009. The first episode of House M.D that he stared in aired in September of 2009, so yeah, its quite possible he had Hamilton on his mind when acting out this character.

Same for me and also Andre Baugher. Brooklyn 99!!!

@@DPadGamer at 22:35 you can hear him rap a little and its definitively from Hamilton or a early verse

@@caitlyncarvalho7637 he treated lungs in a box once, and also a sex doll

Gone but certainly not forgotten

Lol, this episode is bait to get fans watching, he goes on to shit on the series for not being woke enough in Episode 3.

​@@mankeez5892 really? That's sad

It's back now because of tiktok

@lacym9278 I hope your emotional status has improved these past two years! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thank you for this video. Have you seen scrubs?

That first thing - I remember when I saw it on tv and how it just stuck with me. I had health problems (still do) in the past and poverty and not so perfect parents when I grow up so being miserble was/is something Im used to. And ofc like very edgy teen I though that my pain somehow makes me special. Specialy since no one I know or see had so much misssery as I did. But this line...man, this line made me think. And see things into perspective. And I stoped seeing pain as a something special. Great writing at its best.

@@alexforce9 I can relate. Cheers.

Also the flying guy is House's patient.

nice try but no that's too many mental gymnastics

@@oxitocin7718 well, you know, it's art, therefore very much a matter of subjective interpretation, and the one above is mine. you're free to disagree with it completely and have your own :)

@@MidnightSt That's not actually how that works - or at least, if no one find it compelling, who cares?

@@xBINARYGODx so only guys in youtube videos can have their pulled-out-of-asss interpretations of media, but us, mere audience, can't? i apologise, your comment put me back in my place. i'll make sure to make a youtube video next time before i hint at my ass-pullings to be equal to someone else's ass-pullings ;)

Help me is my favorite/most memorable episode as well. It’s brilliant.

My favourite too. Amazing episode.

To me, E21 & E22 feel reletable. I`m not a genius, I`m not an addicted, but I am in restoring my self from several diseases(physical one, phyological one, etc etc). I already made a comment, but this would fit to reply your cooment. "But sometimes, it doesn`t work unfortunately. And especially the one who closes him/herself for self-protection opened up, it would be very very painful. like this : "THAT'S THE POINT! I did everything right. She died anyway!" Season 6 does slow build-up for this moment. He try to change his approach, He did the best things at the time, but he doesn`t get much happier. Many people who are watching this feel like repetitive, I know. But, The physical/phycological illness and restoring process are... repetitive, actually. You sometimes think like this ; "Well, It did not work AGAIN. Why do I have to this of which I don`t like at all. I just wanna eat a chocolate bar, even if it makes me faint. I fainted this time again, whatever I did anyway, right?". And Season 6 of House M.D catched this pain so, so, well."

I'm curious - why was the season 6 finale not just as of good of an ending if not better than broken?

@@vranime3772 i loved the s6 finale cuddy ending up with house was my dream scenario. The showrunners letting lisa edelstein walk for money was the worst decision, not the series going on too long

@@broidk8291 I really hated how House got worse and worse every following season. When he got with Cuddy I thought we were gonna end on a happy note and that's that. But holy fucking shit he went to jail, I didn't enjoy the prison arc or after he came out. I dropped the show shortly before the finale and I still can't bring myself to go back and finish it.

​@Jay9966 the ending it got in s8 was waaaaay better and very much so on point for House's character.

*you're an adult

Loved it as a kid. Can't watch it now without cringing now. He is a narcissist piece of sh**. The amount of plot amour in house is insane. Why all the characters indulges him is because the plot demands them to. There is no rational reason. And worst of all cuddy and wilson

@@solarydays maybe i wasn't clear, i watched it recently as an adult and quit along the way.. i couldn't bring myself to sympathize with him, and he is not as smart as i used to think he was as a kid. openly risking patient care and treatment again and again and getting away with it.. come on, the very definition of plot amour cuddy and wilson are grown ass adults. house did not pick them they picked him too and kept indulging him why.. because plot amour. they kept saying he was saving lives.. what lives? firemen and nurses save way more lives than he ever did.. plot amour. he was losing a lot of money for the hospital.. plot amour. there are laws, rules and responsibilities in the real world(house m.d. world). why a rational adult will put up with his shit and break the law.. chase, cameron and foreman were not that desperate enough.. its not like he owned the hospital, he was a mere employee.. again plot amour the series is just too ridiculous, it doesn't hold up within its own universe. being edgy or a narcissistic piece of shit who acts like a petulant child with a lot of plot amour wast compelling t.v. enough for me. don't get me wrong i loved house as a kid but i also loved barney the purple dinosaur.. (barney still holds up though)

@@solarydays I really do not understand why keep trying to make this personal. leave my sheltered life out of this. learn to disagree dude. Where exactly do you disagree with what I said? Please quote me so I can respond accordingly.

@@solarydays sigh.. this is personal => "..you must live some very sheltered life, good for you" "learn to disagree dude.." meant do not make it personal. i can't believe you even took that out of context. i was really looking forward to your take though.. have an awesome day :)

Yup. For sure.

In 2008, Eurodata TV Worldwide announced that House was the most-watched show in the whole wide world in 2007, with more than 81.8 million viewers in 66 countries.

It was never underrated and probably never will be since shows like that don't come to life anymore (especially with a main character who, say, can make fun of a black guy and a jew at the same time)

Hate this meme, like if you weren't in quarantine you wouldn't watch it

@Alexander Supertramp You sure showed me lmao

I'm too busy rioting to go back into quarantine.

True. Nobody can act like house in the real world and thrive. But his apparent passion for the truth isn't a bad quality.

I actually did the same thing! I got really sick in my early twenties and started watching it when I couldn’t go to college or really function anymore. I was already pretty bitter and on a shit load of pain meds so it sorta helped me through that time. Then after I got better about 7yrs and a couple near death experiences later, I started to analyze myself and change and could see the flaws in House a lot differently. This show definitely had a huge impact on my life and I was really sad when it ended. I rewatched it recently and the ending is always so sad and somewhat anticlimactic for me...

I'm sort of going through that fase now as young adult, would any of you care to elaborate a little on how your perspectives changed on the character and it's personality and it's influence on your lives over time? Guess I would benefit from the perspective of others who went through something similar

@@Zsooltt House lacks a lot of self-awareness in his actions and though he maybe reasonable to a certain extent his actions hurt the people around him. His redeeming quality is that he is good at solving puzzles. But it's arguable if he is a good doctor or not because in real life doctors treat patients and it's not always about solving puzzles. House has plot armor and the people close to him give him a million chances. In our own lives if you are hurting some one else they have no obligation to help or stay. But we inevitably have to find some one to support us unless you are one of those true introverts who doesn't need any one at all and don't feel lonely/depressed(which im not quite convinced exists). We have to learn self awareness so that we aren't being shitty to other people with out knowing it, and if we knew we were being inadequate we have to consider how to to make amends. House may not always be wrong but we are wrong all the time and it's hard to admit. This is a smidge rambley but I hope you can understand.

'ability to let go of pain and move on' definitely interesting the contrast between his reaction to emotional/psychological pain and to physical pain

Same here. I idolized him too much and was basically a mini house in personality without the super brain to back it up

“House [show or the character?] got me through a bad time by making it worse.” Such an elegant paradox. Perhaps you’ll update here one day and enlighten us about how that was true?

@@Orson2u thank you! And gladly. I was very smart and very weird as a Teenager (feels like that's a comorbidity 😂) and oh so incredibly lonely. I was convinced the only thing that gave me any shred of worth was my smarts and talents, and those things exclusively. I was also quite uncool, and never able to show off my quick wit when it mattered. I had the need to be liked by everyone. The way House pathologically pushed people away might have been toxic and unhealthy, but 15-year old me wished to have even a smidge of that confidence. House was the opposite of my uncool self, while also being super smart, and thus incredibly cool to me. Aspirational, in a lot of aspects. I had a very tough time in school and thinking back I think I was quite depressed and burned out. I clung to everything that might bring me some relief - so when I saw House cutting himself during the Tritter arc to get some relief from his pain... yep, 15-year old me decided that might be a good idea. I might have been very smart, but damn, I was dumb 😂 Well, I was going through some shit, but still. I also internalized some of house's toxic thought patterns, as the aforementioned feeling of being worthless without the special skill one has that sets one apart from others. I wish I had just gone to therapy. 😂 But house (the show) is also just very compelling. Incredibly so. The characters and relationships on that show are fascinating to me, to the extent that I spent the following years reading tons of fanfiction. That gave me some much needed relief from my real life at the time. Looking back at all that, I'm just really glad that that time is over and I'm flourishing at university and have found confidence and the knowledge that worth is inherent, and also friends who love and accept me. I'm very sorry to 15-year old me. I would have been very different had I not watched house at that age, but I can't say if for the worse or better. Both probably 🤷🏻‍♀️ I hope I didn't bore you with all that 😅

Perhaps that's a reflection of House's state at that point; seems like quite an oversight for such an accomplished M.D.

Bang on, Tiny Gypsy. I've been there! Hope you got through it :)

I think his explanation is a lie - psychological, a sudden pain in one area overrides you noticing or paying attention to another pain, so you get a break from one pay in exchange for another. It was why he smashed his hand in the earlier scene - I think he went for slicing because you can draw it out more (cut a little more slowly). Or the writers are human and all that - even the best shows have bullshit in them (I mean in terms of the rules of the fiction, not them breaking the rules of real life).

@@xBINARYGODx I agree its based on the gate control theory of pain

@@xBINARYGODx i agree this makes more sense. this was why I self harmed when I was in the middle of a mental breakdown a decade ago, it didn't make me feel happier or better, it helped me focus on something small. It made the pain from that injury override the bigger, nastier pain I was feeling mentally. In the long run it was a terrible decision though. It was one more thing I had to work through and overcome once I got help.

I don't think it was a copyright issue; isn't that footage from Courage the Cowardly Dog? If I'm right, it's not generic at all and I'm guessing the Family Guy crew disallowed the use of their footage.

Josh Parkinson ... via Copyright

Show-off

​@@guccigang9307lolololol Blessings everyone everywhere and always

Many grand blessings for you.

It’s quite an interesting trend to see comedy actors go into serious role, and NAILING IT. Barry is one great example, love it!

Explain why

@@AverageAlien he constantly violates rules that in real life would get the hospital in so much legal trouble.

@@asimplewizard True but a doctor can still have his personality technically

@@AverageAlien If it wasn't pure fiction a doctor like him would kill a lot more people than they saved. Please remember that, while based on some reality, it's a fake medical show. Legal issues wouldn't even be the biggest problem.

Think about the money he would bring in to the hospital tho