@@mimib8032 I corrected. I did not insult him. What? Do you want him to stay ignorant till the end of time just because english is not his first language?
The one with the lady trapped under the building who House convinced to amputate her leg had me sobbing for hours. “You don’t want to be like me.” And then she died on the way to the hospital from a fat embolism.
@@nikkan3810 The mental breakdown didn't carry over, but it triggered the beginning of his relationship with Cuddy, that was the season finale cliffhanger
@@Sniperboy5551yes, it is used to indicate when the observer is privy to narratively impactful information that the participants are not. In this context they are using "unironically" to colloquially refer to the fact that there is no hidden meaning, they are sincerely acting in such a way for the stated reason. Did you know that?
Anne Dudek’s acting as she tried to comprehend what was happening and why, and then the crushing eureka moment that played across her face when she realised it was the amantadine and that she was basically already gone… Deserved a fucking Emmy.
when she did that, man, i bawled. she's an actual acting MVP. she always knows how to make the right expressions and when to execute them. these two episodes genuinely broke my heart. it bothered me.
"Get of the bus." "I can't" "Why not?" "Because it doesn't hurt here." That line didn't was heavy when it aired. Hearing it again today... hits like a building landed on me. I get it, more than I ever wanted to.
@@snowyowl2784You’ll make it through whatever you’re going through, by getting through it you prove to yourself you are better than whatever is causing you pain
Life isn’t fair. It’s random and tragically unfair. I just lost my best friend. Not only was she the greatest friend you could dream of, she was a passionate and dynamic activist, a hard worker and made a lasting impact on the world. Both in the people she knew who became her friends and in the success of the work she did. She achieved more in 41 years than most people do in a lifetime. I would have traded places with her in a second- I am a decent person but I could not, cannot give to the world as she did. But that was never an option. She fought breast cancer for almost a decade, until they simply ran out of treatments for her to try. And she was very tired. We can only take what they gave us and be better for it, continue her work to make the world a better place.
Even though i was never a big fan of Amber, she actually brought the best out of wilson and was a perfect contrast to his personality. I wish the show hadn't killed her off.
These aren't the only patients who died, I remember a black college student who dies because his dad had given him a weld tester that was radioactive and destroyed his immune system and a woman Foreman killed by irradiating her despite her having an infection. Of all of them, I think the college students death is the most tragic, he has his whole life ahead of him and is accidentally killed essentially by his only family member.
@@Valehass that’s right! I knew 3 was too low a number. add to that the one Chase inadvertently killed because he was distracted at the clinic on the phone and he wrote a prescription instead of examining her. Oh and the guy with the dog that 13 ended up losing because the dog took the pills. Dog died too.
i feel like they were just trying to go for 3 of the most gut-wrenching ones. i think there were multiple cases too, like that one w/ the homeless woman that had rabies, so i'd imagine the vid would be ridiculously long if they did EVERY. SINGLE. CASE where their patient died because their prognosis was too bad that they couldnt save them
I remember another one that House obsessed over to the point where he did an autopsy to discover the cause of death. I think it was a wire from her bra that had allowed an infection to develop and turn into sepsis? Plus another early one with a sick nurse who was inadvertently sickening and I believed killed at least one child with a comfort teddy bear her coughing had contaminated?
Christ that first case hit me hard. My godmother made a very similar decision when she was diagnosed with breast cancer during her pregnancy. She lived almost six years after.
Me too. A classmate of mine from college was diagnosed with stomach cancer fairly early in her pregnancy. She carried the baby until it could survive outside of the womb, had a c-section and started treatment. I believe she passed before her son's first birthday. She wasn't even 25.
Robert Sean Leonard is such an fantastic actor. His performance in Wilson's Heart specifically is some of the best work I've seen from an actor. Absolute, believable heartbreak.
Notice at the end he states "naomis baby" it was him giving her validation as to how she felt, he may have not fully understood her absolte devotion to the give the baby the best chance possible but he did a little. In the end he carried out her will.
Wilson's heart is probably one of the best episodes of TV and one that is truly heartbreaking and emotional for multiple reasons. Poor Wilson has such a journey on House , his plotline sends him through the ringer multiple times.
Theres two deaths on this show that will always be branded in my mind, they showed one the pregnant mom who died in child birth. The second was the woman who was trapped in a parking structure and had to have her leg cut off. Those deaths were in my opinion were the saddest
That was a mostly true story. In 1995, Timothy McVeigh bombed the Oklahoma city Federal Building. Injured 680, killing 168 people, 19 of them children. A woman in the basement had to have her leg amputated. Because the 1 point that held the building up was where her leg was pinned. They did it by flashlight with no anesthesia. Below a building that might collapse at any moment. In fact, they twice had to evacuate. Leaving her in the basement alone. The Doctor broke 4 scaples, dulled the amputation saw, and finished the amputation with a pocket knife he happened to have in his pocket. She did survive. I remembered the story at the time it happened. After 29 years I went back to make sure of the facts.
The dibala case was interesting because chase did what he did and cameron left him over it but just a little bit after chase killed dibala, cameron killed the doctor that had lung issues because he was in intractable pain and was going to die. She wasnt against killing absolutely. She just needed a reason she could agree with.
Yeah. Everyone talked about Wilson's sorrow. But House was just as sad as Wilson. When he says that it doesn't hurt here at the bus, you know that House felt super guilty that Amber cannot make it. And knowing how House is, he feels that he would have felt at ease if he did not make it. And his inner mind projecting itself as Amber and talking to him was just a cherry on top of the scene and nice foreshadow of his Amber hallucinations in later episodes.
The wife in the first clip. I always am hoping I’ll never be someone who hears news like that. Also, the way house was with the husband seems to me to be one of the few times he was actually caring and almost feeling for the person
Imagine telling someone what’s wrong with them and not having to explain to them that they are dying cuz they can figure it out themselves, what a nightmare scenario to understand before you are told that you are dying
I honestly wouldnt want to wake up to say goodbye. Id rather die sleeping and at peace. Dont wake me up because you need it. Dont let me die scared and knowing what im leaving behind. Let me go in peace and without fear or sadness.
Everytime I see the scene on the bus and House just talks about not wanting to be in pain anymore- I’ve never felt more scene, or understood somebody so much in a scenario. I suffer from chronic leg pain, there are days I cannot walk because it’s too unbearable. I’m only 20 but it makes my life so hard to live, I cannot experience parties, or time spent running around with friends because it hurts too badly. In turn my mental health from having to be inside all the time, being in so much pain all the time- has certainly helped in its decline. There are times I wonder what it would be like to be free- not only from the physical pain but the mental burden of myself. There are days, I’d want to stay on that bus forever. I just have to remind myself that I have people in my life who love me, and it’d hurt worse than everything I’d been through to take myself away from them and make them hurt.
I can't agree with you on this because Diaballa M and M was a Cruel Dictator, Who was about to start a genocide in his own Country to stop any kind of resistance against his Cruelty but on other hand, Anakin Skywalker was a Victim of the tragedy which happened with his mother and that tragedy turned him into Darth Vader but later in 6th movie of Star_Wars, he redeemed himself by killing his Evil Master Sheev_Palpatine and Saving his son Luke Skywalker's Life from his Evil Master Sheev_Palpatine Who actually turned Anakin Skywalker into Darth Vader by using his mother's D-e-a-t-h as Weapon against him.
"What's my necklace made of?" I lost my breath. I was a teenager, me and my family watching together, air date. The last time that dream woman said "what's my necklace made of" I said oh my God and my mom looked at me like what and then House said "....AMBER...."😢
The song from the end wilson's heart is "passing afternoon" by iron & wine, beautifully fitting song. had me crying for days when I watched this episode
I hate seeing Wilson suffer man so many times through the show he's short changed its a real shame that scene no matter what takes me out man so depressing
missing quite a few here the girl who had a cut on her back from her bra was another rly good one. The rly old doctor who wanted to die but house wanted to save. The girl who had the building fall on her
I can't even begin to imagine how Wilson must've felt, even as an actor he had to have a connection with her. Then to find out that he had cancer himself, and he was one of the best actors of the entire show. I always liked Wilson's character.
He was a villain in the 80s movie Conan the Barbarian as a cult leader that could transform himself into a giant constrictor (snake - not sure which kind - python or boa).
I can’t get over that the first husband was drunk when they came into the ER and is still wearing the same clothing. So it all happened fast enough that he’s probably still slightly drunk/hungover for most of this.
My fav chapter, also the first one i ever saw. I was 10 years old i guess and i didn't knew what i was watching, but at the end i was crying when Sean has to decide to kill Naomi to save their baby.
That’s what it is, yeah. Iirc the story is that Amber was taking amantadine for the flu. Her kidneys were damaged in the bus crash, which basically caused an amantadine overdose.
Amber's dath hit me hard. I didnt watch the run when it first aired but finished the whole series this year- She knew she was gone and you can see her face when she realizes their is no hope- and wilson is just looking into her eyes the whole see knowing shes slipping away... totally sucks. and her convos w house on the white bus is like Q and Picard in Star TRek.
There are even more patients that die in the series: -A police man that laughed uncontrollably, then suffer unbearable pain and dies days later in agonizing pain. Foreman get sick in that episode and almost die. -A woman cut herself with her bra, Foreman misdiagnosed her and destroy her immune system, the cut cause and infection and she dies. -A girl is pregnant and had her baby prematurely in an abandoned house, I don't remember why, but she dies. Cuddy saves and adopts the baby. -A woman with 2 types of cancer is pregnant, she's seemingly fine because one cancer is attacking the other, she's getting worse but she can be cured if treated fast. Unfortunately, the cancer is passed to the baby and when the baby is born only the mother blood can treat her, 'cuz it has both cancers antibodies. If the mother is treated for the cancer, she won't produce the antibodies anymore and the baby dies. If the mother isn't treated the baby will survive long enough to be treated, but the mother dies. Finally the mother dies. -A girl founds a bottle in the sea, the bottle breaks and she gets cut, she arrives at the hospital with signs of smallpox, the father also get sick, House try to save him but he dies. House gets in contact with an infected pacient, so he's most likely sick too, and will die soon. Masters find out that it's some kind of cat illness transmissible to humans, not smallpox, saving House and the girl.
Two more cases: -A father unknowingly gift his son a radioactive metal that he found at work, the father and a friend get sick with radiation too, but they survive, the kid was more exposed to the radiation, so he dies. -A woman is coughing and Cameron make some test, she has terminal lung cancer, Cameron tries everything to avoid telling her the truth, at the end of the episode she finally tell the patient she is going to die in a couple months.
