Wait... his mom would rather her son die than get the treatment he needs?  

Can't get arrested for impersonating a doctor when you are one!

@@KessyEileen04you can however get arrested for impersonating a government official which the CDC employees are counted as such

CAAARL

@@TheBehm08 Nah nah, it's Corrraaal

@@jackaboy123it doesn’t even sound remotely similar.

​@@juan_valdez117Okay Buzz Killington

Dad?

Almost no one in Georgia talks like that, especially not in Atlanta.

@@MauiWowieOwiebut people who aren’t from Georgia or Atlanta do right?

@@blueberry-jrpfx779 No, not really. I've been all over the southeast and no one really talks like that. It's an over-exaggerated accent that doesn't really exist, at least not anymore.

@@MauiWowieOwieI'm pretty sure that's what the original commenter meant by pointing out that it was over the top.

​@MauiWowieOwie go to Alabama. I am from Jersey and I stopped at a gas station to pick up some oil. The clerk said I talked funny, so I snorted and said, yeah, I talk funny...

It's so sweet and I love that for him

❤❤❤

One thing I really like about House is how some bits of dialogue feel really natural. Much like how Tarantino made pulp fiction.

Yeah, but this is definitely why *spoiler* Wilson gets the big C

@@thatonetitan8456even with a spoiler, what does that have to do at all with this context? This is like talking about the beginning of a movie and just randomly blurting out how it ends.

@adanquinones3144 Watch the video again real close, and maybe you'll understand.

@@thatonetitan8456 I watched the entire show 3 times over, I don’t need to, and it still doesn’t make sense why you would say it regardless. Stop tryna be smart with me, it ain’t gonna work bud.

@@adanquinones3144 Lmao. You're a very angry little boy 🤣 I think we're done here.

Don't talk to me about it... I had to pass on the last season cause my mom was sick the year it aired (breast cancer, go figure- she's doing great now though). I watched it finally last week and... I'm not okay 😅

Yeah I was devastated that the sweetest guy in the show ends up with what happens and I admired House for what he did to be there for him. Because after he's gone who does House have left? Really nothing.

​@@valiantsfelinesmccarty6678it pays to have more than one friend

​@@valiantsfelinesmccarty6678I wanted to cry

If only.

Omgggggg 😂😢

bruh don't- ☠️

Ouch! 😉

jesus christ lmao

House knows he's the only one who can either change her mind or save her son anyway and expect forgiveness. Him accepting defeat is basically murder in his eyes

True but house doesn't care about rules and who's fault it is, he just wants to save the patient

In the mom's defense this would have been the 3rd (i think) diagnosis that house was certain about with the other ones either worsening his condition or doing nothing. At that point i think a second opinion would be very reasonable

@@UndeadPastaHouse doesn’t care about the patient, he only cares if he solves the puzzle.

​@jacobsarac3213 That's not true, that's what everyone in the show says is true. Does he want to solve the puzzle? Yes. But he's always upset when he solves the puzzle and it's something they can't do anything about. Evaluate his actions in the show. He cares a lot more than people say he does, even Wilson can't see all of it.

Can you explain that joke?

NO BC WHY DID I LITERALLY THINK OF JAS 😭😭

Yeah he did! 😂

lmao

The algorithm knows all. 😂

Maybe not washing new clothes caused Wilson's terminal cancer diagnosis. Or not.🤷‍♀️

No, I thought it was pretty spot-on. This from a gal raised in Texas.

He'd be using a Georgian accent because the CDC is in Atlanta

Preposterous 😭😭

​@@daemianmatthews2062 I'm sure not everyone who works at the CDC was born and raised in Georgia. I'm sure there is a variety of accents there since people tend to move all over America.

@PawleyGirl yeah, there's a saying the more South you go, the more northern it gets.

I worked at a Halloween store and a target store, (all costumes were packaged) But even though we had a dressing room i continously caught people changing them selves or their kids in the middle of the isle. That unfortunately included underwear. Super gross 🤢

Same, I always wash new stuff (when possible), especially clothes. I also have really annoying allergies & it helps with that. I really hated it when I stayed in my dad's guest room & the sheets were itchy. Found out his 2nd wife (my stepmom) didn't wash them before putting them on the guest bed. I washed them immediately (not sure if it was before or after I found out she hadn't). I think that might have been before my synthetic fragrance allergy developed, too. Idk.

They do this so you can't return the clothes. (No refunds!)

@@annem.howley5310 they who? Do what??

​@@Cantmakeupmymindonaname🤮🤮🤮

DPS….great movie

Jeans are the exception, unless the new clothes make you itch & one pair did!

​@lisaannkeith5480 jeans are not the exception. They're heavily dyed and chemically treated.

I saw a show many years ago where a woman had worms coming out of her nipple because she didn’t wash her new bra and it was infested with eggs or something 🤮

With or without. (might just change... when)

So only democrats care about their health?

Yeah...that is every state dude Every state has one (or more) large city where people congregate for more job opportunities who mostly vote democrat because they believe they offer better policies as a collective And the farther you move away frok said cities where people live in very small numbers in greater distances they will vote Republican because they believe their policies help them more as individuals

​@@trevorferrell3571 people vote on tribalism, not material interest. policy positions are just rationalizations.

​@@scottmatheson3346tribalism is a conservative feature, liberals aren't tribal by definition

@@21mushroomcupcakes33that’s a load of malarkey if I’ve ever heard one. Tribalism is a human trait, it’s not confined to liberals or conservatives.

I have sensitive skin, so I always make sure to wash my clothes b4 wearing them.

I think of that every time people don’t wash their new clothes.

I usually wash all my materials before making stuff with them. The sizing in the material can be so abrasive to my skin. Plus nothing worse than having the pattern pieces shrink awkwardly 😅

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😂😂😂

I’m saving lives here

It WaS a JoKe...

You know odds are if a man says it like that he gets roasted somehow 😏

@@theocedillo7515 Explaining humor to a woman is a waste of time. Instead, try explaining it to an alligator. They're less likely to bite your head off, when you conclude that they have no talent for comedy.

Till Chinese textiles give him cancer.

Toxic masculinity doesn't count

Yup!! The actor even got to keep his natural Australian accent for House so he may sound a little different too

You're really missing out, its one of my all time faves; its really fantastic. You should give it a try! 😊

Wildon was joking

Explain why please

I don’t get the whole CDC logic irl with pollen at times either like WHat how are you guys saying it like that level 😂😂

The title is highly misleading. In this episode the team gets it wrong multiple times. Because of this the mother wants the CDC to review the case and make sure they dont kill her kid. Considering the fact that they nearly did 3 times thats fair.

Neither do I, in case I need to return them. Plus everyone tries on unwashed clothes in the shops. I don't remember this episode, but maybe the clothes were from a dodgy manufacturer?

@asuna932 Depends how much you care about the chemical load your body gets 🤷‍♀️ You won't die from it but it's not good for you and it's just one more small unhealthy habit that adds to chipping away of how long you live. Probably you (as all humans) make worse decisions every week or even daily though 😄

@@magicofshootingstar I wash all the t-shirts and coton clothes. But not the jeans. Now I'm worried.

I always leave my underwear on because , I don't want to get something from some nasty person that doesn't want to be safe .

Yup, the selfish and very very dumb ones always take their knickers off. It never seems to occur to them that...300 other women just did the same thing. Crotch Karma is bloody itchy.

Omg ew. I always keep mine on, I hadnt considered that people actually take them off for that. That's so fucking disgusting.

@@probablypositivity8918 I know, disgusting and dumb - well, unless they enjoy trips to the snatch quack.

People try on bathing suits? Or just women? I buy trunks my size wash them and then wear them. Exactly for this reason.

The title is highly misleading. In this episode the team gets it wrong multiple times. Because of this the mother wants the CDC to review the case and make sure they dont kill her kid. Considering the fact that they nearly did 3 times thats fair.

That's not what he said

@@KakashHatak3 it sure isn’t. It’s just what I extrapolated and rephrased in a humourous way. I mean, what kind of person doesn’t do their own laundry? I’m studying to be a doctor and I intend to do mine, not leave it up to a spouse. Again, what I said was just my interpretation of what he said. Not an exact transcription. Hope this helps

@@shirin9452 he probably does do his own laundry. Idk if you know what a joke is, but he just made one.

@@KakashHatak3 I’m not sure if you know what a joke is, considering what he said wasn’t one and what I said was lol

@@shirin9452 "what he said wasn’t [a joke] and what I said was" Of course Wilson was joking. The alternative interpretation would be that neither he nor anyone else washes his clothes, which would require him to be portrayed as filthy. If you've seen the show, you'll know that he's portrayed completely opposite to that; he's proper, conscientious, responsible, and considerate. He'd be voted "medical staff member least likely to contaminate a sterile room", if there was such a vote at the hospital. The fact that you don't realize that he was joking explains how you could fail so miserably at making a joke of your own.

Season 1 Episode 8 “Poison”

You know it's an early episode because Wilson is still married to wife #3.

​@@EA-vd4gdand Foreman has hair

​@@theoriginalstaylbread2966🤔😳😁😄😂😂

@@theoriginalstaylbread2966wow I can't believe I have never noticed that

I know, it’s almost like it’s a TV show or something and not a real hospital.

i know, i can't wait to see hugh laurie in a thong! ❤❤❤

You realize this is fiction, right? And while it _comments_ on the real world, it can't actually _prove_ anything about it?

​@@DrewKimeWhere are you getting this from? They're just saying that the fact the show portrays so many laws being blatantly broken for convenience, enjoyability, and expediency shows how much we are weighed down by these very same laws in our real world. They never said the show was factual, they never said it was commenting on the real world, and they never said that it made or was proving some obscure point. They just commented on the way laws are ignored in the series and made a vague comparison to real life

​@@lunar9342they literally just said that because it's fiction it can't "go to show" anything, which is something op was implying

@@tmr3421 The thing I don't understand here is that you two are acting like the op is incorrect exclusively because the show is fictional. The fact that the show is fictional is what allows the characters to break so many laws without consequences, which they were saying shows how much such laws complicate things for us in real life. The two of you are acting like it's fictional nature makes this small takeaway invalid. The complexity of the worlds laws are necessary, but they can make what could be a simple yes or no question into a whole quest in and of it's self for the right to ask that question and receive the true answer. I don't understand what you are disagreeing with here, specifically. Is it just that the show is fictional, and therefore it cannot be used as a comparison? Because fictional books and shows frequently have aspects that are comparable to our real world, even unintentionally so. It's part of the fun, to dissect small decisions in writing and see how it compares to the real world it's based off of. So what am I missing here that makes op's comment so bad?

Btw, I apologize for the long-winded comments. I have difficulty condensing my ideas down into something more brief, and to the point.

A high school student has been poisoned with some chemical. In trying to find the source, House and the team first assume that the kid is using drugs and then that the kid has been using pesticide in his gardening, and his mother insists he does neither. They're wrong and she's right, but she's offended that they didn't take her word for it. That, combined with the fact that they don't magically figure out the exact cure on the first try, leads her to lose all faith in them and she refuses to let them keep treating him until the CDC will sign off on it.

Kid got poisoned from fake pants

chase is really going to have a hard time convincing people he did not have sexual relations with that woman

Aka morons

The title is highly misleading. In this episode the team gets it wrong multiple times. Because of this the mother wants the CDC to review the case and make sure they dont kill her kid. Considering the fact that they nearly did 3 times thats fair.

As you can see Neil is alive and well, he also went to Harvard and became a doctor, like his dad told him to.