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A patient on death row asks why he being cured whilst House seeks to figure out his patient's true motives behind his aggressive behaviour. Something doesn't fit psychologically...
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Season 2 '' Episode 1 "Acceptance"
House is brought in for a consult on a Death Row inmate (LL Cool J) with mysterious symptoms. Cameron feels the hospital's resources are better used to find a different diagnosis for a young cancer patient (Christie Lynn Smith). House and Stacy try to establish a good work relationship, especially after he lies to her to secure the transfer of the inmate to the hospital.
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@onigireee 3 года назад

The person running this channel knew _exactly_ what they did with the thumbnail and title.

@handlemchandleson1 3 года назад

Yeah

@wondertyzipp8260 3 года назад

Without a doubt

@theqaptain9618 3 года назад

Certainly.

@snip3zable 3 года назад

This deserves more likes. True af

@dgs7051 3 года назад

Yup

@Riazbapoo 3 года назад

Only house can call a guy who murdered 4 people a “big baby” 🤣

@cezar3169 3 года назад

Timestamp?

@LuanMower55 3 года назад

@@cezar3169 roughly 8:43

@JaxLittles 3 года назад

Hahaha most murders are big babies. Boo hoo, can't use proper coping mechanisms to handle emotions or lack thereof, get outta here murderers lol

@user-zv6th8fh8v 3 года назад

It takes years to become a good doctor. And over the years of practice, House, certainly, collected a personal graveyard a couple of orders of magnitude bigger.

@Riazbapoo 3 года назад

@@user-zv6th8fh8v you’re correct, Elon.

@Sai4651 3 года назад

At the end of the episode, Foreman goes to court to testify that it's possible that the murders the patient committed could have been influenced by his adrenaline secreting tumor.

@coolguy-qu2su 2 года назад

You're the real hero of this story

@Sussy.com123 2 года назад

Then what happens? Does he go back to death row or what?

@harley7836 2 года назад

@@Sussy.com123 I don’t think it’s ever revealed if it changes the outcome of his sentence. It’s been along time since I’ve watched the full episode but I don’t remember it saying what happened after Foreman did that!?!

@michaelsong5555 2 года назад

So what? That hardly changes the fact that he murdered, and he needs to be put down. Also, "possible" isn't enough evidence to overturn the murder charge, because being wrong with the diagnosis has very very dangerous consequences (he'll murder again).

@barms9768 2 года назад

@@michaelsong5555 Most likely that kind of testimony would be enough to exchange a person's death sentence to a sentence of life in prison. They wouldn't just throw out all convictions. At best, he would end up in a minimum security prison for the rest of his life.

@swimfast724 3 года назад

It's spelled "pheochromocytoma" I had one. A tumor on the adrenal gland that secretes extra adrenaline. If not removed will kill you. My heart rate at minimum was 110 WHILE SLEEPING. You get these crazy bursts of adrenaline rush for no reason. You sweat constantly. They're pretty much undetectable until you get a special scan. Most people just think they have anxiety and take anti anxiety meds. Then they have a heart attack at age 30 with no heart problems. It's rare,but totally curable. If you catch it

@wilsonm.d6923 3 года назад

I like to believe House was joking when he said he couldn't spell it. Good to hear yours was taken care of.

@murderouskitten2577 3 года назад

Good to know you are still kicking and well :) And yes , it is a crapy thing if one does not know what to look for.

@luckyalvin3947 3 года назад

So he killed 4 people because of a medical condition. HE'S PERFECTLY ELIGIBLE FOR APPEAL!! NO MORE DEATH ROW!

@macmcleod1188 3 года назад

Thank you and glad you made it!

@swimfast724 3 года назад

Thank you all :) It is insane. I was eating and drinking 2x as much as normal and so many other weird stuff, but it's scary

@brett8460 3 года назад

House: Where does it hurt? Patient: My gut, I feel like I'm getting stabbed! House: Well, he'd know. 😂

@thecrimsonavenger5750 2 года назад

Right because he probably was stabbed

@Angel9932 Год назад

@@thecrimsonavenger5750 In the episode they show the scars where he was stabbed in prison. So yeah, he knows exactly what being stabbed feels like. :)

@Neo2266. 2 года назад

"Healthy people don't kill other people" _Chase will not remember that_

@ADJackD Год назад

At least he did for the greater good. It was one bad seed to save millions of other good ones.

@kinagrill Год назад

explains why soldiers dun return hale and hearty and mentally A-okay from war.

@Neil_Manta Год назад

@@kinagrill But do they really tho

@RX-nf1ch 11 месяцев назад

actually, all three of them have killed patients

@jadeybaby007 10 месяцев назад

@@RX-nf1chWho did Foreman purposely kill again?

@TyrBarghest 3 года назад

Cuddy: So everybody lies except the convicted murderer? Me: Well, yeah. Not like he has any reason to lie at this point. Any consequence is kind of moot when he's already on death row.

@johnjordan3552 3 года назад

You might argue that he would lie because he won't be getting any significant consequence

@jlammetje 2 года назад

Same applies to telling the truth, he has no reason to do anything, lying *or* telling the truth.

@BlastFromThePastTheGoodOldDays 2 года назад

A reason he might lie is if he thinks the lie might influence the whole 'death row' conviction. Also like she said he might lie to get out of going back to prison, or bide time to escape. Just because this guy was sick, doesn't mean other's won't lie to benefit themselves

@JustSomeGuyLV 2 года назад

+J.T. Barghest Your assumption is false AF in reality. In real life plenty convicted death-row murderers withhold telling the actual number of their victims and details of murders, in hopes it will delay the death penalty or at least will give them sone bartering leverage.

@geneanthony3421 2 года назад

I had a friend who lied for no reason and you could easily disprove him. Think some do it just out of boredom or to get a reaction. Made me realize you don't need a reason and with people like that you can't trust anything that comes out of their mouth.

@jonathancineus6424 2 года назад

LL Cool J is a really good actor because I forgot it was him while watching this.

@RaynmanPlays 4 дня назад

He's been in a few things and his acting chops are quite impressive. NCIS LA comes to mind.

@Profile__1 Год назад

It's crazy how unrecognizable LL Cool J is as Clarence. I know it's him, but his acting is really effective.

@johndaarteest 9 месяцев назад

I thought I recognised him.

@feraltaco4783 6 месяцев назад

My man did an amazing job in this role!

@hannahjones5927 3 года назад

"Imagine your whole life being about the worst thing you ever did"

@ilovefishing2013 3 года назад

nowadays its "imagine your whole life being about the worst thing you ever said"

@hannahjones5927 3 года назад

@@ilovefishing2013 true that

@bhootisheregaming7503 3 года назад

But consider this - "imagine your whole life or lack thereof, being about the worst thing someone else did". People need and deserve help, humans are not perfect, but there are consequences of our actions. That just how things work.

@JSB103 3 года назад

@@bhootisheregaming7503, and curiously enough, that's how things fail too; consequences of our inaction as well.

@emoticonfeliz2129 3 года назад

Isn't that how it goes usually? You mess everything once and everything goes downhill, some people are able to stop it before they get to the bottom some can't, but we're all human and lose control of ourselves at least once or twice in a lifetime

@thedev-yani 3 года назад

Is it me or does Chase always blab the answer first and then House stumbles upon it at the end of the episodes.. thus proving he's the Next Head of diagnostics

@marloncebo242 3 года назад

The writing on this show is top notch. That was enough nuisance there since the beginning.

@sidra7788 2 года назад

@@marloncebo242 but they butchered a lot of characters

@Avery_37 2 года назад

@@sidra7788 some even literally butchered

@irfanparama9980 3 года назад

"Our prisoner, has a new symtom" "It's lupus"

@Daddy_Gable 3 года назад

Its never lupus

@weluvb5 Год назад

@@Daddy_Gable Beat me to it

@ohlookitisacat7404 3 года назад

The title: Me: Shove it harder then.

@glaucomflecken 3 года назад

That's what she said.

@tjejojyj 3 года назад

... and if it breaks it needed replacing anyway.

@twishatiwari4874 3 года назад

I wanna like this comment but I won't because then it will 170 likes.. and now it's 169 😃

@Daddy_Gable 3 года назад

The title: Me: Spit on it

@daviejay5326 3 года назад

Ggaaayyyyyyyeeeee

@jordinevans985 9 месяцев назад

House has done insane things. Literally insane. But cuddly cuddy and ALL OF THOSE PEOPLE standing by and just watching him scream in pain while he bleeds on himself is just clinically insane and highest form of assholery; that being said I like that this is a realistic depiction of how someone’s personal beliefs or close mindedness can often times hinder your ability to do your job. They just THOUGHT he was faking. That’s it. Nobody even checked the man out, not even as much as lifting the blanket at the least. Man’s was sweating and throttling

@kaisel6771 3 года назад

House with sunglasses looks like a blind man

@twilightprince4833 3 года назад

Pair that with the walking stick and he's in full cosplay

@kobiosama 3 года назад

This show deserves a rerun on tv seriously

@crushssoda 2 года назад

It’s constantly on lol

@thecrimsonavenger5750 2 года назад

It does or a spin off

@saibamoe Год назад

Neah It was a cute show but house's character progression was lacking and his story not too sad IMO Also, every rarest of rare patient end up in his city? Come on....

@Orbalorbadingdong Год назад

@@saibamoe They do when it's a Princeton hospital with the best diagnostician in the world lol

@josephvaccariello4181 Год назад

@@saibamoe also theirs incredible amount of rare things happening all the time even if a case is one in a million over a couple years in a city of multiple million people is likely to happen. Also orb is right he has made his name surrounding cases of medical anomalies thus he atracts them or cases that would usually be nigh impossible due to other x factors that complicate things like massive burns ect

@kevinashley478 Год назад

I actually pity Clarence. I went into an MRI once, and it felt like someone set my spine on fire and was trying to pull it out. That's how I found out that the metal hardware the army put in me for my disc fusion wasn't pure titanium. No more MRI's for me.

@dragskcinnay3184 Год назад

In one of the episodes, a (dead) body with a bullet in his head goes into an MRI, and the bullet is ripped off the guy's head and bricks the MRI. I'm guessing from what you said that that was slightly exagerated xddd

@Kacpa2 9 месяцев назад

Also that tumor was most likely one the main reasons why he killed alongside jealousy in the first place.

@eloryosnak4100 2 месяца назад

@@dragskcinnay3184 Admittedly, there's a lot of variables. For one, "not pure titanium" doesn't mean "steel" A steel jacketed bullet might have more magnetic pull. Additionally, the bullet is going to not really be secured. A spinal implant absolutely is.

@jackcr2477 3 года назад

I love how just from the posts, you can tell the person who's running this account's personality

@lilskely6278 3 года назад

Wow you're right 😂

@cunningsmile4166 3 года назад

0:03 Yep

@salmonn_gz7987 3 года назад

the what??

@z_zenith 3 года назад

@F. Aduke Femi-Babalola it doesn't follow the rules of English but native speakers like me understand it without many problems.

@HellstreamGames 2 года назад

Love this. House treats a murderer like any other patient, ofc he likes the mystery and dont really care for people. But that last line just shows what he really thiks of the guy

@xandercorp6175 11 месяцев назад

The last line was rebuking Chase and Foreman for letting the patient suffer instead of turning off the MRI and just referring to the scans after.

@Silly00000 3 года назад

You'd think at some point they'd trust House after being right almost every time.

@michaelccozens 2 года назад

Except he's frequently wrong, in every episode. Which is why he needs a team that challenges him, as opposed to mere assistants.

@Champsr0ck2247 2 года назад

He gets it wrong like 6 times before getting it right though but yeah you'd think they'd all have found a sort of rhythm to these things that the 1st 3 answers everyone comes up with are certainly not the answer,

@rafewheadon1963 Год назад

the conflict keeps him in line so his narcissisms don't overwhelm his critical thinking.

@EdDevil Год назад

@@Champsr0ck2247 he gets it wrong 6 times before getting it right but other doctors get it wrong 6 times and never get it right.

@plmokm33 Год назад

@@EdDevil Yea great but without them stopping him from killing the patients the first 6 times when he gets it wrong he'll never get the chance to get it right.

@cybo_vampire9145 3 года назад

Prisoner's a freakin chad. Legit was told the MRI will basically rip out his tattoos but he still did it

@michaelsong5555 2 года назад

And screamed like a girl, begging to stop.

@so4863 2 года назад

@@michaelsong5555 you prob cry for mommy when you stub your toe as a grown adult

@michaelsong5555 2 года назад

@@so4863 You don't get it, do you? Tattoos in MRI (even the prison tattoo) don't cause pain, or do anything, really. Iron Oxide simply blurs the tattooed area in the MRI (at worst, it slightly tickles). And that means that prisoner was a crybaby.

@tolleyt8270 2 года назад

@@michaelsong5555 it's a show for dramatic effect, let's say in this magical medical world it actually did hurt

@Liquefaction 2 года назад

i dont think he had a choice. the court ordered him to be cured so he could be punished by the state.

@charlesdarwin6224 3 года назад

They knew exactly what they were doing when they uploaded that title and thumbnail

@BeTheSpecial 3 года назад

Interestingly enough, Foreman also has an older brother in prison, but he doesn't seem to measure himself by the same metric as he presumes to measure this convict's younger brother...

@kaizokuAUTO 3 года назад

Yeah Foreman's whole attitude here is a bit off.

@girlywench 3 года назад

He was asking medically, looking for something possibly genetic.

@michaelccozens 2 года назад

Isn't it Foreman's baby bro in prison? I recall him mentioning, in the episode with the blonde brother who accidentally poisons his red-headed younger bro by giving him too many vitamins to make him "grow strong", that he was very cruel to his little brother when he was the older brother's age, as opposed to the brother's caring attitude towards his younger sibling.

@blackbirdfilms1966 2 года назад

Foreman, Chase and Cameron kept getting on my nerves. Foreman yea comparing, Chase not seeming to care/be an a-hole, Cameron always wanting to find alt answers when there isn't any or prying herself into stuff etc

@FFKonoko 2 года назад

No-one measures others by the way they measure themselves

@MrAwesomeSquad 3 года назад

Ah yes, pheochromocytoma. The thing that your first year of med school makes you think is super common.

@2sdd 3 года назад

actually on pharmacy studies we used to be noted on drugs that cannot be taken by ppl with this. so it must be very common :D

@37VQV 2 года назад

High yield for Step 1. Ultra-low yield in real life.

@kissofdeath4449 3 года назад

Casting did a fine job bringing LL Cool J

@ocifer 3 года назад

Some times I wasn’t sure of his acting but he was great here

@AutisticBeaver 2 месяца назад

oh yes let's bring a black actor to play a violent death row criminal

@TheVillager446 3 года назад

"Keep him in there til you guys see it too" woooooooww.. classic House

@destroytheboss8984 3 года назад

The Editor knew exactly what he was doing😏

@lolno5706 3 года назад

🤣🤣

@Space1670 3 года назад

It was even worse because I had a durex add before the video 😅🤣

@janesmurth1212 3 года назад

@@Space1670 same

@KuDastardly 3 года назад

Seeing an MRI actually ripping off someone's tattoo must be one helluva site dude. Too bad Mythbusters proved otherwise.

@rizkyanandita8227 2 года назад

Prison tattoo or regular tattoo?

@KuDastardly 2 года назад

@@rizkyanandita8227 Eh, any tattoos really.

@dailydoseofmedicinee 3 года назад

Lisa Edelstein left the show after shooting the season 7 finale. Creator David Shore said that if she had told them she wasn't coming back for the last season he would have ended the finale differently and written her character out in a more monumental way👍

@bafljhalsdfj 3 года назад

Wage disagreements from what I remember

@shaniatreyu9303 3 года назад

@@bafljhalsdfj Money.

@SciaticCoast89 3 года назад

So far as i understand, funding for the show was being cut due to some conflict with ratings on TV, so she decided to take the fall to let everyone else have a more fair pay, but didn't make clear that she didn't plan on coming back to the show, and the rest you've basically explained OP

@bafljhalsdfj 3 года назад

@@SciaticCoast89 i heard that she didn’t want salary reducement, and just left instead. But I’m not sure.

@fidjeenjanrjsnsfh 3 года назад

I heard it was Thirteen who asked for larger pay because "she was getting more famous"?

@cezar3169 3 года назад

Huge respect for the person keeping this channel alive

@kaisel6771 3 года назад

You never notice it but Hugh Laurie’s blue eyes look amazing

@user-pj6wt9db1r Год назад

Unnoticeable

@kyraweaver3442 Год назад

There stunning

@timwiles6207 3 года назад

I am still insanely glad someone still runs this channel, I watch every clip

@pedroricardorodriguezfarre7936 Год назад

Cuddy: he is faking it *Dr House uncovers the guy and show he is letting off blood* Cuddy: fine, I am an idiot sandwich

@jacobmorris3295 Год назад

"I'm the client you moron" xD That got me

@comicsans6487 3 года назад

You didn't leave the part where Foreman says he'll testify in favor of Clarence.

@JACKOFALLFATES 3 года назад

WOOOOOOOOOOOO

@gnomeobluebury 3 года назад

people are really sleeping on the fact that this random patient is ll cool j

@JnEricsonx 3 года назад

Hell, they had James Earl Jones as a patient.

@7h476uy 3 года назад

wasn't Robin Tunney S1E1 patient?

@RaphaelManalo 3 года назад

Because nobody gives a sh except you

@thehbic6495 3 года назад

@@RaphaelManalo stfu

@HABO2210 2 года назад

I see no ll cool j. That's just agent Hanna going undercover

@EdDevil Год назад

"Can't it be enough that I want to cause you pain" the fact that she says this knowing full well her decision to betray his trust put him in pain for the rest of his life is fucked up.

@RateDTD72 3 года назад

Not too many people know this but Foreman (Omar Epps) and Clarence (LL Cool J) starred in a movie together called In Too Deep. I highly recommend it for it's a hood classic.

@ginamariasaracione1286 2 года назад

Such a great 🎥

@tomja1090 Год назад

Yo LL got some acting skills. At 02:40 he even startled me with that death stare

@eggnorman 3 года назад

House: "Healthy people don't commit suicide" Kutner: ...

@yasminemobley7858 2 года назад

Ouch... 😢

@michaelsong5555 2 года назад

He was clearly unhealthy, in House's definition. Kurtner may have been physically healthy, but he was clearly psychologically unhealthy.

@michaelccozens 2 года назад

@@michaelsong5555 Meh, doesn't really follow. There's obviously multiple situations in which any one of us would reasonably see killing ourselves as the rational choice. This idea that self-termination is inherently an unhealthy response is a hold-over from when the Church defined it as a sin in order to keep people from escaping their utter social control.

@ashren5879 2 года назад

@@michaelccozens Yeah that's definitly why, not because suicide has devestating social consequences and is a fundamentally evil and selfish act that burdens others with your own pain. Calling it self-termination makes it no less reprehensible or disgusting.

@Avery_37 2 года назад

@@ashren5879 Suicide is in no way selfish.

@Jonyclik 3 года назад

“There is Waldo”

@glaucomflecken 3 года назад

"Waldo" was hiding deep inside "big baby".

@whiteribbonman1 3 года назад

I believe that IF the doctors in the hospital I work in took more time to talk to their patients the hospital would have a much better reputation.

@misslaeebeauty1916 Год назад

People: house doesn’t understand or feel emotion… House: keep him in their until you guys see it too 😂 classic little revenge

@rebekahanderson6395 3 года назад

Thank you for keeping this channel alive! It’s wonderful.

@thegentleman1541 3 года назад

"That's what she said." - Michael Scott.

@headrockbeats 2 года назад

"State's paying, so go nuts." As opposed to every other episode, where they go nuts with the tests at the patient's expense.

@blakethornsbrough1528 2 года назад

At the point they get to House the family is past their annual out of pocket max. It's the insurance company that pays.

@willem.d.035 3 года назад

I somehow managed to escape a House watching spree, but now I've been sucked into it again.

@noahwen-li 3 года назад

The first 5 seasons were the best imo but the last 3 are great Seasons 2 and 3 are my favorites

@Usedw0tm8 3 года назад

Im rewatching season 5 rn, and overall ive only seen through about halfway into season 6, does it really go that far downhill? Lol we didn't get cable when I was growing up so im way late to the party

@noahwen-li 3 года назад

@@Usedw0tm8 nah I think S6-8 are still really good and I like the finale a lot, it just felt like there were a lot more duds of episodes than in earlier seasons Maybe that's just me tho

@tomhemming9236 3 года назад

Seasons 2, first half of 3, and 4 is honestly some of the best television I've ever seen (some great stuff in second half of 3 but it doesn't gel as well)

@govna3969 3 года назад

@@Usedw0tm8 nah every season is good. i didnt really like the first half of season 8 but it gets better.

@Baked_Banana42 3 года назад

I didn't like the Tritter episodes in season 3

@jackevans1708 3 года назад

That’s what she said

@glaucomflecken 3 года назад

That's what you wish she said.

@magnusthered4973 3 года назад

I was going to say that

@Yucko000 3 года назад

nice 1 Jack

@axemeagain2554 3 года назад

i love watching and or re-watching these... i have seen the entire series back to back 5 times, and i could watch it again... Hell of a show!

@zz449944 Год назад

03:30 Cuddy to House: "I'm the Client, You MORON!" hahahaha

@letyvasquez2025 2 года назад

Her scolding is much worse than the pain felt by the convict

@herbivorethecarnivore8447 Год назад

3:59 I love the comedically excessive number of policemen just spilling out into the corridor

@gunchaquamar8121 Год назад

Why I'm just so obsessed with Chase ideas now?! He's turning so accurate.... And I liked how house really seen that Baby boy in a murderer!

@user-kb2no8yg1o 2 года назад

Actor playing inmate has beautiful skull shape.

@szatmarimartin679 3 года назад

i love this serie so much!!!🥺

@Timeward76 6 месяцев назад

Clarence is... Almost sympathetic. Especially when this comes up. His first three murders all had rrason, if not justification. A cheating partner, a man who stabbed him first, a guard who abused him. He doesnt feel guilty of those. He feels not only guilty but downright ashamed of his last kill. The man who did nothing to deserve it.

@joejoseph3078 Год назад

An MRI will not pull tattoo ink through the skin even with "prison tatts". At most it might get warm, but this was a total urban legend. (Im a nurse btw).

@ComradeTomatoTurtle 2 года назад

I like how there is a guard like everywhere while in the real world they just send like 2-3 sheriff deputies on rotation.

@larisachan1787 Год назад

" I'm interested in things that doesn't fit" That's what she said 🤣

@jadeybaby007 10 месяцев назад

I loved this episode! L.L Cool J did an amazing job of portraying the death row character! 👏

@michaelccozens 2 года назад

Interesting note here that House, while angry at Stacy over her decisions about his leg, still trusts her.

@serotonin9218 3 года назад

What the hell is up with the title and thumbnail looking so weird?😂

@nicolasgraham8868 3 года назад

They knew 😂

@CryptP 3 года назад

Clickbait lmao

@aleksajoksimovic 3 года назад

I know and I'm deeply disappointed..

@Sopranohooper 3 года назад

If you don't know... you're not old enough to know.

@nickVVV 3 года назад

We get it the person running this channel knew exactly what they were doing with the thumbnail and title

@lewimillionzYT 3 года назад

Well that is usually the face I pull when something doesnt fit......

@richa.s9912 Год назад

LOL 😂 I thought 🤔 your neck size 18" inches around the shirt's collars would fit a size 22" inches neck nope I was wrong . Necktie 👔 supposed to be bigger than normal size neck .

@reyon2673 2 года назад

That man's crystal blue eyes are beyond...

@maxbkillinit 9 месяцев назад

I had this tumor at 15. Crazy to see it on a show

@awkward_bean5076 2 года назад

Title like these makes me want to watch the series again

@cz2165 Год назад

Gotta hand it to LL Cool J he can act.

@veroxid 7 месяцев назад

One thing every medical show seems to get wrong: The magnets powering the MRI machines are always on unless they have to be off for maintenance. The amount of time it actually takes for an MRI to fully power cycle off _(in a non-emergency)_ and back on again takes hours. You're talking a whole day of appointments that now have to be shuffled around with all the other days of fully booked appointments because somebody decided to walk in the room with a paperclip. Though, an MRI _can_ fully dissipate its magnetic field in an emergency if it essentially destroys parts of itself.

@dred_dreamr 3 года назад

this whole episode was just one huge reference to the green mile xD

@Hannahlolz 3 года назад

The title sounds a bit weird lol 😂😅

@nefelitsakiridi 3 года назад

Matched with the thumbnail especially

@simplythebest286 3 года назад

especially with the picture in the thumbnail !!!

@SLow-fb3qm 3 года назад

The cane is only for keeping elevator doors open.

@emoticonfeliz2129 3 года назад

I'm the only one who felt bad for Clarence on the MRI machine? No one was giving sh*t about him

@lithuiwenart2955 3 года назад

As far as I am aware, the tattoo thing isn't something that can happen. Mythbusters proved it. Think the TV writers just added that for story

@michaelccozens 2 года назад

Not the only one. You don't have to like the person suffering to be disturbed by the infliction of unnecessary pain. In fact, not opposing torture even for the worst is actually letting said "worst" set your moral bar for you.

@thekamotodragon 11 месяцев назад

@@michaelccozens ik old comment, but brother, that's not very moral what you're describing, true morality includes perfect justice, seeing that mass murderers suffer (who this character was portrayed as) is a just action and gives his victims some retribution for their suffering at his hands. You should be happy to see someone like this character suffer because justice is being carried out and the world is achieving balance in the process through karmic retribution. Wanting the best treatment for everyone, no matter who they are, isn't good morality because it's inherently selfish, it's only so you can feel good about yourself, but it's not what's right, and it's not what is deserved karma-wise, if that makes sense. Some people objectively deserve punishment, that's just the way it is, and i think many people out there only think otherwise because they've never been the victims or known victims of crimes like this themselves.

@jonathanbirch2022 Месяц назад

@@thekamotodragon idk where you’re getting your warped view of morality from, but it’s not okay to torture someone jus because they committed crimes. That goes against the universal declaration of human rights as well as the US Constitution, alongside many laws that forbid cruel and unusual punishment. Otherwise it’s a slippery slope to where innocent people merely accused of crimes start getting tortured as well.

@baishihua 3 года назад

Lol the thumbnail, this person knows what they are doing.

@Kelvinllovejr 3 года назад

Interesting seeing these two together again after the movie In Too Deep

@JoiningHades 2 года назад

I think this was the only patient in the whole season to called by House by his name and only. Interesting....

@Robi2009 2 года назад

1:05 - Cameron's face xD

@jessicacarlisle9160 6 месяцев назад

My mom had a pheochromocytoma, she also was pregnant with me. Her doctors told her over and over to have an abortion because being pregnant would almost certainly kill her and I absolutely wouldn’t survive even if she did live, they even took the extra step to try and get a court order to force her to have one. My dad told them if they got one, she would run and then she really would die. When she was 6 months pregnant they removed her tumor and before surgery, they told her to say goodbye to me because I was about to die. First thing she asked when she came to was if she was still pregnant and the nurse patted her hand and said yes. Even with all of that, I was carried to term. Her doctor wrote an article in a medical journal because in 1985, it was a miracle we both survived.

@deadskimountaineer 3 года назад

That nasal cannula is sure delivering oxygen.

@TheCoolProfessor 2 года назад

I liked LL in Deep Blue Sea where his last message to the world is how to make the perfect omlette!

@s.a3081 3 года назад

"When something doesn't fit" I wish she said that

@Silencer796 2 месяца назад

Lol

@Whyme-wl4hb Год назад

While he is screaming in pain house is just like "keep him in there until you see a tumor"

@SaulOhio 2 года назад

Dr. House gets all the zebras.

@glaucomflecken 3 года назад

Pheochromocytoma

@adrianaavila5230 3 года назад

You did it, House👏🏼

@auliahakim8561 3 года назад

Ummmmmm _lupus_

@glaucomflecken 3 года назад

@@auliahakim8561 it's never lupus, except when it is.

@amcalycat93 7 месяцев назад

the B plot with Cameron fascinated me most in this episode. Was the girl the first person she ever had to tell was going to die? I want an AU of this where House did have to give her the diagnosis and he made Cameron either do it herself as a learning thing or make her stand there and watch. He's not uncompassionate. He'd be able to do it in a way that Cameron could adapt and do her own way