Parents : "we don't judge" Also parents : "if he smokes, I'd kill him"

Imagine waking up to see your flesh burned away like that. The actor really captured the pain and panic of waking up to that and the makeup is excellent

as a former burn patient the gasping is spot on i remember it being like being in icewater but much more painful but with the same take your breath away kind of shock.

The most impressive part of this episode was house apologizing

As a Retired Nurse I can definitely say that this was some AMAZING acting and great work by the makeup artist!!

I'd say putting cigarettes out on your arm could be a pretty big sign of depression.

that last "bad news" would have been: "It's gonna cost a lot of money"

Man, House is AMAZING! Not only did he diagnose and treat Ted Beneke's broken neck to the point where I couldn't even tell he'd ever been in an unfortunate slip and fall accident, but he kept Huell happy at the same time and helped the man pay off his debts to the IRS. Bravo, Gregory!

4:06 "The kid could have the Spanish Armada sailing through his bloodstream and we wouldn't find it, until they started firing cannons." I love that line.

I woke up from a Serotonin System Seizure and I had 3 broken shoulder bones, ribs, and to screaming for death. My antidepressents caused a massive Serotonin dump and my body shut down. To this day as someone whose had it happen I'm more afraid of it happening again then 99% of things.

the fact house was excited enough to inform the parents that he forgot his cane.

"If he smokes, I'd kill him" And parents wonder why their kids hide things from them

A few things surprised me in this episode, the makeup department had to have gone through hell creating those fake burns and I’m surprised that the team found a galvanometer so quickly. A question for any medical aficionados: Would you have noticeable scars after getting burned like that forever?

I don't know how bad it hurts to wake up with those burns, but I've woken up from epileptic seizures where my muscles were literally torn to shreds from the spasms. I didn't know the human body was capable of experiencing that amount of pain. All I could do was scream my heart out and yell at people to please kill me because I couldn't stand the pain. The actor seriously looked a lot like the way I felt

It's nice to see Ted Beneke came to a full recovery and had a third kid

I actually had serotonin syndrome last summer but thankfully I caught it early enough before the seizures started!

Watching them scrub those open wounds so roughly like that physically pained me..

I'm with House on this one. Any parent that thinks their teenager tells them everything is an idiot.

They could have at least hid his burns when he woke up

My oma had 40% of her body covered in second and third degree burns. The doctor at the burn unit told us IF she survived she would have extensive scarring, would have needed a double mastectomy, and would need to be in a nursing home for the rest of her life. That's the day we decided to take her off life support. We miss you, oma ❤️

I've been dealing with depression for many years now. The theory of an imbalance of serotonin within the brain (and yes, it exists in the gut too) is the basis of the medical treatment using SSRIs and SNRIs. We now know that it seems to be much more complicated than that with neurochemicals being just one piece of the puzzle

This actor for the burn victim was great! I've been in pain like that before and the way his voice was spot on! Like a strained timbre to get as much info to your doctor in the few seconds the pain lessens just enough to gasp out words before the screaming returns. These make me want to binge house again.

Best seizure on the show. Normally I cringe at them but this one was so good!!!

It’s never easy to feel or genuinely be self aware enough know you’re the most intelligent person in the room and not only admit but also apologize for being wrong.

I love how he see's how disappointed the parents are in themselves, glances at Foreman to realize he's being too harsh, and then apologizes for giving them the wrong diagnoses all within 3 seconds. So much subtle detail in these short shots, it makes me question how many takes they had to do. What a great show.

Somebody who is depressed can’t be assumed to be compelled to act a certain way based on their premorbid state. Depression warps everything about you. Compels you to hide and to be secretive. To put on a mask to protect those you love. Someone whose abusing antidepressants would develop serotonin syndrome, if the adverse effects of the medicine don’t kill them first. Not even parents can assume they know everything about their child when they are depressed. Or whatever the reason for their abuse of medicines is. Depression can’t always be observed even by those closest to you because you’ll do anything to hide it.

Nice to see Ted Beneke alive and well

I almost had serotonin syndrome from a mixture of meds while I was switching from one to the other. Nothing can describe the way it feels, it's like your entire body is surging with ice. You *know* something is wrong. I was so far away from my body I could barely speak but I was able to get to the hospital and they pumped fluids in me for a few hours until i was cleared up

Serotonin Syndrome is supposed to be a super rare reaction to antidepressants. I haven’t even scrolled that far through the comments and saw probably 5-6 people talking about how it happened to them. Fascinating but slightly terrifying, to see multiple comments talking about it happening to them.

Back then, a sister of a high school classmate got into a very prestigious college. Her room mate smelled smoke and called campus cops. When they broke down the door, she was in flames. She later died. 65% of her body was covered in 3rd degree burns. A very sad and painful death. 😞

Who wouldn't be depressed with parents who want to know every single thing about you, no privacy whatsoever.

I was involved in a fire when I was 17. I was 25 miles from the hospital. I remember being driven there, I remember being rushed back into the er and given 10 trillion shots, then I woke up in St Johns Burn Unit. It was one of the worst days of my life. I wasnt as bad as this kid. I had 2nd degree burns on 25% of my body, from between my nipples and belly button to above my eyebrows. For months I would relive it every time I went to sleep. I would wake up screaming, had to go to the hospital multiple times having panic attacks. I was burned badly enough where it scabbed up in many places. Recovery took around 4-6 of the worst months of my life. I wouldnt wish burns on anybody. Just watching this made me feel physically ill. Edit: I was feeling so sorry for myself... Until my first appointment, where I had to sit in a waiting room with 15 other burn victims for over an hour, all of us on as much drugs as they could give us. Everyone was telling their story. Sitting in that room and seeing an 8 year old without facial features that was involved in a car fire, a 40 year old lineman that touched a live wire and lost half his hand and foot, a teenage girl that was frying food on her stove and had the pot fall and cover her from the pelvis down. That room still haunts me to this day, and made me stop feeling bad for myself and got me too be grateful that my own injuries werent worse.

"At sixteen, way to go."

This is what happen's when Huell isn't reasonably happy.

I was looking for this episode! Thank you for what you do for this show

He said Eindhoven so well. Just like I would say it as an Belgian another good actor not butchering native languages!

I'm on SSRIs (selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors) for depression. They are quite correct about the possible build up of too much serotonin while on them. But it's extremely rare.

Parents need to learn how to put their ego aside and realize that what matters most isn't how people will perceive you if you admit to your child's depression, but whether your cooperation will save their life or not.

I wish I had an MD like Dr. Gregory House, bc he knows his craft, don't take any bs, & he really cares about his patients.

I woke up from a two month induced coma unable to talk because i has a tracheostomy and ventilation machine and when i asked my aunt why my stomach hurt she got a mirror and showed me how i had two draining tubes on each side of my abdomen, a steri strips going down my stomach from the previous surgeries. I had a g-tube in my stomach. I just started bawling my eyes out after she turned around to put the mirror away. I was 15 years old at the time.

5:39 the delivery of "but you don't know, do you?" was superb

I was diagnosed with serotonin syndrome a while ago and taken off of my meds because they couldn't understand what was causing my tics. Now, years later, with a new doctor, she's like "yeah, I doubt it. That's anxiety tics, let's get you back on meds." If it were the serotonin syndrome, the tics would have gone away, but I'm still having them, over 2 years later, and they're definitely not going away anytime soon.

I cant believe I have gone my entire adulthood without watching these episodes. If I may I am disappointed in the way I have been living

ah yes the channel that never dies! i still remember binging this show on the couch...

I had a small oil burn on my wrist that hurt for hours, I can't fathom the pain that kid would have felt waking up his whole body covered in burns.

Man it's hard not to panic when you see a seizure

I honestly hated the parents for having the ego to think that they know everything about their son. Parents don't know everything about their children and when they act like they do it's just insulting to everyone else and the child included.

Much better than gray's anatomy, so much better

To say that burn makeup is accurate is an understatement. My leg looked EXACTLY like that. Honestly shocked at how good this is portrayed

Imagine House holding a position like Fauci and having to deal with media and politicians lol. Would be hilarious

I'm glad Ted Beneke, Tyrus, Skinny Pete, and Betsy Kettleman could make up

My cousin Tyler Allen Alexander got badly burned like that, over 90% of his body. And I don’t know why but they did the same thing and woke him from his coma too soon, he was in so much pain that he ended up having a heart attack, it killed him. He was only 16 years old. Fast forward 15 years and his sister had a baby that she named in memory of him Alexander Tyler Johnson. Unfortunately the baby’s father ended up brutally murdering him just days after he was born, he’s now spending the rest of his life in prison. RIP to both my cousin Tyler and his nephew Alexander. Sad stuff that happened to them both. _(And yes my cousin’s Victoria & Tylers’ last name was the baby’s first name. Idk why she used her last name as her child’s first name. My uncle’s first name (their dad) is Allen which is my cousin Tyler’s middle name. I guess they all just like to do weird things with their names.)_

House: What about smoking? Dad: I'd kill him! *you might get your wish*

Wow House actually apologized .... was that Episode after his Arc in the Mental or before? Because old House Pride would have never let him apologize even if he knew he was wrong.

Ted Beneke has been through a lot with his kids.

Sometimes the most troubled and depressed people are some of the happiest and most cheerful people.

I love how this show is like "ah yes, here's a trauma patient, but he's dying because he watched looney toons for too long last night, not because of the major trauma to his entire body,"

9:04 that's some dark foreshadowing there Ted

Why would he have a cigarette burn on the same hand he smokes with?

I remember seeing this episode years ago, all I remember is the dude waking up and screaming I was terrified

At the end of it, the kid was able to stop smoking like he was trying to do lol😂

That’s what you get for hogging all the serotonin

The huge bubble in the syringe that woke him up 🫢🫢

Poor Ted! He can't get along with Skyler, he has problems when Huell comes to visit and now he has confrontations with House. 😛

House: “the guy could have a Spanish Armada flowing through his blood stream and we wouldn’t know about it… until they started firing cannons”

always waiting to see a new upload. great!

"House you can't do this!" "Oh if I had a nickel for every time I've heard that."

"He tells us everything" Translation: we know nothing about him Never ever assume your child tells you everything. But dont thing maliciously. Somtimes its just as simple as "i dont wanna upset them"

They can’t give the poor guy painkillers before they wake him up??

It's uncanny how House makes the same face as Dr. Han during the final "i am a surgeon" breakdown.

Fantastic episode 👍🏻

I was on Cymbalta (duloxetine) which is a selective serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SNRI). I also was trying tramadol (Ultram) for pain control from Fibromyalgia. I developed serotonin syndrome but it was mild. In its more severe form it can be fatal. My symptoms included muscle twitching (fasiculations), temperature regulation problems, auditory hallucinations, and restless legs.

God, waking up to this is beyond fucked up

Thanks admin

Dr. House is the definition of tough love, and I love it.

What's crazy is how long it took them to see the burn on his wrist after he was sedated for it to have to come to the big drama with house and the parents lmao

Best clip so far.

can you please make moments where house talks about the diagnosis and they are shown from the inside in 3d

I went into serotonin syndrome once by accidentally taking too much of my antidepressant. Not a fun experience I’d give it Zero stars

Because of this channel I watch episodes on POP. They owe you.

House always finds the answer!

The one House episode where i understand the medical lingo because of all my mental health medication

I’m currently taking Zoloft for anxiety & depression. Never had a serotonin attack before but there’s always a risk when taking any kind of medication

Had 3rd degree burn on my leg from a four wheeler accident , I never went to the ER , the scar only lasted 6 years , some of the worst pain ever for sure

I had serotonin syndrome 😕 it was awful 😖 😱 thankfully I was already hospitalized when the symptoms set in

I love the way the actor was holding his breath so you wouldn't see he's breathing. Well how though? so your chest kind of moves your tummy and you would see he's breathing out and in.

That's the same actor who was on two episodes of Grey's Anatomy when he was encased in cement. The same one Jana Kramer was on. (Freedom Part 1 and 2 -S4 e16 &17)

Don't take anti smoking meds. I weaned myself off using a vaporizer with 35mg that I added 0mg to until there wasn't any nicotine left. Now I've been nic free for 3 weeks and it only took a couple weeks to quit

He could easily be a detective as well.

"Everyone's a tattletale...*flicks off light*"

Ted Beneke out here living a whole different life lol

God that was horrifying 😳 Incredible acting

He's the serotonin Burglalarlalar.

I thought the last bad news would be “You would kill him” 😂

08:53 house saying sorry? Impressive, I've never noticed before.

This show needs to return asap!!

If I was the anesthesiologist I would have pissed my pants when House got in my face. 😂

He doesn’t usually say sorry…

“Lord Vader, can you hear me?”

I love neuropsychology. 🙂💛