The actor for the black politician, Joe Morton, is generally amazing. Eureka, Scandal, Speed, Warehouse 13, Dragonfly... I don't think he's ever done a bad job acting in his entire career.

@@BradyPostma He was also great in Terminator 2

@@mgcqball Ahh! How did I leave that one out!?

He was on an X Files episode, worth the watch.

Honestly, i wouldnt mind a doctor like house let alone to play a role in the series...

I'm just gonna say if you've never seen 'A Town Called Eureka', you're missing out.

@@richardsavings6690 where I’m from the show was just called “Eureka” such a fun show.

He was great in breaking bad, awesome kingpin

In “Scandal”, Joe Morton played an absolutely ruthless CIA director named Rowan Pope, who regularly murdered American politicians and stole elections. His daughter in the show, Olivia Pope, was a political fixer. U guys should watch it, it was so insanely gripping and over the top because of Morton.

@@richardsavings6690 excellent show. 👍

House is a walking HIPAA violation, so more than you think, probably.

I don’t know how many hippaa violations but I’m wondering which is higher: hippaa violations or crimes committed by house or his team members

is it really a hippa violation if you don't mention who the patient is?

@@basiccamellia518 I'm pretty sure if you go into enough details on the illness/ treatment it is

There are 177 episodes, so there's your answer.

It was aired just after Obama was first elected to the Senate. Obama was elected President in the next Presidential election after this aired. The writers and actors kind of added an implied endorsement of Obama's political career into the show. And then later, Kutner quit the show to work for the Obama campaign.

@@BradyPostma Spot on.

@@masters.1000 For the record, I don't agree with you that it's a game. Our suppositions about the future rely primarily on democratic effort and chance occurrances, not predestination or covert forces.

@@masters.1000 To paraphrase Reagan, you're endorsing me. I'm not endorsing you.

@dietz andwattson23 I'm not sure what you mean, but I'm pretty sure the answer is Trump.

Wasn’t a good one though

@@fishfossils8858 maybe he wasnt but at his time in my country we didnt hear about what the president fucked up in the US in every second like now

Barbecue ## You aren’t from America and you get blasted 24/7 about how bad trump is, which didn’t happen during the Obama admin? I got news for ya. The news, is BS.

@@orppranator5230 lmao, im american and i can safely say trump is worse than obama

I'm not American but it shocks me that 95% of MSN plus tech companies pick him apart yet gave Obama and now Biden an easyride. Now Twitter and Fb are sensoring other news outlets and conservative politicians? If liberals think this can end well they're in for a surprise.

You will be sad to know that he dies yet again in Zack Snyder's Justice League XD

He lives a nice long time in Eureka, at least.

Laughs in box-set

Or torrent.

Daily motion has a good few on there

the episode is called role model and it’s on daily motion for free. Theres a shitty border on it but it’s free. Your welcome

Thats the end goal of it. For you to go to a streaming service and pay for it to watch.

Wow. I hope you’re doing well now.

@Henry Garcia 😐

I assume it was not lupus.

That would be pretty cool if they did.

what was the disease

I actually know of someone who gone 8 years not knowing and wrongly diagnosed. Currently, they are perfectly ok after finding a doctor who knew where to look finding out the proper problem to correct. They gone from not/hardly walking to perfectly normal in just 2 years.

The human body is a galaxy, and the possible permutations and combinations of things going wrong in that galaxy yields an infinite number of things that could go wrong. Tiny things we brush off to things that make us drop dead in minutes. And each galaxy is completely different. Imagine being the people who need to have the knowledge to piece together everything to come up with the right diagnosis, if they can at all. Scary mofos.

I had this happen to me. I was having trouble breathing and the first doc tells me it’s cos I am fat so I lose 5kg and my breathing continues to get worse and the doc keeps insisting that if I loose more weight I’ll get better. So I go find a new doc because it’s getting harder and harder to breath, new doc decides I have asthma. The ventalin helps for a while but breathing gets worse and I have to move for work so I see doc number 3 and he does a blood test and it comes back that my iron levels are really low so doc has me take this oil solution for a week and my breathing got heaps better. So in the end it took 3 doctors to diagnose severe iron deficiency.

@@TARDIS105 We would like to think that doctors are all-knowing living encyclopedias of medical knowledge, and that given a set of symptoms they immediately know what to suspect and what to test, and thus get quickly to the answer. In reality doctors are human too, and have a limited capacity at remembering every single illness and its corresponding possible symptoms and causes. They literally see like a thousand patients per year, with all kinds of varying symptoms. Some symptoms are much more common, and their cause is most often likewise always the same, so it's no wonder if a doctor quickly associates that symptom in a new patient with that cause. We would like to think that when you go to a doctor with such a generic symptom as "chronic shortness of breath", the doctor would immediately know to run the 10 most relevant tests to narrow down the reason. But doctors aren't computers and can't remember everything about everything, and immediately know what to do, unless it's their specialty and they have dealt with it a lot. There's of course also the issue that tests are not free, and running 10 tests for every patient can be quite expensive, time-consuming, and may potentially take away resources from other patients who would need them more.

Fake

I thought you misspelled Subtitles and then I remembered Subtle is a word.

Joe Morton is awesome. Fantastic job in Scandal.

ikr!

B E A N S WTF

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Still his employee.

its more of a debate about morals which we all know thay house lacks alot on

@@akshaynatu1084 he does

@@akshaynatu1084 he cares....... that's why he sabotaged everyone around him untill his Asylum visit.....did you even watch the show?

Wouldn't really consider this a logical debate. House's strength in both logical debates and his usual destruction of other peoples characters for fun, usually lies in pointing out the hipocrisies in peoples' arguments since they usually lie about who and what they are, therefore their opinions do not match their actions, whereas in this case, the senator 's morals match the person that he displays himself as. That's why House seemed to show respect to him.

@@akshaynatu1084 He lacks most morals, he seeks the truth. Even epople he finds boring are ones he doesn't like or who serve no mystery that he can search about in. The only ones he seems to care about really, are his friends and family (not his father haha). He does have his moments where he cares for strangers, not only because its in his job but when he was in the Asylum he was nice to the other patients and also in the prison where he risked getting his parole revoked to save an inmate's life. But most of these can be tossed aside if you think it was believed he did it to find the truth.

indeed. it was in part from wright that i learned that lesson about cynicism. i figure you do more harm to the world by being cynical than you "protect" yourself by being cynical. plus who the hell do they think i am?

@Jock McSporran nah man that doesnt sound like cynicism just good ol caution. youre good

idk, the man is a hypocrite just going off of his earlier statements when talking to Wilson.

I actually used that motto, "believe the best in people, and be disappointed once in awhile" because of this episode and it's honestly made my life better for it. Not even kidding.

"hipply" not "happily." Not trying to nitpick, but the distinction is huge in this context. And I agree with the candidate. Being a negative cynical realist has been culturally popularized for way too long. In reality, such a mindset is neither original nor productive. It's nothing more than "intelligent" people mocking their own depression.

My belief is that house split into sherlock and lucifer

With his associate, Watson,I mean.... Wilson

His apartment number is even 221B

His first name is actually Gregory.

@@ryanhoffman4224 I know.

And on top of that he even faked his own death in the finale

House is Holmes in disguise

and also "house" is a synonym of "home"

the only difference is i think, is that wilson is good at his job, he is a good doctor, but watson sucks at investigation (no offense to any, i love them both)

Bruh

I thought that was how the show runner pitched it

Periodt

It is like Holmes In later seasons you see his appartement 221B house of holmes Wilson =Watson

Pretty sure that Houses character indeed was based on Sherlock, and Wilson being based, well, on Watson

plus his name is "House". Get it?

You're reading too much into this.....

Not really.

I knew there had to be a terminator joke in here

Actually, he assisted in helping a group of people on a wired bus that couldn't slow down, then joined a Rhythm & Blues band, then lived and worked in a small town in Kansas and unfortunately got exposed to too much kryptonite, and THEN this. I believe that, lately, he's been caring for his now cybernetic son who's a member of a league or something.

Maybe this is the original timeline? End of house, nuclear apocalypse 2.0.

You're the guy

LMAO

Can i ask why?

I have said the same thing about Seth green

Because most celebrities are cult members that waste most of their money on black market items for life extension. Adrenochrome, blood infusions, etc. There are underground bunkers in some parts of the world, some literally the size of football stadiums, where humans are trafficked, farmed and harvested. Imagine yourself in that scenario, where they're about to drain your blood but first they're required to torture you and put the fear of death into you so your adrenaline starts pumping through your system as a way of enriching your blood, and then after that they drain your blood. There's nothing you can do to stop it. Pretty scary when you think about it. You're basically livestock at that point. Wealthy politicians and celebrities are just the most common partakers but it goes deeper than most people know. When people take adrenochrome they can get blood deposits that typically show up around one eye that looks just like a black eye. Hence the name "black eye club". People like Robert Downy jr., Brad Pitt, John Kerry, Adam Sandler, Charlie Rose, Ryan Gosling, George Bush, the Pope, the Royal Family have all been spotted with back eyes without any real explanation. Either someone's punching them, or something else is going on. Then there's the 'red shoe club' where they all wear the red shoes that are made out of humans. Then there's Epstein and his flight log being discovered and that whole fiasco. Have you ever wondered why Ellen Degeneres's set looks just like Epstein island? Maybe a coincidence, maybe not. Maybe she's a big fan. But I digress. When I watch movies and Tv shows I'm watching for the story and the characters, not for the actors. As a general rule of thumb I assume the actors and actresses in the movie are awful people in real life, not to be looked up to, and I just take the movie/show for what it is. Entertainment and nothing more. Celebrity worship is sick.

He only 12 years old in Terminator 2 he grew up older and went through time Warp from Robotics Wasted Land Where John was a Soldier 🪖 fighting against the Robots . And I'm just kidding 😂😆🤣

And Wunch would be VPOTUS?

And what's funnier is that Captain hole ends up being houses therapist

he was talking about obama and michelle

Joe Morton.

He was in " Smallville," as a rock scientist for Lex Luther and had Kryptonite tremors shaking symptoms like Parkinson's Disease . And Played a horror movie show called "The Candyman,," as a evil dream like killer with a Hook left hand killing innocent people through the mirror 🪞 every time someone says Candyman 3 times and he would came out of the mirror 🪞 and killing innocent people .

Cynics are usually disappointed idealists.

Yes, at some point YOU get old!

@@khalidawajiYou do realize that there are other viewpoints that only your own and that them being different does not make them automatically less valid or from an older person than yours is?

@@jessiehogue. sorry man I didn't mean to antagonize your opinion.

@@khalidawaji It's okay. For all we both know, I may be older than you, so technically speaking you may be right. XD I just feel like my viewpoint and yours not being the same is simply due to different life experiences, which is fine. I'm also a fairly negative and misanthropic person despite my best efforts, so that plays against me here.

It’s valid to be exhausted. But it’s also valid to want one more try, because it feels good to try to believe in people.

Thicker fluid maybe?? Idk that’s a good question

Imagine the needle snap in the middle of the procedure, you'll wish a thicker one.

It's not a lp needle, it's the needle for bone marrow.

@@idontrlyhaveanamebutihavec9918 CSF is less thick than blood. It's not a lp needle

That’s not an lp needle it’s a bone marrow biopsy needle...it literally needs to drill through bone,hence why it’s so thick

No, he got cured eventually. Turns out he lied about biting his tongue while falling out of a swing as a kid and it was actually an epileptic seizure, and the drugs he took combined with a virus caused his symptoms.