The government lies way too much

I wonder if they actually believe that, or if it's just a PR requirement to always deny it.

@@Woodside235PR requirements for sure

​@@Woodside235the CIA has a record, on paper, that proves they've killed 2 US presidents, overthrown governments, arms cartels, deals drugs, etc. It amazes me that people still don't know that. FBI is the same. The president doesn't run this country, they do. Step out of line and they just get rid of you. That's not even conspiracy theory. That's a fact with proof and noone can do a single thing about it.

@@KidZoom1 defo that , no matter how naive you be going in , just the documented cases of murdering , kidnapping and torture alone ontop of pissing all over both the u.n humanism values and its governments supposed 'allies' while screeching 'respect mha authoritha!' at anyone as much as looking at them should have anyone entering that organisation admit to themselfs what its actions and behaviour is as a entity

Sums up most relationships. End of sentence.

Also "He lied to us again and again. He broke laws, ethical codes..." sums up every House episode, lol.

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If the democrats just agreed that having bombs in-country is a horrible idea, we'd be much better off.

@@CarlosCruz-mz6xz if Real Democrats would just agree to Common Sense and not what they are told to Obey to agree with we'd all be better off.

I thought he was american for years because I forgot about Blackadder and his comedy with Steven Fry, he`s a fine actor 👌

@afrog2666 I only found out he wasn't American when watched the making off and heard him talking to the staff, etc.. I immediately got confused and checked the audio settings, but that was actually him. Amazing.

He actually is acting the American accent. He's got an English accent or something in real life 😊

@@andrewg7878 If I remember correctly, he is actually able to mimic almost any dialect/accent. He is indeed British. There's actually an excellent voice snippit of his natural voice on his wikipedia page. He's insanely talented, even knows multiple instruments and I believe is also a singer.

That's what an expensive education at a top English public (private) school gets you. Plus a bit of acting of course.

so many idiots in this series.

The idiot, obviously, didn't see it coming ;)

​@@joonaknuutinen5540its the small thing that makes us idiots , LMAO 🤣🤪

If something involves the CIA, it's more than likely there's more than one idiot involved

The people watching the 11-minute videos who didn't see that idiot in the beginning.

This comment should be higher up

Woah, didn't notice that 😂

Now that's why I love you tube comment section. You get some details missed the 1st time. Thank you comrade

Wilson is watson, house is holmes

​@@georgehyatt298 there's an episode that shows the apartment where House lived in is 221B Baker Street

Everybody lies. Even the cia

I am always shocked at how often on the show people lie about their condition/background.

@@starcrafter13terran Yeah It's common because they don't want to feel embarassed infront of the doctor.

2 people you never lie to your doctor and your lawyer

@@ghhhp Myself nope I am a doctor and I know the importance of a single clinical detail which determines the diagnosis and management of the patient

It's the little things like that which are the difference between a great show and a true Masterpiece. House M.D. is the latter.

Why was it so good, I dont see the value. is it just because she knew where he was going and she realised the mistake early?

@@papas2381 mainly cause it shows that normal medical information brings out immidiate medical understanding differences. so in english: she knew immedietly that hous's theory was correct as soon as he explains why the patiant had a boost of selenium

@@papas2381 LIke the other person said, it shows how relevant medical information brings up quicker diagnoses, but another thing is the overall theme. House M.D. revolves around truth and lie. House often says that if people just told the truth from the beginning things would get solved faster. But, some people lie (like in this case), or some people omit things, and in both choices things get lost because they don't realize the gravity of their actions. Like in this case if they would've been at least honest that he was in Brazil, the problem would've been figured out much quicker.

@@CamronSixx22 I hated people who hid “just herbal, natural stuff” in history. Pre hospital. You ask meds?, any vitamins? How about foods you eat over 2x a day…. Next time Dr, is ticked because her taking a herbal suppliment that she kid from me blocked a medication, or increased its side effects. Be BRUTALLY honest with your DR, med staff and your lawyer. Even stuff you *KNOW* could not be important. Those 4 Red Bull a evening?

That was indeed a brilliant line!

would have, not would of

@@Tykje83 Was just about to write the same thing, kudos!^^

But house was wrong, the other guy was right - it was poisoning so treating for poisoning would have worked. House doesn't care about treating and curing, he just cares about knowing whether he was right or not. So when Wilson convinced cuddy to withhold the fact that he saved one guy you can kind of see why. If Wilson decided it was best, a decent guy and houses best friend, it probably was

@@GaslightingIsEvil OP pointed out that believing someone external intentionally poisoned the patient, it would cause a lot of completely unnessecary problems. It might even pull attention and ressources away from other important CIA stuff, possibly resulting in more human lives lost. Your comment, while not factually wrong, doesnt address that issue at all..... For an organization like the CIA, the question of "what is the medical reason for this persons symptombs/problems?" isnt nearly as important as the question of "Was this done by someone, intentionally?"

@@GaslightingIsEvilthere's a huge difference between a radioactive isotope that's completely untraceable and selenium poisoning. Selenium is something that's not radioactive, yet mimics the symptoms of radiation exposure at extremely high doses. There are radioactive isotopes that have extremely short half-lives but they still usually leave a trace as to the cause of the damage, with you being able to roughly calculate how long they were exposed as well as how much radiation is lingering and the rate of decay.

Deeznuts 🤣🤪

My mom eats way more than that during Christmas. She was born in Pará and apparently they have a great resistance to it.

"He just left ... with nuts!!!"

THAT'LL BE 4 BUCKS BABY, YOU WANT FRIES WITH THAT?!

I don't always eat those, but when I do it must be more than 50. They come toasted in little bags. So nice.

She did appear again tho iirc and he fired her for her inadequacy

@@001100AAAEA Curtis is the man.

@@001100AAAEAcurtis is the other guy trying to cure the guy.

@@Personguy0 oooh my b

Sounds like somebody that didn't watch the show. "You idiot."

I think this was only time it wasn't Wilson's lunch

@@ytsmemehub 😄

Well, in truth. The guy wouldn't be allowed to eat. I went through the same treatment. Was not allowed to eat or even drink. Well, other than have ice chunks to keep my throat from being dry. The pancreas is a very important organ in the body. And if the pancreas is upset or not working right. Eating or drinking anything (other than small amounts of water). Will cause it to throw off your blood sugars. You will go into shock or even have a blood sugar crash. So. House was making sure the food didn't go to waste.

​@@ytsmemehubHe's been seen eating some coma guys food. Wilson calls him out on it and he's like "Guy isn't waking up anytime soon."

Lmao.

You'd have a pain problem too if you were a walking swiss army knife.

Yep, makes the difference between life and death 🤪

Everybody lies...

It's a fun reference. House is based off Sherlock Holmes, and Wilson is Watson. In the books, Watson was a doctor in the British army and served in the Second Anglo-Afghan War.

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".....House?"

@@Meirstein Cool detail

@@Meirstein And Holmes was addicted to opium, which heroin is a derivative of.

Im pretty sure the question was supposed to be "Why didnt it kill her before she could try killing Gillian with it"

@@random.3665 it's not very fast acting?

Ironically a woman tried this sort of thing in real life but with uh more weirdness she put it in her genitals and hoped it would seep into her husband during intercourse and kill him. Instead it started to kill her.

@@random.3665 (why didn't they get off the island, and stay off? -guest stars got on there, then got off, but they didn't. and they had a skipper, gilligan, and professor? they could of fixed the boat!!!)

@@soonersciencenerd383 If you were Gilligan stranded with Dawn Wells, would you want to get off.... the island?

nem fodendo

Eu lembro de pausar o DVD e mudar o idioma pra inglês pra ouvir ele dizendo isso. Foi mais de dez anos atrás mas eu ainda lembro Lol

do those have anything to do with para nuts (well, we call them paranüsse here in germany)? you can poison yourself with just 50 of those?

Ha! I always thought you spoke Brazilian. My bad... 😀

@@David-dw4iu Brazilian Portuguese (PT-BR)

If there's one thing that House is addicted to more than vicodin, it's the mystery

He was right after being wrong a lot. That's like a guy who proclaims he's psychic after correctly guessing how many fingers someone's holding up behind their back, when there are nine more people he failed to do it with.

@@usmh That's the point, though. Each medical case is a puzzle to House. Even if it takes him multiple tries to get it right, he derives satisfaction from overcoming the challenge and finally getting it right.

@@Tread1 Thing is, house cases are 'unsolvable' by other doctors. The fact that he was right even after many failures speak volumes of his expertise. In one episode he mentioned "Most of the cases I toss away end up dead. Unfortunately there's only one me" or smth, I'm paraphrasing. He said this to a dying patient that was one of the cases he tossed away. House accurately diagnosed him with heart disease from a teeth problem from his files only, something the patient doctor never get right until he is on his deathbed. Also most 'failures' are from lack of information and not from lack of knowledge. Sometimes, he does need some little inspiration to connect all the dots, but that's still amazing. The number of patient he never 'solved' before their death can be counted in one hand.

I dont think that was planned to be filmed.

@@CaseNumber00That was definitely planned. He snuck back into the building I think; probably to see the CIA woman he was flirting with.

To be fair, he only hired her because he was attracted to her. House made a rookie mistake.

I thought that was all utterly terrible. She was a strong character in this episode, they shouldn't have brought her back just to feed her to the dogs.

she shouldnt have been stupid then @@kmarasin

Did he get to smash at least once though?

​@@kmarasinyeah because strong women are always smart and not usually dumb

That's exactly how government work is

@@the_expidition427 True - Honestly, the whole CIA doc arc is a bit like a typical government contractor hire. You hire a contractor based off of a first impression and a seemingly good resume, then realize they're a terrible worker and drop them immediately after.

I never understood this episode, period. So unbelievable.

it was a fun episode nonetheless, experimenting with other setting like with the Mass Hysteria episode with Cuddy and House on the plane.

@@Mwithie wow a show about doctor Sherlock Holmes is unbelievable? No way!

Right?!

Its reference to an earlier scene where House asked him is he the author of medical book he knew, Curtis replied with "you read it?" and House mocked this response by saying he only uses it to stabilize the piano. So in this scene House in a funny way acknowledges Curtis as a good doctor

He changed the country on purpose to a similar one, just so the real place where the spy was stayed unknown.

HOW MANY languages does house speak? 3 at least english ,porturgues and mandarin?

@@sharpe227 As many as the show writers will think of...

He did hire her, gave her a chance, saw she really was an idiot who couldn't pull her own weight, and then fired her. No time for Cuddy to get jealous.

Really, House should have realized that there was a reason the CIA called for him instead of relying on her

First impressions are just that, door openners. What happens next it to be known.

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Simply untankable

Real

according to historian Mac had really nice and simple personality so lots of friends

There is certainly a tendency I think in intelligence for them to withhold info from their doctors. Guess what happens when they do.

Actually you get a lot of information from taking a pulse than just the rate. You get a lot of info about the flow, whether the consistency of the blood is way off, and you know how strong or weak or thread or strong the pulse is. Where the pulse is matters too. Peripheral wrist or ankle is different from catorid is different from femeral. Often doctors check multiple because your circulation could be absolutely fine one place but fucked elsewhere.

You can’t always rely on the machine to be correct,we double check it manually all the time,also the machine won’t tell you if it’s weak and thready or strong and steady,which is very important!

thanks guys i learned something new today

​@@Mo-rj9bknot before calling her an idiot!

@@Orchestra_temi i was calling HIM an idiot not HER

The cleverness is not in the plot, it's in the jabs and banter.

Nope, this case radiation poisoning would be the after effects of irradiation, and he no longer has a radiation source.

They are not, but they have a high amount of selenium, which in low quantities is good, but in higher quantities is very bad for you, as shown here. You need to eat them in moderation.

anything can kill/harm you depending on the dosage. even water (not kidding). 3 to 9 pits of (crushed) cherries can cause cyanide poisoning, depending on which kind of cherry you eat.

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