"Put her in the hyperbaric chamber SHE GOT WORSE IN THE HYPERBARIC CHAMBER"

@@g80gzt Those things are actually pretty dangerous

@@g80gzt Too bad they don't have a hyperbolic chamber. It's quite the time saver.

Right. Show is formulaic. You see that when youre binge watching, like i am.

Medical Procedural is formulaic, you don't say.

indeed someone was acually going to shoot her people are animals the world is a very dark place at this time, also shes a satanic witch who is open about what she does and that includes sick art with children im sure shes close with balenciaga and who they follow and admire its all sick and dark

@@nooneatall5485 she’s a genius and, as far I know, she has never used children in her performances.

@@sugarrrfree lol of course she hasn’t. And Bill Clinton’s not a predator, Trump is an honest businessman and Epstein killed himself. Keep believing whatever the talking heads on TV say

@@fort809 ok, so quote your sources :)

@@sugarrrfree “genius” 😂

Who’s the other stalker? Cat lady?

@@EPrimeify No, that 17 year old who waited by House's motorbike in the car park and who also got thrown out by security after Cuddy realised what was happening. House ended up diagnosing her with something because she'd been in California, (I think,) when an earthquake happened there. I don't remember the exact details 😅

@@clouded2 She had spores in her brain that were kicked up during an earthquake.

@@clouded2 I believe she was diagnosed with Coccidioides immitis aka valley fever

Does the guy that shot House count as a stalker? That's who I thought was going to be in this clip.

She hit the mystery button

@@sam_i_am1143 OMG YAAAAS!

Quoting dbza vegeta vs cell, huh?

@@voyager1568 ye

Funny thing, I find the fact they used that line intriguing because, by most people's account, House is crazy. And yet this woman sought him out, knowing his obsession would be something to behold, something to make into art

@@pomax1464 yes and people find that crazy girl beautiful and fun to be around. Doesn't make the object of those feelings any less crazy

Your friend's car became performance art

I mean, was your friend completely innocent of reasons to have their car keyed? She might have had a reason to do that, something even you weren't aware of. Regardless, crazy is entirely subjective. To quote The Addams Family Musical "Normal is an Illusion darling. What's normal to the spider is a calamity to the fly" There are plenty of artists who work based on past traumas and griefs as a form of catharsis and a way to communicate their pain in a visible/audible fashion. It's certainly better than drugs, alcohol and self harm at least. Are they all crazy?

​@@pomax1464 House is eccentric and a genius so he comes off as a little crazy. Letting someone burn you alive for "art" is crazy, this character is based on a real person.

Couldn't sit through the second season. I hear it gets better but it was a strong "meh" the whole time.

One of the best sci-fi shows ever made. Also one of the more realistic ones in terms of physics.

@@polycrystallinecandy Agree, but I only like Seasons 1-3. I may binge-watch them again soon if I find enough free time )

Also has a role in Arcane and her voice is so distinct and beautiful

Didn't she play a sleeper terrorist on '24'?

He’s saying good for you because they instead can use the resources to help people who aren’t extreme narcissistic frauds

​​@@ovs4744 that'd be pretty out of character. if House has any genuine sentiment towards lives saved, he doesn't express it. what he does express is his drive to solve puzzles, and, rarely, respect, when someone aligns with his worldview. in that moment, she made a choice that did. her puzzle was solved and he's not the type to have some deep moral objection against fraudulence. hell, he basically confirmed as much in this very clip. so that most likely *was* just respect.

They do give him some very good lines.👋🤓

She’s the one that wanted everything documented

@@jackratscratpack9323 The point is that the camera wasn't sterile. Foreman should have changed his gloves after touching anything that wasn't sterile or the patient. That bothered me too.

Nobody other than the patient and surgeons are allowed in the sterile room. He wouldn't be allowed in there at all (even if the patient wanted them to be). Also they're in their regular clothes which are not sterile either. It's a show lol

yep

realistic take: describing a mentally ill person as “insane” is harmful and ableist language, and no doctor should be a calling a patient that

@@robinroryldCope harder

@@robinroryldSod off.

@@robinroryld Realistic take: We aren't doctors. If someone is insane we can call them insane.

a genius is only one step away from insanity.

Tell that to Einstein and Sir Isaac Newton and many of the most intelligent people that ever existed

I mean, she was about to allow herself to be set on fire.

​@@jasonruggles4622 They wouldn't hear it, over Pythagoras declaring that no one should ever eat beans. Or Tesla, whose OCD was so bad he wouldn't touch anything rounded in shape and needed everything to happen in threes, from laps around his home before going in to stacks of napkins at his meals. Michelangelo used to go so long without taking off his boots that sometimes, when he did, a whole layer of dead skin would come off his feet at the same time, like a molting snake. Genius is VERY close to madness, because brains are too complicated for the two not to mix.

What Genius? LOL

She also voices Grayson from Arcane! Amazing actress!

Is it really hip now? It's been around for 40 years. It's mainstream and boring.

@@scowler7200hipsters are 40+, so yeah.

She also played Admiral Chainsmoker

Thought she sounded familiar

There is a difference between slowly losing your memory and cognitive skills and not wanting to be dizzy which is how she put it.

word

@@henrypeters5291 depends on who you are. You may not lose as much from mere "dizziness", for her it's much more important.

@@henrypeters5291 It sounds like she said fuzzy, which I take to mean foggy as in her thinking is a little slower. It's not nearly on the same level as Alzheimer's, but it is a slight cognitive impairment that most people don't want to be inflicted with.

@@chitlitlah I get that but the original commenter used Alzheimer's and brain damage as an alternative to death. I am just saying, at least by her description, she is being a bit overdramatic.

Seriously. Now I hear it

i KNEW the voice was familiar

Is she also Ana from overwatch??

OMG THAT'S HER?? NICE

Remember, it's not lupus. Unless it is

No, but they also break into people's houses soo

@@punkyv6560 Right. Forgot about that.

@@LordDamianus they also literally do everything, there's also that

its hilarious to me when they do that and it actually helps them solve the case cause im like 'yeap,wish we could do that!'

@@Em-vs1ui you could probably ask the patient for a key and then go in your free time.

shes not setting herself on fire, she is giving people the option to do so, having people come face to face wuth what they are truly capable of with no repercussions, seeing the beast for what it is, art comes in many forms, and all are valid to an extent

@@sermalevolent1858 I bet you think "lettuce" is a gender

Giving someone a gun and saying if you shot me there will be no repercussions for shooting me is natural selection. The only thing it shows is one person is crazy, stupid, or suicidal and one person is evil if they choose to shoot the other ​@@sermalevolent1858

@@thunderdraco Wow, that is a very original and relevant comeback that is contextually appropriate. Good job, bud!

@@thunderdracoand i bet you voted for trump😂😂😂😂

You're on the mark with your guess about their motivation

Don't think she is Ana

and eva lavantai

@@liudaw3i could be wrong

WTF i was wondering why Grayson's voice in Arcane felt so familiar

she doesn't voice Ana in Overwatch. that role belongs to Aysha Selim!

She was getting treated, no? She at least had radiation once before.

@@michaelh9649 Oh, that would make sense. Thanks.

Hair falls out because of the chemotherapy treatment, not the radiation treatment

@@caskaz1om Ah, yes. Thank you for the correction, caskaziom.

@@caskaz1om Wrong. Radiation will absolutely make your hair fall out. It will also make your skin fall off in high enough doses. Not to be trifled with

Me too, thats how I know I never have Lupus

Me third lol

@@PyronusSouria 👍😂🤣

I was watching it on prime and then suddenly they want Ya to pay for it. All the cruddy stuff they don't want pay for but all the good older shows they want mula!!😠

@@PyronusSouria I started watching more after I was diagnosed with Lupus 😂

If I remember correctly, she also stars in Bones and Star Trek ♥

Can you really call playing pretend talent

She's amazing as Chrisjen Alvesarala in the Expanse! She's one of my favorite characters and her arc throughout the 5? seasons is amazing

@@Loveless0012 yup she was in Star Trek Beyond

She was also in a movie called The Stoning of Soraya M. Its so sad. Read the description before even considering watching and its based on a true story.

No it's art

@@thunderlighting2006 it's not art, it's pride and arrogance at its finest. Refusing treatment for a treatable illness because "i'M aN aRtIsT" is downright moronic and incredibly selfish.

Ravings of a lunatic, perfect way to describe modern art.

tell that to Daniel Johnston

Ever see "Jeeves and Wooster?" Laurie and Stephen Fry were hilarious!!! Laurie played piano quite a bit on it so I knew his skill when I first watched HOUSE.👋🙂

Amazingly witty, no really, I'm in awe at the poetry of sarcasm and intellect on display, but have you considered that people maybe aren't nearly as in denial about the things you named?

​@@abelbabel8484 why would he? I just hope this is a misrepresentation of art in the show because if it is correct then wtf is wrong with people

Fire is not hot, it makes thing hot🥴

@@katokianimation and how does it make things hot without being hot?

@@theblackunicorn261In a way you're right, specifically about fire - it is hot; fire is always some kind of combustion, aka the oxidation of a fuel with an oxidiser, which is always an exothermic reaction, releasing energy in the form of heat. The oxidiser is usually oxygen, but doesn't have to be - there are other oxidisers which can do the job, sometimes more energetically than oxygen. For example, fluorine is a more powerful oxidiser - if you replace the liquid oxygen in a hydrogen/oxygen rocket engine with liquid fluorine, the combustion process is more energetic and the flame temperature will be hotter, significantly improving the efficiency and power output of the rocket. Likewise with a fluorine carrying oxidiser such as chlorine trifluoride, which has the advantages of not being a cryogenic liquid as well as being a more concentrated fluorine source. It can actually burn substances which under most circumstances would not burn at all and could be used to extinguish other fires, such as water, sand, gravel or concrete. However, there are ways of "making things hot" which do not require a heat source: The most well known of which is something you can find in most kitchens - a microwave oven. The magnetron inside a microwave is powered by high voltage electricity and emits microwave radiation. This radiation is not heat, but is emitted at a frequency which excites water molecules, literally causing them to vibrate at a molecular level. This energy delivered to water molecules becomes heat, which is why microwave ovens can heat up water or anything which contains water, which includes pretty much everything we consider to be food. Another example is something also used as a kitchen appliance - an induction cooker. This again is not a heat source - underneath the surface of an induction "hotplate" is a coil of copper wire which generates a rapidly oscillating electromagnetic field. It is essentially the primary (input) side of an electrical transformer, but without a secondary (output) side present, which is why the induction cooker does nothing when there is no pan on top of it. When you put a steel pan on it, the base of the pan essentially becomes the secondary (output) side of the transformer, which absorbs the oscillating magnetic field. The steel is then rapidly magnetised in oscillating and opposing directions, which converts the electromagnetic energy into thermal energy with almost 100% efficiency, heating up the pan and cooking your food.

Art club is stupid

"Liking to be burned" (presumably on this or that select body part) is far removed from "whole-body immolation"...mostly, I imagine, because you can do the former to your heart's content, whilst the latter is pretty much a one-shot deal.

Wig?

She stole it

give it to me now

Someone who was also dying made something of her time and she respects that

Though given her actress’ unsavory actions, it’s not surprising.

Many artists, from van Gogh to Cobain to Dalio, have shown that those aren't mutually exclusive.