I remember a mom at my brother's football practice. She had this thing that looked like a pesticide container, pump and spray. It was full of water and she'd spray her kid to cool off.

@@creepycharisma8861 You can buy empty pump and spray containers.

@@Dunika Like totally unused? What if it is a used pesticide can and not cleaned properly? That's dangerous

@@norixiuseroth7999 yes, totally empty, new and never used. It doesnt even say that it is for pesticides (although they look like it and some people use them for it) We had them at my old workplace to wet leather evenly, and I know a lot of people that use them to mist their plants. In my current workplace we use one to spray the street with herbicides, so it is very important to always buy it new and never use one that you are not 100% sure what it was used for.

I too am a certified applicator - for over 30 years. I was going to critique the scene where she read the chem name and said "He used the whole can" Well, wait a minute buddy. That was a pump sprayer, not the container the chemical concentrate came in. It definitely wasn't pre-mixed from the store in that sprayer, either. Who puts the chem name on on the pump sprayer? No one that that I know of. We switch chems in them all the time - never put a title on the sprayer for what is in them. Besides - who says the sprayer was completely full? Lots of assumptions going on here. The technical chemical containers is what you were referring to. Like a bottle of Bifenthrin or Termidor SC. They have the labels and instructions. They need to be mixed with the appropriate amount of water to use. That is what would apply to what you said. We definitely have procedures for their disposal, too. Like cutting holes in the rinsed-out bottles so they can't be re-used for anything. While you are correct about concentrate chem containers - that wasn't the case here. They were only looking at a pump sprayer. This scene is not technically correct in any way. Bottom line - the script writers know nothing about pesticide equipment and their general use.

Lines like that were what made this show what it was.They are legendary on their own.

I wrote a story with that line. Ive seen clips of this episode before but I sworn i never heard that line but I must have. the character I gave the line to was a woman. the delivery is meaner and bitchier than houses delivery which is just dismisssive but the character the line is given to is a real monster.

Okay okay but id love to see House interact with Dr Charles from Chicago Med 🤣

@@BVBGirl-3313 YESS

god forbid

The gloves were for sanitary reasons, not so she doesn’t get stuff on her. Albeit still, it is kind of odd

And like... Using that gloved hand to also hold the phone to her face...

Maybe the gloves are there to avoid contaminating the evidence. Or to avoid leaving any fingerprints. Love her jacket btw.

Most of them don't wear anything most of the time, and when they treat respiratory diseases, they most often wore no masks.

Lol

Are you serious?!

Charged? You mean removed?

isn’t a free clinic lol

​@@FeeAlfadhal fun fact the USA makes the best innovations in medical research. Only Japan is behind us were healthcare is also not free.

most people have similar stories lmao

Wait a minute you're right! Same here

Actually, THE ENTIRE SERIES ARE REUPLOADED House MD ended in 2012, kinda sad cos Liza Edelstein (Lisa Cuddy) left a year before season 8 was filmed.

@Grian Brant like House and Vicodin isn't it?

Peacock has been uploading Season 1 of Law & Order as well. House M.D. is on Hulu, if you want to watch the full episode.

and that's what happen when the series ended. Chase took over the Department.

the worst part is that Bus driver was just a regular guy, ik they wanted him to look "stupid" for that segment, but also they wrote him to be real because he was asking a question i think anyone would've if you found out kids were poisoned on your bus. IK i would've done the exact same and as soon as i found they were doctors investigating a toxic exposure in my work area, I would've been telling them ANY symptoms i've been having and asking way more questions than he did about it lol. Chase's reply felt out of pocket and revenge-y there.

Wilson didn’t want to be a doctor back then.

@@Catlady-mw4en nah he wanted to be a c*nt to women

Me too

I still think of this episode every time I put on new clothes without washing them first. "Here's hoping I don't die horribly!". It's not a great habit, but who wants to wait to wear your new gear?

@@michaelccozens wearing a new pair of trunks without washing them gave me a mycosis on the thigh... personnally, I will never do the same mistake again in my whole life ^^'

@@a.t.o.mworkshop6409 Fair enough! It's a good idea, I'm just too lazy to do it, lol! Although I really should, and it should probably be impressed more on people that not washing before wearing is a risk.

So is not trying on clothes and just buys it, cleans it only to find it doesn't really fit 🤔 can't return. The loss ahh 😣

@@michaelccozens I'm glad I'm not the only one lol

Maybe he's just smart enough to realize he has plot armor.

House uses these unorthodox diagnostic methods often because by doing treatments immediately he can rule out other diseases without using lab tests that waist time the patient doesn’t have. I don’t know if that’s a viable strategy in real life medicine although that’s how House usually ends up solving his puzzles. She was right tho and the treatment could’ve made his condition worse.

Mom was right about the arrogance of doctors though. When ever I see one that decides to recite his resume if I dare ask question, I know I'm in trouble.

Ehh, I work with doctors, (optometrists so not like these) and I have seen them pull the "I'm a doctor card" with patients, but it's far and few between and happens when a patient is trying to say something ridiculous like "I don't want to get my child glasses bc I want her vision to get better" (doesn't work that way, esp when your child failed a vision exam at school and that's why she's here). Fun fact though, there is something you can use to keep children's vision from getting worse, but it's a type of contact that they wear that holds their cornea in shape so it doesn't get worse as they grow (Myopia control contacts).

@@ameliarose47 There's been a big sea change in medicine in recent decades, almost all for the better. Doctors have (mostly) stopped seeing themselves as Gods dictating to know-nothing serfs and have started seeing their role, quite rightly, as that of guides helping clients who are their equals make informed choices about their lives. Still a lot of the old-guard around, though, and God help you if you're also not cishet, WASP, male, falling within the dictated BMI, etc. You probably know all this, so sorry for the repetition, but I thought the larger historical context helped explain the concept in question a bit more.

It sounds like she should have sued him.

Sometimes a medicine will have such an unusual or very rare side effect, that even the PDR may not mention it. I had to do an in-depth online search and finally found that a med that I was put on more recently, could cause my symptom. Went off med (after showing the data to my doc) and that symptom went away.

One time my friend went to the hospital and they were pumping the wrong med in the IV - almost died by the time they listened to her saying things were getting worse 🤪 There’s actually a lot of medical things in this television show for casual viewers that don’t match up with reality. (Just for fun, guess who has lupus and more than one unrelated illness?)

Human biology is complex, and medical stuff really only been around for 100 years or so.

lmfao rip

Jeez I laughed im going to hell

What's the first

@@dmitriytimchuk771 There was a different episode which involved a bus crash.

@@dmitriytimchuk771 this is the first The 2nd one involves a bus crash somewhere in season 4-5, killed one of the member of the 2nd team (this is the first team)

Robert Sean Leonard is honestly an amazing actor! 🥰🥰🥰

You mean the James Wilson character.

And to think he didn’t wanna be a doctor back then! And look what happened! 😅

*DR. WILSON, aka Robert Sean Leonard, is SPOUTING poetry...*

"sprouting," LOL🌱🌱

You do realise that there's whole websites dedicated to just this show, where you can watch any episode you like, in full, for free...right? You just have to search for it. Sometimes, I'll see one of these shorts, and want to watch the whole thing, so I just find one of the sites that stream these shows, and search for the episode I want. It takes only a few mins to find. Not hard.

@@TheMurlocKeeper thanks for the information 😶❤️

@@supriya-jj7yb - You're welcome! I hope you found what you were looking for 😆

It's already free on Peacock with ads 🦚

A shame each episode is split up into like 4 parts uploaded across 5 years and aren't sorted at all, making it basically impossible to watch them in sequence.

Fair, but I think there's a certain level of medical confidentiality to be considered here. Giving out someone else's medical info unnecessarily is a big no-no, and for very good reason, so Chase waited until it was clear the bombshell was needed.

More drama in a short period.

Maybe your attention span is too low to actually enjoy the full episodes

Less filler. When you have to write scripts that are always X minutes long regardless of what the actual plot is, not every scene is going to be all that relevant.

I'm gonna have to disagree with you on that.

Episodes are an hour. Subtract commercials and it’s 46 minutes.

No. Worry about you and the bs in the UK, which is no better or worse than the US. Bunch of tender lambs led by sharks, both lots.

*Hugh LAURIE*

Your comment comes off as somewhat condescending.

@@l.a.3479 Coming off as condescending is a typical British trait, along with arrogance, bumbling ineptitude, bad teeth, and hubris.

@@l.a.3479 Then he’s definitely English

And there's some kids who tell the truth but their parents refuse to believe them

Picked up a saying somewhere that I tell all my docs: *"Always tell the truth to your priest, your lawyer, and your doctor. Well ... maybe not your lawyer."* Lawyers are officers of the court and if you actually tell them, "Yes, I killed him." the lawyer must report that. Otherwise, it holds true. Sometimes when I've screwed up meds (esp the time I overused opioid anxiety prescription) I remind them, and add "Would you rather I lie to you? This was a mistake. I won't do it again."

I'd suggest finding an actual dispensary, then... Their bud has to be clean for legal reasons.

*BUS*

And buy from ethical, transparent companies.

*clean your CLOTHES before wearing THEM*

I believe they delete old videos and re-upload the same again as "new". I watch this same clip months ago.

@@LOSTmyHOST That makes more sense

God has nothing to do with it.

@@l.a.3479 What’s got ur atheist panties in a twist?

@@l.a.3479 ….they didn’t say that god has anything to do with it, it’s just a phrase

Please let this be a normal field trip

You're right. I just watched that episode, and it was contaminated clothing that the kids bought from some guy on the street. They wore the clothing without bothering to wash it first.

I've written a few poems about Cameron. She can look at them, too.

@@stevethomas2285 Do you use the word "Goddess" in your poems?

Disgusting

That way no one would buy the DVDs. You could have all their clips and arrange them but they will copyright strike you.

@@polarisgemini52, that's why I said I do know why he didn't post the whole show here. But, you know, I'm right. Eventually, there will be all here, frame by frame. And copyright or not, at that time, you/me/others can make a careful playlist and watch the show here. But then again, there is too much of a hustle. You can download it for free from any torrent. Does the RARBG ring any bells? ;)

omg, people! You CAN watch the whole episode/series of ANY show you want, and all for free! Have you not tried doing a Google search for free episodes? There's tonnes of websites that are dedicated to streaming this stuff, completely free. I will sometimes see one of these shorts, then want to watch the whole episode...so I just Google it. You can then search it by season or episode. Luckily, such info is always listed under the vid. I usually provide a link to such things, but honestly, I'm tired of doing people's research for them, when it's so easy for them to do it themselves. I don't mind helping, but I don't support laziness and stupidity. KZfaq can't show complete series of anything because of copyright issues.

@@TheMurlocKeeper, i know that. that i say it like a joke.

@@UmbraFulgur Too bad it's not funny, but instead, annoying. 🙄

*it's*

Except she was right and saved her son's life while they would have killed him had she not refused. Chances are he didn't wash the can before going to school and you'd find traces in the can that would show that he did in fact use orange peel oil and not the pesticide. A smell test alone would probably have told you it had the smell of oranges and she was telling the truth.

@@stavik96 just cause she happened to be right doesn't mean you should just ignore the doctors who actually know what tf they're talking about. And we all know that Mrs. Davis is gonna brag that she saved her son and that she's the reason he's alive and think low of doctors for the rest of her life.

@@wyattlykins6594 It's not that she thinks lowly of doctors. She just knows not to accept unquestioningly everything that's offered or advised, especially when the outcome can be dangerous and there are other options or at least time to find them.

Chase: we're not wrong. Me: really?

@@wyattlykins6594 “never question the doctors” many doctors: “do the pfizer shake”

No, that title easily goes to the mom in "Finding Judas" (S3E9), mother of the little girl with erythropoietic protoporphyria. Bitchy, whiny, accusatory, sarcastic, imperious, and with a voice that makes you want to stick an icepick in each ear.

She wasn't a Karen. The doctors assumed she was lying when she was telling them the truth and were about to give her son a medicine that would've made his condition worse because they thought she should be silent and agree with everything they said. She was 100% right in the end and if she had let them give her son the medicine sooner who knows what could've happened to him.

@@kkelseym I think that is (ironically) what makes people hate her so much. She mostly was depending on her feelings, but she was always right. They were sure time and time again, but every time they made it worse for her son, while also dismissing her. I think it is fair to say that at some point you don't trust those doctors anymore under that circumstances. If the conclusion would have been something along the line of her hiding crucial informations or being wrong in some important aspect, she would be like countless other "stupid patients/family members" on House. But since she never got that sweet, sweet "you are wrong and an idiot"-moment, people never get to enjoy their frustration about this character getting released.

@@ottokarl5427 Except she factually told them that her son cleaned out the container of pesticide, and they emotionally assumed that she was lying and that her son was a lazy slob likening to the stereotype of a teenager.

Given that she was entirely right and arguing from the completely-rational position that she understood her son's behaviour better than House's team, maybe you've just got a problem with women?

They thought the kids were poisoned by pesticides being sprayed on the bus route

The people who write the description for the video don't watch the video.

The bus was fine but not the pants of the boys.

Use a vpn to watch it

They boys bought pants from a truck that had pesticides that leaked onto the cloths.

What "dose of reality"? She was right; it was House's team who were making unwarranted assumptions. House and the team were just assuming she was ignorant, but she knew her son and knew how he acted. She wasn't claiming to be an expert on medicine; she was just making the obvious observation that she knew her son better than they did. Really, they should have considered her input and just tested the container, especially as the incorrect treatment they tried to force on him probably would have killed him. You might want to consider how you got this so backwards.

@@michaelccozens maybe YOU should consider that it's a fucking TV show and that real doctors don't work like this in the first place...man you took that way too seriously if you couldn't see the sarcasm

@@christopherhall5361 Sarcasm. Sure, honey. You're also gonna wanna rethink your denial strategies. Trying to jam together "I was kidding/you misunderstood/you're stupid for listening to me/noU" is both real old and, ironically, quite juvenile. Don't worry; I know you won't. If you weren't so violently opposed to self-examination, you wouldn't have ended up in this situation to begin with.

Learn how to spell "destroyed," please. 🙄

My auto caption says "I could rub his gentle brow for hours" XD doesn't make it any less weird lol

I can see why you would say Hillary Clinton, but Sarah Palin, no.

@@l.a.3479 maybe it's the glasses