Now that you say that it is kinda weird seeing how all mris are the lowest floor

@@hamiltonmcgregory3179 I mean in a building the water blocks like a toalett or bathroom is located above each other or close to minimize the pipe that is requered.

Just like a hotel that puts a sever room in the basement

For logic's sake, let's assume that water traveled horizontally upstairs and found it's way down through a cut-off electrical conduit or sleeve lol

@Danny Chesney did I miss where sexual orientation was mentioned,and MRI and other scanning machines are heavy so they are on the lower floors

its a tv show not real

There was a leak in the hospital I worked in and you bet I put myself between my patient and whatever greywater was coming from the ceiling. The ceiling didn't collapse but they did have to repair it and evacuate the patient. Were they grateful for what I did? Nope, would I do it again? Yep, pt safety comes first

It's a tv show

You're a moron.

It's a natural motherly instinct that we have to shield our own kids so naturally it would carry on to also protecting others.

2nd actually. The fat dude breaking it was because of Cameron.

Cuddy once mentioned that repairing or replacing an MRI machine costs around $1million so... i believe house in total cost the hospital more than 2 million dollars?

@@TheNorseStargazer one hundred and two million dollars to be exact

Lol

depends on which kind, the higher T ones cost millions.

its not real

@@aliceramdom.s nobody said it was

@@aliceramdom.s the show is not real, but they base it on things they have seen in real life

She eventually changed. After his surgery, she showed him a family album full of photos of his dead brother.

@@Cantmakeupmymindonaname ummm no that's not true. They base it in real sicknesses. That's it.

kinda is their job tbh

@@tonyravioli1982 hey, that's what I was gonna say.

@@tonyravioli1982 No it isn't. Their job would have been to patch him back up afterward. This was just heroism

@@wessltov Actually incorrect. all jobs of the sort, Fireman cop, medic all have the same responsibilities. Cop someone is about to be hit by a car. i should push em out of the way. buidling is about to collapse i should throw em out. A brick is about to hit my patient i should cover him with myself. Plus they are in a hospital. You never know what that brick could have done to him.

​@@tonyravioli1982 I understand why they did it, but I don't think it was their legal duty. In fact, people have been sued over trying to help someone in an emergency situation. I'm pretty sure doctors aren't required to risk their own safety to help others. They're still allowed to preserve their own life, even if that means leaving a patient to their own devices

I feel like this one of the rare episodes of House that also violates OSHA.

I didnt any hippos, not even the animals

It's a TV show. It's called willing suspension of disbelief. OTOH, it's usually not this blatant in this show. I think the writers were getting lazy.

@@valerierodger7700 Uh, yes it is. They break into most of their patient houses, house does a lot of illegal shit sometimes just for the fun of it. i get it's a tv show, no one should compare it to rl, but lets not pretend it's not blatant.

@@sugoistalin7809 They don't tell everyone that they break into houses. House bringing prostitutes into the hospital however, is blatant

Just stick it some rice. At least that's what I was told after dropping my cell in a toilet.

@@moreththerogue6218 rice saves 3000 drowning victims each year

@Matthew Halton I heard it also cures Lupus, but unfortunately it's never Lupus.

The second one he broke too! Remember the bullet fragments in the corpse?

Stop this thread! I can't stop laughing!, and it isn't Lupus..I hope . . .

Well the whole point is that they thought him not talking about it was killing him. So they had to force it.

@@natedoge23 actually they legally cannot do that, unless patient gives consent it violates patient confidentiality and is huge no no. Only exception to breaking confidentiality is if the person is at risk of hurting themself, someone else or if the professional is subpoenaed by the court regarding the person

I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS ANSWER

@@andromeda7758 Are we really talking about legality when house NEVER obeys the law- And his entire team break in to the patient's house in every episode?

its not real

Meaning in her mind...she is not important enough to share his truth with!

Well she just feels like she's not trusted which can hurt but she was understanding enough to stay with him, he's the one that made her leave.

ok sorry im a bit late to this reply but. You have to realize. You do t have to tell your so everything that happened in your life. If your dad died and you really loved your dad, would tell anyone that? It also depends on the person that has the secret. If they are very emotional and if it happened kind of recently then maybe they wouldn't tell.

@@jamie8046 Not saying it's unreasonable to keep The Secret such as this but it's understandable for the girl to feel a little upset, They probly just made a promise never to keep secrets from each other couples do that all the time.

@@jamie8046 I agree, some things are important to bring up with your SO but they don't need to know everything. I only told 1 boyfriend about a childhood trauma where I was in a house fire that occasionally gives me nightmares still but the others I had they never found out and that's okay

He has outsmarted himself.

Good thing house wasn't in the house.

ah. i see what u did there

Wasnt that season 7 finale 😛

First of all how dare you

its not the dumbest thing but the only dumb thing , is what i think you meant

Yeah it makes 0 sense.

They say in the show that if people know that they are going to check out their home, then those people will hide the stuff that they are looking for.

@@alphalupi3587 I think he meant that they have no medical reason to ask about a picture of his brother, or any person for that matter. It eventually had some medical relevance, but they didn't know that. It's the equivalent of asking about a baseball in his room and he saying something like "Oh I hid that baseball because i have hallucinations about baseballs flying around me". It wasn't a longshot like other episondes, it was... random and only served to move the patient's plot, and not only any doctor, but House's team would never really care about. The only time they did it right was in the episode where the father of two childs unknowingly overdosed them with hormones (they found some bloody panties in the little girl's room)

I think it makes sense in a "If I were a doctor I wish I could" sense. Getting a History on a patient can be the most important thing. Knowing what happened to a patient during their episode and their habits can tell a doctor what lead to this break down of the body or possibly genetic factors at play within the family. Problem is human beings are dumb as fuck and would rather die by keeping information hidden since something non-trivial or of no concern to the patient could be the key for diagnosis for the Doctor. Doctor's are always told to use a History as a guideline and never trust their patients are telling them everything. Examples: > Yeah I went on vacation, what does that have to do with my babies health!? (Zikka Virus) > Okay I cheated on my SO but what does that have to do with my Liver? (Hepatitis B) > Sorry... just didn't really care about washing my hands anywhere really. (MRSA) I guess to frame a house episode around these involving home invasion in order: > Noticing tan lines, breaking in and finding pictures/souvenirs from a tropical trip. > Notes from angry SO leaving surrounded by bottles of alcohol and a message from the other girl on their answering machine. > Practically a temple to Nurgle and a hospital visitors badge followed by transition of house seeing someone exit the hospital bathroom. The way the show frames it seems to be "Everything else seems normal but this out of place object could lead me to discover abnormal behavior's they're hiding from me that could be the cause of their aliment."

The mom couldn't deal with it herself. She lost her son and her husband. Can't help someone deal with something when you can not face it yourself.

Yes he has the right to know but the mother has the right to not be the one to tell him

@nicifclean Doesn’t make her not selfish

@@nicifclean - Therapy is a thing...

Grief makes people do... Strange thing.

That's what I thought. Jeese it is quite literally none of your business to tell her

He probably has his mother listed on the record of people the staff can talk too. It also depends on his age, even though he is in college he could still be under 18 which would make her a primary medical decision maker. Then again like 80% of what this show does is not legal or something they would/could actually do.

Well he didn't tell her to not talk about when she did start

@@amayaokazaki3407 it doesn't mean she shouldn't check before opening her mouth, it might be different in America but for something so personal it would be considered poor practice to blurt something like this out with no warning or prior conversation and you can still choose to hold some info back while allowing some discussion. it's not an all or nothing permission.

Pretty sure that it's something that should be shared with the parent if it was something that wouldn't be considered dangerous to his health then it wouldn't have to be said but his status of his mental health should be giving to his legal guardian or at least that is if he is under 18

I thut that

I care!!!!! And will play the OG later when I wake back up and clean to distract myself from......GOT!! ..I actually own all three, care! ;)

Eva 12431 I THOUGHT SO!!

Noone does

Thanks Eva😊

I've seen you somewhere... *I DID NOTHING WRONG! GET OUT OF MY LIFE!*

@@definitivelylostcause i think he's disappointed in your recent decision.

*shutting.

Well yes, but it's still houses fault for blocking it in the first place.

Linda Smith idk I like “shitting the water off” better tbh 😅😅😅

1. You cant just shut water off in the whole hospital :D 2. The position of the MRI and a bathroom above it makes no sense in reality. 3. The floor is not made out of wood nor is the bathroom sealed enough for the water to just stay there and break the floor in that exact spot. 4. You would first see wet patches around the room from all the water pouring down through small cracks and openings not just a random ceiling parts falling down after 3 drops of water.

@@MisoElEven but they wouldn't shut it off for the whole hospital, just that specific area. Because of the virus my place of work has the bubbler's shut off, but we can still use sinks and such.

Whoa! That must’ve been shocking! Good thing it was a TV show, not a loud alarm clock 😅😓😓

Oh my god. 😂😂😂😂😂

😹😹😹

Man, that sucks.

Same. This one fell flat for me but the finale was better. Not as good as "Euphoria", "Help me", "Broken" or "House's Head, Wilson's Heart" but it was decent enough and the questions it asked stuck with me....

My biggest fear is losing my brother. A few years ago we were at a our aunts house and her new german shepherd attacked him. Luckily i was right behind him and saved him before anything serious happened(just needed to stitch his earlobe and upper lips back together) but even with him ending up fine, i can't even shake off the thought of something worse happening that day. I'm simultaneously grateful and traumatized because of the idea that somebody so innocent, young, and that i love could just be taken from this world in what couldve been an extra few seconds. I'm sorry to hear about your brother.

It's been 20 years since my niece was lost to cancer at age 4. I don't think any of us are entirely over it.

I also lost my brother over 15 years ago. Not a day goes by I don't think of him. I'm so sorry for your loss. If you don't mind me asking, how did he die?

@@lusikazaryan9401 Not wanting to talk more on the subject, but he was hit by a car crossing the road during such a foggy day you couldn't see more than a foot in front of you with high beams on, he bashed his head at impact so he was gone with no pain which is sadly more comforting to people who've never experienced it, knowing from the autopsy that he never felt any pain

@@lusikazaryan9401 And I'm sorry for yours, I didn't expect this post to get so many likes and wasn't seeking attention, I just hoped if anybody seen this they know forgetting a face is the most painful part

Oh the Feminists will love that.. remember we have to listen to them now

Ok let’s not start a fight here. Everyone just breathe before posting.

@@doge8825 Nobody really cares.

Red Nova that’s exactly what I want.

Ikr his girlfriend was out of line :(

THAT is what you're worried about? not the million other, sometimes more, illegal shit the people in this show does?

Hmmm it's almost like it's fiction

@@rpgquester hmm its almost like... we all know that, genius

@@Mugetsu_Gaming hmm its almost like... we all know that we all know that, genius

i this your first time watching house?

Whats horrible is my ceiling is literally about to fall. Long black cracks and black mold that put me in the hospital for over a week. Landlord is scum. A really cruel part of me wants it to fall while being inspected. My luck it will fall on me and just cover me head to toe with mold while the landlord stands there blaming me for being "under" the problem. Wish me luck

@@amystabenow1189 hey, how have things been?

@@amystabenow1189 ?

@@userhbiron1806 she dead, sad she fantasize about her own mold death and not her landlords

@@amystabenow1189 it's been a year now plus covid, did you make it so far?

When has that stopped him?

@@panek6443when has anything

I don’t know how big the hospital is in comparison to others, but the one I used to work in had only one MRI as well. Had two CTs though…

CEILING... NOT the "roof."

Fax

@Carol Young the mother gave her husband the same treatmeny. He died and she got rid of his pictures and never talked about him again. That's her idea of coping.

A mother loving her children? Making a lot of assumptions there.

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

How did people know though immediately.

Ryan Thompson well easy, house knew when the toilet was going to over flow making the ceiling collapse

I somehow doubt House thought it would get as bad as it did. That said, he *was* endlessly amused by how bad it got.... up until it got serious.

I don't think he thought the ceiling would collapse or that it would actually risk hurting anyone. He probably thought it would just be a big inconvenience and hassle for Foreman. It was one of those times when he got arrogant and was sure his plan couldn't possibly go wrong.

How did they survive the ceiling collapse anyway? A couple scrapes that's all?

@Amit Shan okay not everyone uses prime....

@Bad Cattitude Ok boomer

He'd fire them

Don't want to say spoilers, but he really didn't.

Well he gets off easy Because he makes cuddy rich

In the next episode he fakes his death to avoid jail time. So no. Also, at this point in the series Cuddy is gone, Foreman runs the hospital now.

Well he didn't get away this time he was facing jail time even Foreman couldn't help him with it.

They're already dying from an illness no other doctor can begin to identify. Tends to focus the priorities. And they do object on occasion, 'til the above is pointed-out.

Buying and installing an MRI scanner typically costs more than $2 million (AUD).

Exactly!!!

It’s a tv show portraying doctors though. If actual doctors wouldn’t do that, then why do the ones in the show do that? By your logic if House found a real lightsaber we can just say « it’s just a tv show ». Well that’s not how storytelling works.

It's just a comment section, bro, calm down and enjoy the inane chatter. Or don't, but then why are you in the comment section? Do you need something to be upset by?

@@EziooAuditore iF ThErEs a ShOw AbOuT VaMpIrEs ThEy MuSt bE rEaL

@@EziooAuditore No, it does not _portray_ doctors. It's not a f*cking documentary. The point was to make an investigation series based in a medical setting. That's why the doctors do investigations. That's why they barge in people's houses and interrogate people. Didn't you realize that House MD looks a lot like NCIS, Mentalist and all those other series? That's because it's the same genre. House MD does not show real doctors' lives. It shows investigations, except the clues are symptoms and the culprits are deceases. That's all. Also: storytelling is a creative art, and as such, it has no rules. Trying to impose rules like "it is supposed to be as realistic as possible" is as stupid as it can get. A story has an objective, and all that matters is that it reaches that objective. The point of House MD was to create a Sherlock Holmes in a medical setting, and they did it.

A bi-opsie

A bopsie

@Boredman567 there’s is a picture of a random kid in some guy’s sock drawer. Doesn’t that seem at all a little weird.

Wank sock

@@barackobama4100 Yes, because they know for a fact it's a random kid and not someone important to him because they know everything about the guy. Assumptions are bad.

If it was a picture of your kid, you'd find realy suspicious.

@@sugoistalin7809 They asked him who it was.

Plus there was the one Cameron broke by putting the really fat guy on it

@@tedioussugar384 And the one House busted after he shot a dead guy in the head.

That part was the highlight of the episode, the rest fell flat for me...

The damn line that made them cure someone, then correct a trauma and make two people happier? Yeah, those bastards

@@miguelluis483 don't ever become a doctor

@@funnelingspace9268 I don't plan to.

That's the point of the damn show house and his fellows allways cross the line to treat the patient

Pretty sure the water would destroy fingerprint evidence

@@SirAnimosity That’s what I was thinking, but I have no knowledge in that department so wasn’t sure.

@@SirAnimosity Not sure about that. Fingerprints are made mostly of oil, which is famously resistant to being washed-away by water. And there would only need to be a protected area the size of, say, half the end of your finger to preserve enough print to identify.

Also his name was on them and he already told foreman he flushed them

''Put up a good finale in less than 24 episodes'' - lol it means they had about A YEAR to plan finale, which is not ''in a rush'' at all.... Also Lisa Edelstein asked for a raise and announced departure when they were shooting season 7, so again - they had a year to re-write it... I don't argue with your other points, but can you at least be more accurate? Yes, they had to change the finale, yes they had some obstacles, but it wasn't neccessarily ''rushed'', my friends, they had time to plan it.

Eugeniya Leshenko I don’t think you know a lot about script writing or screenwriting... that stuff takes a long time if you want it well done

Why ask for more money? Was being paid per episode not enough for her?? Its not like she's an A list actress. 🙄

@@dreamhobbiz I heard something about she had to work more for the supposed next season but they wanted to cut her pay, or she was going to be in a different movie or smth. Not sure tho

@@dreamhobbiz I'm not sure she was asking for _more_ money, it's just that most of the main cast's contracts were only up to seven seasons. When the show was clearly pushing on for a Season 8, Fox renegotiated contracts, most of the cast agreed to a pay cut, but Edelstein didn't.

Yvonne Tang only a week to season four!

Yeaaahhhhh #teamlucifer

I thought it was

Hello Ruby

The Angel of Death works in a hospital? Bet she uses that sword of hers as a scalpel.