House's Hated Biological Father's Funeral | House M.D..
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- House suddenly wakes ups in Wilson's car en route to his fathers funeral that he begrudgingly does not want to go to but Wilson does not give up on his promise to House's Mother. Do you see any resemblance? Comment below
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Season 5 Episode 4 "Birthmarks"
House is coerced into going to his father's funeral despite his protests. His team takes on the case of a young woman (Samantha Quan) who collapsed while in China searching for her birth parents. House works with the team via cell phone, while Wilson drives him-reluctantly-to the funeral. House's phone is taken by a cop mid-diagnosis and the team must decipher House's last statement. Meanwhile, the story of how House and Wilson met for the first time is revealed
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I love the fact that House's mother knows who to call to handle House and more the fact that she calls Wilson by his first name as any mother talking to his child's best friend.
Mother House had two sons. The responsible yet noble to a fault Wilson. Then her brilliant but deeply stubborn Gregory.
You watched this whole video and you still think she "handled House"...?
@@meganfaith4052 Wilson is not her son.
@@wolphman7725metaphorically
I know what @meganfaith means. I am a father to 2-3 friends of my kids.
I think while House was describing his father's characteristics, he came to realise that he has most of those as well, hence the hesitation mid-sentence.
*realize
But yeah that makes sense
@@patmanguy9610 *realise. there are multiple ways of spelling it you american 😂
@@owopioid *Star Spangled Banner starts playing in the background*
sleepEI so being American is an insult now?
No, but being that guy is
Wilson - “Stop acting like a five year old”
House - “admit it admit it admit it admit it admit it”
Holmes did the same to Watson.
Watson: "Give me my money!"
Holmes: "admit it!"
Wilson tells House's mother that she knows him better than he does, but when House approaches the coffin to "say goodbye", Wilson realizes that this is not the sort of thing House would do and goes to confront him, while his mother believed House's crocodile tears and believed that Wilson was just comforting her son. Wilson really knows House like no one else.
We all believe what we want to believe. His mother wanted him to show respect towards his dead father, wilson wanted to believe he's still the nut he's always been.
@@miklosszabo4551 Yep. We really underestimate how much confirmation bias affects us on a daily basis.
"Maybe if he'd been a better father, I'd be a better son."
That line hits so hard
Considering what House would go on to do at his lowest (attempted murder), it's even sadder in hindsight.
Okay, gotta be honest, this is one of the few moments where House is *not* being an ass. They had no right to force him up on that podium to "honor" a man who abused him. What did they expect? They had no right to expect him to be there, and no right to expect him to make up a bunch of nice sounding b.s. about a man who he didn't feel deserved it.
Yeah a lot of people and much of media considers relations to be an immutable connection when those you want in your life should be chosen. Relation does not dictate affection and in this case there wasn’t even a relation.
Now, it's important to note, this is a old comment and you're right about no one having the right to force him like this, but House had never opened up to anyone about the abuse outside of woman who'd been raped in season2 I believe?
Yes, he does try here. But it's very half-hearted and Wilson doesn't believe it here, because House is trying to get out of this.
And they were motivated because they didn't want HOuse to regret not while he had the chance. But Wilson and Cuddy are as bad to House, at least before he drives a car into her living room, as he is to them. But actually, House doesn't gaslight them multiple times.
He lies to them, sure but those two have actually denied his observations of reality and told him he was wrong. Then tried to like give diagnose his emotions that could've given him those 'delusions' or 'this will teach him a lesson;'
I love the show. But good god, Wilson is constantly presented for having a high horse that he lost a long time before the final season.
Honestly, I don't think much of House's mother either. The fact that she puts her feelings over his is a clear sign that she knew the abuse was happening and understood it was wrong, she just didn't care.
John House didn't believe in unconditional love, so he didn't deserve any unconditional love in return. Blythe and Wilson pressuring Greg into giving him that undeserved love was cruel.
@@Iamfreetobeme24 I doubt it. You can't not notice leaving him outside for days at a time. And she didn't have a view of the man either, she was cheating on the dude.
"Holding the family together." is a bit of a nothing burger. It's a fallacy. If the dynamic is toxic, then it's better for it to fall apart. Holdings it was with Gregory House.
@@deterlanglytone the episode with the victim was in season 3, but I get what You meant.
When House choked out "I just wish-", My heart skipped a beat.
I seriously thought he was about to have a breakdown and let out all the regret and pain he had held on to for decades.
Then he stole his goddamn dead dads earlobe.
Hugh Laurie is the GOAT.
Well he wasn’t gonna miss it. LOL
Why did he steal his dad's...earlobe? 🤔😞
@@jamiegarrity6439 just to make a DNA test you know when he told Wilson that he figured out that John wasn't his biological dad well the test results came back and Wilson confirmed what house concluded
@@jamiegarrity6439 He DIDN'T. He only took a very tiny sample of the tissue. Earlobe was still intact after, just run the video back and use space bar to do stop-motion.
@@watchgoose don't take it so literal
Wilson and House bicker like an old married couple. It's adorable.
Some would say it is a toxic relationship.
@@calebtimes453 They're toxic to the toxicity. They complete one another.
Social skills 0
Where is your profile picture from Brett F. ?
@@mladenbro8435 Twin Peaks/Tumblr.
Just do a Google image search for "Twin Peaks Tumblr Icons." It should come up.
It totally wasn't necessary for the scene, but I love that they paid an extra to play dead in the casket in that 2nd viewing room.
Until you realize that wasn't an extra it was a real dead person.
@@JohnJohn-hu8pk
Who had been named John John John, and who had died on set earlier that day.
Also I doubt they'd pay an extra for that; it was someone who really wanted to be in a TV show. The time the makeup artist spent on the role was enough of an investment. :P
I always thought they used mannequins and just took a wax mold of the actor's face. The Sopranos had more dead bodies in caskets than any other show I've watched.
Extra!? The R. Lee Ermey! AKA the hard ass drill instructor from every movie about the marine corps ever.
6:28 "If the test of a man was how he treats those he has power over, it was a test my father failed"
And it was a test that House actually managed to pass.
How did house pass? He treated people he had power over badly
@@lewishadley6219 Before I elaborate, have you watched the ending to House?
@@1UpEXP No
Nope he failed it too ,
@@mostlysanetrader Then how is it that the people he's had power over showed up to his
'funeral'?
On a side note, ever notice that the one person who's always had power over House didn't show up as well?
Everyone needs a Wilson
And a House
Mr Guest or a punching bag
If only we could all be as fortunate as House is, to have a Wilson in our lives
Wilson needs a Wilson
Wilson is my favorite character on the show. He cares about house and walks with him. He doesnt give up on house and shows a shred of humanity. I think a lot of other people would of walked away from house but wilson the loyal friend is there. He even cares to the point of calling house out on his shananigans. When you do that you risk losing a friend for the sake of trying to help somebody improve.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how good a friend Wilson is
J Wil yeah a bit
A good friend would respect his friends wishes over his friends’ mother’s wishes. If house didn’t wanna go Wilson shouldnt have forced him.
@@dannyashton6234 He thought he was doing the best for House too
House is better.
Another "can we just take a moment"...from another attention seeker.
Lol I find it so funny that House’s mother forced an adult House to be at his hated father’s funeral who treated him to a criminal level of abuse and he wasn’t even his son bc she slept around cheating on him, gotta love parents and their hypocrisy it never gets old
Finally someone who sees it they way it is
Thanks for saying it. I honestly don't believe House should have attended the funeral, let alone be forced to talk. He was abused, for God's sake. Abused children shouldn't have to go to their abuser's funeral. And he wasn't even his son. Mrs. House could just have said her son, being the busy doctor he is, couldn't take a day off because he was saving a life or something.
@Caitlyn Carvalho ... I feel like you have a theory that House is the devil's spawn?
@Caitlyn Carvalho Honestly I have no idea who his biological father could be, some random guy maybe? lmao
@Caitlyn Carvalho Well, given that House is an atheist, that'd be pretty funny.
Everyone's favorite genius toddler.
Some Edgy Thirteen Year Old Stewie Griffin?
@@andrewmiller5126 Nah, Peter Griffin
Mauz I agree with the toddler part, but Peter is most definitely not a genius.
@@andrewmiller5126 yeah, but Peter is really 'smart'
Mauz Yeah so smart there was an episode titled "Petarded".
House *DESTROYS* his FATHER using FACTS and LOGIC.
His father was a SNOWFLAKE.
@@SomeoneElse- Doubt that highly if they got Lee Ermey to play his Father.
@@68air God you're dense
But in turn destroyed himself too. He realized how he described his dad also described him.
@@grrmonkey Regardless of context, it's still accurate.
Honestly, I don't think anyone should have to go to the funeral of their abusive parent if they don't want to. This makes me pretty annoyed.
Can always piss on the gave
Wilson, being an overly sentimental man, doesn't care.
While I agree, facing your fears and or insecurities is the best way to grow as a person. That's why Wilson prolly took in there too. Well, that and to make House's mother happy.
There's a difference between being a tough hard ass dad and being abusive lmao
Dwit Beathead And House's dad is stated to be abusive.
I love how Wilson anticipated almost everything House would do. Bestfriend ever.
"When things go wrong, I like to be ready" also makes me sad seeing as how Season 8 ended.
Sometimes* it's painful seeing how trusting Wilson is, until you see him be a better man for it. . . then house makes a fart joke.
wilson : what are you five? stop repeating
house : *repeats rapidly*
hence proves it to him xD
Shri Ninja I saw that scene as I was reading this wtf
Still not boring.
And then Wilson reacts like a child by raging and chucking that bottle lmao
@@David-vc9hr
Should've punched House instead. More effective and satisfying.
TheMaleRei Everytime house gets hurt it scares the shit out of me cuz it’s so unexpected especially that time his cane broke xD
Whoever is running this channel is amazing
Explain why everyone has your profile pic?
Aleksandr Gerdeman because it's a meme
Oh yeah yeah
@@Martin-xr4jx A dead meme at that
Whom
died laughing when Wilson said “put it back” 😂😂😂
What did he take? I couldn't see it.
Musiciswasup a small piece of his dad’s ear for a DNA sample. House wasn’t convinced he was his dad so he wanted to check 😂
Same here, cracked up at the fact that Wilson saw it coming.. and tried to shut it down right away.. to no avail
Cracked up when Wilson said “put it back” in my head I’m like “how?!?!!”
So?? was him his real father or not??
What I can't stop thinking about is that House's family, who probably haven't heard from him in a long time, must surely think that House and Wilson are gay.
I mean, I don't watch this show and I thought they were gay, so that's not that far of a stretch
@@Caroline28483 i do have a friend who caught a couple of scenes out of context without knowing anything about the show and assumed that house and wilson were minor characters (no idea where he got that from) and a gay couple.
They would make a great couple
Or they know House and are grateful Wilson is an overly compassionate friend.
House I think was married at one point prior to this.
My opinion, Hugh Laurie, is one of the best actors I've ever watched. Just his demeanor, on all the scenes I've watched him do. No other actor would have made this show one of the greats.
His music is good too.
@@chinanorthairguns can you recommend some good ones?
@@gregh5061 Unchain my heart. Just search here on youtube.
@@chinanorthairguns he's amazing on house, great on Blackadder, fry and Laurie and is intelligent in real life. Seems like a great dude
He also played Richard roper on the night manager.
When House hit Wilson’s hand I actually flinched and internally said “ow”
Yes, they made it sound really painful
Graffiti. yes ... wow. !
House did care, everyone. Remember at the end of the episode, after the sample and the service he stops and just tells Wilson "My dad's dead..."
Yep, exactly, he actually was affected by this
When Greg's mom came in to tell him she's getting back with his presumed biological father, he told them how hard and cold his father was. But yet, still respected him
Also the ending of the series.
4:43 the big sigh of relief of House's mom when she sees her son, is one of the many details that make this series unforgettable
House is a narcissist. Chances are his father was as well. Why force a man who doesn't care to a funeral of a man who probably cared less. Even the mother should have known better.
I AGREE with your assessment....
It’s less for the dad and more for the mom. Sometimes your mom needs you for weird emotional crap.
@@FreyaEinde children aren't support animals. Get a therapist.
his biological father is another guy,this dude was his dad
@@HulklingsBoyfriend AdeptLen ...well that's nice...i'd like to hear you say that when you turn 80...you're kids would just probably dump you in a nursing home, no surprises there...
...a mother will carry a baby in her womb for 9 months. Deal with the crap her children will throw at her. Will try to provide their needs even if her husband runs away with a new lover...the least her children could do is to be her emotional support...that's what a family is all about~!
"If a test of a man, is how he treats those he has power over, it's a test my father failed."
*It's a test that House passed*
The parallel between House and his father...the impact always leaves a mark.
If not careful, you'll become the very thing you swore to destroy.
Good thing House never had children
@@Destroyer2150 And then your best friend/mentor/big brother tells you to stop because he has the HIGH GROUND.
@@oscarmendez1477 And then you fight in a place full of lava
@@susiestevenson7561 And then you burn and lose a few limbs and turn into an asthmatic robot-man.
“Because no one can take away from you what you no longer have” is such a hard hitting line to me.
"You know you make it really hard to be your friend!"
- Wilson probably
"Viva la resistance!!”
LOL probably shouldn't have laughed so hard 😂😂😂
s'il te plaît c'est du français c'est "vive la résistance" merci
Reminds me of casa de papel (money heist) lol
"Amber gave me that keychain"
Ah come on Wilson! House is not an idiot.
"No she didn't, Not unless her pet name for you was 'Volvo'"
My favourite thing about this whole scene (Birthmarks as a whole is my favourite episode of the series) is that House bailed Wilson out of jail because he thought Wilson was the only interesting person in that convention. And when Wilson throws that bottle, House says, "still not boring" which means that he didn't think even after all these years, Wilson was any less boring. Also they are an old married couple, that's that
♥️
I really that that House moment:
I met this guy at a camp with kids with diabetes, at first i thought of him of a childish and a unbearable person. But i liked him, he had a lot in common with me, and then i realiced i fell in love with him. A year later we are a couple
" probably responding to a childish, pointless act of petulance " favorite quote of this scene.
Legend says house is still saying admit it
LOL!!!!
That or asking about the P.E.T. scan
Houses death stare when wilson said “im sure you know him better than i do” to his mother im dead🤣🤣
The soldiers at the end of the casket want him to shut up sooo bad. They're standing at attention unable to move an inch while he takes his time... lol
Marines good sir not soldiers
detective ghost marines are soldiers
US Marine corp - Marines
US army - soldiers
detective ghost everyone enlisted in a military is a soldier. If not why is a Marine Corp a marine but the US army is a soldier?
Nothing like violence to make you right.
I love the beginning back and forth with them.. the way house tries to sabotage, the way Wilson fixes it.. not one person can read house the way Wilson can, a true chess match of wits lol
When your friend knows you more than your parent.....Bravo Wilson
I absolutely love the Casual way he threw away the flashlight
"I don't care your dad was emotionally abusive, demeaned you in every way, never showed you any real affection and probably fucked you up in unimaginable ways, he was your father so now you have to go stand in front of dozens of people and pretend he was an ok dude so that I can feel better".... Yeah okay and we are supposed to be on whose's side? Mother of the year btw.
He might not have loved him but he respected him.
Probably not since wilson dragged him there
No one should be forced to speak at a loved one's funeral. We all grieve differently.
I don't care that it worked; it shouldn't have happened.
0:53 I love this moment where House looks down, sees the floor mats, then smiles. It's like he's amused and impressed that Wilson saw that coming
I loved the hell out of this scene originally. It showed that House did in fact respect Wilson, and why. Up till that point one could wonder if Wilson wasn't just a whipping boy for House to use at leisure.
All you you are talking about how House paused because he realised that he's similar to his father. I don't think it's right. I think he didn't want to fail his mother.
House doesn't punish failure other than his own. House doesn't treat those under him worse just because they are under him. You can see that those people were not only his work colleague's but also his friends - from House's own funereal.
True, House has many qualities that sound the same as he described his father but on closer inspection, they are not so similar at all.
Though, from the other side, we don't really know how House's father was like when he was alive.
Actually we do, there was an episode where they interacted. He was a terrible father.
@@chanaberlove8720 House seemed more proper when his dad was there. Sure, he still slipped up when he talks in true House fashion, but it looked as if he was somewhat holding his tongue. Then when his father went off for a bit in the scene, he seemed to relax a bit when he started talking to his mom.
Now that is how you know that his dad was terrible. I've never seen House struggle to keep his composure around anyone but his dad, not even the coppers or the jury during that one court episode.
I hate that you are expected to worship or kiss up to your dead father just because he’s dead. It doesn’t matter if his dad was a miserable tool who deserved nothing from anyone.
Conditional love goes both ways. They always act like you'll be under their power forever...
This episode actually establishes that John was not House's biological father.
That's why he took that piece of his ear. Long overdue DNA test.
The sound from the way the nail clipper sniped his ear 😂
But also established John was his father and House even saw him as such. Hence his final line in the episode AFTER he learned of the paternity..
“Wilson.....My Dad’s dead.” 😞
@@jimmy2k4o so was he his biological father,o mom had an affair some 50 yrs earlier?
@@mokytojas As I recall, he was NOT his biological father, but House took after him. Just like how a godson becomes more like his stepfather than the real son (Jon Snow - Ned Stark)
I love how he berates his father then realises fuck I'm the same way 😂😂😂
Now that Ermy is actually dead, this is almost surreal.
Craziness... he did have a true MARINE funeral in real life though.
Rip gunnery Sargent Hartman
So i’m not crazy, that was the gunny?
@@TrainzFreak yes
@@gruntlife4697 Oorah
The last section of the scene, while the whole thing is incredibly done, really shows Robert Sean Leanord’s knack of theatrical acting. The way he carried himself as he circled House was almost similar to a Shakespearean confrontation. Little acting bits like that are really interesting, seeing how naturally a theatrical instinct can come to someone with experience acting in theater or classical plays.
Interesting observation!
House: Differential: Say you're a middle-aged Chinese woman.
Wilson: Fine.
House: *_S a y i t._*
Wilson: I'm a middle-aged Chinese woman.
Really, Wilson should have seen 2:12 and 2:49 coming
Maybe not 2:12
But atleast 2:49
2:49 was gold. Simple but caught me off guard.
@@agentdelta569 yeah, 2:12 he couldn't have guessed.
Wilson: "I'm sure you know him better than I do."
House's inner thought: "Liar!"
The sad thing is that R. Lee Ermey really did die as of last year. We lost a good actor and a real-life marine. May we never forget him, and may we always remember the sacrifices that he made for our country.
And he adored his wife to bits. I was watching a segment of Mail Call when he was talking about his wife. D'aww! The big tough Marine was a big ol' teddy bear when it came to his wife.
Oh yes. Mail Call. I loved watching him in that.
You can’t force someone to forgive their family mine sucks and I don’t see myself taking any steps towards forgiveness any time soon I’d honestly like too but I can’t imagine it
Forgiving is not about giving something good to them. It's about giving something good to you. Which is releasing yourself of hatred and that is a feat to accomplish. It can sometimes take a lifetime to do so.
But most importantly, its not about saying "i forgive you so anything you did no longer counts" but its about "i forgive you because you're not gonna make me hate."
@@joebenzz Thank you. That's what I needed to hear/read. I am sure it will help others who will read this :-)
@@joebenzz Not really. If someone abuses you your whole life, I don't see how forgiving them would help you.
Forgiveness is about YOU no longer letting YOURSELF be burdened with the actions of another. It has nothing to do with the worthiness of the other person.
My dad’s side was the same way. They held his funeral on my birthday when I was a kid...not because they were assholes but they just didn’t care. I forgive for me, I left them and my hurt in the past.
I wish we could see more of Mama House. Would tell us a lot about House in how he interacts with her. He probably is a decently good son.
The act of kissing his father just to steal some DNA was funny enough but the look on House's face when Wilson catches him is priceless. Fabulous show, exquisite bromance.
House just casually tossing the flashlight down the drain killed me.
Not too long ago I would have seriously judged House’s behavior here… but after watching my husband suffer from what his therapist called, “The worst case of PTSD that she had ever seen,” from horrifying abuse from his father, I totally approve! Lol!
I have a doctor friend, who's biological father was abusive verbally, emotionally and physically. He hated his dad , seeing his bruises and his breakdowns, we also used to cry. We were still teens when we started medicine. As we grew up, became older, the dad was like psychotic narcissistic. My friend went to other countries to practice just to be away from that toxic person. People around judge him being irresponsible son, but like willson only we know the truth.
No matter how much he loathed his father, and how cold they were towards each other he would never let his mother down when it really comes down to it!
I need to stop watching these,i seem to forget im not watching an episode just in time to start getting into it right before it cuts out!
I have every single episode on DVD yet I’m still hooked on these clips
@@carrieoff yeah, I have the whole series in a extern hard drive, and once a while I whatch a episode
I absolutely love the person who runs this channel. The editin is ON POINT. And she's/he's REGULAR
I love how the start of their friendship is due to Wilson being so annoyed at a party that he throws a bottle, misses his target and breaks something.
And the rekindling of their friendship comes from Wilson throwing a bottle at a funeral, missing his target, and breaking something.
He knew House will pee on the carpet 🤣🤣🤣
He knows him the most out of anyone in the show. But still around 95% of the time House is smarter than him.
Wilson: "What are you 5? Stop repeating!"
House: * *starts repeating* *
"She wants (to think) she (had)s a family" I don't think Wilson realizes the damage that does to children.
I never watched House in it's original run and am only now watching clips on You Tube. What I enjoy most is the banter and relationship between House and Wilson. Could watch an entire series based around them. The actors have amazing chemistry 💜
I love how at the start of the clip Wilson has every counter to houses childishness
Until they get to the rest stop
This somehow reminds me of the relationship between Michael and Trevor, there is no similarities between the two but the overall strangeness of the strength of the relationship just links between them
Reluctant friendship that only the annoying one is into
Holy shit you're right, I was forgetting where I saw this kinda thing before but you are 100% right.
But the question comes forth is House Trevor or is he Michael?
@@bootdude7527 House is Trevor
@@deviouspirate1374 yeah imma have to agree
And now a few words from Greg House:
He's dead; go home.
The minute House broke sentence to cry, I started laughing because I knew it was BS and he was up to no good 😂😂😂
The doubt on Wilson's face when House faked a sob 🤣
They're both 5, one likes to repeat things; while the other miles to throw things aka temper tantrum. 😂
Lol, true!
This is why they have some of the best bromance lmaooo
In my opinion Wilson was the more immature one here because why would you literally kidnap someone and force them to go to something they didn’t wanna go to.
SPOILERS (?)
The point is it's NOT his biological father...
ElectricHyenas wait wat
Thank you was looking for this comment
@Johnny Eyeball he was the man who raised him. For better or worse.
@@cctomcat321 For worse. Much worse.
@@cooldud7071 and his mom did that
Wilson "Put it back"
House: okay let me just go find some super glue for this chunk of skin I cut off lol
I know that I'm late but super glue's original purpose was to glue up wounds so in a way it would work lol
anyone else notice that they're arguing in the room with another dead body?? 8:45
I like how Wilson breaking the window is an echo of the story of how house and wilson started their relationship
I just lost my father and gave a speech at his funeral yesterday. He wasn't perfect, he was an alcoholic, but I said only the best. Because a funeral is a time to remember the good times. I understand House, and why he did what he did.
Man i know how you feel
"Amber gave me that keychain"
"No she didn't, unless her pet name was Volvo"
Lmaoooooo
Still, not boring - The basis of their friendship
The moment he realised he was describing himself... (and finally understood his dad) He loved doing what he did... more important than any personal relationship (then steals dad's DNA) 😄
oh that's what he was doing? 😂😂😂
When Wilson said You know him better than I do ..and House's expressions made me laugh, cause nobody knew House well than Wilson, sadly not even his mother.
I just realized the hilarious touch of having wilson get used floormats because he knew house would try something like that 😂
I always loved Diane Baker. Beautiful, elegant, classy. She’s 83 to Hugh Laurie’s 62, so the casting, age-wise, works.
“The war’s over, Greg.” Wow. What profundity.
PSA: house md is available on amazon prime video. All 8 seasons!
It's not you have to pay for them
Peter Gillett well no shit. You gotta pay for everything.
This makes me so angry. First his “friend” doesn’t care about his feelings and only about his mother’s by literally kidnapping him, and then his own mother guilt trips him to talk about his abusive dad. That’s not ok in galactic levels
Wilson is truly the best friend any one can get.
Best part was house dropping the torch in the drain and giving Wilson that smug look
"Still Not Boring"....I'm seriously still laughing out loud
I have never gone from teary eyed to burst out laughter as fast as I did at 8:00 😂
tell me about it🤣🤣🤣
5:15 "The war is over, Greg"
You won, happy?
"you're scared to death of losing anyone that matters, so you dump the person who matters the most to you" and "you're scared of losing me" are great, just because I like to think that's the closest House would ever get to acknowledge how much he thinks this friendship matters. He's projecting his own feelings onto Wilson; to me that sounded like his way of saying "I am scared to death I'll lose YOU".
Like why the freak did Wilson give House the flashlight!?
Oh, and House’s speech left such an impression on me.
Frick*
"Still not boring." Their friendship is everything.
How did Wilson not know that house was going to do that with the flashlight. He should know better then to think that House wouldn't continue to mess with him
The friendship within those 2 feels so strong and real that I'd bet one of them would take a shot for the other without giving it a thought.