ER Doctor REACTS to House M.D. | Medical Drama Review
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024
- ER Doctor Jordan Wagner is back with real doctor reacts to House MD Season 1 Episode 1 "Pilot" medical drama review. Doctor Wagner, a real life emergency physician House MD reaction / real doctor reacts to House MD best moments, House TV show cast, illnesses, and injuries. Real doctor watches Dr House funniest moments and best of House MD and tells us what is accurate and what is not in the first episode of HOUSE M.D. review.
House (House, M.D.) is an American medical drama television series created by David Shore that originally ran on the Fox network for eight seasons. The series's main character is Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), an unconventional, misanthropic medical genius who, despite his dependence on pain medication, leads a team of diagnosticians at the fictional Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital (PPTH) in New Jersey. So just how accurate is House MD? Today Doctor Wagner, a real life emergency physician from Experts React on Gamology will be watching and reacting to the best House MD clips and House pilot episode Everybody Lies season 1 episode 1 for the first time. A real doctor will break down the medical accuracy of House MD and comparing it to his real life experience as a doctor. With Gregory House funny moments and humor there is no shortage of funny medical memes and medical satire. Do you watch House MD full episodes? If you want Dr. Jordan Wagner to continue making this doctor reaction series please give this House MD TV show reaction a like and leave a comment on which TV show you'd like for him to review next.
At fictional Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey, prickly genius Dr. Gregory House tackles health mysteries as would a medical Sherlock Holmes, all the while playing mind games with colleagues that include his best friend, oncologist James Wilson. House, an acerbic infectious disease specialist, solves medical puzzles with the help of a team of young diagnosticians. Flawless instincts and unconventional thinking help earn House great respect, despite his brutal honesty and antisocial tendencies. Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) often clashes with his fellow physicians, Dr. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein), Dr. James Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), Dr. Eric Foreman (Omar Epps), Dr. Robert Chase (Jesse Spencer), and Dr. Allison Cameron (Jennifer Morrison).
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Ur reaction are crazy and funny and intresting
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Many doctors who review HOUSE seem to forget that House is the “last ditch effort” guy. When you’ve been to a dozen other doctors and they can’t figure out what going on, then you get sent to house. The whole show is about looking for Zebras because they assume the horses have already been checked for by the doctors you went to before your file landed on Houses desk.
yeah totally agree, is the "if we dont find what is killing you, we might as well try everything with an educated guess" department
Exactly my problem with a lot of the Doctors reacting to House but at least this guy seems to appreciate it a little more
@@normanderi it's called "diagnostic department" in short.
@@DonMarzzoni well, yes, but i think calling it like that in house makes more sense, because as said in original comment, is the last ditch effort, so calling it so casual doesnt feel right imo
yeah like dr. Mike. he hasn't really understood the core of the show
Best scene from House: the lady who sprayed her asthma inhaler on her neck like it was perfume.
Funny apart about that episode was that house took on a bet that he wouldn't insult any of his patients at clinic duty but lo and behold when that lady came in he couldn't help himself.
Not the girl trying to get the pill through her mandharin speaking mothers cold? It was hillarious. xD
The amount of times a lecturer used that clip to illustrate that sometimes patients don't know how to use their medication...too damn high.
The clinic was the best 🤣🤣🤣
Or the chick who used strawberry jelly as birth control
You should make your own "untold stories of the ER"! I can only imagine the things you've seen in the ER that most people would be surprised by.
Yeah! I'd love to watch that!
Great idea
That would be neat!
I like that idea.
I think watching him try to recreate the scenarios by drawing on a white board would be entertaining as well
I feel like with House it’s easier for me to suspend disbelief purely because narratively, he’s the one people send the cases no one else has figured out how to treat. He jumps straight to zebras because, thematically, other doctors in the hospital should have already ruled out all the horses.
So basically it’s one of the few medical shows where the creators filled in the nefarious plothole of the doctor doing whatever the hell they want regardless of actual medical protocol. Lol
All the other doctors think it's Lupus
@@JoshB_TheTower It's always Lupus!
@@Gebirges It's NEVER Lupus! Unless it is.
Great point. He misses that aspect of the show every single time he's reacting to house
For me it's easier to suspend disbelief because he is sherlock holmes as a doctor. That knowledge I think is essential to understand the show.
Of all the doctors assisting house, Chase is usually the one i recall came with the right answer more often than not.
@@Fable64 he took over houses department when House faked his death at the end of season 8
@@velvetdarksoul8741 It made the most sense that Chase was House's successor as the head of diagnostics. While every employee House had learnt from him, Chase actualy morphed into the twisted, out-of-the-box genius that made House the best. It's also why season 1 Chase and season 8 Chase are unrecognisable.
@@velvetdarksoul8741 Thank you for spoiling everything lol
One of the best things I've ever heard about the Hippocratic Oath is from Star Trek: Enterprise. An officer was doing physical therapy for his leg injury and he felt the doc was pushing him too hard, so he said "It can't be ethical to cause a patient this much pain." To which the Doc responds, "It's unethical to HARM a patient. I can inflict as much PAIN as I like." Still cracks me up to this day.
Ticking off the classics!! House is definitely one of the shows I loved watching before medical school! It's great now I understand all the rare diagnoses - but less awesome thinking every few minutes "there's NO WAY that would happen in real life" LOL 😂
I've read many of the cases are real and published in various journals... but took place over a 50 year period. So ... rare!
The “worms love thigh muscle” line was deliberate foreshadowing.
This is literally my favourite show omg I’ve watched it all the way 8 times
Haha really?! I love House. What's your favorite episode of House?
@@DoctorER I’d probably have to say either season 6 episode 11 the down low or season 7 episode 5 unplanned parenthood
Most people would choose and medical reactors are asked to react to #1-21 "Three Stories".
Give us more please!! This show is amazing and seeing you review it is even better 🙌🏻
I always enjoyed House specifically because it seems like they pay more attention to the actual science in comparison to other TV shows. I mean, obviously, I realize it's not ALL going to be accurate, but I have a lot more appreciation for science dramas that do their research.
i always love when epilepsy gets shout outs in tv shows. i had my first grand maul seizure when i was 5 and have 2 to 4 a year on average. every now and then i will have what i call "mini seizures" where my eyes flicker but i dont pass out or fully convulse. i remember when i first starting having them i was terrified of them but now when i feel them coming i dont feel afraid, i feel annoyed. for one reason only, i bite my tough very aggressively when i have my seizures so i cant eat any good food for 3 to 4 days after them. i couldnt care less about the actual seizure because i pass out 90 percent of the time when i have one. but not eating burgers or pizza for 4 days sucks hard
I am extremely impressed at your knowledge of all these procedures, what they are called and how they are usually performed.
Thanks for finally reacting to Scrubs last week (you made my heart so happy - all I need now is for you to react to the level of crazy-evil there is to Dr Bob on that show too 😂). And watching you react to House is awesome too! Can you do recaps of both shows one day? I’d love to see your take on the musical episode of Scrubs (quite a unique episode actually… a lady is diagnosed with a brain tumour that induces auditory/visual hallucinations so she’s first frightened, then bewildered, and finally a little amused by what’s going on - and quietly scared by what’s going to happen to her the whole time)
Hey, you should check out the resident! It's one of my favorites that I've watched and fun fact, it just came back for a new season.
Man, that throat cutting scene *still* makes me queasy, even after all these years.
Medical gore is the most visceral, in my opinion
It's a bit of a step up from the first trach I've seen on tv, from MASH lol
yea lol
tracheotomys and lumbar punctures are the only two things that rly gross me out, even more than open heart surgery and shit
I'm so glad I started branching out from just Dr Mike's videos! I love his stuff but I equally love your pacing, your inflection and explanations are super calm but clinical at the same time that it doesn't feel graphic or anything, but I feel like you go a bit more into depth about procedures than he does which I love having that option to watch in addition to Mike's more humorous approach :) Such a great channel! As someone who's been recovering from a gallbladder removal the past few weeks, having medical content like this to watch has been my favorite pastime to help ease my mind about such a harrowing experience in the hospital those days ago when I spent about 11 hours trying to recover aka stop vomiting lol Thanks for such cool videos that also educate !
Thank you Dr your blogs are entertaining as well informative. We need this as a opportunity to learn about your chosen profession.
House episodes are a guaranteed click from me! Keep up the great vids!
I have to admit that I've heard some stories from ex nurses about hospital shenanigans that put House to shame, one nurse said her friend woke up to a hand in her dormroom bed as a prank, so some weird stuff goes on 😕😅
Wow I didn't even think of House for a reaction/breadown vid! I'm here for it 💪💪 you on a roll, Doc Wags! Awesome upload 👍👍
Edit: super interesting when you explained the process of how prescribing meds work 👍
I'm really glad you love House! Please react to Code Black and Chicago Med, my two favourite shows
Omg yeah they are my fav shows too!
Hey I just wanna thank you for everything man you’re a great guy and thank you for all you do with the RUclips community and in the ER❤️ We all love you!!
Loved this! please do more, every episode is sooooo tense and exciting.
This was awesome! Now you gotta do M.A.S.H.! …Please?
Yess! It's my favorite medical show, thank you for looking up ☺️
I do like the fact instead of just going off on how they wouldn’t be the ones doing the scan or doing the things their doing the reaction/analysis is explaining the medical procedure.
Or instead of going off on how “ridiculous” or “unrealistic” some other insight or explanation was given.
There's a rather amusing scene in the show (I have no clue of the episode!!!) where house puts on a British accent for some reason, and the hilariou thing is, it's just one of Hugh Laurie's standard "eccentric brit" accents he'd done in many comedies over the years in things such as Blackadder, his duos with his comedy partner Stephen Fry, and plenty of stage shows... :D
Season 1, episode 6 :D
Hilarious because a lot of people don't realize that Hugh Laurie is an English actor and he never lost his accent! 😅
Um... He's British. That's his natural accent and voice.
@@Lorelaiv9 As a British person myself, I, er, know!!! Hence my mentioning of Blackadder and Stephen Fry, but the accent he put on is his "eccentric brit" one, cos his natural accent is not THAT stereotypically bad... :P
"It's rare to have a brain tumour in a 29 year old" hello, resident zebra!
it's always interesting when you get into an accident with the music, it turns off or you're sitting there and your ghost is dancing to the music.
Please more reactions to Dr House!! this is a great show
Not sure if you've seen it/have access to it, but the 2014 series The Knick, starring Clive Owen, would be a fascinating thing to see you react to. Given it's set in a fictionalized Knickerbocker Hospital in 1900, it'd be interesting to see a modern-day medical professional react to, and explain the old, outdated procedures that were considered cutting-edge way back then.
Do more on House. It's interesting and depth
Out of curiosity, do doctors have to make Hippocratic oath in United States? Here in finland we use "Doctors oath" that is based on hippocratic and its optional to vow during graduation.
Yes, or at least iterations of it. The Physician's Oath was first adopted in 1948, and it is a modern version of the old-school Hippocratic Oath ("I will do no harm..."), which all M.D.'s readout when they qualify. I said "iterations of it" because in the first quarter of 2017, a doctor from New Zealand (where I'm from); Sam Hazledine, submitted an additional paragraph to the World Medical Organisation, which was officially accepted and added to the Physician's Oath in October 2017. Sam was motivated by the high and increasing suicide rates among physicians, so he introduced a paragraph on doctors looking after their own health as well! This reads "I will attend to my own health, well-being, and abilities in order to provide care of the highest standard." I think this is particularly significant worldwide, as doctors (especially Residents and Emergency Medicine ones like Jordan), were often pushed to their human limits (60-80 hours a week!), and sleep deprivation, mental distress, and persistent illness contributed to patient error, malpractice lawsuits, and suicide.
Theyre supposed to. If they actually do it is the question
My favorite are Scrubs and House. Worms scare the cr#p out of me. Every medical show has an episode on them.
I'm terrified of them too, which is surprising that I like House so much but at least this way, I know that they won't repeat a diagnosis so they got it out of the way with the first episode, so I'm mostly in the all-clear. I could never be a doctor for a lot of reasons but partially because I'm terrified of those things!! 😫
@@pixiebells I think i would go all the way in helping a person in need. But i dont have it in me to be a docter. I would be crying every day because im thinking of all the people.
@@laurahernamdt896 Same! Helping others has always been my goal in work ever since I was a little kid...luckily there are lots of ways to do it and being a doctor is just one I couldn't handle or pretty much anything in the medical profession. I couldn't handle it where on my work shift "Well, someone died. Time to go home!" like I could never do that. I teach at a daycare and some people don't have the temperament for that either so it takes all kinds. 😃
@@pixiebells I dont think a doctor thinks that😂 But i know what you mean.
@@pixiebells See, I could do medicine all day, but even though I'm a mom, a roomful of other folks' kids is absolutely terrifying to me, especially if they are over 5 (infants are easy to me). Thanks for all you do!
House the only show that has a cat that can accurately predict people's deaths
Here's my suggestion to you: - In one of the seasons, House brought in a pig and used the animal's liver to purify the patient's blood. And it was done. I don’t remember, but in the end they cleared the blood of what “killed” the patient. But, at the same time, in season 4, at the end of Wilson, his girlfriend Amber dies and House says that there is no liver, and there is nothing to purify the blood from the cold drug, like... 🤔 🤔🤔 I remember exactly what he said there ... that it's like a drug binds to proteins. And that this time the liver of a pig will not help??? Can anyone comment? It would be great to hear a constructive answer to this question.
My fiance started having seizures after being on Zoloft for a few months. She started seeing a Dr to fogure out why why passes out sometimes.. The Dr put her on Zoloft. The passing out did not stop, became more frequent, and began to turn into full body convulsive seizures. The Dr raised the dosage, seizures got worse. Dr was like no way, that's not the zoloft, you need a neurologist. Several months and Dr visits later, she says screw it and quits the zoloft. Over the next week the seizures slow down, the last seizure occurring 5 days after she quit zoloft. She still passes out once in a while, usually only in high stress situations, but ots rare and she doesn't drive or go anywhere alone anyway due to her MASSIVE ANXIETY. But none of the drs around here want to treat her anxiety.
Oh and to clarify, no, she doesn't use any illicit substances and rarely drinks alcohol.
@@shaynecarter-murray3127 how your deals now?
YYYEEEESSSSSS!!!!! I’ve been WAITING for you to react to House!!! Thank you!!!! MORE HOUSE!!!!!! 😜
If you could review House episode 2-2 called Autopsy and if it is possibly done under 100 percent the right conditions. I also like that House gives the patient a choice when they legally don't have.
A really great episode of House is called "Three Stories" or "Three Cases", something like that and it's one of the best episodes of the show for very good reason esp. when we find something out that's been a long-term plot point.
That is hands down one of the best episodes. Especially the end when House realizes how long he was lecturing and instead of admitting he liked teaching he just storms off in his usual way.
@@christinepayfer2993 AND in passing he figured out the reason the scheduled lecturer was ill was due to the toxic enamel on the coffee mug his kids made for him!
Omg thank you so much for reacting to dr House! I love it!
Glad you liked it! What TV show would you like to see me react to next?
@@DoctorER well, tbh I'd really love to see more of House since I completely adore this show, but still, I think I'd watch ANY possible reaction cuz they're really entertaining ❤
Absolutely the scene in which a girl tries to sneak some contraceptives through her mandharine speaking mothers cold. The SAC, as House called her. xD
House is so good, great situations as a doctor who takes cases that others have already failed to crack leads to amazing episodes that can be far fetched without getting to silly.
It is a really great premise to feature a show with interesting medical cases without it feeling too silly, I really like the show. And a lot of stuff is done really well.
Love House M.D. love the channel. Would love to see more of these
That Vine boom sound effect I just can't XD
The stigmata episode with the nun is pretty cool. Or the faith healer episode; that one always gives me chills.
You should react to the "Three Stories" episode of House!
The only thing that I learned from the seried is to swallow my pills like an addict just like House
“It’s rare to have a seizure in a 29 year old”. Im one of those rare cases. But even younger I got mine as a kid. It was undeveloped brain tissue that became a Bennie tumour. But I had open brain surgery and now I’m seizure free.
2:32 I’m allergic to contrast dye. We learned this during a CT angiogram was being done…when it was beginning to circulate my veins, I could _feel_ every twist and turn that dye took. I remember lying there as it felt like my blood was on fire wondering if that was a small taste of what it would be like to go to Hell….Not. A. Fun. Experience 😵❤️🔥😮💨
Allergic to iodine most likely. You would probably be fine with a contrast MRI, because it uses Gadolinium. A completely different chemical contrast. Also, if you are allergic to iodine, you may very possibly have a shellfish allergy as well? It's not always the case, but it's something that correlates pretty regularly. That's why when we see a patient chart that has shellfish allergy, we need to confirm before administration of the iodine contrast. Or even topical iodine in some cases.
Also, it's fairly common to feel warmth or cold when the dye enters the bloodstream. If it was painful that's a concern for sure, but did you also have any other reactions? Itching, difficulty breathing, hives or a rash? We're they able to continue the study, or did they have to stop? I'm just curious of the circumstances.
@@danielplatts9446 They did finish the test because I have a pretty high pain tolerance and don’t like to complain (I’ve been told I’m the medical and statistical anomaly of everything by several medical professionals because of all the very _rare_ complications/conditions I’ve experienced…for example, I’m one of only like 70 people world-wide that went blind overnight because of Topomax, after stopping the meds my sight came back over the course of the next week, but in the mean time I had to be led around, and see _all_ my neurologists medical students because _of course_ who wouldn’t want to study that 🤷♀️)…but anyways, within an hour or so I had hives all over and itchiness….I don’t have a shellfish allergy…the funny thing is I’m not allergic to betadine…🤷♀️
Skin Deep, great episode. I loved watching House years ago. These days, being in psych as opposed to pre-med, I watch less but still enjoy an episode here or there. Get to see some cool and weird stuff.
Have you considered ER? I absolutely love the show and would love to see you react to an episode, especially an episode where it’s a big trauma
ER was a great show and is supposed to be the most accurate medical show ever at least when it was on.
ER's episode titled "Love's Labor Lost" won an Emmy yet I've only seen Mama Doctor Jones react. I'm DYING to get an ER doc to react!!!
@@Lorelaiv9 Oof, that’s a tough one. That episode was based off of a real story from the writers. But it took place in a small rural hospital and they adapted it to the ER in Chicago
Ayy you made House MD!! Just like I asked!! Thank you!
Finally a House episode. Great review and info 👍
awesome video! would like to see another Dr.house analysis
Still waiting for metalocalypse medical scenes. Seriously, please, it would be so brutal
I do have something interesting. There was a creepy puppet show from Nicktoons in 2007 called “Mr. Meaty” called Moochmaster P. This episode has a tapeworm inside Parker, one of the main characters after eating a raw burger containing the worm and pops out of Parker’s mouth to eat what Parker tries to eat every time his mouth opens
I had a seizure once after getting my blood drawn in the morning. I've had my blood drawn before with no issue except mild nausea, so I just laid back down. Next thing I know, I'm on the floor and forgot my entire life for about ten seconds, with four or five techs in the room telling me I just had a seizure and was shaking badly. When they took my vitals, my blood pressure was 80/38 and my heart rate was down to 45bpm.
Needless to say, I will be declining blood draws in the future if that's an option.
I just watched this episode today. I’ve been obsessed with the show lately… again.
One of the best Episodes of house is Season 2 episode 13 called Skin deep. Crazy show and big twist at the end. Please no one Spoil for him
Thanks so much for reacting to House!
7:50 I actually heard a theory that the famous rod of Asclepius is based on this kind of worm.
Would love to see you do a reaction video for a compilation of House Clinic Patients!
When he said eating pork at 640 and showed the little piglet i died 😂😂
I had a seizure about a year ago and the neurologist never could figure out why. It’s scary
Typically you get a full work up for a seizure and if nothing found that is good. Frustrating when you can’t find the cause but hopefully never happens again.
he should try to review bones
I started having seizures 2:15 after they drained my cancerous lump (found to be thyroid cancer)
If house prescribes something its usually for one of two reasons, either the patient doesn't have enough time to confirm the diagnosis so he has to go with it or all evidence they have points to the current diagnosis.
Great video! I would love to see your reactions to the scenes where he has to do clinic duty; funniest scenes on the show. I am sure you could relate to some of them 🤣
Why does everyone in the first House episode look jaundiced?
Growing up i watched a great cartoon series called Once upon a time Life… I still show episodes to my kids when they are curious about how the body works!
Whoooaaaahhhh! Those eyebrows are more expressive than Roger Moore's.
My dad had a brain tumor at 26. They found it after an earthquake dropped one of those false ceiling tiles on his head. The way the tumor was he wasn’t supposed to survive which I wouldn’t have been born cause his tumor and surgery was 5 years before I was born. He ended up living 26 more years before the issues from a second brain tumor and many strokes killed him. He was a stubborn man which we figure allowed him to live so long.
Do Concussion. I played football and hockey for a decade. I played linebacker, center and goalie. I took thousands of blows to the head. I’m starting to forget simple things.
Seizure: also move objects away from the head area. Most likely if a person has a seizure out of no where it’s due to : a change in hormones ( check for pregnancy), drugs (do blue test), or then epilepsy/seizure disorder. From there we are looking at brain tumor at the seizure is a side affect of another condition (starvation, diabetes, etc.) And I’m just talking about grand-mal (old classification) seizures. The reality is treating seizures and many disorders is about guess working. You need to gather limited data and treating epilepsy is often throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks best. If you change something that works you risk destroying your life. And once you got it working, everybody is risk adverse to changing things.
There is this scene in the movie "saw 3" (maybe 4 idk) but in this scene a doctor has to do a surgery on jigsaw on his head bc he was bleeding inside his skull and to release pressure she had to cut open his skull a bit to let the blood drain. It is grose and she did it with basic tools.. might be interesting.
My favorite dr house episode is clearly the one with the plague (cdc involved) or the finale of season4? (Again not sure) its the episode with the bus accident and house has to reveal a important memory he has forgotten so he goes wild with drugs and stimulants to uncover the secret in his own mind.
I would recommend watching A Young Doctor’s Notebook, due to it being set in the Russian Revolution, and the doctor himself is facing an internal struggle due to how questionable practices affect him and his patients. The doctor also has interactions between his older and younger self(Portrayed by Dan Radcliffe and Jon Hamm)
The whole deal with worms was interesting. I read a book by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter going to Africa and helping to push systems that would help end illnesses and infections caused by viral worms that lived in contaminated water.
Since it’s nearly Halloween you should do a video reacting to some of the best saw traps
need more of house cases love it
House is one of my all time favorite series, you should do a bunch of episodes on House
I was having really bad headaches for a few year, we thought it was because I needed glasses. But even after I got the glasses, I was still having headaches. Then I had a seizure, which made me have to stay in the hospital for almost a year because I started having multiple seizure a day. It turns out, that my shunt needed replaced from the youth sized one I had to an adult one. That was over ten years ago and I haven’t had a seizure since. The doctors actually had to do that to me with my first seizure (putting that into my throat/airway…can’t spell the name of it lol)
Love doctors reacting to this glorious show. Hope reacts to it more.
I work in MRI and this scene makes me so upset. You would never resuscitate a patient on the MRI table. You always take the patient out of the room for safety. Also you don't causually keep cric trays in MRI rooms. There are completely seperate anesthesia carts and tools that are MRI safe that are only brought in the room for that patient.
Also, doctors don't run the machine us technologist do. I work with a radiologist whom happened to be a rad tech prior to MD (and actually that is helpful) but outside the occasional lost hospitalist doctors are typically not in the MRI room.
The only time doctors are involved in scans is either very specific protocols (like MGH/Harvard doctors doing research), arthograms, and research outside of protocols.
That thumbnail makes me want a Reanimator reaction video.
The biggest question: Why was the first episode of House so "Orange"?
Yeah it was filmed with an orange filter or something like that, I wonder why though😂
@@ravenID429 glad they didn't keep doing that, it looked weird
@@SpamEggSausage Yeah, I love it though lol
Yay House! I have a huge soft spot for this show, it's great :-) have a great day
You should review the medical emergency situations on the show "Lost" & most of them present themselves at the beginning of the show
Finally!! More House!
My favorite episode of house m.d is an episode called larger that life and its really good because its a mystery until the end of the episode
I think you should do one on deadwood especially the al’s kidney stone episodes
no se como llegue aquí, pero me gusto mucho su contenido y he aprendido muchas cosas, para ser precavido, jeje lástima que no hay medico con esa ética en mi país...
What I learned from watching House over the years. It might be Lupus. Lol
The main character in house was featured on family guy
The thing about House is that he's a medical version of Sherlock Holmes.
Gregory House = Sherlock Holmes
Dr. James Wilson = Dr. John Watson
Lisa Cuddy = Irene Adler
Vicodin addiction = Cocaine/Morphine addiction
Both House & Wilson and Holmes & Watson live at a 221B address.
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Point is, like Sherlock Holmes, House's mind is almost clairvoyant in its ability to pick up on things and make guesses.
As brilliant as House is on a conscious intentional level, his instincts are frequently a few steps ahead of him, leading him to do stuff that seems reckless, but ends up working. Answers some part of him had already deduced, but his conscious mind still needed the hard facts to hammer out and articulate the what and why.
It's a whole series of other brilliant doctors rightfully yelling at him for doing reckless stuff, but he almost always solves every baffling case.
also they're both talented musicians
This is what I’ve been waiting for
please react to euphoria part 1 and 2 from house!! foreman contracts a mysterious disease from a patient they’re treating and it’s so crazy i’ve always wanted to know how realistic it is
You should react to Heros and the hospital scenes there. Plus the cheerleader with rapid healing and the telekinetic serial killer who harvests brains to see how they work.