When A patient Asks to Die | House M.D.
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2019
- With the team coming up with inconclusive results and are struggling to find a diagnosis the patient makes a deal with House. If House cannot find a diagnosis within 3 days he will have to let let his patient die.
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Season 3 Episode 3 "Informed Consent"
House's new patient is Ezra Powell (Joel Grey), a renowned medical research pioneer who collapses in his lab. House puts Ezra through diagnostic rigors, but the team is unable to come up with a conclusive diagnosis and Ezra's health continues to deteriorate. Ezra ultimately demands the team help him end his life, but each member has divergent opinions on the morality of helping Ezra die, especially since the possibility of a cure is still in question. Meanwhile, Ali (Leighton Meester), the teenage daughter of a clinic patient, has developed a disturbing crush on House.
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“Don’t go towards the light, you’ll fall and break your hip”
That had me rolling
Don't fall off the bed and break your hip
@Azazel rolling your hip from the pain from breaking the floor
@@JoeyFaller I
wachu know bout
An important scene is missing. When Cameron cries and House tells her that he is proud of her. Powerful moment.
don't go towards the light you'll fall and break your hip
@Corat what?
@Mr. E When did Cameron end his suffering? Is it between 2am and 2.30am? If so, how do you know it's Cameron? I'm sorry I can't quite grasp the info.
@Corat I'm sure that is the ending of Scarface
Yes, that's the scene I came for. 🙄
"Congratulations. You got your answer"....----. A real tear jerker moment
The man gets House..
Shri Ninja - The gambler beat the House.
House admires him. It's one of those rare moments when House sits down and be 'human' because he feels something for Ezra Powell.
Because House understands pain. He knows why the man wants to die.
I always thought the REAL tearjerker was when it turns out that Cameron actually euthanised the guy. During the episode she went from admiration to deepseated disdain to tormented angel and it really shows how they setup her character as always falling for those she cannot save. When House confronts her with it there's a moment where you see that, in doing so, she gained a measure of respect from him for doing what he was unable to but at the same time the pitty he feels for her for being that hopeless romantic.
Big-time
House also gave him what he wanted .
Peace .
"Sure, we'll just wait until he leaves his room without his skin, sneak in and take a piece."
Flying_Phanny piece
No didn’t he spelt it peice before but now he changed it actually
xXSlAyErXx _ Jesus how old are you 😂 grow up dickhead ahah
I loved this line 😂
Flying_Phanny It’s funny cuz I actually imagined it for a second! 😹
Ever wonder what House's first day as a doctor was like?
Always
Would love to see short mini series of young House.
House was normal in the past. He changed because of his leg problem. His leg makes him feel lots of pain all the time. If he gets the pain to stop, he suddenly gets dumbier.
@@couldYouEverIgnore "dumbier" And the chronic pain only made house meaner, he's always been a sarcastic genius, the one episode even mentions him being that way in med school.
@@Blewlongmun True....It's funny how Geniuses are barely able to tolerate being around anyone they know to have a lower IQ then themselves. Although they come off as sarcastic, arrogant asses, they are often very lonely and depressed individuals because they meet so few people who can comprehend the world in a similar manner, and who can comprehend them. Many commit suicide unfortunately, because many people consider Geniuses to actually be Crazy simply because they aren't intelligent enough to know that Geniuses are actually Geniuses. Sad really.
My mom had amyloidosis...she didn’t take treatments she was afraid, she took pills but she lasted 6 months. Did my best taking care of her along with my dad . It broke my heart when she passed. It’s been 8 years now hasn’t been easy since but she’s not suffering anymore.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Take care friend.
Head up king 👑
So sorry. Lost my dad to the same disease.
How did you get over it?
@@usuarioanonimo9778 I don't think grief & pain are things we get over. You just learn to live with it. It's 8 months since we lost our dad and sometimes it hurts so bad... But having a family that sticks together and understands, makes all the difference in the world. I see so much of my dad in all of them. Especially my son 😍
I love that “House M.D.” still uploads even tho the show hasn’t been on in like 8 years! Soooooo good!
he's Dead Jim
@@raven4k998 sometimes dead is better. You can always visit graves. At least it isn't walking around as a zombie, raping the past. Imagine social justice genderswap House.
sometimes.
Dead is better.
@@shoopoop21 it was just a star trek reference
@@MoldyMcdonut but not as we know it
@@MoldyMcdonut Pretty sure people know that, Bones.
The part where House tells Cameron “I’m proud of you” is essential.
I am not sure. I didn't see the full episode, and i had that intuition it could be her decision. I didn't need to be ''said black on white''. I like it when i am being left with interrogation marks. Just as Cuddy is. I think the choice of editing that out and leaving it at House saying '' if i knew something, would you want to know ? '' to cuddy, is more interesting. It's a very interesting dialogue as well. The acting is excellent. _ furthemore, i find the intimist ritual of the lifeless body taken care of + the song, is the climax. Very meditative and respectful. That life is not about Cameron, it is about him, the patient. I have found it's a very sensible choice. Leaving us on that, wlth that resonnance and the soothing and intriguing song. I feel it's a beautiful hommage to the memory of that interesting man we got to meet. It's also wondeful to be allowed to witness such an intimate moment. _ It really is a touching scene. And a very real and beautiful transition, real in an helpful way, to me at least. _ But i am glad you mentionned that scene between Cameron and House, now i want to see the full episode.
@@celinee.9562 its not about confirming it was Cameron, we all knew that, the point of the final scene was A) about how house reacts to Camerons decision and B) providing closure to camerons relationship with the patient, which was an extremely important part of the episode
The music in this series was always spot on.
Could you please share the name of the song and singer?
sangita bhatia Into Dust by Mazzy Star
@@parisvile thank you so much!
Agreed.
Always
kind of depressing out house gets a very rare case like this with a patient who's willing to give up right after his leg pain returns
@@thecheesesaid9949 did what, give up?
@@collinjasper5127 We may never know what he did.
@@827Drew Till this day, what he did remains unknown ;(
@@anaversary- Perhaps this was the patient House unlocked the morphine regulator that he talks about in a speech later on in the show?
@@arbysandtehchief5494 No, it was Cameron that killed him
Pretty spectacular acting from Joel Gray here. I've rarely seen someone so convincing that they were actually sick and choking.
Seriously. it's a performance that deserves to be applauded.
Crowald you should see me at midnight choking on my saliva or drinking water at 3 am
Dang dude, nice hair.
Most of the first 2 seasons patients were really good actors in the acting sick spectrum. Season 3 onwards they started to be more... generic actors, for lack of better expression, and focused less on the patient disease and more into their drama. It's 50/50 for me, because I like to be immersed and the drama more often than not took me out of it, but when it worked it really worked.
@@sirbruno95 Okay?)))
@@MaidCatGirI Creep.
The shot of the guy on the bed in the night clutching his blanket is something I wouldn’t wish on anyone
wow the replies are a cess pool
Disease is truly a terrifying thing. It can come in many forms and many ways. It can cause your organs to rot, stricken you with unimaginable pain, make you choke on blood and bile, suffering every minute of whatever time you've got left till the very end.
That's why he suddenly passed away at 2:30
@ZE PATO LMFAO
I'd wish it on my enemies >:(
i love you and your profile pic you beautiful man
mad respect for chase he stayed with house when he was about to kill the patient
Truly a worthy successor
Chase followed house like a puppy. That’s why he fired him. Chase needed to learn to think for himself.
@@FluffyCrimsonBirkenstocks but Chase killed the dictator……and lost his wife because of it….when she killed for moral reasons too……..I can’t stand Cameron for her holier than tho attitude.
@@doreenblaine9961 the difference was that Cameron didn’t go against the hippocratic oath
@@GhastlyG She gets assigned to Dibala's case and doesn't really want to treat him. She doesn't take herself off the case and sandbags during the DDX sessions.'
The team had a... basically 51/49 shot of treating vs killing Dibala, and Chase deliberately went with the 49% chance.
From a pure "expected value" analysis of their decisions, I'd say what Cameron did was worse, as Chase still had a 49% chance of saving Dibala with his actions.
Ezra was an incredible character. A resistant patient with his own motives - but NOT antagonistic like so many other patients (resisting treatment because... it keeps the show going). And even though House convinces him to a certain extent... he still gets his wish, and greets death gracefully, teaching a few lessons along the way.
Also: House implicitly taking the blame in Cameron's place without skipping a beat is hugely admirable.
Man, what did the writers of this show work on after House ended? Such a masterpiece
David Shore, the creator, developed the American adaptation of a Korean drama called "The Good Doctor"...the medicine part is okay, but the characters are no way near the level of emotional complexity House's characters were at.
@@SnuffItomfg, to me this means that House belongs to Conan Doyle and Shore just did an adaptation of it
Just letting ppl know this is the official account from the producers, it’s not a fan running the channel. This was such a good show.
Interesting - how do you KNOW this (or just speculation...)
Lmao seriously people think this is some fan channel lol
Wish they would share whole episodes, even with ads. It is eternally valuable.
"If you speculate, you make a fool outta Spec and some guy named Lation"😆😆
@@polarisgemini52 Well, the Curb YourTube channel is a fan one, I believe.
It's genuinely really jarring seeing someone just slice a piece of skin off.
Tate Amstutz - Not self mutilation, but I trust you’ve never done a self surgical procedure on, well, yourself?
Never popped a Zit? 😜
@@jayluck8047 I don't know what this comment means.
@@Blewlongmun The commenter meant that have you ever popped a pimple, torn a bit of skin, gotten heavily bruised, or even had a scar? (aka have you ever bled)
@@lookingaround3969 That would make more sense. And yeah but blood isn't the problem here, big difference between a pimple and a slicing a chunk of skin off.
@@jayluck8047 yea that doesn't make sense lol
2:07 House was wrong. No sensation in his RIGHT LEG.
*THEREFORE, ITS LUPUS.*
its never lupus
flisko its always LUPUS
There WAS that one episode in Season 4 when it was actually Lupus tho
kinda
I know, I caught that left/right flub. Ohwell.
7:45
"the nurse charted at 2am he was stable, breathing labored but regular, then at 2 30 he suddenly stopped, you know anything about that?"
"if i did, would you really want to know"
house was always nice to patients in the end
it was cameron who killed him
@@nil5841 I think House gave him the morphine to honor their deal.
Nikki Lagas no if you watch the episode it’s Cameron who gave it to him
@@nil5841 yeah.. seems you we're right.. I rewatched the episode and missed that detail.. I think it's about time to run another House marathon.. 😅
@@that0.1germ68 hey it's been a year, time for another!
House saying "I'm proud of you" to Cameron after she euthanizes Ezra is one of the most powerful moments of the series
Yes. Lupus got a mention. #TeamLupus
#TeamLupus will surely never be seen in action? It’s never lupus!!!
@@jalexandermedia it got enough action tbh
Whats the story behind lupus ???
@@arimora4507 a gag in the show about no one ever having lupus
lll okk
I've always had somewhat of an issue with Cameron's moral judgments. She vows to treat everyone with respect and dignity, respecting their legal rights until she find that their morals are unaligned with hers. If she stood for helping people, as long as the good morals outweigh the bad, then I would agree with her methods. But here she ripped off his skin because he irritated her morals. House has his Puzzles, Foreman has his obsession of self-improvement, Chase has his enjoyment of challenges, but Cameron's morals swing back and forth on procedural, legal, and moral. Her hypocrisy is why she's an interesting character and i wouldn't have it any other way, but it still irks me
@randomguy9777 there's a theory that house's 3 stooges are representative of the Id, ego and superego. Chase is obviously the ego mirroring house, he's the least resistant to house's methodologies, Foreman is the super ego mirroring cuddy, he takes on the role of dean of medicine after her and is the most cautious of the three. Cameron is the id, she's a brilliant doctor but her emotionality does seem to effect her rationality, cons are that she relates to patients and can act as the middle ground to get consent from parents etc and acts as a source of comfort for some patients, she mirrors wilson (he had an affair while still married and dated that one cancer patient). I had the thought that Cameron was the super ego instead of foreman because of the whole "need to be holier than thou" Attitude but you kinda realize that she's a very impulse driven doctor, as in she "needs" To feel like she is morally superior and good.
A lot of people see ethics and morality as this codified thing that you can lable measure and stick a pin in. Its not people are often hypocritical on the most fundamental level when presented with even the most basic moral questions. She can justify it to herself that this person betrayed the ethics of medicine and did harm to other's without their consent to futher his research. Why should she treat him better? She justifys her own actions by using his ethical framework.
She was just making a point by treating him like he treated others. Not switching religions or something. You treat good person like a good person, you treat jerk like a jerk. Moral has a little something to do with it.
When Chase kills Dibala and decides to not turn himself in, she talks about how House "ruined" him. But she was sandbagging during the DDX sessions because she didn't want to save him.
What Chase did was to go with the 49% option on a 51/49 split. That's less egregious than Cameron being assigned to the case and deliberately not even trying to figure out what was wrong with him.
@@GaimeGuy Absolutely! Chase made a terribly conflicting moral decision, but at least he kept to his own ideals. Cameron talks about compassions and what everyone deserves, but the moment she finds a personal issue with someone she completely gives up on trying to help them, not just keeping from doing anything extra for them but flat out just going against helping them. It’s so petty
I love the Wizard of Oz reference given that this is Joel Grey, the man who played the Wizard in the original Broadway production of Wicked. This guy is a legend in the world of theatre. I had the pleasure of performing with him and Bernadette Peters as part of their big band during a charity performance in Florida. He is an absolute treasure.
I knew he looked familiar. My references are more, "Cabaret," and his daughter's work, though.
After witnessing these scenes for the first time; seeing the docs faces when they discovered it was type AA then delivering the news, was just extremely sad. Beautiful
This is probably one of my favorite episodes, because in a very rare case, a unique maybe House gets checkmate by a patient. "Congratulations. You 've got Your answer". You can see it on House's face.
If I was a doctor and I heard that I would just be so depressed
House is already depressed
Well, you actually get used to stuff like that on the job.
Why?
The rate of depression in real life doctors it very high, suicides also.
You never let it get to you. You let yourself become a stone.
If it does get to you, then you become emotionally compromised, putting not only yourself at risk but your future patients too.
It clouds your judgement.
In the medical profession, especially specialities dealing with terminal illnesses, we doctors walk on a thin tight rope b/w empathy and total disregard.
I know it, I've faced it, I got over it.
6:13 House smiled after telling it's terminal then after a few seconds he came to the realization he's smiling, which is fucked up. Something similar happened to me, I told a dear friend of mine condolence while smiling then I realized I was doing that, I felt horrible immediately and I just left.
Impossible, you're Gregory House
ms paint profiles unite
@@samal3196 We will take over
@@magnusculley6817 the revolution begins now
@@magnusculley6817 you'll never beat out us with band pfps
@@dx.feelgood5825 You have no idea who you're messing with
If anyone was wondering, the song is called Into Dust by Mazzy Star
Secunda Thank you!
Sounds a lot like Beach House. Love this genre of music
Thank you :-)
I downloaded this song right after watching this episode
Thanks!
"Sure, we'll just wait until he leaves his room without his skin, sneak in, and take a piece." LMAO!!
This actor playing the patient is fantastic. It really seemed like he was having a trach tube removed.
I know. Felt so bad for the poor man.
It’s always interesting, house enjoys the puzzle and almost strictly does his job for that reason. But he never is the same when he thinks or knows a patient is going to die throughout the show, it bothers him a little, and considering in later episodes where he actually starts to show some compassion it’s plausible to believe that he cares a lot more then he will let himself believe.
Self-centered narcissism and anti-social personality aside, he's still a doctor. He still believes in the Hippocratic Oath and to give his patient the best care that he possibly can, even if his methods are unconventional and even maverick at times.
Hands down one of Cameron's best episodes! Backbone! Finally!
One of my favorite eps in the series. Yes it's very depressing but I think it's totally underrated. With all the comments on RUclips about the many episodes that seem to get more attention e.g. Amber's death, this one (a battle between two legends in medicine), is excellent. The writing, the execution of all the actors (Grey was great, but he's a legend in my opinion), and the incredible twist at the end. I'm curious if any of you agree with me.
I agree. My favorite, along with "Detox", 4th season final, "Merry Little Christmas", and "The C-word".
This is my favorite episode of the show and I'm only just realizing that "Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain" was probably added as a nod to Joel Grey's stint as the Wizard of Oz.
Only after reading "when breath becomes air" written by Dr kalanathi in which he goes through the different phases of struggle with the illness and finally losing the battle, he gave a deep insight into his own feelings and how even as a doctor he wasnt prepared to face death like he knew he should so really its hard to know how any of us would react if he had a terminal illness unless God forbid you get it
Just started it. I'm gonna finish it quickly.
I've always feared death, and being so close to it by loosing loved ones, I need to study it.
Thank you for giving me a chance to get one step closer to... whatever I believe and feel of death before I die a lot of years from now.
Man I cried at the end of that book.
That little message to his daughter was one of the most beautiful pieces of writing I've ever read.
My Grandfather near the end of his life was suffering from heart failure. His heart wasn't strong enough to pump blood properly to his brain, and was causing him to suffer dementia like symptoms. There were points in time however where he became more cognizant, and all he would ask was "Why am I still here, I don't want to be here anymore," and say "I just want to die."
When he was aware, and could see what his life had become; being kept alive by machines and hoses, he knew he didn't want this. The Doctor told my Mother: "Listen to me very carefully. Every hour, you are going to tell your nurse your Father is in pain. Do you understand what I am telling you?" I'm thankful the Doctor had the courage to do what was right, even if it wasn't easy. 2 years later, Medically Assisted Death became legal in Canada, so Doctors are no longer put into these position like shown here in the show.
you had to ruin it with the MAID comment at the end, that is being used to kill young people without any valid reasons
Absolutely disgusting what your country came down to, where assisted suicide is a leading cause of death
“Just give me a pound of flesh”
Is that a merchant of Venice reference?
Wonderful book
But not a drop of his blood
@@royalewithcheese7 exactly a pound, not an ounce more, not an ounce less
DON’T GO TOWARDS THE LIGHT YOU’LL FALL AND BREAK YOUR HIP
favorite quote of all time
After 5 second house said Cameron I proud of you, you should add that in this video
Tnx for likes
Seriously the best bit of this whole episode, I actually got tears. Finding out that Cameron killed him was devastating.
@@a.ham.9856 why? You mean she's too young to risk prison for shortening the agony of an old man who is in pretty bad shape, and is ready to let go ?
@@celinee.9562 no, cause of how Cameron is portrayed in the series
As I neared the end, I somehow just knew that was likely to happen, unfortunate to be right. There's a lot to love about this channel, but it's not the first time whoever is putting the edits together that a wonderful, powerful moment winds up being omitted needlessly (especially when an assembly ends so soon before the given moment would feature).
@@a.ham.9856 yea. And then she goes and leaves Chase for Killing D'bala, true she just helped a terminal patient end his suffering and Chasd actively killed D'Bala to save thousands of lives. The whole thing is ridiculous, both of them did what they did to help, in a very human way, yet she couldn't get over it even though she took a life as well, and the way the series portrayed her ideals means that she would equate euthanization to another because the end result is a patient's death. I thought it was great though, because I was really annoyed with her character by that point, she added basically zero to the team, just drama and whining.
this guy beat out Godfather era Al Pacino, James Caan And Robert Duval for the Oscar... That's nuts
TheGodfather got an Oscar.
He damn well deserves it. For most of my life, I never knew Hughe Laurie was British
@@dx.feelgood5825 i meant Joel Grey
@@hiteshlalwani8039 the godfathe only got 3 oscars. Thats it
@@crakatoot5480 oh.
Both deserve it though
Still cool though.
I never know who the guest stars are, haha ^^;
"Congratulations, you got your answer. "
Love the music the series selects at the end of every episodes. Classy and fitting!
I have worked in an old peoples nursing home, Blenheim and assisted another colleague in the timeless dedicated care of preparing a dead person for the undertaker. This is true. This ritual is carried out every day by someone across the world. It is wholly sombre but blessed experience. Every human has the right to be treated with respect, love and care when they are alive as well as when they pass on to.
Thank you for your wording. Thank you for sharing. I am really touched by what you said. It helps me to stay present to my current life to know exactly what will happen to my body after i die. (Before the burrial.) I suffer from an incurable disease, and all, you know, and really it helps. I loved that moment. I wish i could be contemplated by the eyes of a stranger just as i am : a beautiful creation, a body that is in transition, but still fresh, still keeping a little bit of the memory of what i have been. A physical being. And the wonderful opportunity to live the life that i had ! Thank you. Bless your Heart ! Xxx
What percentage of the population has terminal illnesses ?
What is the average expectency after diagnosis ?
I cleaned up and prepared bodies for their families after death. And 99.9 percent of the time it was my honor to do so. But....a few i wish i could have set them on fire right before they died for being evil and cruel and not human. Obviously never did it....but i would just let my creativity flow and write stories that my colleagues wanted copies of. Some of the shit i saw still haunts me.
@@amystabenow1189 What ?
I guess, that could be said for any human community.
Most of them will be normal, and some will be disgusting. You will also see some "Haunting shit".
You live with dignity you don’t die with it 🥱
This is possibly one of the most moving episodes in the entire series.
Somewhat expected “hello darkness my old friend” to play lol
"Ever wonder what House's first day as doctor was like?"
-Leader : But the test didn't show any symptomes... Hmmm
House walking in : It's Lupus you idiots
This was the episode that got me watching the show. I'll never forget the perfect choice of Mazzy Star's song Into Dust with the scene of Joel Grey's character's death. In the end, no matter what, we all have to go and most of us will go alone, even with someone gathered there, we face the end ourselves with only our souls and the sins of our past laid bare before the void.
Amazing how good the acting is! Even to this day.
Keep uploading, great that this channel is still on going!
Such a powerful episode. I think of it everytime I listen to that Mazzy Star song (which I started to love because of this episode). Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought type AL was the worst/shortest life expectancy and AA inflammatory type was highly variable.
AL would be a blessing for that guy, he would want a imminent death, the AA means he'll live in pain for the rest for his life getting worse and worse.
@@baileycownley1868 exactly what i thought. I like to remind myself '' this guy '' is a fictionnal character ... Life sometimes hits hard at the end of life ... R.I.P. to everyone who didn't die peacefully.
@@baileycownley1868 Ahh I gotcha. Thanks for the info.
@@celinee.9562 I always get so into House that I feel bad for the patients
Episodes like these in medical dramas do really well in telling you that not every patient can be saved
Joel grey is a legendary actor
This was One of the best episodes ever
…The end of the episode is just… sad. Ezra Powell was one of those patients that could not be saved.
I know. 😢❤️
This one really got me. Not the same illness, but my grandfather, who raised me like his own son, because my father ended his own life, well he recently died of cancer. And he just looked and felt exactly like this guy. Looking at him, just shell, and mummy of a man, it wasn't nice. A very good episode, but fuck it gets me in the feels
💗
If anyone's wondering... The song when Ezra Powell is dying, is called Into dust by Mazzy Star ❤️
Great show and always amazed by Joel Grey
Gutwrenching Sadness & Everyone,Especially Our Patient,Was Brilliant As Usual.I've seen other medical dramas,but HOUSE really gets me going emotionally !!!
That is exactly how waking up intubated feels like tho - can relate
glad i didnt wake up
@@RowBlanka hol up
Can relate too.
You didn't include the scene at the end where Cameron is in the church crying, and house puts his hand on her shoulder and says hes proud of her. That gives ALOT more context to how this episode ended cause its implied it wasn't house that administered the morphine it was Cameron and I'm just guessing but she's in the church crying cause she's afraid she technically killed someone and that it contradicts her hypocritic oath or that she is scared she will go to hell for letting a dying man die in comfort.
I think it both🙂
Missing but crucial moment... When house tells Cameron i am proud of you... That'll make Cameron bold....
One of the best House episodes.
I thought of this episode as I’ve been struggling to breathe for a week thanks to covid-19 and am currently very afraid of respiratory failure. Specifically the scene where he breaks down how painful his death will be (the suffocation). Good times.
Good luck to all of us.
Ryan Ranger i hope all is well with you currently. please be.
Merry Christmas if you celebrate. I hope now 2 years later you’re doing better. I hate the melanoma episode when the guy died a torturous death. I had State 1 and it’s so scary to consider.
Anybody realize that house said there was no sensation in the left foot when it was the right
I started watching house because of this channel 2 weeks ago, it's so good i'm at 6th season already lol
I hate to do it to you, but Batman dies in season 8.
@@b_a_fps1569 man, that's great news. I like when main characters die in the end and when its done right.
@@rafaelef922 All jokes aside. If it's done right, I also have no problem with it.
Deep down, House really wanted to let him live not just getting an answer
Something I haven't noticed before that House got a calendar from his stalker with the "Welcome to Fresno" and i guess her birthday marked
At the moment when the nurse pulls the sheet over his head, I felt really sad. Good show from Joel Grey. It's shocking to see him so old ; just "a few years ago" I was watching him on Cabaret ! It doesn't seem so long . I never feel the time until I see someone else who was "back there" and they've gotten so old or they die .
In case anyone doesn't know, Cameron euthanized the guy, which is why House looks confused after Cuddy leaves. House meets Cameron in the chapel later, nothing is said, but House just puts his hand on her shoulder.
4:08 the sound effects ... definitely sounds like an orange being squeezed lmao.
Also cutting skin doesn't make that kind of noise. But deng, the foley artist knows how to make you feel
The sond at the end always gets me chills. Mazzy Star - Into Dust
7:58 usually Cuddy would press more, but I get the sense she realized she probably would have done the same thing in House’s position and help the man die
It was Cameron, not house.
@@grammar_shark Yeah, but Cuddy doesn't know that. And House doesn't intend to make her think otherwise.
Joel Grey. What an incredible Actor.Well done.
You know I do always joke about it with friends and stuff about doctors but I respect them a lot because of this one clip. They did everything they could for that man thought they could save him but couldn’t. That is soul breaker for many people
I love this show,he is a hell of an actor. house is awesome.
The actor who played this man who believed he would be willing to die - he's extremely poignant in those first moments of waking, almost comparable to being born again - and his behaviour afterthefact, that of a child, yet able to talk.
Bloody brilliant.
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." FABULOUS "Wicked" reference. Joel Grey played The Wizard in the Original cast.
Did anyone notice the title of this video, the capitalization of A&A letter in When 'A' patient 'A'sks to Die as in it was amyloidosis subtype : AA..the answer was in the title already, and that's the level of work and effort is put behind this show by its creators.
Damn I always watched house MD dubbed to my language and now I discovered these videos and can't believe my ears how strong Case's accent is (as it was not replicated in the dubbing)
Like "type aey-aey" strong
Same happened to me when I first discovered them.
I like the Fresno calendar at the end :) yay fresno girl gets a ref :)
The closing song is Into Dust by Mazzy Star. Bizarre to think that I became almost obsessed with that song at the time when my wife had just been diagnosed with amyloidosis and I was told she had maybe only a few years to live. However she is in remission now, a miracle of sorts..
Love Joel Grey!
Chun, “Remo Williams the Adventure Begins”, was comedy gold.
Magic 8 ball fortune cookie says: Lifetime achievement award in your future. Triple redundant, I know.
One of my favorite films! Joel Grey rocked from Cabaret on, but this was my first exposure to Fred Ward who went on to rule in Tremors. :)
@PJ Nolen No kidding right? He was fabulous as Chiun! You could tell he loved that role.
Can you do a video about the cannibal episode? One of my all time favourites
Which Cannibal episode? Fall From Grace?
@@scottvelez3154 that's the one
Joel G never leaves it off stage.
My dad had amyloidosis, multiple myeloma, renal failure and lost the ability to speak after the first dose of radiation burned his vocal cords, it could have been caught 6 months earlier but the doctor didn't care enough to look at his charts!
Always ask for your test results a 3 year old could see there was something wrong with his potassium levels at 180%
As an academic, this one hit closest to home. :'(
closing the eyes of someone who died done seamlessly is goddamn impressive.
when is the 3rd or 4th time doing it, you dont feel anything anymore, is just a prep for the grave and thats it. (sorry for the late response)
The music at the end kinda reminds me of Nichole Dollanganger
Excellent episode of one of the best medical shows ever. Anyone know the song at the end is.
Chase really showed he was ride or die in this episode
Strange that it took such an unleashed doctor as this to get a real smile from House.
I finally found an episode of House I haven't seen yet...
I loved that actor as Chiun in "Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins"
I like how these clips are uploaded after Paramount airs the same full ep aha
U r without a shadow of a doubt very gorgeous
It's funny - last time I saw that actor, he was also 'looking to die' in the prison drama, Oz.
Joel Grey was one of my favorite actors. He does a great job as this patient.
My fav show of all time. Best Character, Dr. House. 😀
I realize Dr. House and Dexter Morgan work in two different fields, but I'd still like to see them tackle a case together.
throw sherlock holmes in there too
House is not a murderer with violent impulses though. And he still has emotions. Not all grumpy men are real sociopaths lmao.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 well dexter killed bad people so it makes up for it
He slightly moved his left hand when nurse was taking preparing him.
Do you know how they don't move? Like do they hold their breath?
So?