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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2024
- A teenager is admitted suffering from serious respiratory conditions but when his family get involved, it makes trying to resolve the issue considerably more difficult.
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From Season 3 Episode 13 ''Needle In A Haystack'': 16-year-old Stevie Lipa is admitted to Princeton-Plainsboro with a serious respiratory condition and internal bleeding. He is assigned to House, but he is busy fulfilling a dare given to him by Cuddy. When it's revealed that Stevie is a Romani and the team encounters troubles with his parents, Foreman is forced to ask Stevie to lie directly to his parents, risking his medical license.
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That kid really just said "y'all are single, I don't want to be like you"
As if this relationship would ever last
No kid that age thinks with that perspective.
@@shrapnel77actually most if not all teenagers do think that way. then they grow into bitter and disappointed adults. teenege years striving for individuality is basically a long string of acts of rejection of becoming an individual - joining subcultures where everybody looks and behaves the same, all subcultures are xenophobic towards others subcultures and the "world of normals". those who for whatever reason do not fit in are mocked as "losers". there's no difference between choosing being a gang member or choosing to rather add another brick to the wall separating small xenophobic community of inbreed families from the outside world over the chance of personal growth and temporary loneliness it brings as one's own community resentiment towards an individual would set in. the guy is typical teenager addicted to his toxic social environment - perfect material for a frustrated racist adult.
@@shrapnel77 You'd be surprised... Also, he literally said "I don't see a ring on any of your fingers" as a reason he didn't want to take the internship, so it seems pretty clear he *does* think with that perspective. I basically just rephrased what he said in less polite words
@@sorin_markov I think they meant no "real" kid. This is a TV show, written by adults. That wasn't the actors personal unscripted opinion.
Love how the dad just removed his toothpick right after the correct diagnosis
😂 most of dads will doing that If they hd same situation. seriously.
That’s a sad ending. Kid would’ve been great for that intern position, but his family is holding him back.
he'd be happier though
He's holding himself back - he made that sad choice - they didn't.
This triggers me too because it took me until I was 33 to figure out that the majority of my family is worthless.
Selfish parents.
Sure they are holding him back, but I think the final few lines were trying to pose a greater question. Probably something along the lines of “Is success worth it, if it comes at the cost of family/personal relationships?” The patient would love to be a successful doctor, but he also loves his family and enjoys spending time with them. He knows choosing one means giving up the other. He’s choosing family and I can respect that decision.
For anyone wondering, House is in a wheel chair this episode because his parking spot was given to another doctor who was actually forced to be in a wheel chair. Thus, House makes a bet with Cuddy that if he can spend about a week in a wheel chair, he gets his spot back. He does lose as he gets up to save the patients life but does use guilt and manipulation on Cuddy to still get it back in the end.
He seemed to be having way more fun in the chair than with the cane.
@@dars5229 i bet he hated being stuck in it but enjoyed the extra privilege for a few days
not that he actually had any feelings towards it, being a fictional character and all. i just like to overthink things
I think he still deserved the spot tbh, someone can press a button and easily go across the parking lot, however he uses a cane and is constantly in pain. If I was constantly in pain from walking, I would feel I would need the spot more lmao
@@BoltGoesProMaybe just make another spot. If there's that many handicapped people then they should accommodate them.
@@BoltGoesProThe reason / excuse that the other doctor gave was that cars could not see her in the wheelchair presumably because of the height put a tall flag on the wheelchair and problem solved
Chewing toothpicks is seriously dangerous. One of my Dad's friends used to do it all the time. Inhaled one by mistake once and tore up his trachea pretty bad, bled into his lungs and it lodged pretty deep. He lived, but he was very badly hurt and it was touch and go.
skill issue brah i am doin it since i was 9
Tear up your intestines too!
@@antxn you sound like you are 9
@@microsoftpowerpoint4731 im 39 brah
ok edgelord😂@@antxn
His parents cursed him. He was never in control of his life.
Sad, really. I believe a parent's job is to provide their child with the skills to succeed on their own.
@@shrapnel77 a sentiment not shared with some parents sadly.
More respect to Foreman. He laid it all out for the kid.
I once had stepped on a toothpick in my living room rug while I was barefoot. The toothpick broke off in half and it wasn’t visible on an X-ray in the ER since it was wood. I had pain walking 3 days after the incident and my ER visit. My podiatrist felt the toothpick in my foot and scheduled me for emergency surgery. I still have a scar on my foot to this day. Toothpicks can kill you.
This is why I use healthy harmless cigarettes.
@@dars5229 The last thing they are is healthy. I am an unfortunate victim of second-hand smoke as my mom smokes a lot of cigarettes.
You seem to have a malfunctioning sarcasm detector which can result in serious complications later in life. Please see a doctor.
@anthonymendez1997 he was joking dude.
@@obi-wankenobi1750 You don’t joke about cigarettes though. My mother is addicted to smoking btw. I don’t know why you would throw out a sarcastic joke like that tbh.
I don't think his parents would accept the girl as their daughter-in-law, if that's what their son had in mind.
Pity.
She went off like a frog in a sock and stuck by him too.
If he doesn't grow the balls to defy his parents, then he deserves the snaggle-toothed genetic retread his parents will set him up with.
@@68404 Went off like a frog in a sock? Cool. That's one I've never heard before. What does it mean?
@@odysseusrex5908imagine you put a live frog in a sock- now apply that to what they were doing in the car
@kart182 mate, I am completely lost with that description. Would the frog jump around? Would it jump out of it? What's gonna happen?
Left out the best line of the episode, perhaps series, when House distracts the parents by saying he didn't want to get "gypped" lol
I didn't catch that they're gypsies. I thought it was another branch of some religion. Gypsies are a culture, not religion. And it would be nice if they portrayed at least one positive, unless they did in the full episode
Gypsies are nearly a sub-race. The moved North from Egypt due to drought and arab invasion
@@Natasha-xh7pfthere’s nothing positive about gypsies
You didn't listen close enough. When he was first admitted, either he or the girlfriend said he was from a Gypsy family. @@Natasha-xh7pf
@@Natasha-xh7pfHalf the issue is that they don't portray themselves positively when given the change
Bless whoever is keeping this channel alive, 12 years after the show has ended.
The way his parents are? That's the reason I left home at 16 years old.
Respect.
Narcissists are horribly damaging for a young mind. I got out at 15 myself. Still dealing with the issues but space has helped!
Boohoo
@@robustanybody5138go back to kindergarten you child
@@robustanybody5138 found one of them
Ugh this one hurt my heart so bad. He was such an intelligent young man, who would’ve gone very far in his medical career! Such a shame he wasn’t allowed to pursue that. I get it though. My paternal grandmother was Romani, it was a hard life for her. Very different culture & upbringing. Filled with disappointments.
Honest question...do you feel that the Romani were portrayed realistically and respectfully here? It felt to me like they were being painted as outdated and old fashioned, stuck in their ways, and actively hurting their son because of their beliefs. Plus, given the parents' treatment of the non-Romani women, I felt like they were being painted as sexist, as well. All of this felt incredibly disrespectful to me, as I couldn't help but think that, surely, in real life Romani are regular people, just like everyone else, and wouldn't all act this way. Their portrayal felt very stereotyped to me as a result. I usually love House, but I was honestly uncomfortable watching this clip as a result of this. But, maybe it's me that's not understanding, and has learning to do. After all, I admittedly know nothing about Romani culture, and maybe it's my thinking that's limited. So, hence, my asking about how you felt about their portrayal here.
@@crow_feather I mean, there's a reason people hate the Romani lol. They made their own reputation as far as I'm concerned. I'd love to meet one and get the inside scoop, but I seriously doubt they're faultless and innocent.
@@stephengrant4841 I never said anything about them being "faultless and innocent." Nobody is. That's part of being human! You're not faultless and innocent either, and neither am I! To put it bluntly, to say that "there's a reason that people hate Romani," is a really callously racist, stereotyping thing to say, as if all Romani are alike, and they're all terrible people, when that's of course not true! Just as it would be awful, and blatantly racist to say, for instance, that there's a reason that all people hate Black people, the same holds true for saying something that terrible about the Romani! I would add, too, that it's especially insensitive to say something that horrible about the OP's grandmother, who's a part of the very group you're saying something so horrible about. I'm sure she was an incredibly sweet, truly wonderful woman! Besides, it's simply not true, anyway. I've known Romani who have been wonderful people, and have never met anyone who hates them! That's an awful thing to say! The reality is that no two people are alike, there will always be differences between person, to person, including having a wide variety of beliefs regarding traditions and customs. I really hope that someday, you can learn to accept people on a case by case basis, rather than stereotype them by lumping them all into one group and really pretty hurtfullly and ignorantly say that they're all one and the same, and deserve to be hated! That really is an awful thing to say, especially about someone's grandmother! Anyway, given that I came here to really show love, respect, and openness to the OP and am very pointedly not wanting to fall into the very sort of, racist stereotyping that you're showing, I'm going to wish you a good night, and end my conversation with you. I came here to be open to the OP and what she has to say on the matter. It is her grandmother's culture after all. It's only right for her to speak for herself on the matter. I do hope that you can learn to be more open and accepting of others. Take care.
@@crow_featherI’m no expert on Romani culture but since house is a medical show it mocks a lot of beliefs that aren’t scientifically sound. It’s not exclusive to Romani culture, just off the top of my head Christianity, Buddhism, Anti-vaxers and pretty much anyone who has tried alternative medicine has been a subject of ridicule on this show. I wouldn’t take it too seriously
Good parents 'push' the kid out of the nest so they can find their own life...these people wanted a permanent employee they could mold at will.
thanks for constantly uploading House clips.. you are the best!
Patient was so smart. Breaks my heart he gave up internship.
I think it's a sad thing from our perspective but I genuinely believe he did the right thing for himself.
Many of the priorities and values of his people are just different from ours and I think it's important to be mindful of that, you know?
He knew what he wanted, though. And that's more important sometimes
Ya know...I keep watching these, and as someone with an undiagnosed chronic health problem...its almost comforting to see these people finally get an answer to whatever they may have in a given episode...though it does make me sad more doctors like House don't exist at the same time.
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"You've all got empty ring fingers" - profound observation.
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Edited to clarify with an S switch which I have been helpfully advised that /s is a sarcasm switch for people not reading the statement as sarcasm....
Eh, I have to respectfully disagree. I come from a family of doctors--mom, dad, step-dad, two uncles, and an aunt, all doctors, plus a grandmother who's a retired nurse. All of them are happily married, with happy, thriving families. Plus, many of their friends are also doctors, and they, too, are happily married, with thriving families. The belief that you can't have both a thriving career and a thriving family life is a complete myth, and it sucks seeing House promote it when this show is usually far more progressive than that.
@@crow_featherhuh?
Yes it is. And also doctors tend not to wear their rings for many reasons, bacteria, interference with medical machines, etc
@ChrisTian-sd5yq give it another couple reads, you can work it out bud.
Except most doctors are married. Cameron's been married. Chase has had many relationships. This little group of 3 relatively young American doctors not being married is about as profound as announcing college students are mostly unmarried. Like no shite. Most of us don't get married at 18 or 19 anymore.
Happy Birthday, Robert Sean Leonard!
As much as I admire House and am afraid of him; I'd still want him as a doctor.
not in real life, dr like him, even if they are bright end up hurting and even killing patients.
8:08 "A lot of damage for something so small." - That's what she said
Good one!
Kids, amirite?
Thank you for that! 😂😂😂
😂
You wish …
In many culture, on varying degrees, giving you control of your life is giving you the traditional education and good reputation that will make you have the support of the group, enjoy your extended family and marry a same-minded girl.
You can differ, and choose another life, but then you will be on your own, and as somebody shameful, you won't get the whole affection of your family.
That's true for gypsies, that's also true for rich New England dynasties.
When 20 I was in love with a gypsy girl on the loose. She explained me all the rules she did not want to comply. She was a real free mind, smart and beautiful, but suffered too much from being a stranger to her own family, but for her mother and sister who stood by her.
wood makes great shrapnel that is difficult to remove. just fyi.
Duly noted 😂
Surely the hospital security could remove the parents after they started tampering with the hospital environment since that compromises safety?
That was a good one... "...center square to block" 😂
actor playing the patient has great hair, i'm very jealous.
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@@AS-yz2iz what's that for?
@@Xezianthey were smiling in response to your comment, in agreement maybe
I agree, great hair.
@@Natasha-xh7pf Not a smile. Zoom in
Huge W for this guy keeping the channel alive
These parents are unbelievable.
He’s 18 years old why not just have security remove the parents and ban them from coming in? They’re interfering with quality of care by bringing in all those outside fabrics they could’ve killed him with a disease.
Funny. I lost my keys and couldn't find them. Finally, I found them in the refrigerator.
Anyone in a family like this, take my advice, fucking leave. They do not actually care about you, they only care about the CONTROL they have over you. None of it is parental love, its is only the sick power they get over you. Take this from someone whos left and and improved my life drastically.
Wow. That cut deep!
MAN DECIDED ON WHAT MAKES HIM LIFE WORTH LIVING---YEAH GOOD ON HIM
"you know, the lab here, it`s looking for superstitious aholes who believe in magic carpets and curses and think your presence make their homes unclean"
Perfect candidate.
It’s terrible that his parents wouldn’t allow him to pursue an opportunity/education.
Parents know best
@@Calibrex_Gaming Not always.
@@cardinalbob1 for minors, that is the default we must stick to
@@Calibrex_Gaming How is it best he doesn't pursue opportunities? They are holding him back. Parents are just kids raising kids, they don't always know best.
@@Calibrex_Gaming I can understand for minors. I’m not a fan of holding someone back if they have a talent or gift for something.
There is contempt for education in the Romany community.
"Western" education. Which as a member of modernity myself I agree with... Trying to think from their point of view, we do like to impose a lot of things on these outer groups and I can't really blame them for pushing back. Who are we to tell them what to think or believe?
"Western" education is not about belief, it's about knowledge. Knowledge of how, for example, local government or business operate, how your own body functions, etc. etc. . Rom kids are not being taught how to survive in anything but their insular world. Same for the Amish or Hasidic Jews.
@@htspencer9084
@@htspencer9084 We're correct with empirical evidence and repeatable experiments. 'Balancing the humors' was abandoned because it didn't work. It's time for everyone else to catch up.
@@htspencer9084Stupid people shouldn’t give lectures on education. You’re watching clips from a show on medicine ffs.
@@ilikesnow7074we are correct in things like that, but some stuff higher education pushes... well not so much
My mother was just like that. I never felt like my life was my own life, i was more like a puppet that mirrored her ideal image of the perfect son she had in mind.
I was a middle child, but i was the only one my mother "accepted" because i was everything she wanted me to be, quiet, obedient, useful. I gave up on all my dreams and became an empty shell ready to be whatever she wanted me to be, counselor, carpenter, coworker. Never again.
Good luck in life, you deserve more. Take care ❤
You see her still?
Please make more season-compilations, i like going to sleep with them on
"I would love that"
You have to choose that.
This is why I will never chew on a toothpick...
"I like that kid, he's got spunk"
The way they treat their daughters is very different from their sons
Even when I know/remember the answer is still fun to watch!
I would have had security throw the parents out at the beginning . Easy peasy....
Teaching your children not to be successful, pursue education...is wrong.
I like your name lil
Just found out this is on Hulu, I can finally watch the while show!
harsh to put it like that kid with the empty ring fingers
So they decided to do colonoscopy and went on and did it right away .. and the patient is amazingly well prepared 😅
"I woulda joined but you pull like, zero maidens"
Those parents are insufferable.
He doesn’t look at it like that, he’s putting his family first and his future family, no one can have it all, he chose to stay working with family to having a family oriented life over working most hours and not having time or energy for a wife and family for years. None of those choices are wrong they’re just different.
Made me think of a scene in 'the Blob'.
That is Ashley/ Cinderella in once Upon a time.
“Y’all are smart but honestly I don’t wanna be a simp”
My name is also Steven and I was also ostracised for not working for my dad's company!😂
Tbh, they did make his hospital bed look cozy af at least.
Family matters
It should be a crime to not let a bright star shine.
His parents would be a true nightmare for a kid like him in the age of COVID.
Nah, viruses like COVID tend to cure stupid like that rather permanently.
At some point family has to recognize that you have to go out and live your life. You cant live your life to please others. Thats not your life, that's theirs.
And having empty ring fingers means nothing in today's society. He doesn't know them, its silly to make decisions about your life based on literally no information.
Read up on the concept of "The Devouring Mother."
Sad...he could be a good romani doctor for his community but they hold him back
They are only good at stealing
Nice
Ok 👍🏻 we gonna find the bleed 🩸 5:19
If it weren't for the fact that I work in customer service and have encountered people who can only be described as idiotic, I wouldn't have believed that people like this exist.
Never stand in the way of your kids dreams.
Kid really hit him with the no bitches
Who is playing the patient? I think I have seen him on something else before.
😢
I wish they would bring back Dr House with new episodes.
He was offered the internship, but his girlfriend ended up being a doctor (on Chicago Med).
Every time I see something about gypsies, I instantly think about the movie "Thinner". If you haven't seen it, and you need a silly film to watch, check it out.
It’s that bad it’s actually good. Haven’t seen it for years
The book is way better.
Thank you, Stephen King.
Heard about it. Haven't gotten a chance to watch it.
@@AmethystTheEspeonyou need to watch it, or at least read the book!
@@ruffadamsthegreat.2662 Don't thank him too much, not respect for people who write kid orgies.
Reminds me of my parents.
7:39 women it was the stupid toothpick
I thought of DIC when he said clots and bleed
Omg toothpick 😮😮😢 all parents don’t you dare bring toothpick to your home or near your kids
Bro just feeling bonky and dont want a full time job because of that.
5:00
Another patient who didn't have Wegners.
Now the girlfriend plays hannah asher on chi med.
Before cell phones were mainstream
You're joking, right. Tell me you're joking. This series ran from 2004 to 2012. Phones were way mainstream for many years already.
@@user-zq5jd7ee9n I mean I didn’t have a cell phone till 2011… I tried to hold out in the process was slow but still- do flip ones even count???
Because those were still a thing in 2012
@@Sar-ahG Flip phones certainly work for me because that's all I still carry. It's all I need. Can pretty much guarantee I will never have a smart phone. But, in the larger sense, yes, they do count because they are still considered a cell phone. Funny, but, like you, I did not have a cell phone until about 2011, either
6:54
hmm I've never seen this episode
I can’t recall it either… pretty sure I’ve seen them all at some point ??
It was still the kid’s choice…
I just watched S06E06 and I came to your channel to see what people were saying about it and I don't see any clips of the episode. Just saying...
Then you post some
@@Schnipps I wish I could.
To scream for help in that location, you have to be seriously blonde.😊😊😊😂
This kid is smart. Marriage is far more important.
Weird that "gadjo" is the Romani word for "outsider". Sounds a lot like "gaijin", its japanese equivalent.
His parents and unfortunately this kid are just another example of "And the winner for this year's Darwin's award...". If only he was not so mutilated by his parents and dared to face real life... 😢
Didn't know Romani people were like this
They're wary of outsiders (for good reason, they face persecution and have suffered through genocide) but I dont think your average Romani family is like this. This portrayal kinda sucks because it gives no positive examples of (willing) members of the culture
This was a very generous portrayal of them.
Most annoying parents in the whole show!
Plot twist: He gets married.. loses his mind.. gets divorced and loses everything else… and swallows a toothpick on purpose 🤷🏾♂️
Empty ring fingers is a good thing
L parents
"You can have both" is a manipulative lie. Foreman is forcing him to make a choice, too. He's just lying about it. His parents are simply being honest.
i love house and i appreciate the attempt at representation of romani people, but omigod this was rough. horrible stereotypes, not enough done to disprove stereotypes or explain actual aspects of their culture, not to mention casting random white actors instead of getting actual roma influence...makes my skin crawl.
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Gipsy??? :D wtf
That episode did not depict Romani in a good light. I hope they aren't often that despicable in real life.
Actually it felt painfully obvious that the scriptwriters were dancing around the subject of Romani history of criminally preying on outsiders for their livelihood. If anything, this was a very softball kind of script.
@@annehaight9963 It addressed the rumors of thievery and kidnapping (which obviously would be difficult to fact-check), but the whole extreme superstition and xenophobia aspect that is attributed to them in this episode is very disturbing.
ROMANY
You don't want to know. It's awful what they do to their own children, even maiming them so they'd make more pitiful beggars. More frequent in Europe than in the US.
@vaska1999
Citation?
An empty ring finger is a sign of a good life
My thoughts also.
Then leave this planet already.
Says someone who doesn't know how to pick a good spouse. 😂
You know it! I made the decision to not get married in the mid-70’s at the age of 15. It’s 2024, I’m 63 and still don’t regret that decision.
Even as someone that experienced a bad divorce, I'm very sorry for whatever experience you went through that made you feel that way.
Companionship throughout life is a wonderful and fulfilling experience.
First
beginning was incredibly gross in every way, that's going to take a bit to get out of my head.