Christmas At Tritters | House M.D.
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- House and Tritter play cat and mouse over the holidays.
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Season 3 Episode 10
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The strongest liver known to man belongs to House.
After Rick's
Actually it belongs to Michael Malloy
No its Rick Sanchez's
Hes got nothing on me, took waaay more pills with alcohol multiple times everyday for over a decade.
@@markt841 r/ Iamverybadass
If you hated this guy then he was an effective actor
He has been in 2 other films I have seen, each character played amazingly. They are The Rock and The Green Mile.
Cheap Pinoy very true
It's not about Tritter's actor. He's good, definitely good. But it's not just that.
While he does sell the self-righteous asshole role he plays, ultimately it's his fundamental misunderstanding of addiction and pain management which makes me hate him. He has likely never spent a day in his life in as much pain as House deals with, yet he seems to think that he understands the ins and outs of addiction like he's went through it himself, but he hasn't. He's only ever seen it from the outside, and when he sees House, he sees a vendetta. He's a narcissistic manchild just like House is, and on its own, that doesn't really piss me off. What pisses me off is that he thinks he's better than House, and he isn't.
Tritter is obviously dedicated to his job, just like House is. Where House sees a case that interests him, though, Tritter sees suspects who he can hunt down relentlessly. House saves people while often costing them an important aspect of their life, be it social, political, romantic, or sometimes even all of those; but the end result is usually the best one can hope for if their case reaches House: they get treatment, and they live. Tritter probably has done good on other cases, probably put dangerous people away. But as the judge said in the final bout between the two, House wasn't flooding the streets with narcotics. He chose this as a personal mission to persecute House because he saw tendencies that he probably saw in his family, long before.
House does his job out of principal. Tritter was only chasing down House out of pure spite.
@@Crowald perfect comment right there
@@karma3351 No it's not, because the script did most of the work
Chaotic Good vs Lawful Evil
@@MonsterHunter267 House is chaotic good, cop is lawful evil. Maybe even lawful neutral if you give him a chance.
House DEFINITELY Chaotic Neutral
Tritter is not Lawful Evil. He just wants justice served equally. House is a doctor who breaks the law all the time. That s dangerous. Tritter is Lawful Good/Neutral.
More like Chaotic neutral
@@VDA19 No, Tritter went for house for putting a thermometer up his ass. The laws house was breaking was just a method for Tritter to get back at house for that
“And a happy go to hell“ I’ve used this like 3 times and I love it
Doubt it but gold star for posturing in irrelevant youtube comments you sad sack of shit lmfao
I'm so glad I don't know any people deserving of that. Yet.
okay boomer!
@@jaimhaas5170 not at all how that phrase is used…?
To this day, the "and a happy go to Hell" remains one of my favorite lines from the whole series! Also, I really enjoyed this arc, and I think David Morse's Emmy nomination for the role was much deserved!
It was the best role he'd had in lots of years.
Yes
That was so funny lmao 🤣 😂
"I'm also cutting off your vicodin"
House: "that could work"
One of the best lines in the show
Funniest line of the episode
Love how house was more concerned about losing his pills then he was about the possibility of losing his license.
Pain will do that to a guy
That's addiction.
@@kathrynhoward4196 He's not addicted to painkillers. He's desperate to find relief from his pain. Cuddy and Wilson tried to prove a few times that the leg pain was mostly in his head and it never worked. He required painkillers just to be functional.
He was more concerned about losing his addiction than losing his friends, his friends careers, his own career, etc etc.
Pain@@kathrynhoward4196
Cuddy about House: "this hospital's best doctor"
Also Cuddy about House: "he's a child." XD
Liuhuayue when the best doctor is a child, you know you can trust your life to the hospital lol
Doogie House-er ?
+Liuhuayue Actually many genuis act like child's in certain aspects
A drugged up one whose addicted to painkillers and only is competent because of it thanks to writer contrivance solely devised to make it so.
@@jameswhite3415 And you're clearly not a "genuis" as you can't even spell it correctly, it "genius".
I always found it annoying, yet strangely funny how Tritter is abusing his power as a cop, as well as the legal system just because he can’t get over House being an ass to him.
Synecdoche Films yes going that far just because House didn’t attend him like he wanted to in the clinic.
This is something that really amuses me. When people fall in love with a character, anything they do is justified. House was an ass. And people were like, the dude shouldn’t suffer any consequences for being an ass, because he’s a lovable ass. Same goes to Charlie Sheens fan.
Vulpes Lagopus here the difference was an ass but Tritter was just plain evil, seriously taking it that far for something he started
+ Synecdoche Films
The House~Tritter thing did start with the two of them being petty/asses. But once Tritter found out House was abusing his position he was almost duty bound to 'get him'. It was his job/duty he wasn't just being an ass.
Cheezsoup yeah it was his job to do his own job poorly so he could catch House... Damn cop logic.
Where is cuddly?
"in this drawer it's a rescue mission "😁😂😂😂
Amazing punchline :)
House wants to get cuddly with Cuddy
I like how house is at the same time explaining the case to foreman, occasionnally peeking to see if cuddy arrives, while mainly focusing on foreman's lockpicking technic to lezrn it.
Detectives cannot work out deals. Only DAs can do that AND they cannot talk to the person about it. Its supposed to be through the lawyers. Charges could easily be dropped for this.
*County Prosecutor is what it is called in NJ* and Detectives can pass on messages or convince prosecutors to not charge but do a plea deal without the other persons attorney if they are being nice. Charges could *not* easily be dropped unless you get some trial Judge that thinks only Lawyers know the law. Hint: They don't.
fred fuchs anybody can work a deal with anybody as long as you know people and have a little money
Yeah, and House had no business performing multiple coronary, neurological and other types of surgery that he DID perform. So they''re even.
Pepe
@@MasterChiefSamus that's not how this works
That's not how any of this works
"Merry Christmas."
*"And a happy go to hell."*
"I'm cutting off your vicodin"
"....that could work"
I love the attention to detail in this show. Foreman is better at breaking and entering than House and they show this even before he does it. At 5:01 they make sure to show him seeing something better to break it open with in a few seconds and its been in House's face the whole time. And of course it breaks it open quick as hell. I love it.
For anyone who's never seen the full run of episodes, after tritter got Cuddy to take away House's vicodin and House couldn't find another way to get it, he stole Percocet out of the pharmacy that belonged to a patient of Wilson's that had recently died
@@r0bw00d 1.4m views, I beg to differ
The comment is search
I just realized (slomo) it was 30pills, but no mgs. I have no idea how many mgs he was taking of vicodin but, as a sufferer of kidneystones, I've found percocet much more effective for a much lower dose. Since the bottle was empty... assuming 10mg... 300 mg perc? Yeah I'm surprised he's alive.
@@purduephotog10 perc 30s
❤ It was oxycodone not percocet.
The very first and last lines of this episode: Tritter saying "merry Christmas". A classic episode!
Wilson betrays him, forces him to go cold turkey, and then judges him when house acts like house.
Never disliked him as I did in that moment. That was shitty of him, especially with how Tritter was being.
*So you haven't actually watched much of House M.D. then, huh?*
Watched the whole thing, it's just unlike so many people who buy into this cultural phenomena of shows centered around sociopathic assholes where everyone tries to excuse, ignore and or deny them being sociopathic assholes...
i don't fall for the ploy.
*I'm not denying House was an addict (although more like "dependent" actually)*
It's basically the same thing, House has no actual pain or symptoms he needs the drugs for, he just needs them to avoid withdrawal becasue he's addicted to them.
*but his limp and his pain are completely real, and he is indeed a cripple, as anyone could plainly see thew few times they showed his bare leg.*
Wilson literally tells house that his pain is totally mental, and that he dosn't need the pills for any reason other than because it creates a sympathetic feeling that he can abuse/use around people...which he does and which the show's entire fan-base whether they think it or not has bought into.
Hello there fellow Slytherin 🐍
@@mckenzie.latham91 tritter broke just as many laws and probably does it quite commonly.
+GoAwayGoogle
Name the laws he broke...
There's no legal barrier preventing doctors from writing a script for themselves. House can just say he wrote it.
Daniel Broderick but he takes insanely high doses so they would have proof he's stoned, he takes like 80mg
katelyn ast Being high isn't illegal, and tolerance is a perfectly acceptable excuse. And doctors are technically able to provide a "verbal script". Meaning, they can just ask a pharmacist for something, and it would technically be legal. This is considered highly unprofessional, discouraged, and rarely done, but it is legal nonetheless. Furthermore, fraud isn't fraud if you specifically have the person's permission. So even if House was proven to have written a script using Wilson's name, Wilson could say he okayed it, but was currently unavailable, so house wrote it.
Daniel Broderick being impaired while driving and providing medical care are completely illigal
80mg of Hydrocodone is not a lot for those with a tolerance. They make 80mg OxyContin tablets and it has to do with physical tolerance. "Stoned" is a relative standard. Me on a high dose of Hydrocodone is completely different than you on a high dose of Hydrocodone because I've been on narcs for years for legitimate pain. If you wanted to prove impairment you'd have to pull the patients entire medical history, the duration, strength, type, etc. of the narcotic, and breaks, etc. to really prove it to the point of being impaired. It is very difficult to prosecute impaired driving cases when people are on prescription drugs alone but usually things like them hitting a telephone pole are obvious indicators along with numerous other substances like alcohol and marijuana.
Exactly. Lets say someone has a prn script for Xanax or some sleeping pill. Even if it wasn't an as needed script it is similar to one having a bottle of whiskey 3/4th's full because they have a taste sometimes but are not intoxicated or otherwise seriously impaired.
Well, it's not lupus
Liam O'Hara i
its never lupus
But it could be...
Liam O'Hara
I hope that cop has lupus.
I'm probably one of the few people that liked Tritter's character. Davis Morse did a good job playing him. My issue with this whole arc was how House and everyone was so helpless against his abuse of power. In real life they could have went to the justice department and his superiors and let them know the conflict of interest.
Your faith in the justice system is touching.
To do that, he would’ve had to reveal what Tritter had against him. The case would’ve been turned over to a different detective, who would not care for forcing House to humiliate himself in exchange for leniency, and would just simply throw the book at him. Tritter gets his hands slapped and House gets 10 years in prison for Drug Trafficking. Bad End.
@@Orion-yd4dy exactly. Everyone here is throwing around the word "abuse of power". Like Tritter entered Houses place without an order and then arrested him or something. Tritter was simply picking on the crumbs that House was leaving around. If Tritter had really wanted to destroy house he would have shared all the information with his department, yet he kept trying to have House give up and acknowledge he was being a jerk, but then House would do something more stupid and make things worse. I'm sure that outside of this situation Tritter is actually a good cop.
@@Baykko It may not have been abuse of power all the way through, but it was at the beginning. Don't forget, he first got House over a trumped up driving while intoxicated charge, then held me without an intent of charging him so they could search his place. He also forced the hospital to cut back on prescribing pills, even though the problem was just one doctor and tried to blackmail Foreman into ratting on House. Also, cutting off Wilson, Cameron, and Foreman's accounts when they latter two hadn't even prescribed anything to House ever was just absurd. Tritter went on a giant fishing expedition.
@@Orion-yd4dy 100
The hospital has amazing lawyers. All Cuddy had to do was have one rep House in a complaint against Tritter and it would have been over.
In fact Tritter starts his crusade when confronting house on his motorcycle. Says that house's pupils are dilated. 1) It is night and dark, that is common. 2) Vicodin causes pupils to pinpoint, not dilate.
Anyone else enjoying the antihero vs. anti-antihero dynamic? Two characters of similar power, one with the power of intelligence and one of institution, brawling to be the hero of their own narrative. So much genius packed into this show!
I kind of hate it, actually, since virtually everyone is shamelessly biased in favor of House even though Tritter basically _is_ House, just in a different career.
@@kathrynhoward4196 Tritter did make the decision to be a poop-eating piggy. Not exactly the same as being a doctor.
@@josemexicanmexican7602 What on Earth...? I was referring to their personalities being remarkably similar. They're both enormous assholes with egos the size of the moon, which has nothing to do with their respective careers. But people hate Tritter because he abuses his power as a police officer... and those same people conveniently ignore the fact that House shamelessly, and without provocation, abuses his own power as a doctor.
@@kathrynhoward4196 House fundamentally helps people. Tritter fundamentally hurts people.
@@josemexicanmexican7602 Yeah, no. You think having House's medical license revoked wouldn't have helped people? He was addicted to Vicodin. In the real world, nobody would care how many people he saved; being stoned is a big no-no in the medical community. The only reason House got to keep his job was because it was his show, and they made up a bunch of bullshit reasons to keep him around when, in reality, he never would have been permitted to practice medicine while addicted to a painkiller, not to mention his attitude and general dickery would get him sued to hell and back.
Did you forget about the time he essentially tortured that burn victim? He should've been put in prison for that alone.
I don't know why people insist on romanticizing this character. By his own admission, there wasn't much about him to like.
Wilson - "I did this to help you." Why Wilson continues the friendship at all, is the underlying question. Leaving House lying on the floor in his own vomit was a great start.
I find it really strange that Tritter always got to have the final say. It was just very uncharacteristic of House not to retort. It's actually why I hate Tritter as a character, his arc was very rigged in his favor. Even their last confrontation was strange, he just walks off like he's been a good guy all along as if we the audience didn't see him try to frame House of being a drug dealer, sabotaging a number of doctors he's clearly aware of being in the saving of lives business, and repeatedly making petty attacks for his personal pleasure..
As opposed to all the other story arcs which are rigged in house's favor. You should find the change of pace refreshing.
@@scottmatheson3346 When it comes to 2 character who've both had arcs rigged in their favor, the reason why it's fine for the writing to favor House is because the show is literally named after him.
We have 1 character who's defining feature is that the writing is in his favor, then a new character shows up and the writing favoring him trumps the character who's defining feature it is.
He’s a hypocrite
I like him because I don't see him as his own character. I just see him as a representative for a wall that House runs into - it helps that Tritter seemingly has no personality. He's just cold, stable, and delivers the facts
For the writing to be rigged in favor of some random new guy, that would be annoying...but I liked it 'cause it felt like it was "rigged" in favor of the system
@@basbarbeque6718that's a load of bullshit. The harsh reality is that House was asking for it for years now.
something tells me tritter has a personal vendetta against House for some reason
Derek Wall house stuck a thermometer up his butt
@@THFC23 he tripped a cripple
I can’t imagine what would make you think that
Tritter is so annoying, I can't even binge watch this season because of him
Crystal Lee just skeep this arc thats what i always do
Ikr. The worst. I mean even vogler wasn't half as bad.
holohulolo when the problem first started i thought they would get rid of him as easily as they did with Vogler but as the episodes went I hatted Tritter more and more.
He gave House huge trouble and really made everyone to get against him, with Vogler he got rid off him in an easier way
Sara Zonana
I'm not just annoyed I find Tritter to be such a detestable character. I get that him and Vougler are suppose to be the villain in the show, and we're suppose to sympathise for House and hate the villain. But I'm not having a problem with him trying to get rid of House and stop him from doing what he should be doing.
I'm bothered by the character, he is a hypocrite. He does what he does as if he's doing it for the greater good, to save people from House's snide and sarcastic remarks. But really he's just doing it because he wants to get back at House for those that are done on him. He felt disrespected. He is petty. He has this smug look on his face whenever he got one over House, as if gloating at him.
It's funny how he's speaking of standing up and dealing with a bully by means of.. bullying. I suspect he's been waiting his whole life to get this opportunity, this excuse to be a bully himself, to abuse his power and gratify over dominating another person. It must be especially rewarding for him to dominate someone like House.
holohulolo Tritter And Vogler we’re both evil two guys abusing power claiming they were fighting for the greater good, both huge hypocrites.
The only reason Vogler is slightly more tolerable is because he was easier to get rid off. Cuddy and the board were the ones who decided who they preferred to have. Tritter had absolute power to do whatever he wanted with Cuddy being helpless.
Well she later found a way to save House from going to jail but The Reason we hate Tritter more than Vogler is because Tritter had more power.
Since House is based on Sherlock Holmes I see Tritter and Vogler As the Moriarty of the series, maybe David Shore couldn’t keep one through The Whole show so he gave House two different enemies to represent Sherlock’s biggest enemy.
I just love doctor house
House: give them the medicines
Cuddy: sit down
House: stand up
lol o lol ahhaha
"Where's Cuddy?"
"In this drawer, it's a rescue mission"
No matter what his defenders say, Tritter had a personal vendetta against house. From the time House shoved that thermometer up his butt, Tritter made it his mission to humiliate and destroy house to prove who is the alpha dog.
Yep. Which doesn't mean he shouldn't have pursued it. Realistically, House's behavior was unacceptable, period.
next Christmas buy me a sweater. God I miss this show
House introduced me to Zat You, Santa Claus? by Louis Armstrong and it's my all time favourite Christmas song! "And a happy go to hell." gets me every timexD
Everybody seems to be so upset with Tritter. I think he's a wonderful compliment to the season - raw, cold, and calculating. Quite like House himself really, in many different aspects. Yet it seems like the conflict is only because people don't want House to have any conflicts without a quick ending to the fight with House winning. The brilliance of Tritter is he's like a bulldog, he gets a hold of something, and he never stops, again, just like House. Tritter is intimidating, while House is intimidating with a sense of humor.
Yeah, I really get annoyed when people hate on Tritter when he's not doing anything that House hasn't done the entire series. The only difference is framing. The show frames House as a hero and his unethical, power-abusing actions as entirely justified. But as soon as someone turns that table on him, everyone starts seething in rage at the opponent. Tritter is doing just doing his job.
@@Christopher_TG 'Yeah, I really get annoyed when people hate on Tritter when he's not doing anything that House hasn't done the entire series.'
False. There are plenty of times when house does something that might cross some ethical or legal lines but when house does it he does it because it is in the best interests of his patient to do so. Tritter is a manipulative pos who is deliberately out to get house in a vindictive manner and for petty reasons, and is overtly malicious in the manner he does it. All while using the law as a shield for his actions
It's more because 'f* cops'
House's job is a doctor. He finds out what's wrong with people, he treats it.
Tritter's job, on the other hand, is a cop. He's supposed to uphold the law. Can't exactly say breaking the law's in service to it, whereas breaking the law can very much save a patient's life. Yes, what House does wouldn't be tolerable in real life. But Tritter's a lot worse, because he has no excuse. He's just a vindictive hypocrite. House saves lives.
@@JS-wp4gs well that's not true. There are plenty of times when house's behavior is deliberately not in the best interest of his patient, and more broadly he never really has the interests of his patients at heart. He is in it for the intellectual challenge, not for their well-being, and dismisses suffering patients whose cases do not interest him.
It's an interesting dynamic. Tritter seems to have sold himself on the idea that he has some public interest agenda in mind, whether you agree with him or not. House on the other hand makes no pretense of being anything other than entirely self-interested, and yet his fans make for him arguments that he won't make for himself.
I wish there was a pirated, _FULL_ episode posted to RUclips that I could watch *rn* - these snippets have me craving!
www.dailymotion.com/video/x4uo5cv its got a border but its the full episode
Drex google 123movies house md season 1, and enjoy.
Or another website called yesmovies
hoola bella why pay if there’s an option not to pay tho
its on netflix.
@hoola bella Free is always better than not free.
Tritter reminds me of a five year old
“He was mean to me to I tripped a cripple and put the best doctor in the area in jail so others will suffer!”
*THAT WILL TEACH HIM*
Except House is not only an actual pill addict, he also willfully committed fraud and forgery to cover up/try to fight agaisnt tritter's totally accurate claim he was a pill popper.
he also committed additional fraud and forgery once again to get Wilson's dead patients prescription for himself...which Tritter nailed him on because he is an addict and they're predicable...
Surprise, but most businesses, and specially hospitals have problems with their staff being addicted to any kind of drugs...
and committing fraud and forgery are also serious crimes, which house did willingly and without remorse.
Mckenzie .Latham
Party next weekend at mine. You’re not invited.
House is the child
@@michaelsimpson3574 why would anyone ever want to be with you?
8:46
Would've been better if Tritter replied with, "What deal?" And make House admit that his best option is going to rehab. And then making House beg. House would object and start yelling at him, and THEN Tritter would tell him the deal was off the table. The whole song and dance would just be Tritter making House squirm.
This cop is as petty as any real life detective. They are crooks who can’t stand being disrespected.
David Morse is awesome. I like his acting best from The Rock, but he was pretty good in The Green Mile, too.
He was incredible as George Washington in the John Adams miniseries.
He played a serial killer in disturbia .
That's the thing about Tritter. Whether you think that he's right or not depends on how you viewed the very first incident between him and House. Tritter believes that House is in the wrong and that he's the man of justice. The issue here lies with the fact that House DID diagnose him based on what he observed, something that many doctors do. When House made to leave, Tritter tripped him, hence the first bullet. It was only after that moment did House strike back and stick a thermometer up the man's ass. Tritter believes that House is the bully, and to a certain extent, he's right, House is a bully, but not to Tritter. Tritter is literally what every bully is, he tries to force House into doing something he wanted, and when House retaliated, he became vindictive and kept going after everyone around House until he forces House into doing what he doesn't want to do.
No, youre wrong. Rewatch it. Tritter changes his tone with house when he takes the vicodin and sees house as an addict because of it. Everyone believes this has to do with power, but its legitimately because tritter things addicts are a danger to society. He kicks his cane after that. He list all respect for house and considered him an addict. Once he did the most basic of detective work he realized house was being covered for by everyone and his addiction was a ticking timebomb, which it was. I dont understand how anybody can be this hard on tritter while ignoring everything house does for his own selfishness. Including forging his friends signature for drugs
@@Joshpower57 House is a villain, and Tritter the anti-hero we needed.
The third time I was quietly begging House to say to this bastard "get out of my office" again.
I was so proud of him.
Am I a little childish ?
Louvie Nah. I was thinking the same thing. Could be that we're spiteful. Nothing to be ashamed of; it's one of House's charms, after all.
0:37 Merry Christmas...and a happy Go to Hell😂 my favorite line in this
2:15 House creates his own problems.
Mysteries of life:
4) Third secret of Fatima;
3) Most Holy Trinity;
2) Consciousness;
1) Why they cancelled House M.D.
House MD didn't get cancelled. It ended on a good note.
What are you talking about they didn't cancel it they ended it and unlike what you seem to believe there can be to much of a good thing, they told every story they wanted to tell and ended it in a satisfying manner, which is much more than most shows manage to achieve.
@That One yup, but the final arc was magnifecent, (Wilson cancer)
My name is fatimah. Ask me all my secrets...
Actually no. Pass...
"Merry Christmas."
"And a happy go to hell!" kkkkkk I love it.
As someone who also lives with chronic pain, Tritter hits way too close to home by using house's pain meds to manipulate him. The thing is that it's completely pointless to force someone into recovery because it never sticks if the person doesn't want it. I could write a book on this scenario and how it is reflected in the real world/ how things have progressed since its creation but I don't wanna😂
"Only an idiot stands between Ahab and his whale... MOVE." Woah
"So I'm assuming there's more to this threat"
"I'm taking away your Vicodin"
"😮 That could work"
Other people are smart too. Being polite is an incredible insurance policy.
I can't believe they actually used a tinsel-wipe-cut at the start of this episode. I didn't even know tinsel-wipes were a thing.
Also, why is Tritter seemingly beating his hands on his thighs in rhythm to the drum-break on the Louis Armstrong song on the soundtrack? Is Tritter such a good detective that he not only knows he's on a TV show, but can hear the soundtrack? O_O How Lynchian.
Why is everyone hating on Tritter so much? That was brilliant writing what he had and a really good casting for him too!
@@cactusmalone No, it's biased viewers who are too stupid to realize that House and Tritter are basically the same person, just in different careers.
@@kathrynhoward4196No way 😮😮😮 Youre so smart!!! Like no else!!!! Get over yourself clown.
Finally, somebody put house in his place. Tritter is the Man!
Tritter is a thug with a badge, like most cops.
And the judge that let House go free is the one who put Tritter in his place.
You gotta respect Tritter for how far he went to try to hold House accountable for his bad/illegal behavior.
I agree...we can see too many cases in this country where repeat felons are crashing vehicles into innocent parade goers.
@@jaimhaas5170 well played 👌
But he used his powers unethically just like house dude
@@cactusmalone good point
@@regalshot.2423so what? He gave house the taste of same medicine
This is... oddly justified. Tritter's obsession is just frightening and borderline evil. But anyone should hope House could get off the Vicodin and practice without it. The problem is, Tritter doesn't care about House or his health or safe practices, he just wants to see him in jail. Then again, House kinda does bring it on himself for doing illegal shit, so... I feel conflicted.
Tiia Mannix good writing is good writing, water is wet.
benzlover55 I agree with you, but at the same time it's not that obvious to some people. I've seen a shit ton of people shit on Titter just because "muh doktor house iz cewl and shouldn't hav consequances 4 his actions zomg" Like bitch please, we love him cause of his shittiness, but the story would suck if he didn't get he didn't get punished for said asshatness sometimes
Arisa yup
I don't. Drug addiction is a medical problem, not a criminal one, regardless of what the BS laws say. The whole antagonism between them started when the cop took out his anger about clinic wait times out on House (who wasn't in control of it), and when he didn't like how House responded to it, decided to trip a cripple by kicking out his cane.
House's addiction does cause problems, sure, but it's the hospital's call as to whether he's fit enough to practice, and frankly, no-one without a medical degree has any buisness telling a chronic pain patient that they shouldn't be taking meds.
The cop needs to stick to crimes that actually have a victim, rather than abusing an unjust law to go after someone for a personal grudge (which actually, should have excluded him from working on any case involving House in the first place).
House is a criminal (technically), an ass, and an addict that needs help, but Tritter is the menace to society.
You've got a case of good script poisoning.
*Sit down*
*Stand up*
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It was so Satisfying House didn’t give in and folded in front of Tritter coz he was Abusing his power without any remorse , House was an ass to him but not with evil intentions , he did it because tritter insisted on useless procedure even though house told him he doesn’t have it and he kicked his cane just coz he couldn’t stand House treating him like a nobody , Tritter was just an Ass who didn’t care about Right and wrong , that’s simply horrible and truly evil
American Enigma _ I agree, couldn’t say it better and even though House suffered a lot through this process at the end he won over Tritter
I don't think Tritter was that evil, but very proud. Remember how hard house resisted that rich guy from season 1 even though the rich guy offered so much money to the hospital. It was because house simply despises being controlled. Cuddy even says it one point that you don't control house, you manage him.
I think humiliating Twitter is like trying to control house. You make an instant enemy.
I think Tritter would have qualified as evil if he planted evidence. As it stands he simply had to wait for house to screw up so that he could catch him breaking the law.
What a load...
House is a drugged up sociopath whose addicted to painkillers and only is competent because of it thanks to writer contrivance solely devised to make it so.
He totally has been scarfing down pain pills like meth while actively working at a hospital...and yes that is a criminal crime...becasue you're knowingly putting people's life at danger willingly...
again the only reason house's drugged up nature hasn't caused a death or screwed up too big is because the writers write it that way...
actual addicts in multiple jobs often will eventually self destruct, screw up and suffer from their addictions as it impacts their jobs and lives...
only in fictional tv show can this be not true.
Second House, commits crimes and or beaks the law whenever he feels like it, such as actual forgery, fraud (like when he told a patient and her fiance that she was pregnant by rare self conception, even forging fake documents when she actually cheated, just to win a bet) etc.
Police can actually detect forgery, if Wilson lied under oath and committed perjury he would lose his license and would face nearly 5 years in prison.
House is a sociopath so of course he didn't care about putting Wilson in danger he only wanted to get away from his reckoning so he could keep his painkillers...
ps. house's limp is totally fake and mental, he's not really a cripple, his mind just sees it that way to keep his pills...
as Tritter says, addicts are addicts and they're predicable. That's how he nailed House for scooping up a dead man's prescription for himself...again through fraud and forgery.
Nicholas Bury ~ Tritter accused House of being a bully, while being a bully himself. Tritter just wanted to be top bully on the block.
+kubejunkie
I'm tired of writing similar responses to everyone's weak excuses, so sue me.
I dealt with someone like Tritter before. Now I work minimum wage
What happened
I'm sure you brought some of that on yourself. If you can't bounce back and find a better job then you have bigger issues.
Happens in other countries too, not just America. Some countries you'd be lucky to live to tell the tale.
Start a business bro. Good luck
@@billybassman21 slugman mindset
I couldn’t stand Tritter, what he did was completely out of line and Evil
Ohh Wilson betraying him was just the awful, how could he do that to his best friend and not only that still conspiring with Cuddy to leave him without his Vicodin.
Cactus Jack and yet all his team were able to handle the pressure sure Chase was pissed by being punched but still didn’t betray House with Tritter
Amber was the best Villain by far.
Sara Zonana he needed a bigger thermometer
Because...House needed the help? During eight seasons, he was an ass, he almost fucked people's life, and Wilson bailed him out everytime.
And even at the end, Wilson's last words to House were all harsh.
House wasn't just self-destroying, he was destroying everything around him. Including the people that loved him.
Tritter may be an jerk, but House wasn't a saint, and Tritter was exactly what he needed: An wake-up call to what reality really is.
Cactus Jack TRITTER WAS IN THE RIGHT! How can people be so blind to the reason Tritter existed? House was basically a stoner practicing medicine and because he constantly got away with it he did whatever he pleased. You cannot do that, especially when your a medical practitioner.
Can you just bring back House? Please???
let me get uh put it back on Netflix rigth???
let me get uh try Dailymotion
Watch the good doctor. It's by the same producer and it's really good.
Obed Sierra , I've requested that they put it back on Netflix.. I hope they do...
kimberly s I've watched the show 3 times now. I need more episodes 😂
I hate Twitter. What a good performance by this actor.
Morse, first name, I think, David. Great actor. Big career on stage too
+Joseph1NJ I'm completely inactive on Twitter myself. I don't even have a Twitter account.
Yeah, Twitter’s been pretty insufferable ever since it malnourished into a massively malevolent political soapbox.
David Morse is an extremely underrated actor
There's something special about seeing house surrendering to someone in this show.
He never did
@@ChazzZimmermanMedia care to explain?
OMG I just noticed that Tritter is David morse from the movie the green mile.
I read that David Morse asked to play this role because he hates the house character and wanted to torment him. 😄
He's really enjoying his work.
House vs Tritter was my favorite part of the season... it was really interesting to see someone match up to House in terms of stubbornness and wit and actually piss him off
my favorite parts of the show is when House goes to war with someone lol
He didn't have anywhere near the wit House had.
But he didn't need any wit...like tritter says, addicts are dumb/predictable when it comes to their fix...and nailed house on forgery and fraud as well as being a pill addict...
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Funny thing was Tritter was ultimately right about House
@@michaelsimpson3574 what an ironic comment
"In this door, it's a rescue mission" xD
David Morse was always easy to hate! Great actors are seldom good guys!
"Is that you, Santa Claus?!"
Perfect timing. 😁0:20
IS THAT YOU... SANTA CLAUS?!
House: there has to be more
Cuddly: I'm taking away your Vicodin
House: that could work 😳
oh heck no, theres no way he picked that lock with two scrawny wires like that
Wheres Cutty? In this drawer, it's a rescue mission! 😆😆😆😆
"Merry Christmas"
"And a happy go to hell"
I see a few people blaming house for this whole situation/being the bully.
This is a case of circumstances.
1: neither house or tritter knew eachother, tritter didnt know house is the best doctor in diagnostics, so something simple didnt need to be tested. House didnt know tritter was a detective.
2: both house and tritter have huge egos. Gregory house, is literally an anagram for "huge ego, sorry". tritter probably had a huge ego because of how many cases he has solved.
3: tritter instigated this whole situation because he tripped house by kicking his cane, house fueled the situation by using his home field advantage.
4: tritter being a bully with a badge pulls house over because he assumed house had narcotics on him, being able to cause house the problems he did. House knew the judge would have thrown the case out as soon as house gave the judge his medical history and a few testimonies from co workers and patients. Thats why he told wilson it was done and over with when wilson bailed him out.
5: tritter just had to be the one who won so he starts investigating house waiting for him to slip up. Cuddy knew what the whole thing was over and to keep her self image safe she started vicodin blocking house. Instead of just writing him prescriptions until houses court case was over. So house had to forge a prescription for himself, letting tritter get what he needed to not need anyone of houses co workers to testify against him. Which is why cuddy finally lied on the stand and the judge threw out the charge because she knows that house wasnt selling, he was using for his leg pain.
This whole situation would have been avoided if house left the exam room and asked for another doctor for conflict of interest.
I didn't know about the anagram, really cool !
Thank you
Do some people just decide to be a bully as a career when they grow up? Cause that's exactly what Tritter is. Nothing worse then someone who to eager to do their job.
The guy singing at the start sounds like Dr. Doofenschmirtz
Yes I thought the exact same thing
...the great Louis Armstrong.
I refuse to believe House doesn't know how to pick a lock.
The character of Tritter, his quest for revenge, the breakdown of House and his addiction, it's all great.
It's just such a shame the writers took this entire arc and threw it in the trash at the very end for the sake of the status quo. The ending to the Tritter plotline is the reason I originally dropped the series. Felt so insulting and made the whole experience a waste of time.
I mean, House has signed prescription painkillers in Wilson's name for already dead patients. In the real world, House would've at the very least lost his license to practice medicine. Prison time is not out of the question for stealing a controlled substance.
Gregory House: Not by this clinic's definition since I'm neither a moron nor a mindless drone! at 7:24 LOL
I like Tritter's demeanor, calm but strict.
I cant hate on tritter because hes doing his job plus we all know house is an addict at this point and could endanger patients in the near future
I love House as a character but his stubbornness/resistance to power is definitely his greatest fault.
Don't forget his worthless pride. How he loved to cling to it.
Really good attention to detail: 5:10 House says " That's why gallium scan was bright", Foreman is confused because House hasn't even seen the Gallium Scan yet, because he already knew it was bright
“I’m going to get you some acetaminophen with codeine”
10 seconds later
“Our policy forbids prescribing opiates to new patients”
Amber was the best Villain.
If he was smart he would've blackmailed tritter into admitting to assaulting him when he tripped him in the office and recorded it
The thing about this is that at some point, house's addiction becomes the bad guy in his own story, which is why even though I know tritter started this because he was pissed, at the end you almost want him to lock up house
8:03 moments like this remind me how this character is both the strongest and the weakest at the same time, and its pure genius.
You don’t like Tritter because you see things on House’s side. If you were a real patient, you wouldn’t like him but it’s just a show anyway.
Cuddy cutting off House's Vicodin was a *low* blow. She of all people should've understood that that was blackmail, and realistically was unethical.
Anyone else see Tritter as Lucifer? Masterful performance by David Morse.
he's regretting the moment he even thought about taking this guy's rectal temp
not really
house needs to get yelled at more. people let him have the final word too often .
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seriously this guy is lucky people care for him, he doesn't deserve it.
With all the Vicodin House takes, he must be constipated six ways to hell.
I actually don't hate Tritter. He has valid points. He's more than just a stereotypical flat villain, he's a plot device. He asks you questions you don't want to think about.
Can't blame this one on the cop.
House being so flip-floppity about whether or not he would take the deal is what ruined him here. He should have made a choice and planned ahead for the results of that, rather than making it up as he went
Tritter was right.
He's so heavyhanded trying to get the prescription. Not typical house, but you could say he's strung out or assumes the doctor is an idiot. Or both lol