@AnarchyPenguin They’re only mandated reporters *if there was reasonable suspicion* not just based on “groomer lines.” In the context he used it (right after she said she was used to people looking at her butt, which is reasonable given the whole swimming thing) it sounds creepy, but doesn’t rise to the level of reporting it. They didn’t even know she was pregnant at the time.
"An abortion is not the same as ending a person's life. Young children giving birth are at risk of death or losing their ability to have children altogether."
@@TheYearIs5077YouveJustDied It is. Objectively speaking. For whatever reason it is done, yes, someone dies. And I have a problem with death penalty for innocents. Now, of course, if really there is no way to save both, then save one. However, let me tell you the case of a young girl (13) who got pregnant here in my country. A buch of vultures, I read, convinced her to end the life of her 7 month-old baby, and the result is she gave birth to a dead body. The baby doesn't disappear after his or her death. Why would anyone do that? Well, some people here want babies to be offed up until birth.
@caetlinbirmingham5077 It is. Objectively speaking. For whatever reason it is done, yes, someone dies. And I have a problem with death penalty for innocents. Now, of course, if really there is no way to save both, then save one. However, let me tell you the case of a young girl (13) who got pregnant here in my country. A buch of vultures, I read, convinced her to end the life of her 7 month-old baby, and the result is she gave birth to a dead body. The baby doesn't disappear after his or her death. Why would anyone do that? Well, some people here want babies to be offed up until
@caetlinbirmingham5077 Of course it is. Zygote, embryo, fetus, infant, toddler, child, adolescent, and adult are all stages of human development and are human at every stage. That doesn't mean abortion is never justified. The case presented here is a prime example of "for the health of the mother."
They definitely played it up all episode that it was the coach. The reveal at the end about her wanting it and only being worried about him telling her parents.. what a well written episode
same, but I think that was the goal. the "these kids are very mature" line did foreshadow the underlying cause of her TTP, but it's also what adults tell their victims when they've been grooming them. given the show was written by at least one actual practicing doctor who would've seen that in her career, I don't think it was a coincidence
so many jerks trying to convince creeps-ville is a healthy way are clear indications these people are dying from some real brain rot. Just how many stable humans are left until we inevitably go back into the earth?
When kids seem mature, it's either an accident (they are mimicking behavior) or very much on purpose (some sort of massive trauma.) At least in this case it's the former.
Wait, was this a joke? Bc I first thought he was actually a ventriloquist but now it seems like they dubbed it in post production and he never actually said it on screen??😅
@@PfEMPHe actually says it, you can tell from his neck and chin movement. "Oh God" doesn't require lip movement, but it does look funny. Somehow I feel like his accent makes it even less necessary for mouth movement of certain phrases lol
When he says, "I know," he's not talking about the plasmapheresis. Hugh Laurie did such a great job getting the complexity of a character who actually cared too much for all of his patients, but denied that - even to himself
I cant believe this kid died at 21. ! A mixture of epilepsy and meds. So sad for her parents and family to lose someone so obviously a bright star. We are fortunate here to witness her talent at an early age, and shes here to be remembered forever.
@@creationmuse2313 right - anyone. I appreciate the longer sportswear. We did not have that option years ago. Especially beach volleyball - sand in your butt crack sucks. I competed in 3 - swimming, gymnastics, and beach ball. FYI in gymnastics, pulling on a wedgie is cause for point deduction.
i once had to walk home from my dance class in just a leotard, dance shorts, and ballet tights - cars, train station, centre of town…never had issues with showing my body to doctors again😂
Not correct. Throughout most of human history, 12 was the starting age for breeding. "Adulthood" is a modern invention. Just a few hundred years ago, a 13yo boy was a Man, and was already building a house for him and his bride to live in.
@misssherlock2991 No, it doesn't. Puberty starts at 8-10 for females, and 10-13 for males. It has ALWAYS been this way. You have the dumbest take on evolution I've heard today. Life expectancy hasn't changed in thousands of years. "Life expectancy", in the context you're using it, only changed due to less childhood deaths, over the last 100 years. People have typically lived into their 70s for thousands of years. Which has nothing to do with onset age of puberty. You literally have no clue what you're talking about. When you're just making it up as you go, it's best not to hit the reply button, genius. You don't have a basic grasp of biology, evolution, or basic math.
The coach is played by Eddie McClintock probably best known for Warehouse 13 on the SyFy channel. Mary is played by Skye McCole Bartusiak died in 2014 at age 21 of an accidental drug overdose. Skye also coincidentally also had epilepsy.
@johndunn6756 It was an overdose of hydrocodone, difluoroethane and carisoprodol. A painkiller, an inhalant and a muscle relaxer, none of which are prescribed for epilepsy. She was abusing prescription drugs, let’s be honest here. DFE is like huffing computer duster, I don’t even know where she could’ve gotten it, but it definitely wasn’t prescribed. She was a talented girl, but child stars often struggle with substance abuse and evidently, she did. We need to be honest about these things to bring attention to the real problems.
@@Sniperboy5551Well she probably wouldn't start abusing these substances if the medical care in the US wasn't so horrible. You say she took "muscle relaxer"? That's probably because she was in physical pain and the regular painkillers weren't doing the trick. I hate to pull gender into arguments, but it is also a fact that even today in the 21st century doctors tell women that their pain is nothing, that they are being hysterical and overreacting etc. When your whole health care system is based on human exploitation,of course the patients will make do with what they have.
I would advise not going into pro-Trump threads when the discussion turns toward his past young partners. The creep factor in his defense goes sky high.
@@vickys.love00 Theres one person under multiple comments saying she made the decision herself. Kinda making me wonder if somebody should check their hard drives..
Meanwhile MY neck is killing me right now, but I'm a man so obviously I can't be pregnant. I'm also 27 so can't be age I HAVE been spinning my head in a constant 360 degrees, but I don't think that's related
My grandma gave birth to my aunt at the age of 15. No abortion and she had to drop out of school to raise her and then had my mom, and two uncles. She had the first two because she had a con artistic abusive boyfriend
My daughter is a swimmer. Her team has out of state meets that they travel to as a team for kids 10 and older. My daughter has traveled on the bus with her team and coaches. It's not unusual. The kids have a lot of fun. How is it any different than kids going to a sleep away camp over summer break?
Its a shame no one saw. Her (from her celebrating underwater) perfect dive being overshadowed. Also why did she suddenly have to go to the hospital and not the guy bleeding dead/unconscious🤔. I mean i know why she went Now but it didn’t show why she went in the first place.
Kinda shocked that any other abuse wasn't on the table when he first broke the news. I know House likes to jump to conclusions, but '12yo passing out drunk at a party' doesn't seem any more likely than an older "boyfriend" or grooming
We are trained for our first thoughts to be, predatory man, victim girl.😮💨 Some people are calling the boy SHE decided to sleep with, the predator. More like, he was the prey. Puberty is the door to adulthood. Boys/men in general have it tough.😮💨 ACCUSATIONS!
House is so good. He acts like he doesn't care then the scene at the end... The writers and his acting are a perfect combo. I'd want this dude as my Dr
Im still head- scratching my head on the other sub-story: why was the coach on the swim deck bleeding from his ear? Obviously he hit his head and has a skull fracture...
If I’m remembering right, it was something like meningitis and so the hospital was overloaded with everyone who was at the meet having to be tested for it as well. The girl had the symptoms of rash and neck pain, but House realised the neck pain wasn’t meningitis and took on her case (partially to get out of testing the bus loads of people)
The coach stating they act older for their age made me shudder. As the elder sister of a man who groomed her younger sister. Said man being a person in a positolion of trust and outside of our family. Someone who brainwahsed her to the point where we really never suspected anything until she was 16, and suddenly, they were declaring their love for each other. The age of consent is 16 here. So when she refused to press charges, there was nothing they could do. He lost his company due to it, but he was never sent to jail and was working in a local supermarket for years. Nasty little man loved waving to me when i saw him. He used to be friends with his daughter, too, but she never spoke to me again aside from apologising for her fathers actions. I made sjre to tell her it wasn't her fault and the blame fell securely on her fathers shoulders
Depending on department and local regulations. She's only 12. Some will test those of 12 but most places go by CDC baseline of 15 yrs to be tested for such even though puberty can start at 8-16
Yes they would have. Even if she had denied that she had started having periods. HCG is always one of the first tests done on any woman/girl who could be of reproductive age.
Cuddy just wants to fight with him about everything & prevent him from doing his job. I like this show, but the only thing preventing me from loving it is her. Every single time he tries to do something, & 99.99% of the time he's right, she stalls him to argue about personal bs. Its a fucking hospital! House: this patient is dying he needs help! Cuddy: No.
That’s the whole point of her character though. She’s meant to be unlikable, he’s meant to be a super genius who always knows what to do. His character is based on Sherlock Holmes, except she (as a hospital administrator) is meant to reign him back in, put up the red tape. I wouldn’t be surprised if his romance with her started as some sort of long game to get her wrapped around his finger so she would always say yes, despite the obvious sexual tension and emotional connection. The writing and character development in this show was immaculate, I really wish Hugh Laurie was in more shows. He’s a great lead.
I feel like if anybody was in Cuddys position they would likely due the same thing even if he’s almost always right. Some of the tets they do are really dangerous and can kill or leave long lasting permanent damage so you want to be really sure before approving of those types ofbb by procedures.
House is a huge legal liability for the hospital. Someone needs to keep him in check. We love House and he's almost always right but Cuddy is the one who makes him justify what he is doing based on medical science and legal reasoning, instead of letting him operate under pure impulse.
I grow tired (me working as a PI in my spare time) of how underpaid and underrated Penelope Garcia (Criminal Minds) is, that this was just a fanfiction episode of Criminal Minds brought to you by what actually happened with Spencer Reid (Criminal Minds) and why he did not alter reality on time that Greg House took over for the missing terms about unwarranted tween pregnancy (which is also known by intuition if not for the guard on her parents (who did this to her if known how) became an actual problem to Greg irl (missing daughter, like you can tell)
I think the actress in this episode is Lindsay Pulsipher, credited as Teammate #1. The actress in Skin Deep episode was Cameron Richardson. They both do look similar.
"Under New Jersey law, you're the boss." Wow. Yup, your average 12 yr. old is definitely qualified to handle an unplanned pregnancy and an abortion, without her parents' help, decision making, or support.
And the elephant in the room everyone is overlooking. WTH is wrong with the state of NJ that they passed laws preventing Dr.'s from discussing a minors pregnancy with the parents? That is messed up.
Because some father figures end up being the father of the minor's baby, others will retaliate against the girl, and yet others will force her to birth it against her will.
Forcing transparency with the parent can lead to what the person above me said and also prevent the child from being honest with their doctor when they need to be.
I dont think it was a great idea to hide this, kids always think they ‘know’ what they are doing only to realize years later that they didnt. What if she was groomed by a pedophile?
100% agree When you are a young teen you feel like you are mature and able to make decisions. Well not at all ! I was groomed by several men during my teenage years and ended up doing cams for them. But I really thought I was doing something mature with nice and trustworthy guys (lol no) So yeah, kids need to be aware of these kinds of situations
Kids won't always be honest with their doctors about things like this if they're afraid they'll tell their parents. Not every pregnancy will result in extensive tests like this, but without proper care a pregnancy or STD can kill you. It's far more important that they're honest with their doctors if they won't be honest with their parents.
State laws can be different. Also imagine if the parents were pro "life" and wanted her to keep the baby. There are pro birth people who think like that. Sometimes it may not be safe for the parents to know.
Also sometimes that fear kids have of telling their parents can prevent them being honest with their doctors. Doctors being required to tell the parents could get kids killed.
@@cutecats532 Just because the babies are not born yet doesn’t mean you should kill them. It’s sad that in today’s world we get away with killing people who are the weakest and need to be protected. They are all wonderful creations of God.
@ But again they are kids. They still depend on their parents for everything. They can’t get to the doctor without an adult driving them. The parents are older and can sometimes make a wiser decision.
@Thefantasier A living human being with hopes and dreams should always take priority over an organism that could be considered a parasite and hasn't even breathed air. Even more so the case if the person doesn't even want the baby (underage or not). If a parent tells a 12 year old child to keep the baby then they should are not a good parent especially if the child doesn't want it
This episode irritated me so much because any post-pubescent woman who goes to the doctor for any reason will be asked to give a urine sample. Pregnancy is one of the things they check for because people lie or simply might not know they're pregnant. It's important to make sure a woman is not pregnant before starting any treatment in case she was unaware and wants to keep the pregnancy - most drugs plus something like an x-ray could really screw up fetal development, if not killing it outright. My point is, there is no way this girl would've gotten so far into treatment without anyone realizing she was pregnant. I know medical dramas aren't real world accurate, but I know this just from being a woman who has been to the doctor. Other than that it was a great episode; I had a hunch there was going to be some plot twist where the older male coach was a creep.
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Coach pulled out the classic groomer line of “you’re very mature for your age” IN FRONT OF THE DOCTOR
The coach didn't sleep with her, a teammate did.
@@sparrowsayshi still a real groomer line to pull out in front of someone who legally has to report that kind of stuff
@@AnarchyPenguin she could just be mature for her age
@AnarchyPenguin They’re only mandated reporters *if there was reasonable suspicion* not just based on “groomer lines.” In the context he used it (right after she said she was used to people looking at her butt, which is reasonable given the whole swimming thing) it sounds creepy, but doesn’t rise to the level of reporting it. They didn’t even know she was pregnant at the time.
Don't ever forget Bryan Singer is an EP on this show.
I love how House uses every word in his vocabulary to not say the word abortion before just saying "No." And hobbling away.
You mean offing a person. Just had to say it.
"An abortion is not the same as ending a person's life. Young children giving birth are at risk of death or losing their ability to have children altogether."
@@TheYearIs5077YouveJustDied It is. Objectively speaking.
For whatever reason it is done, yes, someone dies.
And I have a problem with death penalty for innocents.
Now, of course, if really there is no way to save both, then save one.
However, let me tell you the case of a young girl (13) who got pregnant here in my country. A buch of vultures, I read, convinced her to end the life of her 7 month-old baby, and the result is she gave birth to a dead body. The baby doesn't disappear after his or her death. Why would anyone do that? Well, some people here want babies to be offed up until birth.
@caetlinbirmingham5077 It is. Objectively speaking.
For whatever reason it is done, yes, someone dies.
And I have a problem with death penalty for innocents.
Now, of course, if really there is no way to save both, then save one.
However, let me tell you the case of a young girl (13) who got pregnant here in my country. A buch of vultures, I read, convinced her to end the life of her 7 month-old baby, and the result is she gave birth to a dead body. The baby doesn't disappear after his or her death. Why would anyone do that? Well, some people here want babies to be offed up until
@caetlinbirmingham5077
Of course it is. Zygote, embryo, fetus, infant, toddler, child, adolescent, and adult are all stages of human development and are human at every stage. That doesn't mean abortion is never justified. The case presented here is a prime example of "for the health of the mother."
They definitely played it up all episode that it was the coach. The reveal at the end about her wanting it and only being worried about him telling her parents.. what a well written episode
This comment is diabolical
The first time I watched this, I was so sure the coach got her pregnant...
Oh me too!
He's very touchy touchy !
same, but I think that was the goal. the "these kids are very mature" line did foreshadow the underlying cause of her TTP, but it's also what adults tell their victims when they've been grooming them. given the show was written by at least one actual practicing doctor who would've seen that in her career, I don't think it was a coincidence
so many jerks trying to convince creeps-ville is a healthy way are clear indications these people are dying from some real brain rot. Just how many stable humans are left until we inevitably go back into the earth?
Me too omg
On July 19, 2014, Bartusiak died at the age of 21 in her apartment behind her parents' Houston home.
*girl is unresponsive*
"she looks fine" LMAOOO
How the coach likes it
He likes it Bill Cosby style.
Frr just listen to the doctor
Finally someone mentioned it😭😭
Just because you act mature, doesn't mean you make mature decisions.
The problem is, that can apply to anyone, regardless of age!😮💨
Being mature and intelligent has never once been any sort of obstacle to also being a dumbass.
When kids seem mature, it's either an accident (they are mimicking behavior) or very much on purpose (some sort of massive trauma.) At least in this case it's the former.
@@kmarasin Lol! Everything is trauma nowadays!
@@kmarasin Her training was trauma! Lol!
5:46 Whenever Chase says "Oh, God" in that way so terse that his lips barely move, you _know_ it's bad news. 😟
Lol he's like a ventriloquist 😂
Wait, was this a joke? Bc I first thought he was actually a ventriloquist but now it seems like they dubbed it in post production and he never actually said it on screen??😅
@@PfEMPHe actually says it, you can tell from his neck and chin movement. "Oh God" doesn't require lip movement, but it does look funny. Somehow I feel like his accent makes it even less necessary for mouth movement of certain phrases lol
@@youcantdiealonewithcats haha I can't detect it anymore! 🤣 So funny
Coach hit her with the "You're so mature for your age, you aren't like other girls"
It wasn't the coach btw
@@_Tao__
Still not a great line, its never true lmao
When he says, "I know," he's not talking about the plasmapheresis. Hugh Laurie did such a great job getting the complexity of a character who actually cared too much for all of his patients, but denied that - even to himself
I cant believe this kid died at 21. ! A mixture of epilepsy and meds. So sad for her parents and family to lose someone so obviously a bright star. We are fortunate here to witness her talent at an early age, and shes here to be remembered forever.
What was her name?
That entire family passed away. First Skye, then her mom the next year, then her brother last year. All way too young. What a tragedy.
@@Maria-db9ybapparently, death has a few extra tickets to cash in early.
@@lindsay1375Skye McCole Bartusiak
"And remember... It's never Lupus."
Except for that one time that it was.
5000 people staring at my butt.
Anyone on swim/diving teams, gymnastics, and volleyball - we understand.
@@alexasaltz4229 Both men and women.
@@creationmuse2313 right - anyone. I appreciate the longer sportswear. We did not have that option years ago. Especially beach volleyball - sand in your butt crack sucks. I competed in 3 - swimming, gymnastics, and beach ball. FYI in gymnastics, pulling on a wedgie is cause for point deduction.
@@alexasaltz4229 I think it is a money gimmick. All about attracting views.
i once had to walk home from my dance class in just a leotard, dance shorts, and ballet tights - cars, train station, centre of town…never had issues with showing my body to doctors again😂
@@phoebe3575 even wardrobe malfunctions don't affect me. The show goes on, right?
what 12 yr old's pregnancy WOULDN'T go haywire? you're not supposed to get pregnant that early :(
Not correct.
Throughout most of human history, 12 was the starting age for breeding.
"Adulthood" is a modern invention.
Just a few hundred years ago, a 13yo boy was a Man, and was already building a house for him and his bride to live in.
@@carllennen3520 Dude. Shut up.
Yeah but with social media, frozen food with added hormones, and pedophiles it’s really not normal
@@carllennen3520not correct. With an increase in life expectancy, the period of puberty in humans also changes
@misssherlock2991 No, it doesn't.
Puberty starts at 8-10 for females, and 10-13 for males. It has ALWAYS been this way.
You have the dumbest take on evolution I've heard today.
Life expectancy hasn't changed in thousands of years. "Life expectancy", in the context you're using it, only changed due to less childhood deaths, over the last 100 years. People have typically lived into their 70s for thousands of years. Which has nothing to do with onset age of puberty.
You literally have no clue what you're talking about.
When you're just making it up as you go, it's best not to hit the reply button, genius. You don't have a basic grasp of biology, evolution, or basic math.
The coach is played by Eddie McClintock probably best known for Warehouse 13 on the SyFy channel. Mary is played by Skye McCole Bartusiak died in 2014 at age 21 of an accidental drug overdose. Skye also coincidentally also had epilepsy.
Wow!😮💨
You might want to add that she died of an overdose of her epilepsy medication, not illicit drugs.
@johndunn6756 It was an overdose of hydrocodone, difluoroethane and carisoprodol. A painkiller, an inhalant and a muscle relaxer, none of which are prescribed for epilepsy. She was abusing prescription drugs, let’s be honest here. DFE is like huffing computer duster, I don’t even know where she could’ve gotten it, but it definitely wasn’t prescribed. She was a talented girl, but child stars often struggle with substance abuse and evidently, she did. We need to be honest about these things to bring attention to the real problems.
@@Sniperboy5551Well she probably wouldn't start abusing these substances if the medical care in the US wasn't so horrible. You say she took "muscle relaxer"? That's probably because she was in physical pain and the regular painkillers weren't doing the trick. I hate to pull gender into arguments, but it is also a fact that even today in the 21st century doctors tell women that their pain is nothing, that they are being hysterical and overreacting etc. When your whole health care system is based on human exploitation,of course the patients will make do with what they have.
Never knew that was Eddie!
Discipline does not equal maturity.
Ancient Romans don't know the difference
I will always find a comment saying that the child made that decision, online creeps will be online creeps.
@@vickys.love00 All girls are forced by boys. We know women are not capable/accountable for anything until around age 35.😁😮💨
I would advise not going into pro-Trump threads when the discussion turns toward his past young partners. The creep factor in his defense goes sky high.
@@vickys.love00 Theres one person under multiple comments saying she made the decision herself. Kinda making me wonder if somebody should check their hard drives..
fr. children need to stop being sexualised. They arent the wisest to make decisions. We need to keep them safe.
I guarantee you that they're creeps offline, too.
So weird, my neck is killing me right now and then this clip pops up. Pretty sure I'm not pregnant, though. Just 40.
😂
😂
My neck is killing me too, but I'm also pretty sure I am not pregnant. I got balls
Meanwhile MY neck is killing me right now, but I'm a man so obviously I can't be pregnant. I'm also 27 so can't be age
I HAVE been spinning my head in a constant 360 degrees, but I don't think that's related
Are you sure😂😂😂😂😇
My grandma gave birth to my aunt at the age of 15. No abortion and she had to drop out of school to raise her and then had my mom, and two uncles. She had the first two because she had a con artistic abusive boyfriend
I feel bad for your grandma
@ she had a rough start but she is doing great now! She has a loving family now!
12 year old "im used to people staring at my butt"
Coach aged 30ish, "You're very mature,"
Foreman: concerned arthur morgan stare intensifies.
This vexes me
Ok why would you do a lumber puncture in the middle of a hallway would require a room wouldn’t it?
The whole hospital was busy, iirc a meningitis epidemic had spread or smth. They couldn't get a roomm
Her parents should have insisted on going with her or not even let her go. Let children be children.
She made that decision. Nobody else! Nature vs Nurture.
Do you mean they should've traveled with her to the swim meet?
@@creationmuse2313
Dude, she's 12. Kids that young are not known for making the most wise decisions.
@@l.a.3479 , yes. Any responsible parent would do that.
My daughter is a swimmer. Her team has out of state meets that they travel to as a team for kids 10 and older. My daughter has traveled on the bus with her team and coaches. It's not unusual. The kids have a lot of fun. How is it any different than kids going to a sleep away camp over summer break?
Thank you house for having absent seizures and not showing grand mal.
Its a shame no one saw. Her (from her celebrating underwater) perfect dive being overshadowed. Also why did she suddenly have to go to the hospital and not the guy bleeding dead/unconscious🤔. I mean i know why she went Now but it didn’t show why she went in the first place.
The coach was admitted and one of the victims of epidemics
@@LovedLambhe had meningitis so the entire team was being tested for it
I never watched it, but I assume something bad was going around like epidemic and everyone went to the hospital to be tested
Kinda shocked that any other abuse wasn't on the table when he first broke the news. I know House likes to jump to conclusions, but '12yo passing out drunk at a party' doesn't seem any more likely than an older "boyfriend" or grooming
that's why he said that the term is felon. he was giving her a chance to tell if it was consensual or not
Who else thought the coach was the suspect? 👀
He's the red herring, for sure
Was too obvious to be him tbh
We are trained for our first thoughts to be, predatory man, victim girl.😮💨 Some people are calling the boy SHE decided to sleep with, the predator. More like, he was the prey. Puberty is the door to adulthood. Boys/men in general have it tough.😮💨 ACCUSATIONS!
@@creationmuse2313are you high
@@AndrewBarsky exactly, on another series maybe, but not on House.
Not the lumbar puncture in the middle of the hallway😂
9:20 that "I know" sounded kinda... relieved
Hard to believe but this young girl would be dead a few short years later. Accidental drug overdose in apartment in parents back yard.
Your brain is growing until you're 25. She is 12.
“sHeS fInE”
*Literally looks dead*
On July 19, 2014, Bartusiak died at the age of 21 in her apartment behind her parents' Houston home.
She was a great actress. RIP.
Wait, so was she really 11 or 12 in this episode? That's crazy
rest in peace so sorry ops
@@connorclinton7650 I think she was 15 here
I thought she looked familiar. I love the movie The Patriot.
RIP
House is so good. He acts like he doesn't care then the scene at the end... The writers and his acting are a perfect combo. I'd want this dude as my Dr
Im still head- scratching my head on the other sub-story: why was the coach on the swim deck bleeding from his ear? Obviously he hit his head and has a skull fracture...
If I’m remembering right, it was something like meningitis and so the hospital was overloaded with everyone who was at the meet having to be tested for it as well. The girl had the symptoms of rash and neck pain, but House realised the neck pain wasn’t meningitis and took on her case (partially to get out of testing the bus loads of people)
@AnarchyPenguin ooh yeeeah! That's right
She imagined it.
The actor playing the girl's father is actually Dylan Kussman who played Cameron in Dead Poets Society!
Wow, you're right! I forgot that film.
one of the few patients House probably respects
The coach stating they act older for their age made me shudder. As the elder sister of a man who groomed her younger sister. Said man being a person in a positolion of trust and outside of our family. Someone who brainwahsed her to the point where we really never suspected anything until she was 16, and suddenly, they were declaring their love for each other. The age of consent is 16 here. So when she refused to press charges, there was nothing they could do. He lost his company due to it, but he was never sent to jail and was working in a local supermarket for years. Nasty little man loved waving to me when i saw him. He used to be friends with his daughter, too, but she never spoke to me again aside from apologising for her fathers actions. I made sjre to tell her it wasn't her fault and the blame fell securely on her fathers shoulders
"what if the rash..isnt a rash? hey vsause, michel here"
3:45 I love Cuddy in this scene
Wouldn't they run a pregnancy test before that procedure?
Depending on department and local regulations. She's only 12. Some will test those of 12 but most places go by CDC baseline of 15 yrs to be tested for such even though puberty can start at 8-16
@@JubbysDragonspuberty usually starts between 9-12 everything else isn't common. Usually your puberty should end age 16-18.
Yes they would have. Even if she had denied that she had started having periods. HCG is always one of the first tests done on any woman/girl who could be of reproductive age.
7:59 that's like saying, "Your kid got shot in the stomach 10 times, oh don't worry, he'll be fine" 😂😂😂
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3:32 thats why its an absent seizure
Them: it’s not cancer
The brain: oh hold on guys
*off switch enabled*
Pregnant at twelve. A man who would do that is unconscionable.
It was one of the boys from the diving team.
@@AverageLeagueHack i mean even the youngest was 16....yikes
@@TheCoolProfessor It was her choice! Stop the men bashing! She shows more maturity than some adults. She was irresponsible! Nature vs Nurture!
Yeah. Only a man, and she herself - not?
Even though I'm a woman I find this statement ridiculous. It *TAKES TWO* to tango in such particular cases!
@@Sapphiresenthiss the difference here is that she is 12. And he was (at least) 16. Thats just mental
Absolutely no reason a 12 year old should be pregnant. Absolutely disgusting.
Lol spinal tap in the middle of a busy corridor. Lolololololololol
its so sad, shes just a child :( its disgusting to think this happens in real life
That teaser in the first few minutes is very misleading.
that dive was smoooooooth
Too bad no one saw it 😔
House does the vocal fry like the Kardashians.
How tf is house legally not compelled to tell the parents? Shes a minor.
In our state I think it's 14 for medical decisions
So what did the man on the floor with the nosebleed have to do with all this???
FR
@@Justmaizey 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Meningitis and it was his ears not nose
@@allisonkrueger8330 oh lmao
He got sick from an epidemic going on so she was checked in case she has it too
The actress that played this girl is dead. She overdose several years ago
@@ricardopalma5769 wow!
Her name?
@@AbeeraShafqat-ag- Skye McCole Bartusiak
Oh god that's horrible. She was only 21
@PfEMP Being a child star tends to shorten your life span, in some cases quite significantly. RIP.
Cuddy just wants to fight with him about everything & prevent him from doing his job. I like this show, but the only thing preventing me from loving it is her. Every single time he tries to do something, & 99.99% of the time he's right, she stalls him to argue about personal bs. Its a fucking hospital!
House: this patient is dying he needs help!
Cuddy: No.
That’s the whole point of her character though. She’s meant to be unlikable, he’s meant to be a super genius who always knows what to do. His character is based on Sherlock Holmes, except she (as a hospital administrator) is meant to reign him back in, put up the red tape. I wouldn’t be surprised if his romance with her started as some sort of long game to get her wrapped around his finger so she would always say yes, despite the obvious sexual tension and emotional connection. The writing and character development in this show was immaculate, I really wish Hugh Laurie was in more shows. He’s a great lead.
I feel like if anybody was in Cuddys position they would likely due the same thing even if he’s almost always right. Some of the tets they do are really dangerous and can kill or leave long lasting permanent damage so you want to be really sure before approving of those types ofbb by procedures.
House is a huge legal liability for the hospital. Someone needs to keep him in check. We love House and he's almost always right but Cuddy is the one who makes him justify what he is doing based on medical science and legal reasoning, instead of letting him operate under pure impulse.
This is one of the only episodes that made me genuinely furious.
what was with the dude with blood in his ears at the beginning?
Meningitis.
RIP Bartusiak gone too soon
I grow tired (me working as a PI in my spare time) of how underpaid and underrated Penelope Garcia (Criminal Minds) is, that this was just a fanfiction episode of Criminal Minds brought to you by what actually happened with Spencer Reid (Criminal Minds) and why he did not alter reality on time that Greg House took over for the missing terms about unwarranted tween pregnancy (which is also known by intuition if not for the guard on her parents (who did this to her if known how) became an actual problem to Greg irl (missing daughter, like you can tell)
7:32 THATS CALLED A PERIOD!!! 🙏😭
OMG!! Rollins' sister is one of the girl's team mates!! She was so yoooooouuuuuuuung!
Titles a bit of a spoiler. But the show is decades old so who cares
I’ve already seen this episode like six times
Pretty much everyone who cares enough to watch these clips has seen most of the series.
What episode is it?@@Sniperboy5551
Then why comment this if you don’t care? Lmao 🤣
It's so sad the young girl actress died in 2014 from a seizure. Skye McCole Bartusiak at 21 years old.
Drug overdose
@@natashaharrison5128 A bit of both they said. But either way its sad so young.
2:59 aint that the model girl that was sleeping with her dad or whatever n they thought she was both genders somehow?
I think the actress in this episode is Lindsay Pulsipher, credited as Teammate #1. The actress in Skin Deep episode was Cameron Richardson. They both do look similar.
She is 12!! Underage, someonee needs to know!! Parents first!! 13 years old is a child!!
" rock paper scissors"😭
What a crazy place to do, a spinal, one mistep, or shove and the kid is paralyzed.
What was that start of the clip? What happened to that old guy and why did she get taken to the hospital?
I thought 12yrs old was considered a minor and a felony, no matter what?
"Under New Jersey law, you're the boss." Wow. Yup, your average 12 yr. old is definitely qualified to handle an unplanned pregnancy and an abortion, without her parents' help, decision making, or support.
She shouldn't be a mother. That's for sure.
There are parents who would force her to keep the pregnancy, even if it was killing her.
You have uploaded this way too many times..more of new seasons and what happens after Amber dies!
They ran out of clips a while ago. Best they can do is reupload and milk it for as long as they can.
And the elephant in the room everyone is overlooking. WTH is wrong with the state of NJ that they passed laws preventing Dr.'s from discussing a minors pregnancy with the parents? That is messed up.
Because some father figures end up being the father of the minor's baby, others will retaliate against the girl, and yet others will force her to birth it against her will.
Forcing transparency with the parent can lead to what the person above me said and also prevent the child from being honest with their doctor when they need to be.
rest in peace so sorry ops
What happened with the dead guy in the beginning?
This beautiful actress died so young
seeing house in the thumbnail made me pregnant too
I’m dying rn you just made my day with this comment 😂 the dude is very good looking.
House is so hot
Twelve. That dude needs to be in prison.
An LP in the hallway?
I dont think it was a great idea to hide this, kids always think they ‘know’ what they are doing only to realize years later that they didnt. What if she was groomed by a pedophile?
100% agree
When you are a young teen you feel like you are mature and able to make decisions. Well not at all ! I was groomed by several men during my teenage years and ended up doing cams for them. But I really thought I was doing something mature with nice and trustworthy guys (lol no)
So yeah, kids need to be aware of these kinds of situations
Kids won't always be honest with their doctors about things like this if they're afraid they'll tell their parents. Not every pregnancy will result in extensive tests like this, but without proper care a pregnancy or STD can kill you. It's far more important that they're honest with their doctors if they won't be honest with their parents.
I hate how vulgar and rude the doctor was to her, she's just a child. It's not his place to be judgemental and mean.
Apparently you don’t know what blunt means, he was blunt and straight to the point, no sugar coding
Child or not, somethimes xou have to vulgar that she realised she is not right and what she did is not mature at all.
You must be new here. Judgemental and Mean are House's middle names. It just means he cares, though.
Im assuming you havent seen any of the other episodes?
God people like you are too soft lol he was being blunt and honest not mean. You must be a liberal
It makes no sense for it to be illegal to tell the parents. She’s 12 for crying out loud.
State laws can be different. Also imagine if the parents were pro "life" and wanted her to keep the baby. There are pro birth people who think like that. Sometimes it may not be safe for the parents to know.
Also sometimes that fear kids have of telling their parents can prevent them being honest with their doctors. Doctors being required to tell the parents could get kids killed.
@@cutecats532 Just because the babies are not born yet doesn’t mean you should kill them. It’s sad that in today’s world we get away with killing people who are the weakest and need to be protected. They are all wonderful creations of God.
@ But again they are kids. They still depend on their parents for everything. They can’t get to the doctor without an adult driving them. The parents are older and can sometimes make a wiser decision.
@Thefantasier A living human being with hopes and dreams should always take priority over an organism that could be considered a parasite and hasn't even breathed air. Even more so the case if the person doesn't even want the baby (underage or not). If a parent tells a 12 year old child to keep the baby then they should are not a good parent especially if the child doesn't want it
This episode irritated me so much because any post-pubescent woman who goes to the doctor for any reason will be asked to give a urine sample. Pregnancy is one of the things they check for because people lie or simply might not know they're pregnant. It's important to make sure a woman is not pregnant before starting any treatment in case she was unaware and wants to keep the pregnancy - most drugs plus something like an x-ray could really screw up fetal development, if not killing it outright.
My point is, there is no way this girl would've gotten so far into treatment without anyone realizing she was pregnant. I know medical dramas aren't real world accurate, but I know this just from being a woman who has been to the doctor. Other than that it was a great episode; I had a hunch there was going to be some plot twist where the older male coach was a creep.
so what did the old dude collasping have to do with any of that ?
Where do I know that actor who plays the coach?
It’s Eddie McClintock from Warehouse 13 according to the comments
It kills me that for a high viewing medical show they can't get the basics right - like a STERILE FIELD for a lumbar puncture
very interesting to see a case where the mothers life is in objectively danger
Can anyone tell me what happened afterwards does she actually tell her parents? Do they arrest the coach?
General protocol for females for females who've had a period is a pregnancy test with any medical abnormality. It took that long...?
Hugh Laurie From Stuart Little
the girl is Megan Matheson from 24 season 2
I'm so good I never forget a face she's from the movie called love comes Softly the little girl
Me, seeing the actor from Warehouse 13- "NO!!! Pete Latimer is a groomer?"
That actress died at 21
What ??
Oh wow I looked it up
Sad to drugs
Why was there blood coming out of the man ear?
Why didn't he tell the parents?
The law in the state means that he cant without the girl's permission.
HIPPA laws in the state
She's pregnant 😮😮😮at age 12
Hes just heard the heartbeat of new life and seen the human form on ultrasound sound. But is it an abnormal growth? I don't think so.
She's 12 and it's killing her.
Shes 12, are you a pedophile? wanting a child to have a child. 🤦🏼
You gotta watch your kids
7:20 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Season and episode
Didn’t I see this on another channel already?
Yeah we did
No one that young should carry a baby
Yet people wanna ban abortions 🤦🏼🤦🏼
seriously. what is it with kids these days and wanting to grow up so suddenly. it isn't fun to be an adult
You seem a little confused
i never wanted to grow up but here i am