My son sleepwalked for a while, and we figured out if you went "off script", his brain couldn't answer, so if he was awake at night, we would ask him if he was asleep. You don't often get asked if you're asleep. If he didn't answer, he was sleepwalking.
In high school, I babysat my neighbor's kids. One of them would sometimes doze off while we watched TV near bedtime. He slept with his eyes open, and if I walked to another part of the living room, his eyes would track me. It was a slow, laggy drift, like a haunted doll's eyes. A little unsettling, but his parents were aware of it and they said it wasn't an issue. He'd blink once in a while, so he wasn't drying them out.
The whole "going off script" thing kinda reminds me of what I used to do with my schizophrenic biological father. I haven't seen or spoken to him in years, but he would get stuck like a broken record when he was in the middle of an episode. If I asked him five different questions and got the same answer five times, it meant I needed to get some help.
@@premiumheadpats4150 If i say i'm sorry this happened to you i would be lying. The reason being that House is right. There is no such thing as ''normal'' childhood everyone is fucked up. Normal is actually not procreating selfishly.
The camera work in this episode was great, I felt the confusion, disorientation, the fear of not knowing what's going on, how the colour palette is more dulled, it was great
Imagine waking up in a jail cell after getting busted by the cops and catching a felony drug charge after a session of sleep walking. That would be terrifying.
There was a real life case of this guy. He got into a car, drove to his wife's parents house, murdered them and then drove back home, all while asleep. He had no memory of it at all.
that was basically my uncle one time lmfao, he took an ambien and drove around basically asleep before crashing in a ditch. woke up in a jail cell for DUI funnily enough i had a dream that same night where i was in the back of his car trying to wake him up and we ended up crashing too!
The reason house was so "obnoxious" in the ddx is because he was trying to have his team use their heads instead of him thinking of everything imo. House knows he won't be there forever.
@@joeyweston9001 maybe what they meant by that was his character wont be there forever? like at the hospital, being the genius doctor that everyone relies on, so he wanted to let them think on their own for once idk lmao
@@joeyweston9001 Pretty sure they're talking about their interpretation of the characters/story. What led you to believe they didn't know it wasn't real?
“Leukaemia has false negatives all the time” - yep, does it ever. My grandma was sick for months and the doctors couldn’t figure out what it was. All they could tell us was that something was wrong with her blood, “but it wasn’t cancer.” Eventually, after almost a year of testing, they finally diagnosed her with leukaemia. She died less than a week later.
@@editornia thank you ❤️ It was absolutely devastating. I only got to see her once between the diagnosis and her death, and I was lucky to even have that time with her. I was at university six hours away, but it just so happened to coincide with my school’s reading week. I found out on the Friday, went home on Saturday, saw her Sunday, and then had planned to see her again on Tuesday, but she died early that morning. She was still so lively when I saw her, I thought I’d have more time 💔
If they had decided to go the comedic route during the reveal that the daughter was asleep, House would've said something like, "Can I take your dad's car out for a spin?" And she'd say, "Sure." Cuddy would be mildly confused until House asks, "Will Cuddy let me skip my next 30 hours of clinic duty?" And the girl responds "Yes," and then House stares at her and says, "In your dreams..." and the camera pans to the daughter's cold stare.
The sleep walking and doing coke was hilarious to me LOL! Like dude you sleep walked and lived the life of a coke head in your other dream life. Amazing
@@shamilarifeen380 they didnt glorify the addict life, rather they thought the idea of living another life through dreaming was amazing, as in mind blowing because the writers thought of such a story.. lol
In the beginning, when the guy said he needed to be somewhere, I can relate. I've been sleepwalking all the time since I was really little and I've only remembered it a couple times. But whatever I'm doing seems like it is the most important thing, and it's really urgent.
I love how if house was actually as heartless and rude as people in the show talked about him he would’ve proceeded anyway with no care about the morals to take the girls kidney to get to the bottom of both of them. He cares about patients and their best interests and is always trying to help them without hurting them
If anyone wants to know, stress can also lead one to sweat blood. A friend of mine, was once under so much stress ( cant recall if i ever was told what happened) she started to sweat blood.
When someone sleepwalks like that, it is perfectly fine for them to drive. They are completely aware. Many people when sleepwalking are indistinguishable from when they are awake.
@@notbob555 I saw your comment and looked online to find information about people driving in their sleep and, like I suspected, everything I could find said that this is extremely dangerous. Even people who have driven in their sleep without wrecking, which is rare, usually do wreck eventually if they don't take steps to prevent this from happening again. Some sleepwalkers really do seem like they're awake but these sleepwalkers are not fully aware of what's going on around them and their judgement is impaired. It's not possible to be fully aware of everything around you and to not have your judgement impaired while you're sleeping. That's why we do things and accept things in dreams that we wouldn't do or accept in real life. Our judgement is impaired. I can't believe I'm having this conversation. If you have any sources saying different, please post them.
@@notbob555 my aunt sleepwalks and drives shes even went out to a concert and she told me that everything was laid out the same the only thing that was differnt was the sky and environment meaning she saw different animales and different colors of things and saw nebula
No wonder mom said to be quiet about our sleepwalking family. Don't want to be poked/prodded! Mom looks for a baby, #1 sister gets in the car & drives (so we hide the keys) #2 sister sees an intruder, #3 sister cleans her house, me - night terrors started at 19. Poor dad really had to sleep lightly!
There's actually a difference between occasional episodes of sleep-walking (which is more common in children, but they often grow out of it) and more dangerous REM sleep behaviour disorder. Also, some sleepwalking is not actually during REM sleep, but other stages of sleep closer to the twilight zone between sleep and wakefulness. Personally, I used to sleep talk a lot as a teenager and once sleepwalked to the bathroom door. I only know about this because I used to share my bedroom with my older sister, so she'd tell me what antics I got up to the next morning. Mostly I'd mumble words or times/numbers, but I also once initiated a conversation with my sister saying "Meow, kitten".
I had severe sleep walking when I was a kid. One time I scared the hell out of my mom, what happened was she got up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom and saw me standing at the end of the hall. She was praying that I would be gone when she came out. Thankfully I was 😂
6:06 I've watched these clips for this episode many times. And I never once realized this scene was the clue / foreshadowing for the episode conclusions
I like how the other doctors had to closely examine the guy, watch his brainwaves, or flash their light in his eyes to determine he was sleepwalking. House takes one quick look at the girl and knows what’s up
I was in psych ward back home in Massachusetts and they said I slept walk one nite straight into the room where we did group therapy art...it took 3 staff to take me back to my room. A staff sat outside my room and made sure I didn't get back up😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣!!!! I don't remember sleepwalking ever but I must have had something wrong with me...
i was in one too and, I was in a room with 2 other girls and they were both still awake, but i had fallen asleep like right after dinner and a staff member destiny, (not her real name), and the 2 girls, said that i had gotten up, walked down the hall to where the nurse desk was, and just stood there staring at the staff member, they said they got me back to the room, and i layed down, but one of the girls Jojo (not her real name) said that shortly after i was brought back in the room, I had gotten back up, and went and tunred on the shower and then layed back down, I don't remember anyone of it, tho i do know that i sleep walk and sleep talk, so i figured they weren't lying.
This episode reminds me of the time i was apparently sleepwalking when i was young once. I remember my parents asking me about stuff i did and said one night, having no memory of it. Then my mom explained how i got up out of bed, came to the living room and was watching TV with her and my dad. I can't remember exactly what she said i was talking about, but i have no memory of any of it. As far as i know, it never happened again. Although, there have been reports of me talking in my sleep a few times in my life. It's strange to think about the idea of yourself being asleep and yet you're still consciously moving around, having conversations, and making decisions.
very fun fact! some drugs stay in your system along time, some stay in it a short time (and thus show up on drug screens). they did drug testing in some high schools and lots of kids were caught doing pot. To avoid this... the children started doing coke instead! coke is out of your system crazy fast (like a few hours vs a week). arent we happy they cracked down on drug users like that 🙃 now so many more students are passing the drug tests. go america.
I'm not sure on this front, But I think there is a difference between a full spectrum type of drug test and a targeted one. I haven't done the research myself nor am I in the medical field. I do, however, vaguely recall having a conversation years ago about it with someone. That doesn't mean it's true. Hell, Doesn't even mean the conversation actually happened. ADHD does a funny thing with your memory. If anyone who is actually versed in this topic, I'd love to hear what your take is on this and what some interesting resources on the topic might be. I'm definitely not against reading something new... so I can forget it at some point... apparently. lol.
I used to sleepwalk when I was a child. I set off our house alarm opening a side door one time, and another time I almost peed on our sofa thinking it was the toilet. Luckily my mom was there to intervene lol 😆
The doctor is just pointing out how most are sleepwalking in and outside the House while giving their written consent for any operation, Quick Response code or shot.
Sleepwalking is weird man. I had an ex who would wander out into the middle of the road. Living in a high ag area during harvest season. A good way to get crushed by a tractor. Narcolepsy is weird too. I was a horse trainer for many years, and I knew several horses with Narcolepsy during my career. One was a big warmblood gelding who had never had these issues before. He started passing out and falling down while being groomed before a ride. The vet's big question was, "what's changed?" Since he had never had narcoleptic episodes before, she thought something had changed so he wasn't sleeping properly. Turns out, his next door neighbor (who was also there on a rehabilitation stint) had recovered and gone home. Poor Roy wasn't sleeping because he missed his friend. We switched around stabling of horses until we found a companion for him that he liked. Roy started sleeping better at night, and stopped falling over on me while I was saddling him. Sleep stuff is weird bro.
I was sleepwalking through this scene because I was distracted over the fact that the lounge they are in was pretty much picked up piece by piece from IKEA except that glass table with the silver frame legs.
Me: hey what happened? You didn't show up for our first date? Girl: um...I was sleepwalking when I said yes. Me/girl same time: you saw that house episode too
They would not be able to monitor delta waves without an EEG. He should have been driving around with a bunch of diodes and sensors in his head. You also wouldn't be able to get an accurate reading if he's walking around
For me it’s that he just pulls the cap off like it’s nothing. And you’re telling me they didn’t glue the diodes down or wrap his head to keep him from dislodging them?
I used to sleepwalk quite a lot. They didn’t explain to me that I did this so it freaked me out when I woke up in different places, wearing different clothes etc. When I found out that I had been sleepwalking they told me the weird stuff I did and it freaked me out more so they stopped telling me again. Found out years later I continued to do it until my teens. I even tried to leave the house at night.
I am now going to get some coffee. I am now going to Watch TV and now I'm going to switch off the Alarm clock. - Hey, did we get burgled last night , honey? Who left the TV on? Why is there coffee all over the Kitchen floor and who pissed on the Dog???!!
My favorite part of this episode is that there aren't any racist jokes by house because finding out these white passing people were arab was the big mystery of the episode
@@TheTF2Pianist Their race has everything to do with their disease. The final diagnosis is "Familial Mediterranean Fever". It's genetic, but no one ever thought of it because everyone assumed the two of them were white the whole time.
@@ameliarose47 FMF Disease Not exclusive to Arabs it's Mediterranean meaning Many peoples of the Mediterranean population can be carriers of the gene with it (Arab , Turks, Italian, Greeks etc).
Sleep walking is crazy. I only had a few occasions and thankfully nothing serious. But one time I woke up sleeping on the couch, and another time in the bathtub. Scared the hell out of my mom when she walked in which woke me up and then we both had a laugh about shortly after.
I was sleepwalking when I was younger, around 9 years old. The only reason I know this is because I had found mud on my indoor shoes, something that wasn't there when I went to sleep. I had in my sleep put on my shoes, walked through my parents room to reach the hallway door, went down the stairs then unlocked the outside door and went outside to do something, before going back to bed, closing and locking the door behind me. I never knew how I didn't wake up my parents.
I used to sleep walk more as a child but now not so much. I've woken up in our car in the garage, the livingroom with the television & lights all on, eating, and many times walking around the backyard at night. Luckily I've never woke up driving my car, that would be scary. The doctors told my parents it was triggered by stress, basically I act out my dreams at night.
I sleepwalk to the toilet at night. When I was 8 years' old we went on a cruise ship and because it wasn't my house I got confused as to where the toilet was. I pulled out the bottom dresser drawer and started pulling down my pants. My parents woke up and took me to the toilet. No clothes or furniture were damaged that night! But close call.
Whoever edits these, I absolutely hate you. You always leave me hanging. Having said that, I did it… I finally subbed to Peacock so I can watch this show.
Ad a lifelong sleepwalker, I'm terrified that one night I'm going to wake up behind the wheel of my car. Everyone else thinks it's funny but it really creeps me out. I do weird things
I usually go about what my usual routine would be if I was awake. So checking on my kids, making food, cleaning. If part of your regular routine is driving during the night then I'd be worried. If not, then I think you are safe 😁
It's so unrealistic that you would sweat in the hospital. Most hospitals keep it at like 66° in there. I think that's like 19 degrees Celsius (for our eu friends)
My little bro has a sleep walking issue occasionally. Ask him anything and he wont answer. We dont let him sleep in rooms with a balcony at hotels. He can open doors in his sleep.
It's weird af but I can recall sleepwalking once when i was very young. I don't remember the sleepwalking but I do remember waking up standing in my neighbor's back yard, disoriented and confused. I walked out the gate and back to my place but could never really explain to my parents why I was outside at 3am.
Different toxins, different tests, so it's entirely possible they would have had not looked for cocaine, or he wasn't a regular user. Regardless, I don't think the coke was even relevant in the end.
@@romulusnr if he wasn’t a regular user of may not have shown it. Also depends if it was urine, blood, hair, or saliva. Blood and saliva is only up to 2 days from last use. If it was say a day or day and a half since last use it may not have shown. Hair it would’ve shown months to years. And urine up to 3 days unless heavy user than up 2 weeks. It could’ve very easily not shown up on blood, saliva, or urine tests just due to length of time since last use
@@ncjay08 if he didn’t do it regularly it may not have shown up. Blood and saliva only show for about 2 days max and using 3 days max. Unless they did a hair one who will show months to years it may not have shown up at all easily.
I always find it funny how they just casually say things like "do a bone marrow biopsy" or "perform an inverted rectal triectomy" with no regard to how much they're costing the patient lol
Good thing he noticed the daughter was asleep. Can you imagine blacking out and waking up in a hospital bed being prepped for a kidney transplant?
Sounds like an average Friday night for me, although the setting isn't always the hospital and I did wake up once in a bathtub full of ice............
@@britney901 that's ok, just take someone else's :)
nothing to worry about, we have your sign
Atleast it's for your father. Imagine waking up to find out you agreed to a transplant to a complete stranger. Yikes
Can you imagine waking up just after the transplant?
My son sleepwalked for a while, and we figured out if you went "off script", his brain couldn't answer, so if he was awake at night, we would ask him if he was asleep. You don't often get asked if you're asleep. If he didn't answer, he was sleepwalking.
Nice genes lol
I've had my mom ask me this aswell, also had issues with sleepwalking. It was pretty funny to be asked if I'm asleep
In high school, I babysat my neighbor's kids. One of them would sometimes doze off while we watched TV near bedtime. He slept with his eyes open, and if I walked to another part of the living room, his eyes would track me. It was a slow, laggy drift, like a haunted doll's eyes.
A little unsettling, but his parents were aware of it and they said it wasn't an issue. He'd blink once in a while, so he wasn't drying them out.
The whole "going off script" thing kinda reminds me of what I used to do with my schizophrenic biological father. I haven't seen or spoken to him in years, but he would get stuck like a broken record when he was in the middle of an episode. If I asked him five different questions and got the same answer five times, it meant I needed to get some help.
@@premiumheadpats4150 If i say i'm sorry this happened to you i would be lying. The reason being that House is right. There is no such thing as ''normal'' childhood everyone is fucked up. Normal is actually not procreating selfishly.
The camera work in this episode was great, I felt the confusion, disorientation, the fear of not knowing what's going on, how the colour palette is more dulled, it was great
Somebody that had digital color theory experience. Never seen someone like me. I’m not alone! Lol
This show is stupid. Doctors dont go chasing after patients. They dont have the right to get in someone's car and grab anything, including drugs.
@@martineshamzin7535 It's called entertainment, buddy. Live a little, would ya? Don't get your panties in a twist because of some fictional elements
@@jamesrosewell9081 Then it should be more realistic.
I thought I commented this one 😭😭
Imagine waking up in a jail cell after getting busted by the cops and catching a felony drug charge after a session of sleep walking. That would be terrifying.
There was a real life case of this guy. He got into a car, drove to his wife's parents house, murdered them and then drove back home, all while asleep. He had no memory of it at all.
that was basically my uncle one time lmfao, he took an ambien and drove around basically asleep before crashing in a ditch. woke up in a jail cell for DUI
funnily enough i had a dream that same night where i was in the back of his car trying to wake him up and we ended up crashing too!
@@triciaramgoolam4045 That’s horrifying
@@triciaramgoolam4045 House: cool
@@triciaramgoolam4045 That can't be reality.
"...and sleepwalking doesnt kill unless he walks out a window."
Taub was killing it with the remark
Must’ve been a Mike Birbiglia reference
More accurate fact was 'If he goes to the traffic'
The reason house was so "obnoxious" in the ddx is because he was trying to have his team use their heads instead of him thinking of everything imo. House knows he won't be there forever.
I firmly believe this is a tv show
lol u relize its a tv show with actors lol. u gotta get out more
@@joeyweston9001 maybe what they meant by that was his character wont be there forever? like at the hospital, being the genius doctor that everyone relies on, so he wanted to let them think on their own for once idk lmao
I also believe that's what the writers wanted to convey.
I don't know why you got such hostile comments, from people with sticks up their butts.
@@joeyweston9001 Pretty sure they're talking about their interpretation of the characters/story. What led you to believe they didn't know it wasn't real?
This guy was really “living the dream”, but not in a positive way obviously
Dayum 👌🏻
hahahahaha good one !!!
ha ha nice
Aaaaaaahhhhhhh~ 😏👉👉
Imagine you sleep walking going to school and waking up you got an perfect score in math LMAO 🤣🤣
This would of been nice me sleep walking through my school years and being top of the class. Awake I hated fucking school 100%
In your dreams!
@@RBAWintrowquite literally 😂😂
There is a character in Genshin Impact that actually do this lol.
That's the Asian syndrom sleep walking
“Leukaemia has false negatives all the time” - yep, does it ever.
My grandma was sick for months and the doctors couldn’t figure out what it was. All they could tell us was that something was wrong with her blood, “but it wasn’t cancer.”
Eventually, after almost a year of testing, they finally diagnosed her with leukaemia.
She died less than a week later.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
@@editornia thank you ❤️ It was absolutely devastating. I only got to see her once between the diagnosis and her death, and I was lucky to even have that time with her. I was at university six hours away, but it just so happened to coincide with my school’s reading week. I found out on the Friday, went home on Saturday, saw her Sunday, and then had planned to see her again on Tuesday, but she died early that morning. She was still so lively when I saw her, I thought I’d have more time 💔
So sorry about your grandma that is devastating.
I think the leukemia testing process needs a lot of fine-tuning if there are frequent false negatives
If they had decided to go the comedic route during the reveal that the daughter was asleep, House would've said something like, "Can I take your dad's car out for a spin?" And she'd say, "Sure." Cuddy would be mildly confused until House asks, "Will Cuddy let me skip my next 30 hours of clinic duty?" And the girl responds "Yes," and then House stares at her and says, "In your dreams..." and the camera pans to the daughter's cold stare.
Dont think please
@@user-CR505 no u
fire alt story
😂😂
You should be a director.
The sleep walking and doing coke was hilarious to me LOL! Like dude you sleep walked and lived the life of a coke head in your other dream life. Amazing
I always hoped I was a sleep walking Batman. Like when I sleep my other persona is a super hero. Then I lay down and wake up a regular dude.
How is that even amazing? That would obliterate your health and destroy your life
@@shamilarifeen380 The script writing is amazing. Y so serious? 🃏
@@Sufanius Literally nobody said that the script writing is bad. Living the life of a drug addict in your dream life isn't awesome. Why so dumb? 🤡
@@shamilarifeen380 they didnt glorify the addict life, rather they thought the idea of living another life through dreaming was amazing, as in mind blowing because the writers thought of such a story.. lol
Hey account owner, live forever okay?
Long live the Account Holder!
Okay. I’ll try.
Okay. I'll try.
Who really wants to live forever?
-Ancient Spartan insult
In the beginning, when the guy said he needed to be somewhere, I can relate. I've been sleepwalking all the time since I was really little and I've only remembered it a couple times. But whatever I'm doing seems like it is the most important thing, and it's really urgent.
Wow I hope you're okay
Isnt it cos ur doing one thing and have that one goal in mind so ofcourse its important and urgent
I to sleep walk but my sleepwalking is also accompanied by night terrors so u can imagine that fun lol
@@audrab27 oof, that sucks.
Maybe your sleepwalking is prioritizing your taxes. Remember, tax evasion can ruin your life.
Foreman sitting on the chair backwards is hilarious when you consider the arm rests you see on thirteen's chair... Somebody push him 🤣
omg wow
(Yes, I do realise there's two different types of chairs, but that's not fun 😊)
I love how if house was actually as heartless and rude as people in the show talked about him he would’ve proceeded anyway with no care about the morals to take the girls kidney to get to the bottom of both of them. He cares about patients and their best interests and is always trying to help them without hurting them
Wouldn't it also mean that her kidneys would eventually fail if she has what her dad does?
Bro. He couldn’t use her kidneys because she has the same thing her dad has. It would literally be pointless.
@@emmettgurr9163Yes, especially given that the final diagnosis was a genetic disease.
If anyone wants to know, stress can also lead one to sweat blood. A friend of mine, was once under so much stress ( cant recall if i ever was told what happened) she started to sweat blood.
For real?!?!
@@KatalinaKris Yip.
As Jesus did in Garden if Gethsemane !!!
@@thomasbeardslee734 Yip... it is hence not fantasy or myth but biology
Well that's just a self-fulfilling cycle. I know I'd be more stressed if I was sweating blood.
The amount of HIPAA violations this show has is hilarious! That’s what makes this show funny and interesting
*HIPAA
*HIAAA
@Scorched Earth Policy 251k deaths due to malpractice
@@crisdlcruz145 IDK how a HIPAA violation can cause a death, HIPAA is almost entirely about privacy of information isn’t it?
@Scorched Earth Policy "my law degree is from parler"
They just let someone who was sleepwalking get in the car and drive.🤣
When someone sleepwalks like that, it is perfectly fine for them to drive. They are completely aware. Many people when sleepwalking are indistinguishable from when they are awake.
@@notbob555 I saw your comment and looked online to find information about people driving in their sleep and, like I suspected, everything I could find said that this is extremely dangerous. Even people who have driven in their sleep without wrecking, which is rare, usually do wreck eventually if they don't take steps to prevent this from happening again. Some sleepwalkers really do seem like they're awake but these sleepwalkers are not fully aware of what's going on around them and their judgement is impaired. It's not possible to be fully aware of everything around you and to not have your judgement impaired while you're sleeping. That's why we do things and accept things in dreams that we wouldn't do or accept in real life. Our judgement is impaired. I can't believe I'm having this conversation. If you have any sources saying different, please post them.
@@notbob555 Nice bait
@@notbob555 my aunt sleepwalks and drives shes even went out to a concert and she told me that everything was laid out the same the only thing that was differnt was the sky and environment meaning she saw different animales and different colors of things and saw nebula
@@jessicacharlton7347 just like alcohol, it actually makes you drive smarter and better and faster and stronger
1:37 Kutner yet again demonstrating he's the new Chase (before real-life caused his removal from the show) with the correct foreshadowing.
Then he went on to nearly ruin Christmas when Scott Calvin retired as Santa
Why’d he get removed?
He didn't get removed, he left for a white house job
"sleepwalking doesn't kill... unless he walks out a window" 😂😂😂
My parents caught me doing that from a second story window. I did all my sleep walking in grade school.
Funny to see 13 and taub's head slowly dipping as house keeps prolonging the sentence.
No wonder mom said to be quiet about our sleepwalking family. Don't want to be poked/prodded! Mom looks for a baby, #1 sister gets in the car & drives (so we hide the keys) #2 sister sees an intruder, #3 sister cleans her house, me - night terrors started at 19. Poor dad really had to sleep lightly!
Welp, you failed to be quiet.
@@kureijisatsujinsha like it would matter 30 years later?
I hope you all are okay now
Can sleep walking be genetic?
@@shiro_kitten9298 Maybe my mom apparently talks in her sleep and so do I.
There's actually a difference between occasional episodes of sleep-walking (which is more common in children, but they often grow out of it) and more dangerous REM sleep behaviour disorder. Also, some sleepwalking is not actually during REM sleep, but other stages of sleep closer to the twilight zone between sleep and wakefulness.
Personally, I used to sleep talk a lot as a teenager and once sleepwalked to the bathroom door. I only know about this because I used to share my bedroom with my older sister, so she'd tell me what antics I got up to the next morning. Mostly I'd mumble words or times/numbers, but I also once initiated a conversation with my sister saying "Meow, kitten".
I had severe sleep walking when I was a kid. One time I scared the hell out of my mom, what happened was she got up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom and saw me standing at the end of the hall. She was praying that I would be gone when she came out. Thankfully I was 😂
6:06 I've watched these clips for this episode many times. And I never once realized this scene was the clue / foreshadowing for the episode conclusions
The madman running this channel is still uploading? Amazing!
Last time I was this early, it was actually Lupus.
-The coke was cut with milk powder
-Makes it nutritious
Holy sht he's got a point
2:17 his faces are golden sometimes
I like how the other doctors had to closely examine the guy, watch his brainwaves, or flash their light in his eyes to determine he was sleepwalking. House takes one quick look at the girl and knows what’s up
Yes because you know......... he's House 🤷♂
I've always loved how House says 'Relax'. I use the same tone now and it works on anyone instantly.
0:06 Cuddy is actually gorgeous though. Holy hell from her proportions, to her intelligence, to her diligence.
I was in psych ward back home in Massachusetts and they said I slept walk one nite straight into the room where we did group therapy art...it took 3 staff to take me back to my room. A staff sat outside my room and made sure I didn't get back up😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣!!!! I don't remember sleepwalking ever but I must have had something wrong with me...
what is your name? jesus
@@rickemon1 edp445's alt
i was in one too and, I was in a room with 2 other girls and they were both still awake, but i had fallen asleep like right after dinner and a staff member destiny, (not her real name), and the 2 girls, said that i had gotten up, walked down the hall to where the nurse desk was, and just stood there staring at the staff member, they said they got me back to the room, and i layed down, but one of the girls Jojo (not her real name) said that shortly after i was brought back in the room, I had gotten back up, and went and tunred on the shower and then layed back down, I don't remember anyone of it, tho i do know that i sleep walk and sleep talk, so i figured they weren't lying.
CT here!
Ok now we need someone to make episode playlists
This is why I love this show.
House M.D RUclips channel is almost at 1M! Way to go!
I don't know why this popped up at the end of a video I was watching, but it sure did bring back good memories.
I love that 13 just casually tastes the drug.
Ah, so that's what sleeping with your eyes open looks like. Terrifying.
I love different camera work here
4:16 Lactose intolerance isnt a milk allergy, its when you dont have the enzyme, Lactase, to break down Latose, milk sugar.
I noticed that, too. Wow, a medical faux pas on House. I don't know who I am anymore.
This episode reminds me of the time i was apparently sleepwalking when i was young once. I remember my parents asking me about stuff i did and said one night, having no memory of it. Then my mom explained how i got up out of bed, came to the living room and was watching TV with her and my dad. I can't remember exactly what she said i was talking about, but i have no memory of any of it. As far as i know, it never happened again. Although, there have been reports of me talking in my sleep a few times in my life. It's strange to think about the idea of yourself being asleep and yet you're still consciously moving around, having conversations, and making decisions.
How did this guy pass a drug screen if he's doing coke?
very fun fact! some drugs stay in your system along time, some stay in it a short time (and thus show up on drug screens). they did drug testing in some high schools and lots of kids were caught doing pot. To avoid this... the children started doing coke instead! coke is out of your system crazy fast (like a few hours vs a week). arent we happy they cracked down on drug users like that 🙃 now so many more students are passing the drug tests. go america.
He was wearing plot armor when doing the coke.
@@hatingontruth9118 No..the answer was provided above your comment. Twice. Lmao.
@@Tyrosine0910 tbf their name is 'hating on truth'
I'm not sure on this front, But I think there is a difference between a full spectrum type of drug test and a targeted one. I haven't done the research myself nor am I in the medical field. I do, however, vaguely recall having a conversation years ago about it with someone. That doesn't mean it's true. Hell, Doesn't even mean the conversation actually happened. ADHD does a funny thing with your memory. If anyone who is actually versed in this topic, I'd love to hear what your take is on this and what some interesting resources on the topic might be. I'm definitely not against reading something new... so I can forget it at some point... apparently. lol.
5:12 I must have seen this episode about 10 times, and I'm only just now getting this is a joke about Magic Johnson.
Huh?
@@missladyanonymity Magic Johnson was a pro NBA player that had AIDS, so you really wouldn't want his blood on you.
@@FishAnvil Magic Johnson.
Reference to Magic lol
@@FishAnvil be careful doing magic. That's how you get AIDS. lmao jk jk we used to tell that joke when I was a kid... (I'm 44)
Can u imagine giving away ur kidney in ur sleep
I used to sleepwalk when I was a child. I set off our house alarm opening a side door one time, and another time I almost peed on our sofa thinking it was the toilet. Luckily my mom was there to intervene lol 😆
The doctor is just pointing out how most are sleepwalking in and outside the House while giving their written consent for any operation, Quick Response code or shot.
Sleepwalking is weird man. I had an ex who would wander out into the middle of the road. Living in a high ag area during harvest season. A good way to get crushed by a tractor.
Narcolepsy is weird too. I was a horse trainer for many years, and I knew several horses with Narcolepsy during my career. One was a big warmblood gelding who had never had these issues before. He started passing out and falling down while being groomed before a ride. The vet's big question was, "what's changed?" Since he had never had narcoleptic episodes before, she thought something had changed so he wasn't sleeping properly. Turns out, his next door neighbor (who was also there on a rehabilitation stint) had recovered and gone home. Poor Roy wasn't sleeping because he missed his friend. We switched around stabling of horses until we found a companion for him that he liked. Roy started sleeping better at night, and stopped falling over on me while I was saddling him.
Sleep stuff is weird bro.
My screen deadass went dark when Cuddy said blackouts a few seconds in
I was sleepwalking through this scene because I was distracted over the fact that the lounge they are in was pretty much picked up piece by piece from IKEA except that glass table with the silver frame legs.
Lol..
The camera angles made this scene feel straight outta The office. Those close shaky camera shots, zoom ins.
Oh no I’m going to get on the watching House marathon again
Sleepwalking doesn't kill? It can be more serious an dangerous than you realize.
I hate that these don’t ever show the full outcome
Me: hey what happened? You didn't show up for our first date?
Girl: um...I was sleepwalking when I said yes.
Me/girl same time: you saw that house episode too
“Hold still”
Proceeds to pull up his leg and roll him further on his back.
They would not be able to monitor delta waves without an EEG. He should have been driving around with a bunch of diodes and sensors in his head. You also wouldn't be able to get an accurate reading if he's walking around
For me it’s that he just pulls the cap off like it’s nothing. And you’re telling me they didn’t glue the diodes down or wrap his head to keep him from dislodging them?
House: Do you have tiny testis?
Chris: *no.*
Best line ever.
6:42 how does the corner-turn on that hallway work?
rofl... that's funny
It could be a Z shaped hallway, and the middle part of the Z just happens to be very short
I love the videos keep up the great work!!!!!
New videos!... thanks for keeping this channel active.
They mention scleroderma in almost every episode, but it never turns out to be the right answer. The writers must really like the word “scleroderma.”
"Other than you don't want to play basketball with him" lmaoo
I used to sleepwalk quite a lot. They didn’t explain to me that I did this so it freaked me out when I woke up in different places, wearing different clothes etc. When I found out that I had been sleepwalking they told me the weird stuff I did and it freaked me out more so they stopped telling me again. Found out years later I continued to do it until my teens. I even tried to leave the house at night.
Best medical drama to date.
I am now going to get some coffee. I am now going to Watch TV and now I'm going to switch off the Alarm clock. - Hey, did we get burgled last night , honey? Who left the TV on? Why is there coffee all over the Kitchen floor and who pissed on the Dog???!!
The fact Kumar is a character in this show , is hilarious, if you've ever seen Harold and Kumar movies 🤣
This House M.D. is addictive
House is a poor quality doctor. He's always wrong until just before his patient dies.
Basically that one Rick and morty episode
The EEG cap thing was so weird. They didn’t glue it down and they didn’t wrap it. The guy just pulled it off like a hat.
My favorite part of this episode is that there aren't any racist jokes by house because finding out these white passing people were arab was the big mystery of the episode
..ok... don't know what race has to do with the disease, but ok.
@@TheTF2Pianist Their race has everything to do with their disease. The final diagnosis is "Familial Mediterranean Fever". It's genetic, but no one ever thought of it because everyone assumed the two of them were white the whole time.
@@TheTF2Pianist have you seen the episode? It has literally everything to do with it
@@ameliarose47 FMF Disease Not exclusive to Arabs it's Mediterranean meaning Many peoples of the Mediterranean population can be carriers of the gene with it (Arab , Turks, Italian, Greeks etc).
@@wazd4661 none of those are races
Feel like I've seen this 1 but can't quite remember how it ends
"Small kidney, just means he won't pee as much. Great for road trips!"
Sleep walking is crazy. I only had a few occasions and thankfully nothing serious. But one time I woke up sleeping on the couch, and another time in the bathtub. Scared the hell out of my mom when she walked in which woke me up and then we both had a laugh about shortly after.
I was sleepwalking when I was younger, around 9 years old. The only reason I know this is because I had found mud on my indoor shoes, something that wasn't there when I went to sleep. I had in my sleep put on my shoes, walked through my parents room to reach the hallway door, went down the stairs then unlocked the outside door and went outside to do something, before going back to bed, closing and locking the door behind me. I never knew how I didn't wake up my parents.
That time when you sleepwalked into giving someone your kidney.
And almost allowed to by world-class Doctors who knew it could be genetic.
I never get used to him talking with an American accent.
I'll never get used to his British accent LOL
2:13 me in every test
I used to sleep walk more as a child but now not so much. I've woken up in our car in the garage, the livingroom with the television & lights all on, eating, and many times walking around the backyard at night. Luckily I've never woke up driving my car, that would be scary. The doctors told my parents it was triggered by stress, basically I act out my dreams at night.
I sleepwalk to the toilet at night. When I was 8 years' old we went on a cruise ship and because it wasn't my house I got confused as to where the toilet was. I pulled out the bottom dresser drawer and started pulling down my pants. My parents woke up and took me to the toilet. No clothes or furniture were damaged that night! But close call.
"can't not watch!"
Actually, I literally can't, it's (the streaming service) not available in my country
Whoever edits these, I absolutely hate you. You always leave me hanging. Having said that, I did it… I finally subbed to Peacock so I can watch this show.
Ad a lifelong sleepwalker, I'm terrified that one night I'm going to wake up behind the wheel of my car. Everyone else thinks it's funny but it really creeps me out. I do weird things
cool story bro
I usually go about what my usual routine would be if I was awake. So checking on my kids, making food, cleaning. If part of your regular routine is driving during the night then I'd be worried. If not, then I think you are safe 😁
twas the night before Christmas... and all through the house...
there was people there stirring.... with even the mouse.
It's so unrealistic that you would sweat in the hospital. Most hospitals keep it at like 66° in there. I think that's like 19 degrees Celsius (for our eu friends)
wow he drives all fine while he sleeping
My little bro has a sleep walking issue occasionally. Ask him anything and he wont answer. We dont let him sleep in rooms with a balcony at hotels. He can open doors in his sleep.
It's weird af but I can recall sleepwalking once when i was very young. I don't remember the sleepwalking but I do remember waking up standing in my neighbor's back yard, disoriented and confused. I walked out the gate and back to my place but could never really explain to my parents why I was outside at 3am.
I thought Cuddy said they tox screened him?
Different toxins, different tests, so it's entirely possible they would have had not looked for cocaine, or he wasn't a regular user. Regardless, I don't think the coke was even relevant in the end.
@@NatiiixLP i would think common narcotics would be in a tox screen since it's literally to check for drugs
@@romulusnr if he wasn’t a regular user of may not have shown it. Also depends if it was urine, blood, hair, or saliva. Blood and saliva is only up to 2 days from last use. If it was say a day or day and a half since last use it may not have shown. Hair it would’ve shown months to years. And urine up to 3 days unless heavy user than up 2 weeks. It could’ve very easily not shown up on blood, saliva, or urine tests just due to length of time since last use
According to Lisa Cuddy, three doctors tested him for drugs and alcohol. All 3 doctors didn't bother to test for coke?
@@ncjay08 if he didn’t do it regularly it may not have shown up. Blood and saliva only show for about 2 days max and using 3 days max. Unless they did a hair one who will show months to years it may not have shown up at all easily.
3:21 was this exterior shoots filmed on 60 fps???
“drugs and alcohol” is the same as saying “fruit juice and grape juice”
This epsiode turned into freaky version of the office when they got in the car
THIER LETTING HIM DRIVE HIS CAR AROUND WHILE HE'S SLEEPING???
I sleepwalked as a child. Ended up at a neighbor’s house in the middle of the night.
This episode is coool
Thirteen clapping back lmao "and youre obnoxious".
I always find it funny how they just casually say things like "do a bone marrow biopsy" or "perform an inverted rectal triectomy" with no regard to how much they're costing the patient lol
Nothing when you live in a civilized country?
@@ThaFuzzwood Not in the US it isn't. That could be a good 10 grand or so over here.
lol why the camera all up in house's face like that
Where do i find the full eps i cant find the full episodes