When Wilson decides to make a speech on a euthanasia patient House drugs him to prevent him from effecting his career.
Your favorite shows, movies and more are here. Stream now on Peacock: www.peacocktv.com
Watch House on Google Play: bit.ly/2tu3kHh & iTunes apple.co/2tCSJOu
Subscribe: bit.ly/2goT95b
This is the official KZhead channel for House M.D. Watch all of the official clips from the series, the funniest and saddest moments, and follow all of the doctor's most curious cases.
#HouseMD #IsItLupus? #Doctors
#HouseMD #HughLaurie #doctors
Wilson keeps making the same two mistakes. -He tells House he's making a dumb decision. -He takes a drink offered by House.
And he gives house advice without meaning to even when he says he won’t be duped into giving advice
@Marc Whitakay The series is too simplistic that thinks you're too fool to understand when it so obvious. that he should learn the lesson after many shits.
I like how House never takes a drink and uses conversation to distract Wilson from noticing that hes never taken a drink
and the few times that Wilson does NOT take the drink House offered him are the times where the drink House was keeping was drugged and so he still ends up drugged. Honestly, by now it should be clear that if House is anywhere in a 10m radius ALL drinks must be prohibited
@Marc Whitakay yes it's based on Sherlock
True friendship, not letting your friend smack their head into the table after drugging them.
alan10250 Yes but I don't think I'll find some one like that because I'm more like House
@@rustyshackleford9877 no you're not
Gary Taylor May be I'm, May be I'm trying to be like House.
@@rustyshackleford9877 pretty sure it's the latter
I'm more of a Wilson in our friendship with my bestfriend. There were many times I wanted to punch my bestfriends face and many times I argued with him but thing is He wins the arguement, and he is right.
Friends don't drug you. Best friends catch your head before it slams into the table.. After they have drugged you.
YES!
Exactly
@Holden Mcgroine I said the Code is 328 I said it loudly
@Holden McgroineI said the Code is 328 I said it loudly
@Holden Mcgroine no, that's the override for the limiter on the self-administered morphine drip. Knowing it lets the patient intentionally OD.
Facial expressions every time he's drugged: Confusion, moment of realization, fury, and "I'm going to kill House."
and the best part he always falls for it House kept dosing him over and over again
LOL Wilson went out swinging. "She's better off without you." before being completely knocked out.
Love it
his last jab before he gets knocked out
Lalo, HAHA!
He mustered all his willpower into that swing.
Went down swangin' 🤣🤣
Love how Wilson briefly becomes House. "We're all murderers, we just don't have the guts to admit it." Damn, James....
@Justin Edwards dunno about leading cause of death but bankruptcy? how very murrican of you.
Justin Edwards - Medical errors is number 3 on the list in the USA (heart disease is the leading cause, then cancer)
The issue with deaths from medical errors is that patient mostly actually dies from some disease (that would kill him without medical help anyway), but it all goes into "medical errors" category.
Justin Edwards this data sounds suspicious
@@leohong5845 Oh yeah, it's a completely privatized health care system. Thank goodness I don't live there haha
i love how he doesn’t let Wilson’s head slam on the table 😂
Yup ,me too😂😂😂😂😂and i said "look who's so cute now "😂😂oh god my english is terrible😭😭
Your English is fine ! I understand what you mean !! & i agree, i think they have a very cute relationship ! 😂 ليان حلس
Me too
We should all have a good friend like that.
Me too.
My dad had metastasized stomach cancer several years ago. The Dr. came into the room and wanted permission to give my dad Ativan and Morphine every 1/2 hour. I knew what it meant, but did not hesitate because he was suffering. He passed several hours later, but was calm and sedated as he went. Wilson was right.
I am so sorry for your loss.
Sending you love and healing
Here in Russia the doctors can't give enough drugs to relief the pain. They must order "Red bills" one year for the next year. And then opium coming to the end, they denied to give anybody necceccary painkillers. My Mother dies from cancer on my hand, suffering without any medicines.
@@Nikita_Andreyev I read about cancer patients in Russia committing suicide because they lack enough opioid pain medicine. I couldn't imagine the level of suffering those people must endure.
@@Nikita_Andreyev - Do you mean they run out of opioids because they have to order it a year in advance? Why don't they just order a lot so there will be extra? And what do you mean opium is coming to an end?
Wilson's been drugged so many times by House he's basically used to it by now
He's gotten much faster at recognizing it too
probably needs a higher dose from the tolerance he has built
I wish I had a good friend like that.
@@jaimhaas5170 my brother died from a "friend" drugging him with MDMA, you don't want that kind of friend.
Waking up from it like if he was hungover and saying "meh".
House drugged Wilson 4 times during all series.
Could you remind me of them ?
Wait thats it? I really thought it would be around 10
Did he use his Vicodin I wonder??
@@mo0dkiller the only other time i can recall is when he gave him speed
@@jebes909090 and at dinner with Cuddy's mom
Love that little sigh before Wilson goes you drugged me, hes just so done
I think it was more along the lines of, "really, right now?" You gotta remember, by this point in the series, House and Wilson have taken drugging each other and turned it into a kind of practical joke they play on each other. I don't think they really mind it, since they are both excellent doctors at the top of their field, if anything happened, they know the other would do everything they could to stop it. Plus they don't really take it all that far. At max maybe 2 pills.
that was no "little" sigh lol
Homosexuality is a sin @@wanderinwolf3804
That moment when Wilson realizes House drugged him and he's like "She's better off without you" before fainting.
I find it impressive that despite slurring his other words, when he realized exactly what was going on he summoned just enough energy to perfectly snark House right before passing out.
I love how calmly he took being drugged. More mildly annoyed than anything else.
@@filipwolffs Well I think by this episode House and Wilson have both drugged each other at least 3 times each? House at least 3 times, Wilson has drugged House a couple times at least. Not sure on the actual number though... To them its kinda like a practical joke on each other.
Yeah i watched the video aswell
The oncologist who got cancer and the doctor who thinks life is meaningless who faked his death Ahhh the irony.
And a guy who posts such a comment without spoilers alert
@@Vcs444 the show is more than a decade old, cmon now
@@NoName-wr6yq Doesnt mean that every1 has seen it
@@Vcs444 if you have any intention of seeing it, you wouldve done so already
@@NoName-wr6yq I seen it a couple of months ago actually
Wilson can never show his angry to House lol... no matter what House is the only best friend he could'nt afford to lose. Bromance of the highest level tbh
Greatest bromance in all of television hisrtory.
Except for the time Wilson blamed House for Amber's death and just left the hospital.
Badgabr don’t think he ever got over it
Badgabr bruh Wilson sais himself that he tried to blame house but he ultimately couldn’t
@@henrywaehling7366 House and Wilson are way better. House faked his death to spend time with Wilson on his last days.
Only House would go to a conference, under a fake name, to steal his best friend's speech and take credit because for a doctor it's basically a confession to murder. I think that's what made his rant in the mental hospital stand out so much. Normally, even at his meanest he has a point and/or is genuinely trying to help, but take away that second part and then there's nothing.
which rant?
@@lenkazivano117 When he's insulting his fellow patients when playing basketball
"We cant even argue on my schedule" is my fave line. Sums up a big part of their interactions
Wilson is the canary in the coal mine if he does not get dosed by house then you know there's a problem
If I had cancer, especially terminal, I would want Wilson as my doctor. So compassionate and caring.
That’s interesting. You want someone passionate and caring while knowing it hurts them emotionally. Wouldn’t you rather have douch so you won’t care about their emotional hurt ?
@@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jk Good One.
You gotta admit. What a sweet pair of pants the hotel got for Wilson.
baªlammen They’re just normal dresspants
@@possessedchair8144 what are the chances that when you ask the hotel to bring you dresspants, they actually fit you? In the premise that they actually deliver.
@@carljosephbuca2070 most expensive hotels do that
@@akiraic so that's how it works when it comes to EXPENSIVE hotels huh. Now that's a first for me.
When House drugged Wilson at Cuddy's house, he fell with head. This time House knew what was gonna happen and prevented it.
Except that episode was after this one.
That was actually the third time hahaha
House knew what was going to happen at Cuddy's. Maybe he was just feeling a little pissed at Wilson that day. Or maybe he was nicer this time because he could see that Wilson was so wracked with guilt that he was going to publicly confess to murder, and he also knew how angry Wilson was going to be when he woke up and realized that House had foiled his grand sacrificial gesture. Perhaps he figured a headache on top of all that was a bit much.
Wilson is honestly the purest most wonderful soul ever just seeing him comfort that man as he was dying broke my heart in a million pieces 💔
I was just thinking that. He would be an amazing person to have by your side.
**SEASON 8 SPOILER** - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Makes it that much more soul crushing when you have to watch him struggle with his own cancer
“what are you thinking about?” “fjords.” that was quite possibly one of the funniest lines of this entire series, at least to me 🤣
I feel like it was a Monty Python reference.
This is actually a very serious issue in medicine. The cowardice towards the topic leaves doctors to deal with this by themselves. And yes, most doctors who treat terminal patients do it.
@Nhilistic Komrad I think op mean more that the cowardice toward yes or not euthanasie toward human should be ligal or not. People don't want to have the death of somebody on their conscience. Even through this person was in a great deal of pain and couldn't do anything about it. I'm for it tbh. If we can put out of their misery animals why can't we do the same for humans
@Nhilistic Komrad pro euthanasia is a popular opinion. There are a few powerful groups preventing it.
Depends on a country's medical laws. In Great Britain, there was a case of a 8 year old girl with a rare cancer that their highest court said the National Health System does not have to pay for the treatment since there was a very small chance of survival. In other words, they deemed it is was not a medical necessity. Yes, they rather let her die. Fortunately, she was about to get treatment in the United States thanks to some donors. While we often think this problem only happens in privatized health care, it also happens in a public health care system like those in Canada and Great Britain.
@@Dino-zu4qg it technically already may be legal and no one realized it. In the Row v wade decision, the court ruled in favor of legalized abortion on the grounds that the state doesnt have a right to control what medical procedures someone has done. With that precedent, it should also apply to euthanasia as well.
@@bermanmo6237 of course it does. Once you put the state as the primary payer of bills, you let them into the decision making process for what bills are worth paying. But the same is true of any intermediary (like insurance companies).
In 10 minutes, House helped Wilson twice. Saving his head from hitting the table, and hijacking Wilson's speech. He took the fall even with the off chance that someone would recognize him. That's true friendship.
if I dosed you would you get mad at me?
Bro had to have the last word. "Shes better off without you." *Passes out*
you see psychotic sociopaths have there strange out liars like house whom saves a friends career and life by drugging them to save them from themselves
Wilson is a real doctor, I mean a real person. Maybe his caracter was made to reflect on House's weirdness.
Sony *Character*
It's a technique used by writers known as "foils" where characters have opposite traits from one another to emphasize each's prominent qualities.
They're based on Holmes and Watson. With a modern, medical and twisted twist
@@ScisaacFisaac This is true but I think it originates in real life. My childhood best friend was my opposite, or foil of u will. Realiable, unchanging, stable, normal, grounded... Aka Wilson. Meanwhile I'm batshit crazy, total weirdo, always in pain, grouchy, addicted to alcohol... My friend thought I was amusing when I did something stupid. I felt she was my anchor, someone who kept me somewhat grounded. We both had qualities the other liked or lacked. Opposites attract for a reason
Dude...that's exactly why Wilson was created. I thought that was obvious. It's a really common device in writing. Wilson is both an average person put in in order to accentuate House's personality, but also as a stand-in for the audience .
“I didn’t know Angela Merkel was attending the conference”
Benjamin Govan Man has goals.
Best line of the series
@Christopher Marlowe That's the joke
@Christopher Marlowe House is a guy who respects someone who does whatever it takes. Merkel is someone who does whatever she thinks it takes, regardless of how you view her politics
you clowns don't know what sexy is
3:55 The fact that Wilson slowly realized that he was drugged always cracks me up bad.
I love how house drugged Wilson and cuddy's mom during season 7
Out of the kindness of his heart, naturally. Just like when Cuddy drugged House to get him to his dad's funeral and to reunited Hilson.
Spoiler Alert: Tells her the mom was her birthday present, when Wilson goes down says it was his present to himself. Then they do the dishes in the kitchen together with the two passed out at the table in the background... Priceless. I wish they would have ended up together. The finale was good but she should have been with him. She dumped him for the very reasons she loved him and wanted him to change to be with her. Love accepts your short comings and helps you to be better for the short comings, not sees your short comings demanding you change or you lose that love. Wilson shows House love better than she did because he understood his short comings and was there no matter how bad.
@@ashburnsdeal i think they were going to end up together, but lisa edelstein didnt want to participate in the series anymore. she didnt even show up in final ep.
@@egegodmes607 They asked her to take a pay cut and she declined.
@@ashburnsdeal My favorite part of that was when House and Cuddy are doing the dishes, House says to Cuddy "isn't this nice?" and Cuddy starts to grin.
My favourite part of this whole thing: “I need... pants.” - Wilson 😂😂😂
Plot twist: after the finale, Wilson's cancer gets too severe. House tries to euthanize him, but his tolerance was so high, the drugs put the tumors to sleep, curing Wilson 🤣
That would honestly be epic
Cancer cells are almost identical to normal cells so they'd also be resistant. Wait what am I saying, good joke but no sense at all😂
The only difference really between cancer cells and the cells they mutate from is that cancer cells don't have the inhibitor telling them to turn off the cell division. That's how the tumors grow and then continually spread throughout the body because cancer cells are continuously dividing due to the lack of that inhibitor.
Its house md not pretty little lier lol
@@wanderinwolf3804 That's definitely not the 'only' difference, cancer cells are distinguished by six properties: sustained proliferative growth factor release; insensitivity to anti-growth factor signalling; evasion of apoptosis; invasion of non-primary tissue sites; activation of telomerase (limitless replication); and sustained angiogenesis. By the time a cell line has become 'cancer' it is extremely differentiated from its clonal origin (which is a normal cell with an acquired oncogene or knocked out TSG).
4:15 it's so weird. Seeing house catch his head is the biggest physical act of kindness I've ever seen from him. Just rewatch it a few times. He knows a little head bump won't kill him, he probably won't even feel it after he wakes up. Yet he still rushes to catch him. It's redundant because he also drugged him but he did that to save his job while getting the message out there. In a way, house was being a good friend and didn't want to see him hurt. We know house isn't evil in his core. He's an absolute prick who ruins things but does anything to see people survive and blames himself if he doesn't succeed. We know he suffers knowingly because it helps him save lives and be a good doctor, but this really was a shot of house rushing in to prevent any unneeded pain. Pain that he normally enjoys. It's almost like I'm watching anime. What friendship. What a great little detail😅!!
When they were having dinner with Cuddy and her mother and House drugged Wilson, his head did hit the table. I just assumed that this was kind of a callback.
Anime had absolutely nothing to do with this and these are too many words to basically just say that House cared about Wilson. Also, he's not an ''absolute pricks who ruins things'' at the very least because he goes far and beyond to save lives AND was shown to help his colleagues many times. He does NOT enjoy pain, noone does (except masochists but that's another topic) and no he doesn't suffer knowingly for altruistic reasons, it was not as straightforward as you're saying.
@@oz_jones ...or writers simply forgot about this scene.
I love how Wilson always stutters as the drugs kick in
House was stirring the can AS WILSON came in. He SAW HOUSE pour from an open can and trusted him? Silly Wilson
He really should have known better.
Anyone else find it hilarious that Wilson always realises right before he passes out
House's facial expression once Wilson goes "I didn't meeaan" always crack me up
House faking a signal loss while glaring at Wilson casually was hilarious.
Hello...... I need...... Pants...
7:39 House actually looks at Wilson's pants when he turns
"You don't ask what I want, you ignore my wishes, you drug me..." "I'm waiting for you to add something new to our relationship." My dad was always a huge fan of House. I was too young to enjoy or understand it at the time, but I know my dad's sense of humor, that line probably really cracked him up.
You make it sound as if he is not around anymore. If that's the case, then I'm sorry for your loss. It's hard being reminded of the things that made out loved ones smile and laugh. But that's how we keep them alive.
@@rinestonehelix7599 you should be a religious dude I would be happy if you can confirm that
Damn. This hit me with my guard totally down
I just want to thank the head writer who delayed visiting a therapist to write this masterpiece. Only a true cynic could write House so well.
W - “Before I start shouting, Foreman says they’re looking at rickettsia.” H - Thanks for the message. Continue.” W - “What the hell?!” I love these two! LMAO.
Best friends at its finest
"I need pants." XD I also love how House catches Wilsons head before it hit the table.
so he doesn’t let Wilson slam his face on the table this time, but when House drugs Cuddys mom AND Wilson... he lets dude face plant into the table.
trying not to die! This was after that
Different size table
"Shes better off without you" *thonk*
'What you said to me up there, thank you. You're a good friend. Cuddy should know that.' 'Yeah, we should let her know I drugged you so you wouldn't confess to murder.' This show was just amazing. :D
I mean… she’d probably be annoyed - “damnit, House!” - but grateful to be keeping Wilson - “yeah, we need him.”
Wilson is such a great character
Seeing Wilson’s compassion on the first minute made me cry. The first time I watched this video was about 9-10 months ago. However a lot has changed in my life since then. The first time I saw this video I did take note of his dedication and kindness. However one of the main things that has changed in my life is my Grandma. She lost her battle to Metastatic Breast cancer 7 months ago. It was a long long battle for her. Over 20 years in fact. In her final weeks she was peacefully and comfortably relaxing in her home. With her loved ones near and a round the clock care team dedicated to making her as comfortable as possible. On the morning of her passing her home health care working stayed by her side. And they showed her the same compassion and sincerity as Wilson is showing his patient. I just wanted to thank them for being so sweet to all of us. They even all attended her memorial.
What a wonderful, teary tribute House gave to Wilson. Worth all the suffering he's caused his best friend.
He didn't cause him ''suffering'', wilson was a big boy and CHOSE this friendship, and for all his jerkiness House was always a good friend.
What House did for Wilson was admirable. A true friend for sure.
Are there people like Wilson in real life?? I'd love to have one with me !!!
Sounds like rape
there are.. but they usually don't find house ...
overshot grunt 😂😂😂
Just 1 persent in the world i think
ikan I get that, lol.
Do a compilation of pranks
👍
There is one.
It's kind of tragic, but this is actually a very well known fact. You can't kill your patient, you can't help them die... But at what point does keeping them alive contradict your oath to ease suffering? Are you keeping them alive for their sake, or your own sake? I was just a child when I saw my mother tell a dying man, who had accepted his fate as a old person, that they would check up on him every three hours and that he shouldn't ever use his morphine to an extreme unless he just wanted to sleep calmly. I don't think my mother said it to give him a "death" option, but I also don't think she felt anything wrong when he peacefully slept in. If you've already done all you could to survive, tried every cure. If you've already said all you want and have to to your family and friends. Then why, why would you accept being forced to be alive in pain for the sake of it? I wouldn't. I hope no doctor of mine would. Ofcourse there are larger ramifications in regards to "who makes that call?" and such, but we're talking about the philosophy here not the action.
Is this an USA problem? We have euthanasia laws here..
@@Swordie100 you can be convicted for murder here.
@@Swordie100 Murica, the country where the only thing that matters is money. Keeping them alive longer = bigger bill at the end. It's all about money.
gwanael34 or its just that assisting in suicide is an extremely controversial topic that doesn’t need your reductionist narrative.
@@williamkrause5831 Lol "controversial", it's only controversial to people that lack empathy or have another agenda (often religious, sometimes political and monetary). ANYONE who has known someone in absolute pain 24/7 would be more than happy to let them go. I speak from experience, we quite litteraly do it with our animals because we know what SUFFERING means and we kind of know when it's not worth it. If you don't think someone has a right to decide when they have had enough suffering, learn empathy and try for just a second to imagine what constant debilitating pain even means. There is NO reason you should FORCE someone to keep living in pain when they have no way to ever get better. That's torture at best and outright psyhopathy at worst.
To all the people who say House is a sociopath, he isn't and it's blaringly obvious. sincerely,the people who actually know what a sociopath is
Like you.
The guy is just an asshole to everyone. He sees it as a way to interact with others. Those that still stay are either masochists or friends he needs to protect.
He's not remotely sociopathic. Neither does he lack morals. He does 'bad' things for two reasons. Mostly (especially with patients) it's because he disagrees that they're bad, because he is following his own logic about what will help people the most. The other times (when he does stupid or hurtful or self-destructive things) it's because he acts on a strong emotion and thinks short term. He swings back and forth between being very rational and very irrational. But sociopathic isn't any part of it.
The entire point of House is that he can read people and connect with them. He's an extremely burned out empath.
@@unknowninfinium4353oh out here with the fourth grade lines.
I love how this entire comment section is people commenting on their friendship and I'm awkwardly standing by because Hilson is my OTP and I fangirled insanely during this episode
You are not alone lol
Wilson is an essential part of House. he is the compassion, love, care, honesty, gentleness and all the qualities House lacks. But it's not due choice and that's why House and Wilson are such a great team. House is all Wilson is not and vice versa. In a way House needs to have someone like that in his life and eventually, when Wilson is diagnosed with cancer, House does all for his friend, because he had a great teacher.
House saves his compassion for times they are warranted, not to cuddle emotions.
No, it's not as simplistic. house may be a jerk but he still cares as he was shown to go far and beyond to save lives and helping out his friends with insightful advice/being a listening ear. Also, house was always ready to do everything for wilson even before the later got cancer (bailed him out of the jail, helped through divorces and separations, this conference, accompanied him to meet his brother etc). So it wasn't like house ONLY started showing affection and love for wilson in season 8. I suggest you rewatch the show...
I want a friend like House, who's brutally sarcastic and an emotionally calloused sociopath, but deep down, is a caring person.
Nirmit Mishra - On TV, there are lots of feels and everything works out, but I had a friend like that and it was not fun. It was exasperating, painful, extremely trying, and not healthy. :-(
@@Andrea-xs4ny Oh
How is House a sociopath? This is the second person I've seen say this. If he was a sociopath he wouldn't care about Wilson potentially throwing his career away with his paper. He truly cares about him and his conscious would not let him do it. The sociopathic tendencies you do see are a result of House and his rationalizations and generally just being an ass.
REDEEMERWOLF what you described is psychopath house is a sociopath they can have feelings and emotions like Sherlock homes
So what you're saying is you want friends who drug you.
Wilson: “What are you thinking about?” House: “The fjords.” PINING FOR THE FJORDS?! A Monty Python reference. The Dead Parrot sketch.
Thats reaching
Best bromance in television. End of story.
Wilson suffered a great deal: 1) a series of failed marriages and expensive divorces; 2) he gave up part of his liver to save a patient/friend whom he thought wanted to live to reconcile with his family whom he had left for some young twist...not so...the friend upon being saved went back to the twist; 3) he is endlessly tortured by House who literally lies, manipulates, sabotages, etc...etc... almost every aspect of Wilson's life; 4) his one real promising relationship (a person House actually hates) ends in tragedy (Amber) and he has the unenviable job of informing her she is going to die and she dies in his arms; 5) he is an oncologist and for the most part, his job is to delay death, clawing back weeks, months from Death for many patients only to watch them finally succumb; and 6) in a cruel bit of irony, the man that fights cancer in others, himself will succumb to the nemesis he's professionally fought for years!
Great analysis. Maybe all the tragedy made him almost as good as House as a doctor?
Oh shut it. House does NOT ''torture'' wilson because 1) it was shown that wilson enjoys their friendship and they have lots of fun together AND house was always there to support him as well; 2) don't throw around word torture that easily, you don't know what real torture is.
@@mauz791 What a nonsensical conclusion. Tragedy doesn't make on better or worse, it just makes our lives... well, more tragic and sad. House is great doctor because he's a genius and willing to break rules/conventions (including to save lives). wilson is also a great doctor in his own right because I assume he's also really smart and he cares a lot. Tragedies have no bearing on this. You're saying this because you want to attach meaning to meaningless tragic events (read last sentence in House' voice, remember his ''lessons'').
My grandma always watched this show when it was still airing. I was still pretty small and wasn't super into medical dramas yet (but House would absolutely change that), and I still remember watching the finale with her. I'm still sad that this show ended. Currently, there's other shows like The Good Doctor and Chicago Med, but they just don't compare. No characters will ever have such a well-written and believable relationship/dynamic as House and Wilson.
4:24 **words can hurt you, you know?** **wilson dead**
I absolutely love his feigning the phone connection break up to hang up.
Pay close attention to House's drink, he never drank it lol
He always tricks Wilson into taking it in some way. He gave him stimulants by offering the undrugged cup, he poured it for himself but never drank it...
What I find interesting about House is that he is basically world famous for his diagnostic skills, which is implied a lot throughout the show. Yes he is arrogant about how smart he is and how is is basically always right, but yet as far as fame goes he is actually very humble. Humble enough to where no one at this conference even recognizes his face, yet if they heard his name they’d most likely know exactly who he is. He could write articles and studies about a lot of the patients he cures and the discoveries he makes, but chooses not to because this practice is basically for his own self amusement. It so self centered to the point it’s actually humble
House dose it again!
1:04 A very effective technique, thank you, Dr. House!
One of houses most caring moments including in his friendship with Wilson. ❤️. :)
Wilson was absolutely remarkable. I wish doctors really did take the time to sit with their patients. 2:13 That sunset...real or not...is stunning! Am I the only one that thought this particular look on Hugh made him look a little scary?
I wish more people would talk about euthanasia. Everyone has the right to die.
Everyone is gonna die...sorry
True, but without their consent, that's the issue.
I'm all for assisted euthanasia. It's not fair to make someone die in agony
J Wil this. People don't understand this
Yes, mental acuity Is a factor, but if someone truly has decided to kill themselves, there's not a single thing another human can do about it, all euthanasia is kindness to people who can't for themselves in a medically safe environment.
real friend doesn't tell you what you want to hear, he tells you what you need to hear
House and Wilson were the real couple of the show.
Just wrapped up the show today. Definitely one of the best out there.
Have personal experience with this now, and Wilson is right. Here in Australia, Voluntary Assisted Dying is now legal. And it is a good thing. A patient having the right to sit down with their family and friends and discuss the ability to choose that this is it, this is enough. The pain needs to end. The comfort of knowing that you are ready, and you've given your loved ones the time and opportunity to discuss it with you and come to terms with it. We do it for our pets, but have forced other human beings to endure immense pain and suffering. My Nanna used VAD last November to end years of pain from cancer. And it was sweet and beautiful. To see a woman I have looked up to my entire life having the freedom to choose how she left this world. Surrounded by her loved ones. To those worried about the slippery slope, it's not an easy thing to get. It's not one trip to the pharmacy and away you go. There is a defined and monitored process including multiple mandatory interviews to ensure this is what the patient wants, not something being forced on them. Once dispensed, the drugs are kept under lock and key. Only the patient themselves can actually administer them at the end. Like anything, it of course leaves room for abuse, but if we do our due diligence on each case, that should be extremely rare. Let's be humane and let people in unending pain and suffering end that pain with dignity. At the end, Nanna looked exactly like she'd fallen asleep watching the TV like usual. It was calm. She didn't suffer as her body finally gave out under her. She went to sleep holding hands with her children.
"of course we can't Even argue in my schedule" 🤣
I believe that the message these two characters of the show are trying to convey isn't about how euthanasia makes someone a murderer or not. Euthanasia is, after all, very common, and these doctors would know that. Instead, it's about the mental suffering a doctor goes through every time he or she disconnects a life support machine. This is actually a lot more interesting, and here's why: While the passive version of euthanasia isn't the same thing as mercy killing a patient, it understandably still has an effect on the doctors that perform it. It rarely lands a doctor in jail, but that doesn't make letting a life end any easier. The discomfort one experiences must be immense. Wilson touches on this when he talks about "what doctors have to go through, the decisions we have to make." It's an arguably bigger issue than Euthanasia yet goes unnoticed, and it needs to be discussed more. Otherwise we get doctors like Wilson that feel the need to hear "you did nothing wrong" from someone other than himself, like in the show. While making the distinction that Active Euthanasia is different from Passive is important for those that don't know the difference, the general public needs to recognize the difficulty of their work that doctors face every day. One can really only imagine what it's like to allow an illness to take someone, especially if the doctor has become the patient's friend in their attempt to alleviate pain. Like Wilson, the doctor would feel loss every single time. This feeling would only build and result in an unhealthy mental state. It's not like I really have a solution for this problem -- showing support for your doctor, maybe? -- I just wanted to give my two cents on this complex and interesting topic, as well as better explain what I believe the show wanted to express.
3:37 he knew coming in 😂
4:14 Inebriated words are sober thoughts. From what i've heard. But that line is HILARIOUS. 'You DRUGED me. She's better off without you'. I actually didn't know what an 'oncologist' was until today. That may be one of the most heart breaking lines of medicine i can think of.
wilson is the most lovely person
Nobody gonna ask how a man with a bad leg was able to move a grown man from a table to a bed 15 feet away
1:26 really beautiful scene
It's not euthanasia, but I had an experience just like the one described here once. I had a scratched cornea, absolute agony. I went to an urgent care, where they put a single drop of... something in my eye that INSTANTLY relieved 99.8% of the pain. The doctor/PA/nurse/whatever he was, upon me commenting "oh my god that was amazing, just let me have that and I'll be fine" said "no, we can't let you have that, overuse can damage your eye" He then proceeded to put the bottle of miracle eye drops down on the table right next to me and leave the room. I am eternally grateful to that man.
*House drugs Wilson* Me : Dammit House, you don't just drug your BEST friend ! Wh- *House catches Wilson's head before it hits the table* Me : Aaaaaawwww, House is such a good friend, look how he cares !! So sweeeeet X3 R.I.P logic XD
Hahaha 🤣🤣 yas
Words hurt, you know..
honestly, there should be a compilation for every time House drugs Wilson
In the description, it should be "affecting his career," not "effecting his career." Still a powerful clip, though.
DarkNova50 you're*
@@minidwarfdude9230 you'ren't*
"Effect" actually does work as a verb tho
@@stickmanblubbles4489 ...and "affect" *can* be a noun.
@@minidwarfdude9230 yerr*
1:11 Identity theft is not a joke, House!
CUDDYY!? Haha very funny Cuddy!?
"Drugs him from AFFECTING his career." An effect, to affect. English can be silly
Imagine seeing Angela Merkel as the girl of your dreams.
Better than Theresa May
@Christopher Marlowe What
Kraven least May isn’t fat or German or Communist
Wilson and House. Legendary tier friendship.
Wilson is the type of doctor I would want.
5:00 next thing you know he ends up running into the conference room like that
That moment when house stops talking midway, just know he has figured out whatever is going on with is patient.😅😅
Love how House doesn't need an ID for the conference badge lol
The way he cut off the phone pretending its the bad signal, I need to learn that.
1:34 that sky tho
And right after that speech, Wilson goes and PROVES HOUSE’S POINT by telling him about the patient before even yelling at him. Wilson is incredibly written.
Oh I would really love to see a compilation of all Willsons narrations when House realises the true disease....🤣
that dislike is wilson
I like the fact House grabs Wilson’s head and lays it down gently before he just let it smack on the table. Show some growth in House.
I never really watched this show, but YT suggested this clip - I gotta say this Wilson guy's actions when he realized he was drugged...dang that was great acting.
I don't think I truly appreciated the issue of end of life care/euthanasia until my own grandpa passed away not too long ago. I stayed with him through his hospice care and it was rough to see the last week of his life - I really felt bad because it felt like he was suffering. They did increase the morphine/ativan/haldol which helped keep him sedated, but it was definitely rough. It's hard not to imagine if I was in that scenario that you wouldn't want it to be over. I mean we don't let pets suffer because it is inhumane, but somehow we have a different bar for people.
You can really see the kind of relationship these two have here.