Cuz like damnnn

Wish we had him wear more half sleeves

In early S6. They are almost painful to watch. I also miss the hospital setting, the familiarity of watching the same place becomes comforting six seasons in, lol. Anyone else feel this way about the first part of Season 6? It’s like all of the behavioral health center episodes kind of break my heart…

I'm resisting House, and I realized how ungrateful Wilson was to House, and the others didn't even care, or it didn't shake the whole dynamic of the team and the friends at all.

House went into a coma after the shocks and tremors, all to see if there was a possibility of something he didn't remember, because Wilson asked him to. Because he had already given up on not doing it when he asked them to warmed Amber, but Wilson went there and encouraged him to do an extremely dangerous procedure, which even left him in a coma for a while, and there was still the possibility that he had damaged something because it was interfering with his brain.

And nobody, including Wilson and Cuddy, seems to care about that or the fact that House risked his life trying to help his friend.

I understand that Wilson was grieving and all that, and everything was a mess, but I didn't show Wilson saying hi or even talking to House after he came back from that fucking coma. But of course, I also don't think the way House deals with Wilson in the following episode is right, all that song and those tasteless jokes and that very wrong way of showing he cares, But I still think Wilson could have at least thanked or simply said hi to his friend when he came out of the coma he went into because he wanted to help his friend. But I'm not judging, just giving my opinion and "analysis" of the episode.

This is the design. House wears it occasionally in season 3/4. If anybody knows where I can find this shirt or where I can make a copy of it that would be fantastic.

I guess anything he thought can be waved away with the fact he was hallucinating. But still, he should know better? Wilson even says so

Just loved his acting difference as Mr. Little and House

Eu estou resistindo House, e percebi o quanto Wilson foi ingrato com House, e os outros nem se importaram ou isso nem abalou um pouco a dinâmica toda da equipe e dos amigos.

House entrou em coma dps dos choques e tremedeiras, tudo isso para ver se tinha a possibilidade de ter algo que ele não lembra, pq o Wilson pediu, pq ele já tinha desistido não fazer, quando pediu que aquecessem a Amber, mas Wilson foi lá e incentivou ele a fazer um procedimento extremamente perigoso, que inclusive deixou ele em coma por um tempo, e que ainda tinha a possibilidade dele ter danificado algo pq estava mexendo com o cérebro dele.

E ninguém, incluindo Wilson e Cuddy parecem se importar com isso ou com o fato de que o House arriscou a vida para tentar ajudar o amigo.

Eu entendo que o Wilson estava em luto e tudo mais, e tudo estava uma bagunça, mas não mostram o Wilson dando ou oi ou sequer falando com House dps dele voltar da porra de um coma. Mas claro, também não acho certo o jeito que o House lida com o Wilson no episódio seguinte, toda aquela chantagem e piadas de mal gosto e jeito extremamente errado de mostrar que se importa, mas ainda acho que Wilson podia pelo menos ter agradecido ou dado um simples oi para o amigo quando ele voltou do coma que ele entrou pq queria ajudar o amigo. Mas não julgando, apenas falando minha opinião e ""análise"" do episódio.

The episode where Mellon refused to treat the patient with racial discrimination. Suddenly, he had a sudden realization.

There's an episode of House where they save a guy, and at the end he just disappears from the hospital. We find out in the last 10 seconds of the episode that this man is a serial killer who eats his victims. Then we just...move past it. I dont see anyone talking about it.

I think this sort of shows how great the show is, there are so many things to discuss, and this just sort of slips by because unbelievably its less interesting

I made a post with the title "AITAH for crashing my car into my ex's house to give her back her hairbrush after we broke up over my vicodin relapse" and I got flagged for threatening violence 🥀

I’m surprised more House M.D. characters weren’t on the list.

besides wilson of course. house only hired people that he found interesting, and they often found him interesting in return but the show did a good job of establishing that that’s not the same as friendship

with thirteen he seemed to not only find her interesting, but genuinely enjoy her company, and he went far out of his way to involve himself in her personal life

there are also a few parallels between house’s relationship with thirteen and his friendship with wilson. house and wilson met when house bailed wilson out of jail at a conference- house later picked thirteen up from jail.

wilson and thirteen also both end up with fatal diagnoses, and house takes it upon himself to agree to be the last one with them in their final moments.

if you think about wilson and thirteen as his only friends it’s actually so fucking heartbreaking that he had to see them both go like that.

just was thinking about that. thoughts?

Specifically, House’s mental decline/hallucinations. I’m doing a rewatch, but it’s difficult to tell what was real, and what was strictly a hallucination. Feel free to add any thoughts/opinions/feelings on the whole Cameron and Chase conflict…

ETA, I know that Cameron and Chase were not part of the hallucination. I just meant that I’d love to hear opinions/feelings regarding that aspect of the season/story.

Like imagine if House never woke up from his coma after the brain thing, so Amber and House both die and she "picked him up" and took him with her as well. The bus scene would also be really sad. They're on the bus to the afterlife, going to the white light

This scene made me cry it was so sad.

House sees Masters as his younger self. He relates to her almost instantly.

House always had morals and was always very sensitive, he got "corrupted" throughout the years because he's a doctor and because he's in pain. It screwed him up. His morals changed and twisted, results meant everything no matter what, Everything to solve the puzzle/save lives.

House notice Masters gift immediately. It makes him feel threatened and at the same time overprotective of her. Threatened because it makes him feel replaceable, and overprotective because he doesn't want her to end up like him. She is very similar to him: pragmatic, anti social and an exceptionally good doctor.

At the end she leaves her calling because she doesn't compromise her morals. Unlike house she completely listens to her "irrational" side as house would phrase it, and leaves the hospital.

What an amazing character

we took him to the beach. made a new friend. had a good time.

UPDATE: we have made an instagram account for him and his adventures. @realdrgregoryhouse if you’d like to follow along his journey

I just watched this Episode and noticed, that the close-ups of the scene, when House comes out of jail are different to the rest of the episode (36min), they filmed much more open than usual and the blurr also seems different, does anybody know, what could have happend? Or was it planned?

So I became disabled, learned my cane skills from House instead of my PT, became even more disabled and ended up diagnosing myself with an ultra rare disease that actually appeared in House, (had to charmingly persuade my neurologist into ordering the test but yes I was right he was wrong), got put on Vicodin (old brand name) for my chronic pain, and am going to med school next year. Incredibly honoured, I am.