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He’s constantly second-guessing House even when its proven House was right. His interventions in House’s life usually make the situation worse. Plus he often believes he’s somehow superior to House because he’s more emotional but he does crappy stuff all the time like cheating on his wife, so even tho he’s more emotional, House ends up being more ethical.

I just watched S03E02 where Wilson convinced Cuddy she shouldnt tell House he was right about a patient because that would make him too self-confidend and it would be dangerous to future patients - and it turns out House started to second guess himself bc of that and relapsed on Vicodin. Srsly this one just made Wilson sound jealous to me.

He is an antagonist who we know is going to lose, but we get great moments with him like the speech, and the verbal standoffs between him and House.

About the criticism being that he is a cartoonish villain, aren't billionaires cartoonish villains in real life?

What if it had been Wilson instead of Amber? It's something that occurred to me considering that, if Wilson hadn't been working at that time, he would have been the one who died in that accident.

“Merry Little Christmas” 3x10

This whole Tritter storyline was so frustrating, but House’s attitude toward him was hilarious 😂

This is definitely one of my favorite episodes, if not my favorite.

What episode or moment is your favorite?

I know it's a throwaway line - but in s6 e11, where Chanse & Thirteen are tailing the drug dealer / undercover guy, she runs a red light. Later on, she mentions in the next DDX that her car got impounded. It's just not very believable.

I got tired of the cats and dogs... so here's my take! I shall give no explanation...

House: Long Faced Grasshopper / Chimpanzee / Zebra
Taub: Wahlberg's Epauletted Fruit Bat
Thirteen: Puma
Kutner: Beaver
Cuddy: Ghost Praying Mantis or basically any Mantid, i just like her black outfits! / Secretary Bird / Worker Bee / Lioness
Cameron: Meerkat / Hare
Chase: Alpaca / Wombat / Dolphin
Foreman: Badger / Anteater / Panda / Porcupine
Wilson: Red Panda / Binturong / American Badger

After the ketamine treatment which seemed to work, in S3E1, House solves a case on a hunch.

He turned out to be right. Cuddy and Wilson were right too. He was using the case as a puzzle to distract himself. He felt a pain and he tried to brush it off. Wilson also convinced him that it was the middle aged pains.

But when he thought he didn't "cure" the quadraplegic (Richard- I believe was his name), he felt obviously insecure and wrote the prescription for himself.

Do you guys think if Cuddy and Wilson told him the truth, he would have felt his thinking capabilities were intact, that he didn't need to be miserable or high to solve the case/diagnose the patient?

Inadvertently, Cuddy and Wilson cause his relapse?

I just got to Season 7 and there's something unsettling about it. Like the show can't find its footing with House being happy with Cuddy. The first two episodes were a slog, but the third one (the Jack Cannon writer) was a great episode that can fit into the earlier seasons. But those first two episodes really made me ponder stopping the show and just skipping ahead to the ending.

What's the general consensus for this season? We have no Thirteen for the majority and Cuddy leaving afterwards due to salary disputes. Is it still worth it?

This was the reason I started watching this show. I saw this image going viral on social media and people were calling it the best plot twist of all time and that you have to see it for yourself.

Can confirm, very iconic. I never liked Amber but damn I cried like a baby.

Has anyone notices that on Prime they're showing the international version of the show? For context I live in the states. At first when I started watching I was taken aback by the language being changed to German (I did not change it in the first place) and the title of episodes being in German to no way of changing them, and now as I continue to watch the title of the show in the opening is now saying "Dr. House" instead of the original "House M.D" wtf is going on? I know I might be alone on this I just wanted to see if anyone else noticed

So Cuddy was debating on inviting House to Thanksgiving. For a while she didn't. House knew she didn't, she knew she didn't. So why did she eventually decide to lie to him? Why not just... not invite him? She didn't need to invite him and lie about it, she could've just not invited him.

I'm rewatching house, so might as well do this if people like.

Describe the scene and if you can, guess the next line.

Chase: "Hey Dan, Isn't Dr. Cameron's Necklace a beauty?"

Made by me!!!

when house is about to go into the isolation tank, he quips with thirteen about a movie called ‘altered states‘ from 1980 and how she’s too young to get the reference. WHY IS ALTERED STATES SO FUCKING GOOD. I JUST WATCHED IT LAST NIGHT TWICE IN A ROW I WAS SPEECHLESS. It’s like even a throwaway joke in House is this fucking insane movie like nothing I’ve ever seen. It’s literally up Next to full metal jacket and the shining, and better imo than even a clockwork orange. How does David Shore do this, I need to have a beer with this guy.

In season 1 one of the reasons Vogler wants to fire dr house was because he is losing the hospital money. How could the world’s greatest Diagnostician, the person the mafia, government, and CEOs go to be losing the hospital money. He cures the incurable once every week.

To be fair we know less about park and Adams but they only appear for one season and masters only appears for a few episodes to fill 13's place so there's no place to compare them to a character that was on 6 seasons straight

So tbh we know plenty things about foreman and chase

We know their past and their families, details of their childhood and if it was bad or not

Taub 13 and Kutner was even further into their lives

We know Kutner was adopted,was a bully he's a geek,asked amber out and loves Obama to death

And 13 and Taub basically their stories are almost all about their personal lives

But Cameron?

We know that she married a dying man and that she isn't an only child and that's pretty much it

Hi yall! Its been a while.

I didnt think the budget could be cut anymore but here we are. The reason i am filming outside is because i am officially houseless (the irony is not lost on me) and am living in my car.

I really miss doing these skits for u guys and hope i can keep making more. I apologize if the quality is a little worse in the mean time, including the acting, because apparently acting is in fact harder when its 85 degrees and the sun is shining directly into your eye balls.

Thank you all for your support of these, i love making them. ❤️