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This episode, while watching it live when it was broadcast, just HURT. I had gotten to love these characters, and I didn't expect this. It REALLY put a hurt on me for awhile.

This is the best double episode House. I was on the edge of my seat. AND, I had to wait a WEEK to see the second episode. It was rough.

“House went on to live a happy life…”

I could barely move my arm when I broke my elbow. I could not open my eye properly when I broke the socket. Broken leg I'd expect not to be able to really use it.

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At the "It's not my job to care" part I really like the german version. There he says "In cases like this I must not care.", which hammers down the ugly parts of his job even more.

Just binge-watched the entire Season 1. Would love to watch more of your reaction videos for this series. In the meantime, it’ll be cool to check out the ones you did for House, so I can revisit a fave show.

Dr. House gets a pass because he is just smarter and better

Yeah, this episode is hell. When I was binging House the first time, I got to this 2-parter and I had to stop watching for a few days.

Excellent breakdown, Dr. Jess!

He lied to win a bet the women cheated and just got away with it and that guy has just been successful been trapped

Jess, we love you ❤️💚💎

He beats on patients, usually, but I don't think he is totally inconsiderate. He doesnt have to beat up on this sweet old lady, who could be his mom .

If you’re a doctor and you get stabbed, you must know you’re losing blood and BP and what your chances are I guess?😮

This has big Blackjack and Dr. Honma energy.

Rest up and enjoy the second season of Shrinking even though it's a gut puncher

The question is not why he limps, it's why no one taught him how to use a cane properly.

You said your trying to balance real and fake pain and being a great person but really you just want to protect yourself that's first even if you leave a real person in pain

Kelso is by definition one of the most tragic characters on the show. Hiding behind a mask of a happy jerk, but responsible for the well-being of so many people. He just can't afford humanity like others do.

Actually that is the right way to tell someone that they are dying, direct to and to the point. and i know because i am a someone.

I started watching scrubs last week. Reminds me of how bad for-profit medicine and the US healthcare system is. It's funny but it's sad the US doesn't have socialised medicine. Hope that changes soon.

Oh man, this didn't include the hilarious poem she writes thanking House...that Wilson reads aloud to the whole department. 😂 god i love this show

I concur lol

Doctor House making an extremely unethical decision? No!

But then again Dr. House is a bit of a sociopath.

This is my favourite episode of House MD, exceptionally good writing in already a stellar show. One thing baffles me though (and it is related to medicine in general, not the show) - it seems that doctors are always trying to save the "life" for its own sake, without much regard for the quality of life afterwards. Lets just cut this and that, connect people to machines every week or have them take medicine for the rest of their life. Somehow people are expected to just get over it, probably with the help of medication and therapies.

You're still here, that's what matters most. What happens next is all up to you, and that's a good thing.

I can’t believe she cut “Guy Love”. 😢

I don’t think she knows who Michael J. Fox is. lol

When you’re the liaison between the bean counters and the people on the front lines, everyone from both sides sees you as the bad guy.

hehehe it is a very balanced situation until the canibalism shows up lol

Booo to you for saying that Bob Kelso’s views 25 yrs ago were indicative of the common views of the time!! The whole point of Bob Kelso is that he’s old and out of touch. Don’t talk about the early aughts like we’re barbaric idiots. We get the irony. It’s fun.

16:55 Nooo…Dr. Cox is a bastard coated bastard with bastard filling. I love how it ends with Dr. Cox telling the bartender his new proudest medical moment,and it wasn’t even one of his moments…his proudest medical moment was the pride he felt for JD in that moment.

I got mono when I was little, and my entire family (including aunts, uncles, and cousins) picked on me relentlessly asking me who I’d been kissing. lol

Gotta love Sean Hayes.

I would imagine that feces and digestive juices leaking from a nicked colon would have a…more complex…aromatic bouquet than just the gases of flatulence. And I would imagine a surgeon can tell the difference.

The moment you realized the cause of the bite brought a smile to my face

"Gone on to live a happy life" is an absolute stretch, but you'll learn that as you watch more.

"House has gone on to live a pretty happy life." No, he hasn't. He's not happy most of the time.

00:07:00 Weird undoubtedly, but for the uneducated masses like me, we can kind of believe it when we hear it from House. My understanding is all the cases in House are technically possible or are sort of based on real cases but without all the drama that makes it an interesting show. But I'm not sure how much I believe that.

00:19:30 Because it's House, the biggest thing blinking tells you is he's either so out of it, or so aware of how serious his medical situation is, that he's actually following instructions :D

00:10:10 It's an American hospital, presumably they'll have a sensory deprivation tank if enough people (or their insurance) are willing to pay to use it? I'm English, so I apologise if I'm believing an unfair stereotype of the US medical system. I'm enjoying your reactions to House though. I'm curious, when you stop to give your medical analyses are you doing it in (sort of) real-time or taking a break to look up the specifics? There seems to be an awful lot to have to remember, so I mean no reflection on your skill as a doctor if you're checking your facts as you go.

Who the fuck is chopping giant onions. The video looks so blurred...

I'm allergic to the tetanus injection what do I do if I need one

I thought somebody already mentioned this but its based on a true story. SOME of the symptoms of rabies look like SOME of the symptoms of cocaine. A patient in Oklahoma came in like that, they assumed cocaine, they did not test for rabies. They gave his organs to 4 people across the country. 3 of them died. The fourth patient was saved.

I read that John C McGinley was crying for real in that last scene. He was going through a divorce and his son was born with Down's Syndrome around that time

Honestly I do not lie to my doctor at all. I lay it all right out on the table. They can't make an informed decision or create a plan of action that may succeed if they don't know the enemy.

So I haven't rewatched it many times, but this show was definitely the show of my childhood that my family would always turn on. And I distinctly remember this episode with Joey and the turkey as being the gag that made me absolutely lose it as a kid. I had never laughed harder up to that point and it always stuck with me.

It is NOT ok, that JD goes for lunch with a former patient in a different episode (the organ donor girl who turned out to have rabies), but it IS ok when Dr. Reid goes on a whole nutrition regiment with a current patient? *Hypocrisy... thy name is you!* Love your vids. But you... are human too.

Happy?!?😂😂😂😂house doesn't do happy..pain or no pain -wilson