Interesting how there was not a single surviving romantic relationship on this show. Not House and his ex, or house and his fake wife, or House and Cuddy. Not Chase and Cameron. Not foreman and thirteen. Not Wilson and Sam, or Wilson and Amber. Not Taub and his wife, or Taub and anyone he cheats on his wife with.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. But even so, a lot of times you have the drama and the counter-drama. Like, you show one relationship falling apart and failing, and another relationship going through similar struggles and pulling through. Anna Karenina comes to mind.
The scene of Wilson, House, Taub, and Foreman stood at the table drinking and just having a chat, that’s the sort of thing I need in my life. That scene just hits perfectly
Wobby 1 Yeah...! They were...uhh.. really buff! Yeah so, I mean, uh... I could have fought back y'know, but I was afraid they would hurt me! Sorry, mate.
Wilson, you can’t propose at another person’s wedding, that’s just impolite. It’s the bride and grooms day, not the guest and his girlfriends day to get engaged
Why don't people do this thing in private, seriously?? I mean to my SO I just gave her a ring and told her to 'wear this'. She put it on, we hugged and that was that. Why the whole show and other people to see if it only involves you and another person??
If a man says it, woman's feelings are hurt. If a woman says it, friendzone-d hard. Which is why if a woman friendzones you, just let it go and never take her up on any date if she changes her mind later.
@@tjjordan4207 Get over yourself, butthurt men are not attractive. Noone owes you anything, especially not to love you or sleep with you. Noone asked you AND that was not what the OP was talking about.
@@PokeMageTech How? We all know it's the truth. If a woman doesn't want a man in that moment, it only means that he's the back up plan once the Chads are done with her.
Basically, he's right, if your wife is having conversations with another man, that are more intimate than yours, it is inappropriate. She is basically telling him that it is over, in actions more than words.
You're probably right, but sadly life isn't always as clear-cut as that. If she can't trust her husband anymore, if she doesn't feel comfortable anymore confiding into him, what's she to do? She could just end the marriage, but it's not an easy decision, there's always the thought of "What if there's still a chance for things to be like they used to be?". It's not an easy situation at all, no matter how hard we try to believe it is.
@@rambard5599 Stop alluding to the grey, black and white mix in order to form grey, meaning their is clearly things that are wrong and clearly things that are right. There is only an illusion of gray because of how they contrast one another within close proximity. She knows she could leave, yet she decides to stay and talk to another man. Its wrong period, infact its baby tier level revenge. Hes a jack ass for doing what he did, but he doesn't deserve the same respite when she knowingly has a choice to end it justly. Either A she can't decide for herself, or B shes doing it intentionally and feigning confliction.
@@epicpieho Look, if you see it that way, fine, I really doubt I will be able to change your mind. But it's not even about what is right and what is wrong, that's not how everything works. People don't do everything using that compass. By that logic, everyone would always do the right thing, because why wouldn't they? In a case like this, to simplify it, at least the way I understand it, his wife has lost trust in him and doesn't feel comfortable sharing her life with him, because she either has reason to believe that he will misunderstand things, or react in an unpleasant way, or simply not care. However she still has feelings for him, she's just insecure about the future of her marriage and doesn't feel comfortable around him for understandable reasons. She doesn't want to throw away a marriage that could've been so much more, on which she has spent so much time and without which she would simply not know what to do. Neither of them is ready for that. But she does still want to talk about things, to have someone to confide into, because she needs that, she's a human being and she needs someone to fill that gap. Her husband won't do because she doesn't feel comfortable doing such a thing with him anymore, she probably doesn't have friends she trusts enough to do such a thing with, so she found this guy and is sharing her life with him in that way. He's like a very special friend to her, and it's a way to hold on to their marriage until things get better, at least that's the way she sees it. Of course, things are not fine, and the mere act of doing that makes her husband understandably uncomfortable and insecure about everything, so he acts out. It's not an easy position for any of them to be in, and I know that because I've been on both sides of that situation in the past. Is it wrong? Maybe, but that's not the point. People don't just stop doing things because they're wrong, if they feel like they need them.
After rewatching this episode, I came to this clip, hoping somebody in the comments could explain why Sam left Wilson the second time. But thanks to the House Fandom Wiki and going over a few key scenes, I think I have the reason: Sam and Wilson's first break up came from them marrying too young after med school and Wilson's OCD and inability to voice his frustrations until they build up too much and burst out of him. In season 6, they had a fight to address this (predicated by House trying to sabotage them), but they managed to stay together up until the wedding. Earlier in the episode, House and Wilson separately reviewed some of Sam's earlier work as a radiologist. They both discovered that in five cases, Sam had exceeded the radiation dosing to terminal cancer patients, but had reported the dose numbers inaccurately, potentially to avoid trouble. House and Wilson saw that there was extra radiation damage in the patients because of what Sam did. Wilson had asked her about this earlier, but Sam replied that she gave the correct doses that she reported, even though House and Wilson both know that she really overdid it. But they also felt that she was motivated to try all she could to save lives. When Wilson proposed to Sam at the wedding, he mentioned that he agreed with and admired her actions. She maintained that she reported everything correctly. Wilson replied, "I know. And I get it." It may have been something in the tone of his reply or she felt it somewhere deep down from their history together, but she knew that Wilson didn't believe that she gave the radiation doses as reported. And with that she ended it. What this boiled down to (TL;DR) is that Wilson is being Wilson again, and even when he knows something bothers him, his first instinct is to gloss it over and sue for peace (marriage proposal). She saw that it was only a matter of time before Wilson bottles up new resentments against her and one day he'll explode again, resulting in a new divorce. I had to really dig deep in this episode and others to fully understand why Sam left Wilson again, but now I think I finally got it. And I hope you do, too.
It didn't bother Wilson at all, remember when he was going to risk his career talking about euthanasia? Sam left him cause she probably didn't do it or was ashamed of it.
@@wobby1268 No not really. You get drunk from having alcohol in your bloodstream, so the myth comes from most people being able to drink faster through a straw than just drinking from a cup. So its just a case of using a more effective delivery system. You still have to drink the same amount. In Australia only women use straws.
Chase: "First time was my bad... Second one I had no choice" whispers "It was a threesome!" Taub: "They're overrated" Chase and Foreman in unison: "He's bluffing"
Do you look like Chase? There is an episode where he pretends he is an American dead beat in a speed dating and still get more numbers then Wilson and House combined .
I watched this so many times and somehow never realized that Cuddy hands House her purse and mail and he just-- takes it-- almost without looking like it's not the first time-- after he mocked Wilson for Amber making him hold her purse while chosing a mattress and now he's-- doing-- itttt no words spoken
It's crazy how this show features people dying, having catastrophic heart attacks, bleeding out of every orifice, having tapeworms pulled out of them... And yet the most difficult to watch scenes are all the ones between Taub and his wife
Yeah, she dodged the question. I've had women do that to me before so I fixate on the question I asked until I get a satisfactory response. I guess I tend to interrogate people more than just ask them things. That's probably why several of my relationships have failed. Fortunately I'm in a good one now and I'm trying not to mess it up. :p
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The fact that she got so worked up about it basically proves that she wants this other guy more. I can’t hate women for doing what’s in their nature, but god fucking damn if it isn’t infuriating. I love how she tries to say that her talking to another dude is beneficial to their relationship. Typical bitch woman. Never get married to women like this, they will do whatever they want but expect you to fall in line. When men cheat we’re looking for new pussy, we don’t care about the woman it belongs to. Women cheat because they’re looking for new love. It’s not the same thing, no matter what women say. If a man doesn’t love you, he’ll leave you. If a woman doesn’t love you, she’ll lie to you for 10 years about it while fucking other dudes. Brothers, we need to be more selective with the women we get into serious relationships with. Before you learn anything about her, learn about her relationship with her father. If it’s good, give it a shot. If it’s bad, give it a shot...then leave the morning after. You get good at sniffing these ones out early with experience. Hopefully I can save one of you schmucks from falling into this pit.
Christopher Marlowe you’re making an assumption that men will always be up front about there feelings for others. There’s been plenty of men who have cheated behind women’s backs. Both genders do fucked up shit, so go back to r/incels.
@ this is literally the dumbest thing i read and it sounds like you are 15 if you are a grown adult please get seek for help your world view is distorted.
Imma be honest, i gotta side with Taub on this one. he's unfaithful and an asshole about it, but he's right in this scenario, and what he was asking was fair.
i kinda think he is wrong, only because he has cheated on her countless times, and continues to. So he lost al, her trust but expects her to feel comfertable sharing her feelings with him, when he has never been there to emotional support her, and if he isnt going to do that for her, she needed someone else that she can trust and talk to about how she feels without being made the bad guy and feeling bad a out it afterwards. i dont think that people should emotionally cheat on their partners, but she is a human, and needs to express her feelings. they do not have a healthy relationship and i can understand why she is not comforatable around her husband. (the main reason i feel this way is because my dad treated my mom how taib treated his wife, but she had noone to talk to about her feelings and went downhill, and after the divorce it took a lot longer for her to recover emotionaly than my dad)
I also hate weddings. I've only been to two and both were awkward interactions with tons of people I didn't know and the only thing we had in common was our relation to the bride.
im a fan but karaoke at a wedding has got to be one of the worst ideas in the history of ideas. I mean i'm even disturbed that none of the other replies thus far have pointed this out. Most wedding "disasters" at some point could be found funny, but karaoke is just going to ruin shit. Period.
@@r.b.2958 Are you going to elaborate on this ever? Just calling karaoke shit and not expanding on your opinion means nothing. I mean, I wouldn't do karaoke for my wedding, but it isn't hard to imagine that there are plenty of people out there who would love to do karaoke and either enjoy their good or bad singing voices with their friends and family.
I simply cannot believe that house, who has to know everything about everyone, particularly Wilson and cuddy, would not have known that cuddy had been married previously by this point in the show. And then would be so nonchalant about it.
just a great comeback, playfull, fun, littel rude but it's meant something to see how she would react, butthurt etc or have a laugh about the corny humor, god wish i'd have such great humor, at times :,)
I don't care how much money he made - unless Taub was once the CEO of Billion Dollar Boobies, Inc., the only threesome he ever had was with Helen Keller and a bat.
You must be thinking of a different Fox medical show, Nip and Tuck on FX. Yes, one of the plastic surgeons, the younger and better looking one, does go around telling hot chicks he is a plastic surgeon and he can make them even hotter. Yes, he does get laid a lot. The problem is he promised them free plastic surgery. It is up to his older and more practically care partner to make sure his attics don't get out of control and end up bankrupting their private medical practice. It is also seem weird how a plastic surgeon end up on a diagnostic medicine team considering most doctors don't even think of them as real doctors since they performed a elective surgery, not medical necessity. Just like what criminal law attorneys probably think of personal injury attorneys as ambulance chasers that only care about the money.
@@neontime8507 And it shows how the Jewish Kid in Season 1 was right. House's team had everything *except* good relationships w/other people, which is why they all had empty ring fingers.
That would be a good episode considering they probably had too much to drink. They did have chasing having an allegic reaction to strawberry after he licked strawberry flavored lotion at a bachelor party thrown by House.
I love how this show's greatest strength is the friendships between the men, not the romances with women. If anything, it shows that men truly understand each other and look out for one another, in their own ways. Just this scene 7:40 is wholesome. Also, I love how forgiving and understanding Foreman is towards Chase's "threesome" excuse.
Oh grow up, friendship was not invented by men. Women also look out for each other. This show is not just about/for men. Giving a pass to someone for having a threesome is hardly an understanding lmao, it ain't that deep.
As much as I like Wilson, it's extremely rude to propose at someone elses wedding as its supposed to be the bride and groom's day and should never be hijacked for yourself.
Setting aside that he's short, balding and middle aged; he also has a terrible personality. It's hard for people to imagine that he's charming when we see him for four years and at no point in that time does he come across as anything even remotely resembling charming. Chase has his moments where he's charming. Foreman has his moments where he's charming. Even HOUSE has his moments where he's charming. Taub doesn't. Even when he's telling his wife how much he loves her he comes across as entirely disinterested and like he just wants the conversation to be over.
I liked the 4 of them at the end hanging out.. Me and my friends do that after any occasions like this... talking about the most normal things possible because we basically drank half of the booze in the event..
"She got looks, he got money. One is bound to run out."So much truth in there lol
the only question remains which one runs out first?
kimberly s can you take out the trash for me?
@@kimberlys8422 Welcome to misanthropy.
@@kimberlys8422 Thats why we work so well togheter.
Both is bound to run out just depends on which first.
"And on the weekends, HE'S MAH BRUUUUUH"
That change in chases voice lol
it's his actual voice, the actor is Australian
Proposing at someone else's wedding. Damnit Wilson
lol
lmao hes' so smart yet sooooo dumb.
My uncle proposed to my now aunt at my mothers wedding and i've never heard of anything more cruel to do to a sibling
@@piperbiggs5238 WHAT?!
Well I have not seen this season but if he is asking her to marry her again it’s not quite as big deal and not as inappropriate maybe?
Interesting how there was not a single surviving romantic relationship on this show. Not House and his ex, or house and his fake wife, or House and Cuddy. Not Chase and Cameron. Not foreman and thirteen. Not Wilson and Sam, or Wilson and Amber. Not Taub and his wife, or Taub and anyone he cheats on his wife with.
Stable relationships don't create enough drama lol
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. But even so, a lot of times you have the drama and the counter-drama. Like, you show one relationship falling apart and failing, and another relationship going through similar struggles and pulling through. Anna Karenina comes to mind.
@@sitcomchristian6886 hmm, that may be true. Can't say that I've seen a show do that before. Never heard of Anna Karenina.
Thirteen found someone by the end of the series. Not that we know anything about her, but she did find someone.
Well, Amber died.
When everyone’s night is ruined, except for Chase who runs off twice.
bcos his night was already ruined I guess
He’s looking for miss Per Sue
That last scene of all the disgruntled men lined up is hilarious.
His life will ruin in a few days when his nudes get leaked😂
I like how Forman just accepts Chase leaving him only because it was a threesome
Would you turn down a threesome to hang with a coworker?
I mean who wouldn't ? Plus if chances are chase got their numbers (which he most likely did) he could ask foreman to join in next time.
@@danialyousaf6456 right
As a fellow man I would have given Chase a standing ovation 😂😂
@@danialyousaf6456 I wouldn't do my homie like that
The scene of Wilson, House, Taub, and Foreman stood at the table drinking and just having a chat, that’s the sort of thing I need in my life. That scene just hits perfectly
The band of blue balled brothers!
@@synegg9414 lmao
Yep.
trust me you don't want that, it just looks good, reality is bittersweet
@@MindFlob wdym
"Ignore him, he just had an idea.." wilson knows him so well
He doesn't even have to look at him
I hear it more as the writers at least touching the fourth wall, making an in-joke at one of the series tropes.
The one thing that would have made it better is if they responded "We know".
This has been such a hilarious trope throughout the series.
Happens way to many times with wilson
He does but it also it doesn't take much to recognize House's ''I had an idea'' look.
I love Foreman's look when he was told it was a threesome. It just says 'aight, fair enough'
Second one I had no choice. It was a threesome!
Perfect logic.
Yes, Chase, we saw how they *completely* overpowered you. :D
Wobby 1 Yeah...! They were...uhh.. really buff! Yeah so, I mean, uh... I could have fought back y'know, but I was afraid they would hurt me! Sorry, mate.
@@IamClipsus 😂😂
"Especially the little one. Everybody knows how mean teenage girls can be!"
@@wobby1268 too far wobby
Too far...
@Wobby1 I like your thinking!
“Ignore him. He’s just gotten an idea.” Shows how much Wilson knows House . Fantastic!
There is a reason why he ran the diagnostics department after House died
@@oz_jones Didn't chase run it?
To be fair, everyone knows House's ''I have an idea'' face or mumble or rushing off.
Cuddy's looking mighty fine in both of those dresses.
The red one is..,.............. _Fire_
Yeah the red one was better
3:15
I have a British friend who deliberately makes his accent thicker to pick up women, exactly like what Chase is doing. It worked every time lol
CaptainRednose Chase is Ozzie
@@oz_jones. Yes, I know. I was just commenting on how my British friend acts like Chase when he's flirting with someone
CaptainRednose chase is putting on a thicker aussie accent called the bogan accent
@@jasonmason6910, yes... I... know...
@@CaptainRednose Poor Captain Rednose. If it makes you feel any better, I got what you were saying. :)
Wilson, you can’t propose at another person’s wedding, that’s just impolite. It’s the bride and grooms day, not the guest and his girlfriends day to get engaged
Jenna Tandy Was thinking the same thing
I was thinking, well that was fast
Why don't people do this thing in private, seriously?? I mean to my SO I just gave her a ring and told her to 'wear this'. She put it on, we hugged and that was that. Why the whole show and other people to see if it only involves you and another person??
Adrian it feels manipulative to do it publicly
@@neontime8507 Only if you're not sure they're the one. Like if you're certain they'll say yes, then public proposals are super cute.
“We’re just friends” famous last words..
If a man says it, woman's feelings are hurt. If a woman says it, friendzone-d hard. Which is why if a woman friendzones you, just let it go and never take her up on any date if she changes her mind later.
@@tjjordan4207 Get over yourself, butthurt men are not attractive. Noone owes you anything, especially not to love you or sleep with you. Noone asked you AND that was not what the OP was talking about.
@@tjjordan4207
This is a bad approach.
@@PokeMageTech How? We all know it's the truth. If a woman doesn't want a man in that moment, it only means that he's the back up plan once the Chads are done with her.
Basically, he's right, if your wife is having conversations with another man, that are more intimate than yours, it is inappropriate. She is basically telling him that it is over, in actions more than words.
I agree. She's cheating emotionally.
You're probably right, but sadly life isn't always as clear-cut as that. If she can't trust her husband anymore, if she doesn't feel comfortable anymore confiding into him, what's she to do? She could just end the marriage, but it's not an easy decision, there's always the thought of "What if there's still a chance for things to be like they used to be?". It's not an easy situation at all, no matter how hard we try to believe it is.
@@rambard5599 Stop alluding to the grey, black and white mix in order to form grey, meaning their is clearly things that are wrong and clearly things that are right. There is only an illusion of gray because of how they contrast one another within close proximity. She knows she could leave, yet she decides to stay and talk to another man. Its wrong period, infact its baby tier level revenge. Hes a jack ass for doing what he did, but he doesn't deserve the same respite when she knowingly has a choice to end it justly. Either A she can't decide for herself, or B shes doing it intentionally and feigning confliction.
@@epicpieho Look, if you see it that way, fine, I really doubt I will be able to change your mind. But it's not even about what is right and what is wrong, that's not how everything works. People don't do everything using that compass. By that logic, everyone would always do the right thing, because why wouldn't they?
In a case like this, to simplify it, at least the way I understand it, his wife has lost trust in him and doesn't feel comfortable sharing her life with him, because she either has reason to believe that he will misunderstand things, or react in an unpleasant way, or simply not care. However she still has feelings for him, she's just insecure about the future of her marriage and doesn't feel comfortable around him for understandable reasons. She doesn't want to throw away a marriage that could've been so much more, on which she has spent so much time and without which she would simply not know what to do. Neither of them is ready for that.
But she does still want to talk about things, to have someone to confide into, because she needs that, she's a human being and she needs someone to fill that gap. Her husband won't do because she doesn't feel comfortable doing such a thing with him anymore, she probably doesn't have friends she trusts enough to do such a thing with, so she found this guy and is sharing her life with him in that way. He's like a very special friend to her, and it's a way to hold on to their marriage until things get better, at least that's the way she sees it.
Of course, things are not fine, and the mere act of doing that makes her husband understandably uncomfortable and insecure about everything, so he acts out. It's not an easy position for any of them to be in, and I know that because I've been on both sides of that situation in the past. Is it wrong? Maybe, but that's not the point. People don't just stop doing things because they're wrong, if they feel like they need them.
@@rambard5599 please share your personal experience
After rewatching this episode, I came to this clip, hoping somebody in the comments could explain why Sam left Wilson the second time. But thanks to the House Fandom Wiki and going over a few key scenes, I think I have the reason:
Sam and Wilson's first break up came from them marrying too young after med school and Wilson's OCD and inability to voice his frustrations until they build up too much and burst out of him. In season 6, they had a fight to address this (predicated by House trying to sabotage them), but they managed to stay together up until the wedding.
Earlier in the episode, House and Wilson separately reviewed some of Sam's earlier work as a radiologist. They both discovered that in five cases, Sam had exceeded the radiation dosing to terminal cancer patients, but had reported the dose numbers inaccurately, potentially to avoid trouble. House and Wilson saw that there was extra radiation damage in the patients because of what Sam did. Wilson had asked her about this earlier, but Sam replied that she gave the correct doses that she reported, even though House and Wilson both know that she really overdid it. But they also felt that she was motivated to try all she could to save lives.
When Wilson proposed to Sam at the wedding, he mentioned that he agreed with and admired her actions. She maintained that she reported everything correctly. Wilson replied, "I know. And I get it."
It may have been something in the tone of his reply or she felt it somewhere deep down from their history together, but she knew that Wilson didn't believe that she gave the radiation doses as reported. And with that she ended it.
What this boiled down to (TL;DR) is that Wilson is being Wilson again, and even when he knows something bothers him, his first instinct is to gloss it over and sue for peace (marriage proposal). She saw that it was only a matter of time before Wilson bottles up new resentments against her and one day he'll explode again, resulting in a new divorce.
I had to really dig deep in this episode and others to fully understand why Sam left Wilson again, but now I think I finally got it. And I hope you do, too.
Good man thank you
More like Wilson being House I think, rather than being himself
too good
Wilson is a beta male. He TOO nice. He needs more testosterone !!!
It didn't bother Wilson at all, remember when he was going to risk his career talking about euthanasia? Sam left him cause she probably didn't do it or was ashamed of it.
Chase is the only winner.
And then his account on Facebook gets hackered
and almost caught a case with that minor
Well if You look like that You arleady won
@@siemniak Only until you realize you slept with a minor
Choryllis She was above the age of consent. Totally legal.
No Aussie bloke drinks alcohol through a straw.
Why not? Don't you get drunk faster that way?
@@wobby1268 No not really. You get drunk from having alcohol in your bloodstream, so the myth comes from most people being able to drink faster through a straw than just drinking from a cup. So its just a case of using a more effective delivery system. You still have to drink the same amount.
In Australia only women use straws.
@@mickmaxtube That makes sense. Well, then, it was probably just Chase's (which I always suspected was really Jesse's) oral fixation coming through.
Anyone from a country that the British Queen reigns over (except Wales and Canada) should be hanged if they do that
@@wobby1268 Hahahahahahaha! I think you nailed it mate
Chase: "First time was my bad... Second one I had no choice"
whispers "It was a threesome!"
Taub: "They're overrated"
Chase and Foreman in unison: "He's bluffing"
They're best buddies.
Yeah we watched the same video
I’m glad I can read...
Was Taub talking about himself, his wife and that other man she was writing to?
Deaf people are in debt with you.
Well next wedding I'm faking a Australian accent and pretending to be a doctor
Yea, but there is one teeny tiny thing.
Do you look like Chase?
There is an episode where he pretends he is an American dead beat in a speed dating and still get more numbers then Wilson and House combined .
I don't think being Australian is as important as being hot.
Cheers mate. Let’s Aussie at a wedding.
You gotta also have the cheekbones and the hair to pull it off
I love how Foreman immediately shows understanding when Chase tells him "It was a threesome".
In Wilson’s defense, at least it wasn’t a funeral lmao 😂
Foreman shouldn't have walked away. Left Chase with the women too long haha
Ryan Vergara he's a goner
@Ricardo Milos mr steal ur girl
Wingman goes for drinks always. Amateur hour going on there
"Take my card and get us some drinks will ya?"
Also he thought that buying him drinks was the right thing to do, putting himself in the provider category.
"He's bluffing."
“Would you merry me again” those are words I hope to never say in my life
How about "would you marry...?"
@@rrss5497 😂
And I hope to never hear.
If I were at that wedding, the chocolate fountain and all the food next to it would've disappeared.
Omg I see you all over this channel lol
I mean, there is a reason your profile pic is anime.
This show could have gone another 15 seasons and I would have watched them all the writing and the acting was excellent.
I watched this so many times and somehow never realized that Cuddy hands House her purse and mail and he just-- takes it-- almost without looking like it's not the first time-- after he mocked Wilson for Amber making him hold her purse while chosing a mattress and now he's-- doing-- itttt no words spoken
bless you for pointing this out
Well, it's a very insignificant and routine thing to do.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 usually yes, but not after House pointed out the meaning of this to Wilson earlier
3:23 just realized, when Chase was running around looking for girl who posted his small p in facebook, he DID actually went to these two girls
Proposing at someone else's wedding is literally the most disrespectful think you could ever do 😬
For real. I mean, how vapid and self centered do you have to be to do that?
what about taking a man's fake leg and leaving it at the top of a ladder? that's pretty disrespectful
Hardly
@Amilah still definetly super rude, unless discussed with the couple in advance.
It's disrespectful... but it isn't "literally the most disrespectful thing you could ever do"
"Ignore him, he just got an idea" lol
Everytime the camera zooms in on House
Sums up the show pretty well
He...proposed at a wedding
Why............
Because Wilson is a lovesick idiot. (I love his character and the actor, but let's be honest he really is)
8:04 I love how Wilson has to explain to others how House works ahahah
When the camera zooms in on House it looks all dramatic, serious, and tense. Then it pulls to the four of them and it looks like King of the Hill.
It's crazy how this show features people dying, having catastrophic heart attacks, bleeding out of every orifice, having tapeworms pulled out of them...
And yet the most difficult to watch scenes are all the ones between Taub and his wife
They are the worst. In a show with rapid dialogue and quick snap backs, every line of every conversation these two have is meandering.
Okay already jezz.
"It rubs the lotion on the skin, or else it gets the house again."
"The first one was my bad but the second time I had no choice, it was a threesome."
That my friend is indeed a hard decision to make
I fail to see the difficulty.
Bros before hoes.
Notice she responded with a question to deflect when he said “it sounds like you’re in love with him”
Yeah, she dodged the question. I've had women do that to me before so I fixate on the question I asked until I get a satisfactory response. I guess I tend to interrogate people more than just ask them things. That's probably why several of my relationships have failed. Fortunately I'm in a good one now and I'm trying not to mess it up. :p
The fact that she got so worked up about it basically proves that she wants this other guy more. I can’t hate women for doing what’s in their nature, but god fucking damn if it isn’t infuriating. I love how she tries to say that her talking to another dude is beneficial to their relationship. Typical bitch woman. Never get married to women like this, they will do whatever they want but expect you to fall in line. When men cheat we’re looking for new pussy, we don’t care about the woman it belongs to. Women cheat because they’re looking for new love. It’s not the same thing, no matter what women say. If a man doesn’t love you, he’ll leave you. If a woman doesn’t love you, she’ll lie to you for 10 years about it while fucking other dudes. Brothers, we need to be more selective with the women we get into serious relationships with. Before you learn anything about her, learn about her relationship with her father. If it’s good, give it a shot. If it’s bad, give it a shot...then leave the morning after. You get good at sniffing these ones out early with experience. Hopefully I can save one of you schmucks from falling into this pit.
Christopher Marlowe why are you so mad, the director and script writer clearly wrote her character like that. Why do you hate women you incel
Christopher Marlowe you’re making an assumption that men will always be up front about there feelings for others. There’s been plenty of men who have cheated behind women’s backs. Both genders do fucked up shit, so go back to r/incels.
@ this is literally the dumbest thing i read and it sounds like you are 15 if you are a grown adult please get seek for help your world view is distorted.
“They’re overrated”
“He’s bluffing”
8:42 I love how both of them said that at the same time lmao
Imma be honest, i gotta side with Taub on this one. he's unfaithful and an asshole about it, but he's right in this scenario, and what he was asking was fair.
Yeah, I agree with him too
It’s fair for him to feel insecure and hurt and for him to ask his wife that. However, I also think it’s fair for his wife to do what she did.
It's funny how much he is hurt by 'emotional cheating'...serves you well.
i kinda think he is wrong, only because he has cheated on her countless times, and continues to. So he lost al, her trust but expects her to feel comfertable sharing her feelings with him, when he has never been there to emotional support her, and if he isnt going to do that for her, she needed someone else that she can trust and talk to about how she feels without being made the bad guy and feeling bad a out it afterwards. i dont think that people should emotionally cheat on their partners, but she is a human, and needs to express her feelings. they do not have a healthy relationship and i can understand why she is not comforatable around her husband. (the main reason i feel this way is because my dad treated my mom how taib treated his wife, but she had noone to talk to about her feelings and went downhill, and after the divorce it took a lot longer for her to recover emotionaly than my dad)
@@jackieOAT Someone else's immorality doesn't excuse yours.
But did he accept the treatment?
No because he didnt believe that he had lupus
It’s never lupus
He did, House tricked him into thinking God cheated him by faking a test that said his daughter still had cancer.
Henry Peters If you’d never seen House, that would have been a terrible first impression of House
A C except that one time
This is the most awkward party I've ever seen.
So cringeworthy and sad, except Chase.
I never went to a wedding party like that. I guess it only happened on tv.
I liked part 2 of this episode. All of the wedding guests contract Lupus from the food.
What? What? What? Really?!
@@steampunkastronaut7081 No. Joking.
Niv 'Mohnd it’s never lupus!
Isn't lupus an autoimmune disease?
@@avery9076 Lupus is an ongoing joke in Comments for these videos.
Taub is the embodiment of the cheater, the writers really know how pathetic those are
I also hate weddings.
I've only been to two and both were awkward interactions with tons of people I didn't know and the only thing we had in common was our relation to the bride.
1:06 btw that's Cuddy on the karaoke machine
how do you know?
I was wondering! Really sounds like her
Sounds like more fake news. Sad!
im a fan but karaoke at a wedding has got to be one of the worst ideas in the history of ideas. I mean i'm even disturbed that none of the other replies thus far have pointed this out. Most wedding "disasters" at some point could be found funny, but karaoke is just going to ruin shit. Period.
@@r.b.2958 Are you going to elaborate on this ever? Just calling karaoke shit and not expanding on your opinion means nothing.
I mean, I wouldn't do karaoke for my wedding, but it isn't hard to imagine that there are plenty of people out there who would love to do karaoke and either enjoy their good or bad singing voices with their friends and family.
Those 4 guys standing at the bar at the end of the clip was low key very cool.
Whoever was in charge of that wedding playlist sure knows good music.
Yes, and used everything else.
Do American weddings in real life look and sound like this?
@@bullfrogboss8008 if you’re rich and in charge of a hospital then yes
All I could think of was the turtle tale because of the song. 🤣
My god, poor Foreman 😂😂😂
"Eh, 'trap' is primitive. I prefer 'enbagelment.'"
I simply cannot believe that house, who has to know everything about everyone, particularly Wilson and cuddy, would not have known that cuddy had been married previously by this point in the show. And then would be so nonchalant about it.
Someone looks lovely tonight.
Thank you.
I meant me. 😂
just a great comeback, playfull, fun, littel rude but it's meant something to see how she would react, butthurt etc or have a laugh about the corny humor, god wish i'd have such great humor, at times :,)
7:13
This is so me and my life in a 25 seconds
Any clip with cuddy bent over a desk is great
He is not bluffing. He was a plastic surgeon man. He is more experienced than Chase ever can become 😁
I don't care how much money he made - unless Taub was once the CEO of Billion Dollar Boobies, Inc., the only threesome he ever had was with Helen Keller and a bat.
You must be thinking of a different Fox medical show, Nip and Tuck on FX. Yes, one of the plastic surgeons, the younger and better looking one, does go around telling hot chicks he is a plastic surgeon and he can make them even hotter. Yes, he does get laid a lot. The problem is he promised them free plastic surgery. It is up to his older and more practically care partner to make sure his attics don't get out of control and end up bankrupting their private medical practice. It is also seem weird how a plastic surgeon end up on a diagnostic medicine team considering most doctors don't even think of them as real doctors since they performed a elective surgery, not medical necessity. Just like what criminal law attorneys probably think of personal injury attorneys as ambulance chasers that only care about the money.
He mostly cheated with nurses (and not clients as I recall) - and any doctor can do or not do that, not just plastic surgeons.
"He's bluffing." 😆
"Accept the treatment." DADADADADADA
“Oh wow I don’t even know what to say..!”
Oh the acting is so bad LMAO
“This rounds on the brah!” Lololololol
7:15 - Every time I hear this song, I think of Beavis and Butt-head dancing.
From the movie, when they were in Vegas. I think the same thing.
That is where the song, Roller Coaster of Love, originally came from.
Talb was 100% right confronting his wife
Maybe but he did it the precisely wrong way.
Yeah but he didn't have any right to demand her to stop it when he himself didn't stop fooling around.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 Well keep in mind he fooled around for a completely different reason than her
"First one was my bad, second one I had no choice... It was a threesome!"
"They're overrated"
"He's Bluffing"
"He's Bluffing"
GOLD
Remember when Lisa Edelstein dated George Castanza... LMAO
And she also dated Frasier Crane lol
Q Crew - Actually, She was also have having breakfast with Taub in New York before Jack Nicholson ruined it.
@@jsphblw Yes! OMG, good catch!
George did some good work under the sheets iirc
When he got that idea I thought he realized his fault with Cudi
Cuddy. The spelling is important, as it has meaning in American slang.
In the words of Rick WEDDING'S ARE FUNERALS WITH CAKE
Wow...
all of the relationships we saw grow on this show with all the flaws all ended up having issues at this wedding doomed to fail.
I’m pretty sure there wasn’t a single romantic relationship that survived in this series
@@neontime8507 And it shows how the Jewish Kid in Season 1 was right. House's team had everything *except* good relationships w/other people, which is why they all had empty ring fingers.
@@tropeller9535 Gypsy kid in Season 3, but your point still stands. :)
House & Wilson turned out pretty okay
I keep expecting someone to pass out or vomit or otherwise become a medical emergency
That would be a good episode considering they probably had too much to drink. They did have chasing having an allegic reaction to strawberry after he licked strawberry flavored lotion at a bachelor party thrown by House.
1:04 one of the best soundtrack of the series
6:30 "Everything you've done, your work, your sense of morality..." well this is a love confession I'd like to hear.
I love the four guys at the bar at the end...
Chase booked it out of there to avoid that fate!
Chase was upstairs having a threesome.
Thank you for still uploading
What a tune . Love the song in this !
House has apparently never been to a wedding despite his best friend being married three times before this.
House wasn't Wilson's friend during his first marriage. He came into the picture in between the 1st and 2nd wives.
Chase ended up getting pranked because of this episode
This is not the episode to be watching right after breaking up with someone lol
🤨🤨 *_"He's bluffing."_*
Perfect ending 😂
I love how this show's greatest strength is the friendships between the men, not the romances with women. If anything, it shows that men truly understand each other and look out for one another, in their own ways. Just this scene 7:40 is wholesome.
Also, I love how forgiving and understanding Foreman is towards Chase's "threesome" excuse.
Oh grow up, friendship was not invented by men. Women also look out for each other. This show is not just about/for men. Giving a pass to someone for having a threesome is hardly an understanding lmao, it ain't that deep.
"ignore him, he just got an Idea"
Can’t stand the way they have actors dance in these scenes. Literally every single person dances exactly the same and it’s so weird.
8:40 i love how they both agreed
interesting how two separate characters say "i hate weddings".this is the name of this video. very clever video title.
EIGHTEEN NAKED COWBOYS IN THE SHOWERS AT RAM RANCH.
Why the hell did I comment this?
Thank you for continuing to upload these
As much as I like Wilson, it's extremely rude to propose at someone elses wedding as its supposed to be the bride and groom's day and should never be hijacked for yourself.
I don't know why everyone thinks Taub can't be charming on his own, it's pretty clear that he attracts women.
Setting aside that he's short, balding and middle aged; he also has a terrible personality.
It's hard for people to imagine that he's charming when we see him for four years and at no point in that time does he come across as anything even remotely resembling charming.
Chase has his moments where he's charming. Foreman has his moments where he's charming. Even HOUSE has his moments where he's charming. Taub doesn't. Even when he's telling his wife how much he loves her he comes across as entirely disinterested and like he just wants the conversation to be over.
2:35 that actually is a good argument
I liked the 4 of them at the end hanging out.. Me and my friends do that after any occasions like this... talking about the most normal things possible because we basically drank half of the booze in the event..
Yikes.
“Ignore him. He just got an idea”
Marrying the same person twice. Signing your death warrant TWICE.
Yeah I can’t imagine what goes through someone’s head who marries their ex. No good marriage ends in divorce
@@neontime8507interestingly, some people believe in second chances.
Abdulmohsen Al-qurashi people don’t end marriages because of something that can be changed
@@neontime8507 unless they had a special bond that made them miss each other in some way.
"He's bluffing" 💀😂😂
One of the chicks they hit on is Vicki from the vampire diaries lol.
n julia from magicians?
drunk Chase is a 5000mph ball of irreverence
"But at least Chase has a good time in the end." Whose?
"At least 3." 😁
chase...my man...got some skills
Would Taub have called it an emotional affair if she’d been talking to and confiding in a female friend?
cuddy looks amazing with both dresses
The fight Taub had is exactly the same that me and my ex had.
anyone else notice Stella maeve (from the magicians) and kayla ewell (the vampire diaries) guest starring as the 2 girls with chase and foreman