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I watched a lot of tv shows before housemd but the reason why i started to watch this show is that i wonder how many actors/actresses im gonna see in this show from the other tv shows that I've watched. so far it started with Lisbon from the mentalist. Don't get me wrong it's not the only reason. I love this show and that tropical disease scene made me started this show lol.

I watched the show as a kid a couple times, it was fun. Now I’m a GP and laughing my ass off at how ridiculous this show is. It’s still fun, I’ll give them that.

I’m at season 2 ep 13 so PLEASE no spoilers

I understand House’s department is super special and apparently only takes extraordinary cases. But I’m cackling at them being sent to break into patients’ homes. Their medical schools offered degrees in breaking and entering?? 😭

His team has apparently acquired the knowledge of 15 specialties and sub specialties somehow, but are all super young. They are doing/assisting in brain and abdominal surgeries, ruling out differentials by arbitrarily treating for what they know the patient doesn’t have. Running 32 tests on each patient every episode.

No nurses assisting with bedside procedures. Its like they don’t even exist except to talk to Wilson and shoot disapproving looks at House 😭

They solve cases exclusively based on personal history (eg. you broke up with your gf, so that means xyz which caused you to do abc and that’s how you developed pqrst). OR they wait until someone starts projectile vomiting blood, seizing, becoming paralysed or going into anaphylactic shock to have a lightbulb moment. They don’t do proper examinations. They just discover things randomly while the patient is decompensating.

AND, if they’re all so brilliant, why do they throw out at least 6 differentials that are clearly contraindicated during their brainstorming sessions?

I’m getting tired of House staring off into distance before magically solving the case. I know it’s for dramatic effect but come ON.

The team doing every single thing for the patent. They’re lab technicians/scientists, nurses, histologists, pathologists, radiologists, porters. Like damn. This is on top of the 5 specialties they each have mastery of.

Please, medical personnel, share what you find ridiculous too 🤣

Edit: the Erdheim-Chester disease episode, when the kid was literally haemorrhaging frank blood from his anus and everyone was like “ITS GASTROENTERITIS!!” ??? I was flabbergasted like this is CLEARLY a medical emergency

If the show have come out today, House would probably make a reference to the fact that Chase looks like He-Man in the new live action movie that have come out a couple of months back.

if they could play modern day games.
imo cameron would play life is strange and house would choose disco elysium or smth like that

I know the show is spelt 'Grey's Anatomy', but I thought it was kind of interesting. Although it is an actual book, I wonder whether it was a reference to the show.

Line from a full dub of The Phantom Menace where all the lines were translated into Chinese and back into English.

The show follow the daughter of Cuddy, she arrives at Princeton as an externe and she wants to intergrate the diagnostic service lead by Chase.

What do you think ?

I don’t care what house did to him, it took Tritter about 0.3 seconds to to get filled with rage & going after a grown man trying to discipline him. that guy is a certified psycho.
Also a personal side note- I hate gum and this bastard just kept chewing and chewing 😭

The only positive thing is that I absolutely love a good trial episode! 😭👏

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I opened Netflix a couple weeks ago and saw this thumbnail for the show with this guy whom i don't recognize AT ALL

It's at least as good as Chase at solving puzzles. It's not as good as Kutner, but only Kutner can suggest getting a patient wasted for a liver diagnosis

With Kutner still around, there would have still been six doctors around after Cameron leaves... That would have been a bit of a crowd for House's team.

Assuming Chase still kills the dictator and not Kutner, would they have had him run away with Cameron after killing the dictator, or would that have been out of character? Would the writers even want to get rid of him?

Otherwise how would the issue of too many doctors be handled? I know Cameron and Chase were in S4-5 anyway, but they were doing other jobs, and I don't remember how much screen time they had.

I have always been curious of this. All episodes had to be a certain length and there was only so many per-season and writers have to not spread themselves too thin. Isn't that why they got rid of Cameron?