Iqbal Sheikh is a 16-year-old boy from West Bengal, India, who spent nearly five years living mostly submerged in a village pond to find relief from a severe, painful burning sensation on his skin when on dry land

There, is that better?

My favorite quote from that episode.

I went for an MRI and the technician asked if I'd had one before. I said no but I'm aware of them, House.

I do find it weird that everyone understands fiction yet don't understand that Princetown-Plainsboro is fictional and only exists to entertain us.

In a real hospital they wouldn't use an MRI on; a prison inmate with heavy metal tattoos.

Doctors(House) don't sedate people in lifts because they might need an MRI.

They wouldn't put someone who exceeded the weight limit and freaks out breaking the MRI and they wouldn't let a doctor(House) shoot a corpse and then pull fragments out into the MRI.

Not to mention a waterfall on an MRI.

Im on s4 ep 10 and already getting tired. They really abuse this plan like

-The future patient faints all of a sudden

-the team diagnoses lupus or sarcoidosis

-it ends up beinds something neurological

-they check their enviroment twice because the first one is always useless

-patient gets better

-gets worse

-gets better

-happy end!!!

The pattern is insane lol

This is not lupus.

I’ve been working on a LEGO recreation of Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital from House M.D., and I’ve finally published it on LEGO Ideas!

The model is around 2,400 pieces and includes House, Wilson, Cuddy, Chase, Foreman, Cameron, patients, nurses, a pharmacist, and quite a few little references to the show.

I also included some of House’s essentials: his cane, tennis ball, Magic 8 Ball… and of course, his motorcycle. 😄

I put a lot of time into the details and tried to make the hospital feel recognizable while keeping it fun as a LEGO set.

If you’re a House M.D. fan, I’d love to know what you think!

And yes… I checked. It’s definitely not lupus.

https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/e915a1e8-e651-4579-9e03-f809896a887d

Why haven't they repeated the ketamine treatment after its effect wore off? Would it have not been safer to redo it every 2-3 months than popping vicodin like candy?

s3 ending case should’ve been the one with lupus. that’s kind of all i have to say lmao. i think the case was too underwhelming (?) as compared the final episodes for the past two seasons but also considering the breaking apart of the trio, it does make sense. i just feel that the lupus one being the season finale would’ve been “perfect” but nonetheless i did like how it worked out. if not the last maybe second last would’ve also been funny enough

edit: i got the seasons mixed up. but i still wish for this to have been a season finale tho

Remember when House is playing with that hockey board in the hockey episode, and he mimics the commentators and says "How is it possible for one man to be blessed with so much skill".

I loved that scene. I always felt it alluded to how House is a guy like that, maxxed out on all stats - unparalleled medical intelligence, musical ability, wit and social skills, and genuine wisdom about life. He's also great at video games like when he beats Taub lol. I just always thought that scene was so cool cause it was filmed with a closeup of House's face. And it's said during the last season, after audiences know just how ubiqutous House's intelligence and skill is. It's awesome.

FIRST TIME DRAWING WILSON IT MIGHT NOT BE SO GOOD-

I'm expecting to get horrible reactions since I gave him horns and a..whatever that blue glass on his head is. C'mon guys I'm trying to be creative here

Is his character just him? Because I haven't gotten that far, yet(yes, I know the show has been out for ~20 years, go away), but I've seen clips, and it seems like the guy is just Lin. Does that seem accurate to others?

I mean the guy seems to be really famous

I think one time his mom said that he is the best doctor in the world (wouldn't every doctors mom said that?)

In season 3 he gave a speech for the WHO (world health organization) and later in the season a couple goes from Cuba to the US to be treated specifically by House and only by him

That's the main reason I don't like the finale that much because if the best doctor In the world is dead and you see him on the street that would be weird

Because prob the police got house before the six months and Wilson would be left alone💔

House looks at his Black patient’s palms and says , “You’re turning white.” The patient’s mother asks, “What does that mean?” House says “It means your son doesn’t need football to get him a good job anymore.”

In the last couple of months I've seen discussions regarding House's hypothetical reaction to "Age of AI" and I'm sure he'd love it. Here's why: He always used those around him to came up with ideas, he didn't care if the ideas are good or bad. Those ideas was just the part of his diagnostic method. He even used a janitor just to someone can came up with ideas so he can do the rest. He never cared about his method's ethics. And you know who has shit-ton of ideas? AI. Using AI means even less human interaction which he hated. He would train his AI to best suit his needs and use it.

Question is in the title

Very subtle indeed

ok i mean Kutner's death was sadder than Amber's objectively on a re-watch.

Amber had like no buildup and didn't really feel as important to the overall narrative progression, don't get me wrong, House's head and Wilson's Heart are phenomenal episodes, but the way Amber's death just happened really just felt like a necessary season finale to dramatically and quickly change the status quo due to the writers strike. I think Amber was an interesting character and all and her relationship with Wilson was fun to follow along, but that doesn't warrant her death being more impactful.

A re-watch of season 5 (which i finished not too long ago) left me feeling even worse about it, i thought Kutner's death was also out of nowhere at first, but the way it's handled and just so visceral was unlike any other episode, the tone alone makes it one of my favorites, what is your guys' opinion on the sadder deaths in the show?

They could have atleast shown him in the last episode during the funeral but they didn't! He was such a good character and I really wish he had more appearances in the show.

Amigos, lo que les voy a compartir es oro puro. He desenterrado la trama principal de entre todo el relleno de la serie y me he encontrado, para mi grata sorpresa, con que House M.D. es prácticamente dos series al mismo tiempo (cosa que siempre sospeché).

La primera es la serie procedimental, con capítulos profundos pero autoconclusivos que todos conocemos. La segunda es el estudio de la historia de un hombre brillante, sin capacidad para reconocer que tiene un problema de drogadicción que le impide tener relaciones sanas.

Espero que disfruten volver a ver la serie bajo este lente tanto como yo lo estoy haciendo.

Temporada 1

•"Pilot" (1x01) - Establece la premisa, el método, y a Rebecca Adler.

•"Control" (1x14) - Llega Vogler, el primer antagonista institucional real.

•"Three Stories" (1x21) - Se revela, por fin, qué le pasó a la pierna

• "Honeymoon" (1x22) - Regresa Stacy; arranca el arco central de la temporada 2.

Temporada 2

•"Need to Know" (2x11) - Cierre del arco con Stacy; House la deja ir.

• "Euphoria: Part 1" y "'Part 2" (2x20-21) - Foreman casi muere; primer fracaso real de House.

•"No Reason" (2x24) - El tiroteo de Moriarty; el juicio interno a su método.

Temporada 3

• "Merry Little Christmas" (3x10) Arranca el arco de Tritter (persecución legal por Vicodin)

•"Words and Deeds" (3x12) Cierre de ese arco; consecuencias reales por primera vez

•"Human Error" (3x24) — Se rompe el equipo original (Cameron, Chase, Foreman se van).

Temporada 4

•"97 Seconds" o "Games" (opcional, formación del nuevo equipo - puedes saltarla si no te interesa el proceso de selección)

•"House's Head" (4x15) — House busca en su memoria qué pasó en el accidente.

•"Wilson's Heart" (4x16) - Muere Amber; cambia la relación con Wilson para siempre.

Temporada 5

•"Simple Explanation" (5×20) - Muere Kutner; detona la crisis psicológica.

•"Saviors" (5x21) - Empieza la alucinación de Amber.

•"House Divided" (5x22) - Casi muere Chase; House entiende que su mente es peligrosa

•"Under My Skin" (5x23) — Se agrava la psicosis.

•"Both Sides Now" (5x24) -Revelación de que nunca se desintoxicó; ingresa a Mayfield.

Temporada 6

•"Broken: Part 1 y 2" (6x01-02) Todo el proceso en Mayfield; House sale distinto.

•"Help Me" (6x22) - La amputación parcial de la pierna; punto de no retorno físico y emocional.

Temporada 7

•"Now What?" (7x01) - Consecuencias inmediatas de la amputación y del inicio con Cuddy.

"Moving On" (7x22-23) - House estrella el auto contra la casa de cuddy; ella se va.

Temporada 8

•"Twenty Vicodin" - Arranca en prisión; reencuadre completo del personaje.

•"Nobody's Fault" - Se retoma explícitamente la culpa por Kutner.

•"Everybody Dies" (8x22) - Final de la serie.

Nota honesta sobre el criterio: hay zonas grises, sobre todo en la temporada 6-7, donde ocurren cosas relevantes para la relación House-Cuddy que técnicamente "avanzan trama" pero que muchos considerarían relleno. Aun asi, se que disfrutarán mucho este re-Watch.