I remember this episode. Everyone got smallpox and died. The whole world got infected. Thanks House.

@horse8954

8 ай бұрын

I can't believe he said "it's smallpoxin' time" as he smallpoxed on everybody

@shelldie8523

7 ай бұрын

It was the only way

@HeroADI1

5 ай бұрын

the best

@joefarmer4465

5 ай бұрын

Lol

@AwoudeX

4 ай бұрын

and the climate alarmist kept clapping and singing till they collapsed and died in agony

One thing is for sure. It ain't Lupus.

@catherinekruger8377

10 ай бұрын

It's never lupus!

@djoakeydoakey1076

10 ай бұрын

@@catherinekruger8377 Except the one time it was.

@susanbarker2525

10 ай бұрын

It wasn't smallpox either

@catherinekruger8377

10 ай бұрын

@@djoakeydoakey1076 I was quoting the show cause house always say "It's never lupus."

@FallingofftheGrid

5 ай бұрын

@@catherinekruger8377I think they knew that - I was going to say exactly the same set of things: it’s never lupus… except that one time it was 🤣 It’s lovely to see other people watching these and enjoying them. I recently told a coworker about House, and how great it is - fingers crossed he’ll watch it!

- The virus can't survive over 200 years - You have

@patrick888881

10 ай бұрын

👃

@AzguardMike

10 ай бұрын

somewhere in Austria "Good heir House"

@Soul_Alpha

2 ай бұрын

That was gold the 👃 and the german reply make it more gold 😂

@teambraining-un8wp

19 күн бұрын

We are the virus to the universe 😢

@fullysemi-automaticmemes3888

8 күн бұрын

Oy vey!

Dr Curt Connors really out here working on patients after peter parker left him on hold.

@imitt12

10 ай бұрын

How'd he grow his arm back tho

@user-zl6ps4rp9g

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for referencing that. RIP Stan Lee.

@Hio01134

8 ай бұрын

​@@imitt12 easy. Toby spidey saw Andrew spidey cure his Conors in No Way Home, recreated the cure and gave it to his Conors

@sondjuchiha975

8 ай бұрын

he showed up on screen the second after i finished reading his name

For anyone wondering, it turns out the girl has a different kind of pox that I don't know how to spell (r-something). House pays a cam girl from the Netherlands to translate the diary of the slave ship's captain, and, um, goody-two-shoes (forgot her name) goes back to her to hear more of the translation and learns that the captain had a pet cat that died from the disease, leading to the correct diagnosis.

@dwaterson21

10 ай бұрын

It's just known as R-Pox or Rickettsialpox.

@AzguardMike

10 ай бұрын

they present with curved X scars. Where as smallpox presents with purple scabs

@jwlgoesfishing

9 ай бұрын

Fun fact, the actress who played the cam girl was actually Dutch. As opposed to the slave drivers, who were… some other ethnicity. It sure as hell wasn’t Dutch they were speaking.

@realdanpatterson

9 ай бұрын

rickettsiapox?

@ChrisTian-sd5yq

8 ай бұрын

​@@jwlgoesfishingwoah now I understand the context

House: "You brought the plane? Cool!" I think that was the 1st time I've seen him smile. .ay even be the last 😂

@blockhead134

4 ай бұрын

Wilson gets smiles out of him all the time. Hes the only one who can get him to do it regularly

I always liked the writing here. Despite the fact that House’s team is right, the episode really makes you consider the CDC’s side. The CDC is well equipped to handle illnesses before they turn into outbreaks and have worked with countless viruses. The idea that the patient could be allergic to the fabric of the hospital is valid considering people can develop new allergies. Arguably speaking, they are more qualified, another reason that they were told that the suits were inadequate. However, they should’ve considered the data that the doctors have found as reference points. I wouldn’t doubt it would be mandatory for them to run their own tests from scratch, rather than pick up where the doctors have in case there was a mistake, but still should have considered unlikely possibilities.

@gabrielbjornursidae

10 ай бұрын

The CDC in the show is always super cool to me. They try to play them off as pseudo-antagonists, but they are quite literally taking every precaution they can because they must for the greater good.

@Musicbrowser01

10 ай бұрын

@@gabrielbjornursidae Exacty! The only thing that makes them really unlikable is when they disregard a suggestion that is plausible, just because it is unlikely. Sure, the patient may not be likely to have a symptom that is rare pop up, but it’s worth looking into if the decontamination process will kill the symptom entirely. That’s what happened in this episode in particular. The CDC still could’ve been written to be quite competent had they at least considered House’s suggestions to at least ease his mind about the diagnosis, or even shown that they considered the alternative diagnosis. Instead, they were made to be incompetent. Frankly, House would’ve needed to be humbled, considering that the CDC was a completely different league entirely. It could’ve given us some character growth that he’s not always gonna be right.

@JJONNYREPP

10 ай бұрын

Fatal Family Dilemma: Doctor Accidentally Injects Patient's Father With Small Pox | House M.d. 0521am 10.9.23 theoretically speaking.... i dont think i will like this show... wonder why no onin Uk didnt have the foresight to write him a decent script/show/series?

@AzguardMike

10 ай бұрын

thing is, the CDC would happily KILL you if they even suspect you have something like smallpox.

@wobby1268

10 ай бұрын

@@JJONNYREPP Per the norm for this channel, the title is not just misleading but actively wrong.

2:25 Lmfao she tells her straight up “small pox” and tells her to calm down and not get scared…even though small pox can take down countries if an outbreak happens and we don’t know about it for afew days…yeah lol should’ve did the test and told them IF she got a positive hit on small pox lol but saying it straight up like that was crazy lol it’s like saying “we are testing you for aids….don’t worry” lol

@baerishlyakita3711

9 ай бұрын

Taub’s glare back speaks novels.

@hel2727

3 ай бұрын

that's her thing, morals above everything, say the "truth" even if it might not be or might complicate things unnecessarily, or hurt people

The Shaq free throws thing was genius, because Shaq is notorious for flubbing his free throws

@alberca90

9 ай бұрын

Yes I'm so glad you were here to clarify cuz that was definitely something that no one watching this could've figured out on their own with the slightest bit of effort, thank you so much, amazing

@fromthegamethrone

9 ай бұрын

I'd wager most people missed that joke. Pun intended. @@alberca90

@chas1878

9 ай бұрын

@@alberca90 i dont care about basketball so i was missing the context, which op provided me with Sometimes when you dont have anything smart to say you should just stay quiet

@alberca90

9 ай бұрын

@@chas1878 you're right, you shouldn't say anything if you don't have anything smart to say, such as your comment for example, seeing as how you dont actually need to know who Shaq is in order to figure out that hes bad at free throws because you can simply use basic common sense and context clues based on what house was saying in the video and how he's saying it, so the fact that you needed someone to explain that to you just shows how dense you are, so maybe take your own advice and just don't say anything since you're clearly not smart and therefore have nothing smart to say, hell even a 10 year old could watch this clip and deduce that Shaq was bad at free throws even if they've never heard of him lmao sad

@AnExPor

5 ай бұрын

Lol, thanks Peter.

House vs. Dr. Connors - the crossover we never knew we wanted but desperately needed.

Where’s Chase? He’s not here because it’s 8 in the morning 😂

@vaibhavpawar4455

4 ай бұрын

Also, "you know how there's nothing to be done?, chase showed up"🤣🤣

0:59 man I lost it once house said "You have"

It's crazy that there's still stuff for this channel to post after all these years

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

Not at all

"You're free to perform any unnecessary tests you want, Foreman. Slavery was abolished *years* ago." "Hemorrhagic-type Smallpox." "In which case her chances are more like...... Shaq hitting a free throw." God I love this show

@tomaf

10 ай бұрын

I assume shaq was god at that?

@redbarrelentertainment

10 ай бұрын

@@tomaf I don’t know much about basketball, but what I do know is Shaq was notorious for being bad at it.

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

​@@tomaf*good

@gaymer42069

4 ай бұрын

@@l.a.3479im getting mixed signals here

I remember the first time i watched this show i was maybe 6 years old and had woke up in the middle of the night from one of those naps you just took as a kid, it was the episode about the girl who everyone thought had a weight issue but was something else, anyways, crazy how a decade and half later the show really sticks up

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

A 6-year-old shouldn't be watching this show.

@nukekilla432

10 ай бұрын

@@l.a.3479 yeah dude you got kissed by your uncle as a child too much.

@Deangirl86

10 ай бұрын

Heavy. She had Cushing's.

@nassahrakim8136

9 ай бұрын

​@@nukekilla432wtf 😂

"Shaq hitting a free throw." 🤣

Time for another House marathon :)

So weird to see Mary Winchester act like a good mother

@IWantToPetYourDog

8 ай бұрын

Well, you couldn't exactly see her raise Sam and Dean.

@blueturtle3623

6 ай бұрын

Did we ever see her being a bad mother?

@ajdominguez1002

2 ай бұрын

​@@blueturtle3623yes

I wish medical dramas weren't so tense, because this stuff is fascinating but I just can't handle the tension anymore.

He was a jerk, a hypocrite, a narcissist, a thief, and a felon. But don't ever call House a coward.

*sees a four-legged creature with a saddle on a random ranch in the west* everyone: "its a horse!" house: "It must be an elephant" *gets someone to tranq it* *goes down to quickly* "Well then it has to be a lama!" *recovers too quickly from the tranq* "It is obviously a komodo dragon" "But the saddle! Komodos are no riding animals!" "What we saw was a thing out of leather. But this lizards skin is basicially leather!" *animal nearly dies* "OMG its a horse!!!" *turns out, it was on the ranch of a lama farm and it actually was a lama! House was right all the time!... Except for when he wasn't! But house was right!!! Such a genius!*

@messiha666

5 ай бұрын

We just politely ignore the times House isn't right and pretend they never happend.

@Sora_Halomon

3 ай бұрын

I envy the way you look at the world

I love this show . It was so good

Mary Winchester was between hunts here, apparently

It's crazy watching the likes grow exponentially since the video is posted

@NinjaOnANinja

10 ай бұрын

They are bots.

"how do i not panic with that information"

I've watched so many of these clips I just need to watch the actual show at this point

2:57 I love how the brother could care less and is just there on his ds

@DarkAraque

7 ай бұрын

😂

@benjaminqmorris

6 ай бұрын

it's couldn't care less. could care less makes no sense in the context of the idiom

@obi-wankenobi1750

5 ай бұрын

@benjaminqmorris thank you lol. So glad someone else catches this

If the CDC fellow was so concerned, then why not quarantine the entire staff since they weren't "adequately" protected? The entire floor...

@MM-ex5fd

Ай бұрын

Because it’s tv serial ;)

@ursaltydog

Ай бұрын

@@MM-ex5fd True.. and apparently don't know how real quarantines work, which they should've researched for the "series" episode.

You need to start putting the conclusion scenes in these instead of blueballing...

I hate that he ended the call like that now we will never know that the CDC were going to say and that drives me crazy

@ThePickledsoul

10 ай бұрын

It was a pox that affected livestock, total false call.

The craziest part of this episode... Is that House *WOULDNT* know who Janet Parker is 😂

"can we just focus on the one I got right?"

" am i going to die?" 😮 " nah you will live FOREVER" 😂

4:19 CDC guy facial expression because he never saw house smile before

Where is the link to the next part. It just got interesting.

Dude sounds like the assassin from dishonored. "Poison. Tivian stuff. He'll live."

You can call Dr. House anything you want, just never call him "wrong" 😂😂

I love House's screenwriter accent

"Almost.....free." Smallpox

I love| this guy. Very sarcastic similar to golden girls

yep heard Jannet Parker.

I love how to get a straight answer House pretends to be a screenwriter. ;)

0:58 is destroying me

just noticed this. is the CDC guy on the phone at 1:20 the same guy from the CDC that comes into the room?!?!?

@ghettomarc50

10 ай бұрын

I'm imagining that the real CDC has a call center. The Head of Infectious Disease would be way too busy to answer the phone.

@jacobdockter3436

10 ай бұрын

lol right? but in the world of House who knows@@ghettomarc50

@user-cw3wm9lx7w

5 ай бұрын

@@ghettomarc50 yep

"I'm Owen. You the shower curtain fella?"

With this channel alive and well as it is, is it possible that House will return as another actual show in some shape or form? Please!!!

So was House right, or was this the last episode of the series?

@millitron3666

10 ай бұрын

House was right. It was Rickettsiapox, a similar but less bad disease.

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

This is obviously not the last episode of the series. You must not watch much.

That's Hayley chase?

I watched this entire episode a few days ago. Sad that the Dad passed away 😢

@noname-qw9td

10 ай бұрын

S'almost as if some people come here to watch clips because they can't find the whole episode anywhere due to their country or having to pay for it. Please keep in mind of those people rather than spoiling it for some

@BeshrSabbagh

10 ай бұрын

@noname-qw9td I obviously did not mean to spoil more than 10 years old series! Don't complicate things for a simple comment. You can skip it easily.

@BoomBamBopPOW

10 ай бұрын

@@noname-qw9tdin that case, you should thank him. otherwise you’d never know the ending.

@noname-qw9td

10 ай бұрын

@@BoomBamBopPOWI wasn't referring to me, and no I don't believe whoever they are should be thanked as again, the ending can actually be seen. Might wanna find that out first before you say things like that.

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

When you reveal this kind information, it's a good idea to begin the comment with "*SPOILER ALERT. 🤦

You have 😂😂😂

hate to be ~that guy~ but believe it or not shaq has a better chance of hitting a free throw than someone hitting a 3 pointer 😂

Can someone tell me the phone House is using? It’s really nice

Something tells me the 'CDC' was just chase doing an accent again 💀

Spoiler Alert. House Dies of Smallpox shortly after this.

It wasn't smallpox. It was rickettsialpox.

when I saw the dad bleeding I was like Yup hes a goner ahahhahaha

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

How is that funny?!

Where's Chase?

1:29 did house really have to say that 💀

@josephwodarczyk977

Ай бұрын

This show gets away with so much. It's kind of old, and the main character's role is hating everyone. You could never have this stuff today.

Somehow this feels familiar in today's world. Let's hope this ep doesn't get censored.

a doctor in a vaccine lab, got vaccinia infection from a needle stick injury.

The CDC phone all had me dying 😂

Ah, a time long past When doctors cared about shedding biohazards

1:00 screenwriter's self-insert

Boooo… so what happened?

Anyone that has seen this episode knows that the video title is 100% FALSE!!!

Fyi house is supposed to be a major of infectious illness , this episode confirmed that didnt deserve it , he was messing up so much it not even fun to watch

You're insane But I'm right

30% fatal WITHOUT treatment. With brincidovir, we don't know.

Funny.....I wasn't aware Mary Winchester had two daughters....😂

Small pox is not eradicated

@NearQuasar

9 ай бұрын

Where is it then?

@bayardkyyako7427

5 ай бұрын

@@NearQuasar Probably trapped in ice like a lot of horrible, deadly diseases are.

I just saw Dr Conners from Spider Man 2

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

Then you obviously weren't watching this "House" clip.

People wouldn't know what smallpox is.

@josephwodarczyk977

Ай бұрын

Honestly, I disagree. We need a survey on this, cause it's worth asking.

Noone had smallpox!!!!!!

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

*no one

Man, Masters was the worst

I love 💗 watching Chicago fire and Chicago pd and Chicago med on the KZread channel app and the spectrum tv show

So, the butcher's been hiding out as another governmwnt official after all these years.

show started pissing me off after in pretty much every episode we had a display of the same, dumb, entitled, panicky family members asking stupid questions, repeating what they hear in hope they will understand it from their own mouth. I'm under the impression the health care in US is way to cheap. Don't they have JOBS they should be in, working for the money to pay the medical bills??? As with the 'ER' from the past - I came for 'medical drama' and found myself scrubbing through episodes, aiming for the side stories and team dynamics as the medical part of the medical show inevitably goes into bonkers territory with stupidity sprinkled on top. House MD was excellent in the side story of a broken doctor and his minions.

@pixpusha

6 ай бұрын

"...the same, dumb, entitled, panicky family members asking stupid questions..." I did a stint in pediatrics for a bit. This checks out.

4:09 the walking dead?

@josephwodarczyk977

Ай бұрын

Atlanta is where the CDC is based.

Title is a little misleading

@brodudesdabomb

10 ай бұрын

I honestly shouldn't care enough to even post. but.. how is it "a little" misleading?

@Jst4vdeos

10 ай бұрын

@@brodudesdabomb the doctor didn't inject him with real small pox, it was a vaccine, and also it wasn't an accident

Theoretically it can...thank you..click

Why does no come after house when he’s wrong? He spent the first 2 minutes proving to the doctors in the locker room how right he was about small poxs, then he whispers under his breath that it’s not small pox and everyone’s totally cool with it? Not like a “HA, TOLD U SO!! I thought u were supposed to be the best doctor around?”

Unfortunately real doctors watch House and emulate his psychotic behaviors. My last PCP was one of them. She was a stubborn, arrogant, witch. Worse yet she was wrong, and put my life at risk.

@ghettomarc50

10 ай бұрын

No, they don't. You not liking your doctor is nothing like House.

@christineribone9351

10 ай бұрын

@@ghettomarc50 You're absurd. There is no basis to your comment. I'm a nurse, my job is to assess and psychoanalyse people. I saw through her narcissistic behaviors as soon as she entered the room.

@fenrisdalacost9140

9 ай бұрын

​@@christineribone9351 Which in it of itself sounds very narcissistic. True diagnosis of true narcissistic tendencies alone takes multiple interactions over a period of time to established patterned behavior. Let alone the diagnosis of full blown narcissistic personality disorder. So no you didn't see threw it the moment she entered the room. If that was hyperbole than you should know as a medical professional to refrain from such language. If it wasn't than you are what is known as full of yourself. A common and sad sight among those who hold the publics trust. Narcissisms is a full blown disorder like psychopathy as you well should know, and you should also be well aware many things also take the "form" of it. PTSD can cause someone to appear to be a psychopath even though they are merely suffering from disassociation and emotional numbness which causes them to show signs of having psychopathy. Any and all mental diagnoses take time and effort on the observers part and the first rule of psychoanalysis is that people can be mysterious. No matter how much you study and learn you can never truly know if you are right because the outliers can prove anyone wrong. The human mind is an enigma to our current medical understanding. We don't even understand why consciousness itself exists let alone fully understand all the possible medical issues such a complex thing like consciousness can hold. Hence why second opinions are encouraged when it comes to any and all psychoanalytic diagnosis. Anyone who is very sure of themselves is not good at psychoanalysis and not a good fit to work in the mental aspects of the medical profession because you are as much a danger to the patient as whatever problems they may be facing. You should know this. Even online you should regulate your behavior because with every arrogant statement you besmirch an already distrusted profession which is the last thing any medical professional wants. We need people to trust us so we can help them. Severing that trust is the single greatest threat to the well being of the public at large.

@thomaswalmsley8959

9 ай бұрын

@@christineribone9351 if you were actually a nurse you would know that's not how psychoanalysis is done and wouldn't be considered valid by any psychological body.

@sypherthe297th2

8 ай бұрын

​@@christineribone9351Ok. People can be arrogant jagoffs. True. But on what planet is it a nurses job to psychoanalyze ANYone? In what universe are you even remotely qualified to do so? If I'm being honest, it seems the doctor wasn't the only arrogant one as you seem to think yourself far more qualified than the actual education and certification you've achieved.

1:51 I would be suing that doctor for malpractice. I as a patient have the right to know what may be wrong with me, even if its a 0.000001% chance it's an eradicated disease. If you quarantined me it means its 100% a possibility, and I have the right to know.

@wowalamoiz9489

4 ай бұрын

In real life, the hospital House works at would have shut down from hundreds of lawsuits.

@josephwodarczyk977

Ай бұрын

Realistically doctors would isolate if they even VAGUELY suspected smallpox.

I thought tetanus wise to prevent against things that were on rusty metal

Decades and years after that aired- Covid-19 Pandemic came… If these same drastic measures were taken and done uniformly across the globe- could the Covid-19 Pandemic be stopped, before it mutates and wreaks havoc as how it unfolded IRL?!

@TrackerRoo

8 ай бұрын

No, because by the time the WHO and CDC realized Sars-Cov2 was spreading it was already too late. Within days of it being reported it was being detected in countries all over the world.

@pixpusha

6 ай бұрын

There are many flu's. If not Covid, another of the many viruses that cause flu will always be making its way thru the population and killing. This has been happening for a long time. We need people to get infected every year. It's how overall the population develops immunity. It works in everyone favor when some people don't believe in science. It's just now that info motion moves so fast it seems that it is distorting the bell curve of anti-vaxxers.

@yourlocalbluntfriend4136

3 ай бұрын

@@TrackerRoonot to mention, it’s severity fluctuated amongst people. Some had it just like a regular cold while some died who had underlying health conditions. Also, if it was a big deal, why were many state governments partnering up with fast food places to get vaccinated for free fast food? Doesn’t really correlate to help fight off an infectious disease.

Why is it always the female doctor that's overcome with the guilt of hiding the truth, then subsequently complicated matters by over-sharing which in turn upsets the family making the whole ordeal more stressful than it needs to be?

@pixpusha

6 ай бұрын

It's a stereotype.

I guess doctors don’t need to have gender locker rooms. Makes sense. They have seen people’s inside and outside all day.

I have a friend who was a nurse and she and other nurses would watch this show as a comedy. They said all of the diseases were fairly easy to diagnose and that while doctoers can be D!@ks none are like that in real life

First

@thefisherman1127

10 ай бұрын

Indeed

@catattack885

10 ай бұрын

first to be cringe

@thefisherman1127

10 ай бұрын

@@catattack885 Indeed

@l.a.3479

10 ай бұрын

No one cares

Back with the CDC was still a credible organization. How times have changed.

@Rownoscc

8 ай бұрын

I miss those times when we could actually trust not only the CDC but the government as a whole

@TrackerRoo

8 ай бұрын

COVID killed a million people. Not sure you get to say a credible threat to public health being called so makes the CDC inept.

@matthewgates9565

4 ай бұрын

The CDC is still very much credible. While possessing little authority on its own, it has research and development capabilities that most hospitals and doctors can only dream of. Like this show depicts, teams like this are available on a moments notice. Without the research of the CDC and other public and private entities, this nation would likely be overwhelmed with far more serious diseases. Vaccinations have helped insure that those illnesses that can be prevented do not overwhelmed an already overtaxed health care system, allowing funds to be used elsewhere. They also help educate the public, and publish scientific studies on how effective they are. It is ok to have doubts, but there is a wealth of information available to alleviate those concerns.

Just going off of guess, it's probably because the deep water is colder then freezing so they just suspend themselves. It's how we do it after we grow them.

@lorenexus4917

10 ай бұрын

Wouldn't that require the depth and location of the body of water? Asking cause I really don't know if what I stated matters or not.

@b00nz0r

10 ай бұрын

​@@lorenexus4917 Absolutely! Biggest factor is the sun hitting the water so there are places that this can't happen, even buried in sand under a dark shipwreck. Viruses don't need to eat so it's just about making sure their literal molecular structure doesn't fail which it being cold helps a lot and not having that UV light to basically irradiate them away.

Whole virus vaccines being unsafe for immunocompromised and pregnant is one of the main facts you learn about vaccines in medical school. I would know, I just had the unit on it. Foreman being a board approved IM doc and not knowing this is silly.