"how many answers do you get in real life?"

To House... moments after providing a rare diagnosis leading to total cure, and providing a perfect answer (despite it being invented) about her son's cause of death, freeing her from spirit-crushing guilt.

For an author she sure lacks a sense for irony.

The first actress is Amy Irving. She was a movie star & married to Steven Spielberg in the 1980s. When they divorced after only four years, Spielberg had to give her the largest divorce settlement ever at the time, $100 million in cash ($400 million today.) They had a prenup, which her lawyer had thrown out because there were no witnesses and it was written on a napkin, lol. She retired soon after 😆

Kuddys dream turned into a full Lady Gaga Musical performance !!!😂😂😂

I liked  Masters character. I just hated how she left that she couldn't go against her morals. I'm not saying it's bad to have morals, but while being an intern with House, and seeing how many individuals lie, and act even to their doctors. She should of realize that some of the stuff he preaches are true. I understand her character was design not to go against what she believes, but she needed to understand if a doctor values the life of their patients, then sometimes it's best to do what they don't want to do. I.E. amputate the arm in this video. She had all the facts, knew the truth, but still couldn't act, and that is what House was teacher her, as he stated: "Coloring inside the lines is more important to you then saving her life."

In the real world, the hospital and doctors who took the author into an MRI room would be facing malpractice lawsuits and likely a state medical board review.  Verifying internal or external metal is a mandatory, standard safety procedure before any MRI. That is because the machine uses a powerful magnet; metal objects can shift, heat up, cause severe tissue damage, or distort the medical images.

All That Jazz

She was in the movie 🍿 “ The Confession “

I have died in my dreams like this.

Why does every patient always have some surprise symptom that pops up and always a domino effect before actual diagnosis, never, yes you have cancer, or Lupus, or MS  or ALS.

Butch Cassidy and th e Sundance Kid!

Poor baby,…I adore her

She's from the original CARRIE

200 mg Zolpidem!  Dr. Cuddy wouldn't have awakened!

21:20 who else wants to turn it off because of the chewing noises?

Doctor blouse

Did they say “Belle Gibson”?

9:00 house was about to go full villain on her 😂😂😂

I like this movie

If there's someone smart with medical stuff is 6:48 actually showing what he's saying like he used someone's else's x ray or is he lying and there's nothing in the image wrong

This Judge NEVER rules against the State.
The State didnt produce a single objective piece of evidence, to back up the officers, "feelings".
During the officers testimony, he himself said, "Im no expert". That sentence alone would force a Judge who follows the law, to disregard anything said by that officer regarding the speed of the driver. How the officer "feels" doesnt matter, if he can not back those feelings up with objective facts to show he was reasonable in "feeling" that way.
The law itself, should be "Void for vagueness". There is no articulated speed to "slow down to". The language in the statute says, "a reasonable driver". Thats too subjective, and the difference from one person to the next regarding what a "reasonable speed for the conditions" would vary wildly. A law that open ended, is unconstitutional on its face.
This man should absolutely demand a Jury trial, and when he loses, take it as far up the appellate chain as possible.  
This Judge is awful. The only reason people watch her, is because of her weird esthetic. Anyone whose watched this Judge in the few years shes put her cases on YouTube, would be hard pressed to find a single ruling thats gone against the State.