The “I slept with Lisa Cuddy” scene happened when House was still hallucinating under the Vicodin. Not after they got into a real relationship.

Did I watch the show 5 times all over- yes.
Did I still watch the whole video with full enthusiasm- also yes. I love house

House is probably the only series that got me crying in the finale, him finally seeing light at the end of the tunnel and live a better life while stuck inside the burning building
Then faking his death to keep himself full time available for Wilson... It's such a lovely show

House: genius jerk ass, with a heart of gold, personified.

The end of S6 is always so depressing for me

The moment the surgery team is ready to unload the ambulance, but Anna is already flat lined, her husband holding her hand in tears, and House, being the most crushed he ever was

House announced to the lobby that he slept with Lisa Cuddy in season 5 before he went to the psych ward not after he and Cuddy actually got together in season 7.

Amber’s death was very shocking and left a mark on me when i first watched the show. That entire episode had a very interesting way of storytelling

Wilson’s punch in season 8 actually resonates back to season 7 finale. Wilson’s hand gets hurt when he tried to stop House who was driving into Cuddy’s house with full speed…

When someone dies of cancer, cancer dies with them. So you can't say that person "lost a battle". Because it's not a defeat, it's a draw. (Norm Macdonald).

Great video man, it's the second time YouTube algorithms show something actually worthwhile. You've got yourself a subscriber.

Hughie made us love an character that was grumpy, narcisistic, sadisc, egocentric and masochist. Thats take loads of skills
Also a really well written show

Great fucking storytelling and a great fucking show

Dude i thought this was like at least a 200k video

No, House does not start interviews because Wilson stole his guitar, but because he realises in S4 E1 that he actually needs a team. Cuddy actually convinces House that his old team would’ve never let him take the decisions he took to solve that case and that he would’ve come to the answer much quicker.

This is far too well made to only have 92 views

The theme song of House "Teardrop" by Massive Attack, was written for Jeff Buckley, the singer of Hallelujah. Teardrop was also sung by Jeff Buckley's partner Elizabeth Fraser. They were together at the time he died. This whole House series was just magical.

I grew up on this show. I'll never forget seeing Kutner's death episode for the first time as a teenager. I have enjoyed seeing this show go through a bit of a Renaissance.

My favorite thing about this show is that for the most part episodes were very formulaic and predictable, basically every episode was the same, they even acknowledge this a few times (like Cuddy saying House solves a case every week, or Wilson saying House is going to do the thing where he just walks away). But then, out of nowhere, they would just pull some amazing episode that broke the usual structure like Three Stories, Kutner's death or the two-parter about Amber. Usually the finales just spiked in quality. I think that's what made the show so great, for the most part it's just "fine" but out of nowhere you were hit by an amazing hour of television.
That's kinda what I miss about syndicated TV, the fact that they had to pull 24 episodes every year forced the writers to be creative. Instead of now having 4-8 episode seasons of very heavily crafted storytelling, they worked on a more episode-to-episode basis. You could almost always watch House at any point and get the grasp of it immediately, you know it's early because Cameron is in the team, you know it's in the middle when it's 13 and you know it's a late season when it's Park and Chase has a beard.
Shows like House remind me of Star Trek The Next Generation on that regard. It's not the most stellar show if we judge it by the average episode, but when it's a good one, it's a very damn good one.

House M.D the movie. Imagine that the feds know he is still around and need him to "save" someone

The world is a better place because Hugh Laurie, this show and its writers exist. I cannot express the depths of my admiration for all three. ❤

This recap really did the show justice, and it was a real part of my childhood.  May or may not be why I try to fix everything after being fascinated my methods of deduction and bouncing ideas off people.  Amazing work my dude!