When The Doctor is the Patient | House M.D..

Foreman is the new patient at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital after falling ill. The question we’re all dying to know is what unethical motives House will pull to get to the bottom of Foreman’s mysterious illness… more so mysterious being as though Foreman is clearly infected without presenting any antibodies.

From Season 2 Episode 21 ‘’Euphoria: Part 2’’: With the police officer dead and fearing for his life, Foreman contacts his father who rushes to his son's side. Meanwhile, House and the rest of the team are still trying to do everything they can to help Foreman before the disease that killed the officer gets him too.

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[beesbrownies]

House DOES care about his team. The terror on his face when he heard the biopsy went through is palpable

[jasonguy]

"Foreman's black. WHAT? How long have you been holding on this information??" This parts got to be my favorite part of the video and has to be the funniest part of the episode. 😂😂 4:50

[GillAndBurtTheCop]

Forman's slight meltdown about the pain coming back almost made me cry tbh.

[Aegon]

It was so cool how foreman could tell what medicines and therefore what diseases they were treating him for just by feeling the pills

[Hobbies]

I've got mad respect for Omar Epps, one of the best performances in the whole show.

[tdaetaunm]

"Foreman's black."
"What?! How long have you been holding on this information."
House's quick wit is too good 😆

[ohiorushbaby]

9:09 -- "Pain makes us make bad decisions. Fear of pain is almost as big a motivator." -- From someone (House) who has lived a lot of his adult life in massive amounts of pain, that line hits HARD. 🥺

[dynagaming]

8:48 - One of the most powerful moments in the show, a true look into how the fear of pain can cause lapses in judgment. Also one of the few moments where House really could sympathize with someone in a crappy situation. Omar Epps really knocked it out of the park in these two episodes.

[NH-tbsm]

Foreman's best performance from the entire series.

[Carniverousgoldfish]

A lot of people (rightly) giving props to the actors and writers on this one. But honestly, I think whoever did Foreman's makeup in this episode deserves an award - he looks so awful it's hard to look at him. It's rare to see such an extreme look without the actual makeup/contacts/etc being glaringly obvious. It's scary good.

[mathlete]

This was my favorite episode of season 2. It uniquely demonstrated both the life-saving and life-threatening aspects of House’s method beyond the legality (the Misdiagnosis, jumping to conclusions, when risks don’t pay off). It added sympathy for Foreman between apologizing to Cameron and making peace with his father, it really showcased Omar’s acting skills.

[derrickbartledoo]

Omar Epps' portrayal of desperation during his argument about the pain coming back and the white matter biopsy is fantastic.

[wusscake]

It's impressive how Cameron is wrong more often than the rest of the team combined.

[upkid]

I like how the conversation around the 8 minute mark is filmed in a way that that House and Foreman are looking at a mirror of each other, with them sitting, the glass and such. Makes the point "...it'll bring back the pain" hit harder since House relates. Really shows how much House wants him to trust him, so they both can trust themselves and others. Also hammers in their similarities. It's a nice detail.

[orestis]

I kinda like the focus on Cameron here. Like she got intentionally exposed from Foreman and she still has the composure to console his father. Pretty cool if you ask me

[darkin]

Omar Epps should get an Oscar, this performance in 2 episodes was absolutely stellar. It is incredibly difficult to convey all of the chaos and emotions that would go through a person in his position and knowledge in such a situation. Absolute masterpiece acting.

[RunningAWOL]

Foreman was lucky to be alive. Naglearia has a kill rate of 97%.

[Salemchevy]

I love that little segment at 4:52. I quote house every time someone says something that clear like she did

[brendanmatelan]

House throwing a disease vial on the floor is probably one of the most ballsy things I've seen him do.

[davidlloyd]

When I studied microbiology, I used to love watching live Listeria monocytogenes down the microscope. They swim, then tumble, swim again and tumble. Like little olympic swimming athletes.