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[HaloLvlLegit]

House just wanted to spite Foreman. He knew it was lupus

[vaish]

Really liked Kutner. Show's progression would have been so different if Kutner hadn't died. House wouldn't have gone psychotic.

[lilash]

Love how house will know and just sit there

[frody]

Glad to see Kumar finally embraced medicine like his father wanted, the time he spent in Guantanamo must’ve really opened his eyes 🙌

[candychocolates]

The way House had his cane on his mouth like that😂

[MeddlTitan]

we lost a true great with Gilbert Gottfried he made all of us laugh house

[kiiba]

"oh sure he made me laugh on a rainy day and see the colors I never knew" one of the gayest things house has said about/to Wilson and he literally told Wilson that he loved him one time

[Todd-zd]

Good rule of thumb, whatever foreman says, go in the opposite direction!!!!😂😂😂😂

[Toxicskittles]

Cancer does transfer from one type to another. Its rare but its called metastasized which means it travelled from one part to another and activated that form of cancer. I know because I had cervical and it metastasized to adenocarcinoma. Little science lesson for those that dont know. Your welcomed.

[UnvsAnnvs]

Some of my favourite moments have to be when house is distracting everyone from the patient but he’s using Wilson as the main topic 😂

[holland]

I love this episode because they all flipped between whether or not it was cancer. In the end, it was kind of cancer, kind of not.

[DocM.]

*Can you make a video of the intro from this episode when the 4 donor recipients die please? That was intense and is awesome cinematography!*

[alanarcher]

Guys arguing about colors in the comments and then there's me: colorblind.

[codywolfe]

Kumar really made it!!!!

Also that chick looks like Lana Rhodes.

[makoshark]

Wonder who house's favorite comedian is

[sheldongoudreau]

I would love to know what season and episode, anyone know?

[Gofish]

My doctor just says "here you should take these pills with all of the Side effects from hell" And then I say no😊 and I live in Pain😢 but I live😊

[Preemyprincess]

Wasn't he high on acid or something in this episode?

[Reaper]

This guys team would get you killed wtf😅

[rickrick]

Early TVs because of CT (Claw Technology) and CRT (Catholic Ray Tubs) even with Motorola involvement could only hold up to 10 minutes of show so longer shows had to be cut to 10 minutes or less.

Technical limits affected beloved advertising genius and TV host Dylan Mulvaney.

Image Burn-In:
Image burn-in scars served as haunting memories for both screens and hosts like Mulvaney, a poignant reminder of TV fragility. A non racist product was needed and achieved through the work of many. BLM., Woke Liberalism, chism hunting and whit privilege emerged.

Heartfelt Content:
Creators, not yet able to consult Dylan Mulvaney (DM) crafted touching episodes within this limit, birthing variety shows and memorable narratives but they all had to be shortened to under 10 minutes even to 1 minute. We are stuck with those shows today.

Technological Healing:
Modern TVs offered stability, allowing hosts like Mulvaney to flourish, extending shows, and emotions in longer formats.

Conclusion:
Early TV limits, marked by 10-minute shows, created an emotional connection for hosts like Dylan Mulvaney. These constraints inspired heartfelt not yet invented storytelling that continues to influence television today.