DOCTOR challenges HOUSE MD | 'Control' S1E14 | Real Doctor Reaction

Can I get the diagnosis before House?! Let's just say I give it my best shot! I review / react to Control from season 1 of House, explaining what's happening on screen and giving you an insight into the world of medicine through one of the best TV medical dramas.

Be warned this video is very medical, but I try my best to bring something new to these reviews, if you enjoyed this please check out my other reviews of House MD, Scrubs and discovering The Good Doctor, Grey’s Anatomy, The Resident and ER!

Clips used under fair use (education and review).

All House clips owned by NBC Universal International and NBC Universal.

Credit also: Fox; Heel and Toe Films, Shore Z Productions, and Bad Hat Harry Productions in association with Universal Media Studios for Fox.

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[nordicrain]

Actual doctors reacting to House is one of the best things that's happened on Youtube this year. It's brilliant.

[JakkFrost]

6:20 I just wanted to point out, you have to remember that in the show, the premise is that it's _usually_ accepted as a given that by the time a patient gets to House, they've already had a full history and examination by other doctors. As a rule of thumb, House gets the cases that stump other doctors, the show just skips over the stumping part. When he _does_ do the "back to basics" stuff, it's because he now has to assume that something was missed by those initial doctors. Unfortunately, the show also tends to skip giving the duration between the time the patient first experienced problems and the time House took the case.

[AwesomeLionSaurus]

Poor woman. She looks like she is 40 something, she is actually 32, but she has the skeletal build of a 16 year old.. =D

[jovohodzic]

"Young lady, early forties.." early forties-young person, says a doctor. I feel good today.

[brotherbrian]

I prefer this format. Everybody loves a good puzzle.

[redtopaz]

This was honestly great. It's fun listening to someone who knows medicine "guess along" with the mystery, and I really liked that you (pretty seamlessly) worked educational demonstrations in. I think I'll actually remember the things you talked about since now I can link them to the story in the episode. Love it!

[celessmarie]

I don't have a medical background or anything, but I've always been interested in science and anatomy. I came across your channel (because I wanted to learn more for fun), and I continue watching because you have one of the most down to earth and educational channels on youtube! Amazing content :) Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with the rest of us!

[rayavladovska]

I think what many people miss about House is that he is a last resort for the patients. Usually it is implied at some point that the patient had undergone already treatment and test and everything but nobody can fix it or even find out what's wrong with them...and that's when they go to House. And that's way he is shooting with the hard stuff - all the basic test are already made and they are inconclusive as long as all sorts of treatment. But with every episode that is a bit lost and you just have to keep it in your mind

[toristeveson]

I hate the contrast! I have had it several times, and every time I think- “it’s going to feel like you’re peeing- calm down” and EVERY TIME I get there and I think “nope. This is it. I’ve actually done it this time. I’ve peed in my pants.”

[travelwell]

I love that you describe early 40s as 'young'.

[GabrielKnightz]

Dear Doctor Hope,

Now that i've seen it i can't unsee it, would you mind dotting the 'i' on that neon sign, right now it just looks like it says 'suck' behind your head.

[parallaxnick]

It's so funny to hear you say "Nina", since the actress playing the patient is best known for playing Nina Meyers on 24.

[heatherstone]

I am an EMT and really enjoy your channel. My kids hate when I break down the medical shows we have watched over the years 😂, so it's fun to watch you do it as well.

[heatherknight]

I loved this way of explaining the episode because with House a lot of their episodes just seem like "woman 28 comes in with chest pains and numbness in her hand and blurred vision" and House somehow comes up with "oh she was a brain tumor and she's diabetic but never knew she had diabetes until we told her" like the cases dont make a lot of sense so breaking them down in a medical way makes more sense to me. I also enjoy your reaction videos too.

[bobandonevski]

This just shows how much effort has been put into making the House series authentic apart from being super interesting

[fellkell]

A few years ago when I had an angio, if they hadn't told me about the side effects, I would have bet $1000 that I had pissed all over their fancy machine. No nausea or metallic taste though, just this all of a sudden "warm wetness" in my lap. Really a weird feeling.

[Paula-espv]

This may seem like the opposite of a compliment but whenever I can't sleep I put on one of your videos and it works wonders! Your voice is just so calming.

[feadogmhor]

I very much enjoy both formats, this as well as the classic reactions. Maybe you could also get someone to write down all the symptoms of an episode and like you did on stream you give yourself a certain time to diagnose and then watch the episode to see if you were right

[KingCyclps]

Don't know if I suggested this, but there is and educational anime called "Cells at Work" you should check out. It basically personifies the different cells in the body and the types of germs that attack it.
A quick description of the first five episodes (in case you want to see a different subject other than the first episode, which I still recommend) is:
1. Small germ infection (specifically Pneumococcus)
2. A Scrape wound
3. Type B Influenza
4. Food Poisoning
5. Allergic Reaction to pollen (My Favorite as I have horrid allergies)
The way they personify the cells if pretty interesting and I want this show to get more attention

[maxximumb]

More like this please. Very entertaining and we learn stuff too.