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House tries to find himself with the help of his new therapist!

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[GabrielKnightz]

"Being miserable doesn't make you better than anybody else House, it just makes you miserable" - Wilson
Everyone should have a Wilson.

[hallquiche]

Captain Holt is an excellent therapist/genius

[victorpradha]

Andre Bauer is just such a gracious actor. You can see the moments where he just yields the camera's eye to Hugh Laurie unleashing House. At the same time, Bauer has so much subtext to his presence that he's able to be present in the scene without asserting himself. The beauty of Dr. Nolan is that he gets House to realize pain does NOT have to equal misery and that isolating, disconnecting, withdrawing or abrasively pushing people away is a formula for more misery, which amplifies House's experience of pain and sense of suffering.

[li-]

"So, now that's out of the way, how can I resolve this sexual tension between Cuddy and I?"
"BOOONE!!!"

[UrbanOutlawsSkCo]

This season was amazing. Seeing someone that doesn't just take House at face value was great. He knew House better than he knew himself

[thebiss]

I wish there was more of this in House. Seeing him and his therapist interact was interesting and rather deep.

[manfredcaranci]

RIP, Andre Braugher. You were a brilliant psychiatrist to a very complex and interesting man, Dr House.

[mitch]

Raymond Holt is that why you became bitter? because you were with house?

[luismesquita]

"Why aren't you getting better? I specifically requested it."

[michaelrey]

I view this as Dr. House truly meeting his match in Dr. Nolan. No matter how House tries to manipulate a situation, he can’t bullshit any interaction with Nolan, who is clearly as skilled as House, but in psychiatry. If only more psychiatrists took this much of an interest in their patients. I really admire Dr. Nolan.

[jcllrxf]

RIP Andre Baugher :( such an amazing actor, I already thought about your scenes in House a lot. You were so good.

[xskrish]

Captain Holt is a brilliant therapist - knows when to be patient with House, knows how to push his buttons when needed and ultimately does end up helping House realize he's a mess.
Loved his arc.

[grimmkingadamtaurus]

House and Holt in the same room together?

I needed this in my life, I didn't know I needed this but now I do.

[zackarysimon]

I love when how the therapist talks about van gogh having both ears, you can only see one. That's a genius shot.

[govindmenon]

I wish we saw more of Andre Braugher as the therapist. He was a great doctor to house, able to see through all of his jokes and sarcasm with ease. He was also equally stubborn. I wish his addition made some dent into house's worldview, instead of house just calling him a phony and leaving

[JenaRaschka]

Captain Holt AND Lin Manuel Miranda in the same episode??? Which one is this?

Side Note: thank you for pointing out Van Gogh didn’t have to suffer for his art, House writers, thank you!

[Sai]

"I know this doesn't come naturally to you, but you want my help. Which means you need to trust me." Trust can take people suffering from depression a long way. Most people are afraid to tell another that they are feeling all these negative emotions out of fear of being judged. There have been people who you would never expect to be depressed, because they put on this comical act front of their loved ones. Nobody ever expected Robin Williams to have suicidal depression, but he did, and he never talked about his feelings. If you can trust at least one person, then that's one step closer to being happy.

[joyl]

the very long two-parter about this part of House's life is some of the best television I have ever seen

[cringeivore]

"You are the sum of everything that has happened to you" I am writing that down

[BruderSenf]

i love his therapist i wish i could be so quick-witted and straight with patients