The Patients That Weren't Saved | House M.D..

A cruel fact of medicine is you can't save everyone. Relive the cases where the patients didn't make it out of the hospital.

00:00 - 09:37: Babies and Bathwater
09:39 - 20:42: Wilson's Heart
20:44 - 28:34: The Tyrant

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[avastinnett]

"House's Head" and "Wilson's Heart" are two of the best writing in television ever.

[hollyb]

Wilson was such a good person. Between losing Amber and getting cancer, his plot lines had me crying.

[bernardiego]

The husband's performace in the first clip was trully amazing. You can feel the pain he's felling. Hats off to the actor.

[theisthecool]

unironically every time i see wilson crying over ambers death i cry a little it's one of the saddest episodes in the whole series

[PsychoStreak]

"Get of the bus."
"I can't"
"Why not?"
"Because it doesn't hurt here."
That line didn't was heavy when it aired. Hearing it again today... hits like a building landed on me. I get it, more than I ever wanted to.

[RunningAWOL]

Even though i was never a big fan of Amber, she actually brought the best out of wilson and was a perfect contrast to his personality. I wish the show hadn't killed her off.

[rossjones]

Anne Dudek’s acting as she tried to comprehend what was happening and why, and then the crushing eureka moment that played across her face when she realised it was the amantadine and that she was basically already gone…

Deserved a fucking Emmy.

[HawkeyeBrooke]

The one with the lady trapped under the building who House convinced to amputate her leg had me sobbing for hours. “You don’t want to be like me.” And then she died on the way to the hospital from a fat embolism.

[niceboi]

19:27 That quiet "I killed her" always makes me want to cry.

[Valehass]

These aren't the only patients who died, I remember a black college student who dies because his dad had given him a weld tester that was radioactive and destroyed his immune system and a woman Foreman killed by irradiating her despite her having an infection.

Of all of them, I think the college students death is the most tragic, he has his whole life ahead of him and is accidentally killed essentially by his only family member.

[BenjaminSpencer-mk]

Notice at the end he states "naomis baby" it was him giving her validation as to how she felt, he may have not fully understood her absolte devotion to the give the baby the best chance possible but he did a little. In the end he carried out her will.

[moviemogul]

Ambers facial expressions were amazing in this. You could see the fear in her eyes

[derekaustin]

"Why arent you angry?"
"That's not the last feeling I want to experience"

That broke me.

[ryanorielly]

Wilson losing Amber always makes me sob like a baby that man didn’t deserve all that happened to him.

[SSP]

Robert Sean Leonard is such an fantastic actor. His performance in Wilson's Heart specifically is some of the best work I've seen from an actor. Absolute, believable heartbreak.

[King-duii]

Why is it always Wilson who suffers 😭😭

[schematicdelimma]

I'm surprised they added the "dictator" guy over the "collapsed building" girl that House failed to actually save

[BabyBlondie]

13:01 That subtle widening of her eyes when she's realizes she's dying, brilliant acting. I'm not crying, you're crying.

[Richie]

Wilson's heart is probably one of the best episodes of TV and one that is truly heartbreaking and emotional for multiple reasons. Poor Wilson has such a journey on House, his plotline sends him through the ringer multiple times.

[hollyb]

16:46—House and Amber on the bus is one of the greatest scenes in the entire series imo.