16 Year Old Destroys House at Chess!? | House M.D..

House plays a young chess champ in order to stress him out and reveal some of his underlying symptoms but instead seems to lose in the process.Will House be able to reclaim his dignity?

Season 3 Episode 23 "The Jerk"
House meets his match in the form of Nate (Nick Lane), an obnoxious 16-year-old chess prodigy with intense head pain and behavioral issues, who manages to annoy and offend every member of the team during his course of treatment. Meanwhile, Foreman's frustration with House reaches a new level when he believes House sabotages his job interview with another hospital.

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[emperorpalpatine]

"And it is in this position that Dr. House resigns the game"

[geoffwolfe]

My old man taught me how to play chess when I was five. It was a board that didn't have actual pieces, but squares that showed how each piece could move. When I got older we started playing on a board with actual pieces. We must have played more than a few hundred times between when I was five and fifteen. He kicked my ass every single time. And then, when I was fifteen, I finally beat him. He pushed his king over in defeat, and then gave me a huge bear hug and told me how proud he was of me. Forty plus years later still one of my favorite memories. He made me earn the victory, and that's what makes that memory so special.

[mijreed]

One time I played 4 chess games at once in a park...everyone thought I was brilliant...then I lost all 4 games.

[asetrw]

Being smart doesnt make you automatically good at chess

[poorboi]

“Arrogance has to be earned.”
That is so true, so many people are arrogant yet they haven’t earned it.

[MrBenMcLean]

The fact that this kid could beat House at chess should have surprised no one, including the audience, least of all House. The kid is established in previous scenes to be a tournament level chess player. House is a casual player. Anyone with even the most passing familiarity with the chess world knows that any tournament level player could easily beat almost any casual player nearly every time regardless of the ages involved.

No, what's interesting about this scene is House's successful attempt to stress the kid out for diagnostic purposes.

[TailsIsDisappointed]

*After losing chess to a 16 year old, House had an existential crises and jumped off a balcony into **-a pool-** the ground*

[justkidness]

"I hate this kid"
"I like this kid" 😂

[splattercatbambi]

I'm surprised Ben Shapiro didn't sue for his likeness being portrayed.

[irawilliams]

Patient goes into seizure and House just rolls his eyes and says "crap" --- I LOVE IT! 😂

[Hobbies]

Man, I wish I could play chess, well, I can, but just not win at it.

[marcos]

The actor who plays the kid did an amazing job of this character!

[gnarlynicholasreviews]

“Sicilian defense, sign of an idiot.”

Lolol just no.

[kaizoisevil]

“Bird’s Opening, passive approach.” Um…that opening is aggressive and risky. Definitely NOT the sign of a coward.

[mysteryman.]

So I've seen the full episode and the kid is smart. He knew he couldn't win so he went with the next best thing, bluffing. It's an important tactic especially in poker.

[sabitsukis]

"why would he be hiding something" "i dont know because hes evil"

[CanwegetsubswithVideo]

*Nobody:*

*House: "I'm going to stress this kid till he bites off a finger"*

[esecret]

i was in front of my parents..full blast...
“What you doing tonight”
“mAsTuRbAtiNg”

[judekanawati]

I love how Chase is smiling once House said that. Lol 😂

[alexismandelias]

Why didn't you show the end. Spoilers ahead:





House finds a winning sequence of moves and when he tells the kid, the kid is like: I knew, I was bluffing so that you surrender and I win