House M.D. | Pain

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▷ Hi!! I'm back! Hope you didn't miss me too much lol. Anyway, here I am with a brand spankin' new video for you. I've never done a primarily House M.D. mashup, but now I have! I loved this show, still do, and I hope you like this edit!

Check out more of my House vids at the endscreen, when the "House M.D. Playlist" pops up!

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▷ series - house m.d.
▷ editing program - final cut pro x
▷ song - so far - ólafur arnalds

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[jeremyfisher]

Best part about the show, was he never got better. Even the ending was bittersweet at best, he faked his death because Wilson had cancer, and didn't want to be in prison when his only friend died

[mavrickthabor]

" pain happens when u that hits me so hard....

[tradingsurgeon]

That famous dialogue, “Life is pain! I wake up every morning, I'm in pain! I go to work in pain! Do you know how many times I wanted to just give up?!” somehow relates to me now after working in Corona ward for past 3 months. House MD taught me so many life lessons.

[detectiveduche]

So glad that people are still making edits about this show. You did a great job!

[kissofdeath]

It gives me a weird comfort to know that people are out there thinking it is worthy of making a House mashup even now. Not just that but the video is amazing. Thank you.

[comickazii]

Consistent, never ending pain is more damaging than you can imagine. Even if you can handle it, it's still there. It wakes you up so you can't get full rest. It keeps you up so you can't try. It limits your hobbies, your jobs, your daily schedule. It slowly and consistently picks away at your will to live until you're holding onto something to keep you afloat and if that life preserver leaves, you drown. And maybe that's better than holding on. I'm so, so tired. Take good care of your families.

[bramsrockhopper]

Poor House. All this video does is make me remember how horrible Cuddy was to him and how she convinced him that she was okay with who he was, warts and all…and he finally believed her and let himself open up to her, and then no, it turns out that she DID in fact just want an average guy who’d behave like normal men do, and that she couldn’t deal with his problems. She opened him up and then she stabbed him in the heart. He couldn’t cope with that betrayal. Did he react badly? Hell yes. But everything in his life was hell at that point…hard to see the wood for the trees in the blackest of days.

Terrible pain year after year is a terrible master, I live with it myself, and it’s bloody cruel. You are not ‘normal’ anymore, yet people around you expect you to pretend to be… It’s a nightmare. House portrays pain better than anyone else, the good and the bad of it.

He wasn’t a monster. He was kind on so many occasions to so many patients and family. He was brutal to those who needed it, but he was as vulnerable as anyone - more so than many simply because of his pain and the way pain and disability tends to push people away. They’re not comfortable with it. It creates a distance.

Pain is a lonely and difficult life, and House showed it so so well. Hugh Laurie is a treasure.

Just my thoughts and opinions

[szabodaniel]

House got screwed by life over and over , worse he screwed himeslf and i believe that is the most painful

[Albanez]

Cuddy was as egotistical as House. She realized she didn't love him and found a lame excuse to brake up with him. I don't mean to justify House's action (driving through her house), but Cuddy was in the wrong and I can understand his pain and frustration. She finally got him to open up, love someone...and then hit him so hard he was catapulted back into his addictive and asshole persona.

[martinprudik]

I can't even count how many times I've cried during the last 4 episodes.

[phantomxxlord]

Poor man. Trying to find someone to bond with all throughout his life only to be rejected over and over by the woman he put his trust on only to be able to find solace inside of a bottle of pills. He has one choice at this point in his life and that is to numb himself to the point of not being able to feel anything. I know that feeling.

Greg's drama is not the pain he feels because of his legs, or at least not exclusively, the pressure to escape from everything around him, from any kind of happiness, the real pain is how he feels so alienated from everyone else and how he feels incapable of making everyone realize what is going on inside of him. He focused so much on giving love and care to his patients he forgot to love the most important person in his life. Gregory House.

Cuddy said, pain happens when you care. She forgot to understand that pain happens when you don't care enough as well and there was someone that needed her more than enough. In the end, she looked the other way.

I was exhausted when this show ended. It gave me so much but it took away from me just as much. I wasn't expecting House to have an happy ending, I think none of us who loved him as a character did, but I wasn't even expecting it to end with so many questions left unanswered.

I was never happy or willing to find happiness again after watching the portrayal of this character on screen. I was transformed for sure. It made me stronger and at the same time, it made me overanalyze and think about who were the ones that were there for me. I found out, the same as him, I was much more lonely on this planet than I first thought.

[Ben-hstc]

As a recovering alcoholic this hit hard, thank you.

[Catstronautgirl]

House has always been very emotional. He was in constant fear of losing grasp of his own feelings, constant fear of not being able to keep them away because he knew he had to bottle them for the greater good. He felt them, he knew he felt them, but he also knew whenever he connected to people or to patients he became a worse doctor because he cared about their comfort about their safety, and that drove his attention away from solving the problem, and whenever the patient died, he felt it even harder because he knew it wasn’t because of his inability to solve the puzzle but because of his emotions.

[atrsharpe]

As someone who's suffered from chronic pain since I was 14, this show always resonates with me. Brilliant compilation.

[loggue]

"you should have been alone on that bus"

[ganglion]

"You can't love someone without making yourself open to their problems, their fears"

[streemerz]

Unbelievable edit, i needed something to get through a sad episode of my life...and here it is! Thank you

[emanuelebruzzese]

Still the best tv series I ve ever seen, I felt like I was understood for the first time when I watched it.

[ryantsup]

this show will live forever, I love this show and this edit hitting me hard. Great job

[uispthg]

One of the greatest shows ever period. Best lead actor and one of the best endings ever. Love House.