“We’ve Ruled Out His Parents, Prostitutes… The Arugula!” | House M.D..

House and the team have trouble dealing with an uncooperative patient...

From Season 3 Episode 6 ''QUE SERA SERA'': A 600-pound man (Pruitt Taylor Vince) is brought into the hospital in a coma. He wakes up soon enough, appears to have recovered and demands to be released. But the reason for the coma remains unclear. Meanwhile, House's troubles with Michael Tritter (David Morse), a patient he insulted in the clinic, get worse

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[treyburl]

"And.... You believe the machine will stand on, principle?" I love this show

[HellbirdIV]

"And... you believe the machine will stand on principle?"

Foreman summing up Cameron in 1 sentence.

[FlickFreaks]

“Where you going?”
“To get a $400 butt-plug.”
“What about George?”
“He’s gonna have to get his own.”

[xyrenegade]

The buttplug joke radiates the same energy with the rectal bleeding joke lmao

[SnuffIt]

"I never smoked...c'est la vie"
That was so heartbreaking.
One of my favorite patients, he was very likeable.

[AMVS]

0:58 "And you think the machine will stand on principle?" Legitimately one of the best lines in the show

[TheRedPizzaTurtle]

"Let's see if we could get this thing figured out by the time we get to the elevator."

Totally the show shooting shots at itself and I'm totally here for it.

[tinbasar]

Best patient in the entire series imo. He has his own life philosophy just like house and keeps to it. That "i never smoked" and "c'est la vie" were so good and it's so similar to something house would say if he was in that situation. Life isn't fair, you can't always get what you want, it all relates to this. He came to peace with the diagnosis in such short time cause he always knew how life was. Really wish they made him have more impact on House or at least Cameron.

[shaka]

Cameron was so self righteous. And there are MRIs for people that weigh 600 pounds... large animal machines.

[mattplank]

My wife died at age 26 of non-small cell lung cancer and never smoked, her parents didn't smoke. Because she was so young and a non-smoker, all the symptoms were ignored until 9 months after the birth of our son when they did a chest x-ray and it showed stage 4 non-smoking, non-small cell lung cancer.

[TheMonkeyyBusiness]

Foreman's : And you believe the machine will stand on principles?🤣 I love OG ducklings the most honestly 🥺

[TheCaribeandragon]

“This is what I get for eating a salad!” I lost it there🤣

[Mangeen]

This show is so good that even after watching the full thing a few times I still binge the clips from this channel.

Too bad I no longer have access to the show, but this is a pretty good substitute.

[Tuck-Shop]

After multiple hospital trips due to heart problems and trying to diagnose why I developed chronic fatigue I was told I had to lose weight. 5kg.
From 86kg to to 81. I'm 183cm tall.

Did it, no improvement. If anything I was worse. Next appointment was with a general consultant and we spent 12 of the 15 minutes talking about tanks.

He then did a House, picked up all the test results, glanced at them and suggested I needed higher B12 than average.
He tried to sort out injections (but told no as mine weren't dangerously low) but by that time I was drinking beef stock everyday.

2 months after that appointment I went from housebound and struggling to walk 350m to working a physical job and would be walking up a mountain a few more months later.

[FireGSC]

It's fascinating how many people love House and the way he is brutal (poor misunderstood soul), but if they faced anyone like him in the real life, they would hate him and wouldn't give a toss about his troubles. They would say "everyone has issues, but it doesn't mean you have to be an ahole to people". I really hope they are aware of it, but from some comments it appears otherwise. The show is great and House as character is great.

[johndoe]

The fact he was slowly dying in total darkness is sad. The last thing he will ‘see’ is darkness before he dies.

[SailorCallie]

"You look for a disease that has nothing to do with my size, and I will help you." I remember this episode.

[kawaiisakura]

Cameron with her self-righteous attitude. Now that the machine broke, is it fair for the other patients in the hospital?

[The-Rose-and-the-Cross]

The one thing I like about this episode — besides the predictable use of timpani when he falls to the ground — is that he got what he asked for.

[rachaelford]

A close friend of my mums died from lung cancer. Never smoked, always took care of herself. Was a shock but I also know someone who had throat cancer and didn't smoke either