@VaebnKenh
"You've been popping mints like they're Vicodin" đ
@kpl775
House got his co-worker to believe he's sick like 3 times during the show LOL
@Ceazear999
I just realised that Taub named himself "Taubinator"
@mocamille41
house inspired me to become a vicodin addict
@ramblr5900
9:48 Chase becoming the next House
@PentaromaLMA0
7:21 Chase was so pissed and House just instantly dismissing Taub's point was beyond hilarious
@manuelbarros4898
I know Wilson was being dismissive, but suggesting a Vicodin addict has progressive liver failure is hardly a âzebraâ. Itâs hard to believe Adams would just leave it there.
@PhuckedUpPhilosophy
Iâm just imagining them fake button mashing while staring at a green screen loosely taped to a TV.
@HappyBeezerStudios
Can we just appreciate Wilson turning off the light when leaving the room.
@chrisjackson1889
4:32 Dr Chase becomes Dr House
@anthonymendez1997
This rouse was a perfect false segway to the end of the series. Around February 2012, producers informed viewers that this would be the last season of House M.D. and we knew that there would be a major event that would linger for the last few episodes. House getting sick once again from Vicodin abuse wouldâve been a believable plot to end the series. It wasnât until âBody and Soulâ that we get the big bombshell that would linger into the finale.
@harrisonjia7791
chase needs more mouse bites
@Desertphile
"Hate nurses, love naughty nurses."
@theoddlemon408
House was just intimidated by the Taubinator
@zacharyfett2491
We REALLY should have gotten a Dr Chase show.
@NabbitWorld7447
I need a chase md show
@finnnaginnn
"You're forgetful." "...Sorry, what did you say?"
@BudoThePaladin
6:10 As someone with G6PD, it's a condition that is inherited upon birth, certain medications and foods (fava beans for example) can cause hemolytic anemia. You would basically begin to lose red blood cell count and die. Acetaminophen has had reported cases of hemolytic anemia for g6pd patients, but according to the internet it varies, for example acetaminophen does not affect me, but aspirin does for sure, and I don't know about hydrocodone (both acetaminophen and hydrocodone are in vicodin). My issue as a person with G6PD is that Chase or much rather the writers of the show were being stupid when throwing this condition into the mix, as House's parents as well as House himself would have known of this condition from as early as his childhood the first time they gave him aspirin or mistakenly fed him fava beans. If hydrocodone is a trigger for hemolytic anemia, he'd never be capable of taking vicodin even one more time after the first time, and this show wouldn't have been based on him abusing vicodin, it'd be him just abusing alcohol or coke lol.
@Vdelw
Anything but clinic duty bro đ
@Justgonnaleavethisblank