Eureka Moments | House M.D.

Cameron's face after House asks for his "dramatic exit" is about as subtly funny as acting gets.

My favorite (not in this video though) is when he is talking to Wilson and it hits him and Wilson replies "You just figured out what it is, and now you are going to say nothing and walk out of here." (or something along those lines). I forget which episode it is.

She just tied me down and whined about how she hated being Dean of Medicine. 😂😂😂

“Thought the dad might be Australian, too.”

“Now Cameron, pick up the phone and give me a dramatic exit.” 😂

You can tell that first clip is early in the series by how reasonable House is and how much he's trying to provide an argument for his call rather than call everyone an idiot and do it anyways.

People wondering why the other doctors don't trust House's diagnoses forget that House is often wrong several times before he's right, and the consequences for him being wrong can often be the patient's death.

"Of course. We can't even argue on my schedule." They are literally a married couple-

"She's getting uglier by the second." I love Thirteen and House.

"Santa obviously, don't you know I worship him? Oh...I mean Satan. I always get those two mixed up!"

The weird colour pallete they used for that pilot episode always stands out as being so strange.

Hugh Laurie would make a great older version of Doctor Strange

The writing in this show was so amazing. The writers seem to be aware that the joke at 2:04 was funnier than their normal ones. Notice how after house delivers the punchline we see a shot of Forman holding in a laugh, for obvious reasons. He can't give house the satisfaction of him laughing, or give him the pleasure of seeing his stone cold demeanor slip up. Its so subtle and realistic that I didn't notice it until now, and Ive watched this scene more than once. The little things like this add so much depth to the characters, they seem like real people.

"Eureka!!!" "No not eureka, lupus"

With the final clip I love the idea that the interviewer asked a simple question and House just told a completely unrelated story but instead of stopping him and repeating the question they just sat there and listened til the end

0:00 1x01 Pilot 0:53 1x01 Pilot 1:32 4x10 It's A Wonderful Life 3:22 6x07 Known Unknowns 5:30 2x19 House Vs. God 7:13 4x07 Ugly 7:58 4x07 Ugly

Yes, Olivia Wilde really is THAT good looking!

I love that "She's getting uglier by the second" is actually an expression of pride, lol.

Getting my daily recommended allowance of House.

House is lucky that everyday at work he has that one conversation with a colleague and says the very specific phrase that inadvertently and vaguely correlates to the patients illness, which thankfully saves their life.