The Wheelchair Bet | House M.D.
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Published 2018-10-20
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Season 3 Episode 13 "Needle In A Haystack"
16-year-old Stevie Lipa is admitted to Princeton-Plainsboro with a serious respiratory condition and internal bleeding. He is assigned to House, but he is busy fulfilling a dare given to him by Cuddy. When it's revealed that Stevie is a Romani and the team encounters troubles with his parents, Foreman is forced to ask Stevie to lie directly to his parents, risking his medical license.
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All Comments (21)
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“She hot?” “She’s in a wheelchair” “Doesn’t mean she’s not hot” Chase focusing on what’s important
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Honestly House has a point. It's winter, he has a can and a bum leg, he has a greater fall risk and as he pointed out, her wheelchair can go farther faster then he can walk.
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"House, you can walk 50 feet." "Yeah but she can roll 50 miles between oil changes!" DAMN.
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The fact they never notified house of the change is actually a courtable offensive
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“Is she hot?” “She’s in a wheelchair” “Doesn’t mean she’s not hot” And, she is hot
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House is right though. She could do a goddamn marathon in that automated wheelchair and not get tired.
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“How guilty does she look ?” “About an 8.” “THAT SPACE IS MINE”
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"if it isn't Dr. IhadnofriendswhenIwasgrowingupsoallIdidwaswatchTVbymyselfwhichiswhyIcannowmakeconstantpopculturereferenceswhichnooneunderstandsbutme" hilarious and insightful all at the same time lol
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That "I'd rather be walking." sticker on the back of the wheelchair is golden.
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its those little side stories each episode that made this series so great
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His smug, childish smile after power sliding into his car always gets me.
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I'm surprised nobody commented on Cuddy's change of expression at 8:40 after seeing him cripple towards her. It reminded her that she knows how much pain he is in, and the whole ordeal with his leg. Very good acting, right there.
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How is this fair? His wheelchair isn't automated, he's not used to using it, and his car isn't built for a wheelchair.
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As someone who lives in a (non-electric) wheelchair I find it kinda funny this is raising quite the argument. Btw, it's not winter all year, and while hitting branches and other shit with a wheelchair can give a REALLY sudden stop, there's no tripping over it like House could. I'm with him on this one.
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I've used both a wheelchair and crutches - house definitely deserves the parking lot. Cuddy has no idea how easy it is to fall with only one functioning leg.
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3:57 I REFUSE to believe that was scripted, look at his face he found that genuinely hilarious
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I'm in a wheelchair and I would give my spot to House (just because he might make me walk again after some bizarre and unethical treatment).
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To be fair as well, House's leg is in constant pain isnt it? So for him, walking that extra bit is more painful and stressful than the lady in the wheel chair. You could argue he is partially handicapped? and has rights to the space as well. I thought the whole point of a handicapped space was for convenience, so isnt someone who gets more relief from it more entitled? (house) Also its more dangerous and easier to slip with a cane than a wheel chair... plus its also a hospital zone so i don't think anyone is going to get hit by a car and there is plenty of people around to help a person on a wheel chair.
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The ONE time he got out of the chair and it was to save a kid? Yeah I'm with House he fucking earned that, he was in the chair for the whole week minus one important incident that required him to stop the bet for that moment.
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House is actually right. If you're in a wheelchair, an extra 10-50 yards isn't going to be anymore inconvenient outside of time. The person using the cane on the other hand experiences physical pain when walking that distance.
