r/HouseMD

I’ve spent 3 weeks binging every episode. I finished it last night and I am lost. I haven’t watched a tv series in years. It got me through a really hard time. Hugh Laurie is the GOAT. I am about to start the night manager and anything else he happens to be in. Any suggestions send my way team 🩷

What do people think of the color grading in the pilot episode?

Ctrl+c, Ctrl+v from a previous comment on the umpteenth post on this subject.

A lot of people weren't alive/old enough for the context lol. The episode came out during the peak coverage *of the American childhood obesity epidemic.

When it first became big news, it was thought of as a rich man's disease. As it turns out, childhood obesity disproportionately effects poor children who are simultaneously malnourished.  The news dropped the story pretty quickly after that became a part of the public conscious.

It has nothing to do with Chase or his story. He's just Australian and a prick.

In s3e17, the team tends to a photographer shooting on what I assume is a Canon eos 1v, a film camera. Throughout the episode she gives them photos taken from her hospital bed. How the heck is she getting the photos developed and printed, especially considering the need to finish the roll before doing so?? It's a very minor plot hole, but it irked me as a film shooter.

I was just watching this episode when House had a turnip in his hands claiming it was hemlock. Although it is mistaken for a wild carrot by the tradesman I believe it rather looked like parsnip. Could that be right?