"There are Two Types of People" | House M.D.

I remember this episode seriously pissed me off because the mom was such a massive hypocrite. She ridiculed and berated her daughter for being "pregnant" and "lying" when she wasn't. Despite the fact that the mother was drugging her daughter and lying to her the entire time without her knowledge by claiming the diazepam was a vitamin pill

There are two types of people: Those who think is Lupus and those that know is never Lupus

Love Chase’s “…wait for it…”

Hahahaha I only now realised that houses response at the eye injury question is a call back to a reason that park was fired from her prior job

Omg now I recognise the actress who played Iris. She played Ethel on Shameless US. The young teen who had been part of a cult and she was the youngest wife of an old guy. She was a foster kid at V's and Kevin's house and then she said got her baby back from the cult as well. She dressed like it was still the 1800s, Amish style

They cut this important part out but Iris' multiple personalities or DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) are a way of coping from something traumatic such as watching her dad die. The personalities usually come out when that person experiences fear, anxiety, and danger and use that personality to defend themselves or relieve the stress. As a psych major, I love watching these shows! They're not always accurate of course but still very entertaining to watch.

2:11 “did house give you homework?” 😂

Always loved that line there "there are always two types of people" cuz it can work with anything

the mom was not sorry for lying and medicating her daughter against her will, she's sorry she got caught. moral principles just don't magically appear out of nowhere. when someone is suddenly overwhelmed by the guilt of his action upon being caught, despite doing the deed without remorse before, that person is simply using the display of guilt as an appropriate social reaction. if the mother simply had a momentary lapse in judgment and drugged her kid without thinking enough about it at the time, she would have realized and stopped. the fact that she didn't stop shows that she sees nothing inherently wrong in medicating someone without his consent. she won't understand until she suffer that behavior from someone else.

What a sad case. MPD caused by PTSD. 😢

All I've seen of this show are youtube clips and it seems like in every other clip the doctors are breaking into the patient's home and rifling through their belongings as a matter of course...wtf!

Adams: What happened to your eye? House: I grabbed Park's a*s 🤣🤣🤣

Man. These uploads make me want a House movie that passes off the torch to Foreman and Chase in their place

Consistently at death’s door 😆🤦‍♀️

Withholding the truth from people always is the best option

One of my favorites ❤

It's hilarious how the doctors on this show roll their eyes at how much their patients lie, and then promptly JUDGE THEM when they tell the truth. Gee, I wonder why they would lie??

With an hour! Wooo!

Facts don't infer, they imply...

I think the girl who plays the patient was also on Law and Order SVU, or one of the other ones, and she played twin siblings, a brother, and sister who killed their father, and might have had D,I,D.