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Clips from House (2004) - Mystery (S01E01)

"Dr. Cuddy! Excuse me."
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"You paged me. Why the yelling?"
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"His bed is behind that wall-- the plaintiff's."
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"I can't, you know, come any closer."
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"Can we get the lecture over with 'cause I've gotta--"
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"You need a lawyer?"
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"You don't have a problem with what I did?"
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"When I hired you, I knew you were insane. I will"
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"continue to try and stop you from doing insane things."
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"But once they're done,"
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"trying to convince an insane person not to do insane things is in itself insane."
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"So when I hired you, I also set aside $50,000 a year for legal expenses."
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"So far you've come in under budget."
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"Great. Any chance you could help me run some tests?"
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"Dr. Foreman called Dr. Hamilton."
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"He's flying in from L.A. You can talk to him."
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"Dr. Hamilton is flying in as a friend of John Henry's..."
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"to pull the plug."
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"Yeah. I need a lawyer."
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"Your Honor, on behalf of Gregory House,"
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"we have convened an emergency session of this court..."
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"to bring a motion requesting that John Henry Giles remain on life support."
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"Mr. House faces criminal charges for battery against..."
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"John Henry Giles."
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"You beat up a guy in a wheelchair?"
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"Dr. House is alleged to have forced a tube down Mr. Giles's throat against his will."
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"A medical tube, saving his life."
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"I'm sorry, Your Honor. I was way out of line."
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"So, uh, your client forced the patient into this position,"
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"and now he wants a court order to force the patient to stay that way."
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"Without the tube, there's a high likelihood that Mr. Giles will die."
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"Well, I assume the patient knows that. He had a D.N.R."
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"That's why your client is facing criminal charges, right?"
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"Exactly. And Mr. Giles's death will violate my client's Sixth Amendment right."
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"His right to face his accuser. That's clever, huh?"
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"Your Honor, in Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Hoselton,"
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"the Third District ruled that a defendant may not use that status to rule against--"
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"Why are you doing this?"
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"It's not gonna keep you out of jail. No."
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"Even if you win, the restraining order and battery"
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"Time."
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"To diagnose him? You can't get near him."
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"I don't want to be near him."
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"Well, some doctors have the messiah complex. They need to save the world."
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"You've got the Rubik's complex. You need to solve the puzzle."
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"Are you done? Or do you have more references to 1980s' fads?"
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"I'm trying to listen to this."
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"That D.N.R. may not be valid."
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"The patient was suffering from depression brought on by a thyroid imbalance."
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"The D.N.R. order was witnessed..."
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"My staff are idiots. I'm sure you know what it's like, Your Honor."
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"Sit down."
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"The validity of the D.N.R. is a question of fact."
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"Dr. House should have the opportunity to make his argument at a full trial."
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"And this poor guy has got to stay on life support until we can schedule a trial."
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"- Your Honor-- - Dr. House,"
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"I will hold you in contempt if you don't sit down."
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"- I have a medical issue. - If it pertains to this case, your attorney--"
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"It doesn't."
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"Do you have any history of heart disease in your family?"
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"- Your Honor! - Your fingers--"
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"They show signs of clubbing, which indicates a heart problem."
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"Remember Bart Giamatti? Same thing-- Just dropped dead one day."
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"- Please see your doctor. - He's admitted this isn't relevant."
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"Can we get back to the motion?"
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"- Ofcourse. I-I'm sorry. - Your Honor,"
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"a person's right to control the treatment of their own body..."
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"is fundamental to understanding this case."
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"A long line of cases, both federal and state, stand to--"
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"Congratulations. Impressive legal argument."
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"I didn't notice any clubbing on the judge's fingers. Neither did I."
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"So the family history thing--"
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"Biopsy only shows inflammation. Start him on Cytoxan."
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"You're diagnosing Wegener's based on a little inflammation?"
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"in our capacity as the doctors that he doesn't want doing tests on him. Well, you don't--"
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"Medicine's in the pharmacy. Patient's immobilized in the I.C.U."
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"Sounds like a simple geography problem."
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"Are you asking us to jeopardize our medical licenses for this treatment?"
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"Can I help you?"
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"Uh, I'm Dr. House. I--"
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"Greg, right? I'm Marty Hamilton, John Henry's doctor."
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"We should talk."
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"Appreciate any list of, uh, medications-- anything like that."
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"I've started him on Cytoxan."
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"For Wegener's, right?"
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"Look, Greg."
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"I know you're a good doctor, and you have to appreciate that I'm a good doctor too."
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"Why? Wegener's is one of the first things I looked for."
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"There's an error rate, Marty."
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"And there's a time to let go."
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"Look, I'm gonna take him off the ventilator, and"
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"John Henry's going to die. He's accepted that."
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"Dr. Hamilton. Hey."
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"How you doin'? Hey, how you doin'?"
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"- I'm sorry. I should have never put your patient on I.V.I.G. - It's not your fault, Eric."
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"- No, it's mine, Eric. - That's not what I said."
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"- Everybody asks about you out in L.A. - How's the old place doin'?"
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"Oh, this is wonderful."
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"But before you guys break out the oil, I should point"
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"out that you can't pull the plug. I have a court order."
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"You used to, but--"
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"I have the right to face my accuser. Judge said so."
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"Not if no one's accusing you. All the charges have been dropped."
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"He doesn't have to die."
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"It's not Wegener's."
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"If it's Wegener's, his lungs won't be able to handle it."
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"Soon as they pull that plug, he'll die."
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"That's why they call it "pulling the plug"."
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"I'm gonna miss you."
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"- He's still breathing. - His O2 sats are holding."
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"- He's holding his own. - He's still breathing."
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"It's not Wegener's."
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"Wrong again."
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"He's stable, but one of his arms is now paralyzed."
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"The real question is, why is he still alive?"
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"He's alive because you were wrong. It's not Wegener's."
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"Yeah. Seem to be doing that a lot lately. People keep living because of my mistakes."
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"Progression of the paralysis pretty much confirmed Hamilton was right. It's A.L.S."
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"- Assuming this is a progression of his paralysis. - He can't move his arm."
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"Yes, his arm is paralyzed. Yes, his legs are paralyzed."
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