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DeaconMD04 said:The SHOW is lame?
bigbassinbob said:Yes, the show is lame. And it doesn't depict good doctor/patient relationships or doctor/doctor relationships -- House gave a patient candy and told him it was Vicodin, he told another patient his wife was having an affair with him, and he calls his fellow physicians idiots and tells them they only got the job because they were black or criminals or extremely hot etc. The show sucks.
DeaconMD04 said:Watch it without expecting ERish reality sequences and enjoy.
bigbassinbob said:Yes, the show is lame. And it doesn't depict good doctor/patient relationships or doctor/doctor relationships -- House gave a patient candy and told him it was Vicodin, he told another patient his wife was having an affair with him, and he calls his fellow physicians idiots and tells them they only got the job because they were black or criminals or extremely hot etc. The show sucks.
DeaconMD04 said:Wow...one lame post and one totally off-based one. If you reread my post you will see that I said the good relationships involve the younger doctors. And obviously the show's sarcasm and humor are totally lost on you. Watching paint dry may be more on your level.
bigbassinbob said:Man, are you a writer for the show or something??? No need for all the personal insults. I think it's a lame show and was offering examples of why I think that... you didn't offer any examples and just called my posts lame. Just so you know, there's a lounge where you can go if your only purpose in posting is to insult the people on this board.
sacrament said:Say what? ER's idea of a "reality" sequence is showing the EM docs all put goggles on before allowing the med student to perform an elective heart/lung transplant in the middle of the waiting room.
sacrament said:Actually, House may have just beaten out ER by showing an internist perform his own pediatric autopsy.
Me!noalarms23 said:and yeah, house as a physician in the clinic is not realistic, but doesn't anyone else LOVE what an jerk he is??
abraxas20 said:Um...he is a nephrologist....does infectious disease (god I am dork)
neuropower said:if its on at the same time as Scrubs, how is anyone watching it? Scrubs rules!
sacrament said:Which means that he is an internist who completed a nephrology fellowship.
Which typically doesn't include a whole lot of autopsy training.
(I heard the nephrology reference last night but disregarded it as a throw-away line since there has never been any indication whatsoever that House is any sort of specialist other than possibly ID.)
abraxas20 said:Yeah I know, so whatever...the nephrologist thing is on their website.
I still don't see that I need to stop watching it because it lacks reality.
sacrament said:I'm not suggesting you stop watching it... I know I'm not going to. I really enjoy it; I love the House character. (This doesn't change the fact that the show is frequently borderline ridiculous.)
abraxas20 said:😳 oops, sorry I misinterpreted. I thought you were saying you didn't like it. I agree it is silly.
I would love to see a hospital that clean and that empty...have you noticed the distinct lack of people in that hospital...