One of the first episodes where House loses a patient, and a bit unceremoniously. The real meat of this one is Foreman's prejudice against homeless people. As someone who made it out of the projects and became a neurologist, he sees people who are happy to sleep on park benches and use food stamps as deserving of their situation.
But of course he would be wrong in his nearsighted view and with the patient's death he's reminded that we're all just people. Some of us weren't even given a chance or others lost their place in society after catastrophic events beyond comprehension.
House Quote: "A day, maybe two. (turns to Foreman) And if you don't get your shot in, say, the next three hours, I'm going to have to make another affirmative action hire."
But of course he would be wrong in his nearsighted view and with the patient's death he's reminded that we're all just people. Some of us weren't even given a chance or others lost their place in society after catastrophic events beyond comprehension.
House Quote: "A day, maybe two. (turns to Foreman) And if you don't get your shot in, say, the next three hours, I'm going to have to make another affirmative action hire."