On September 27th, 2005, season two, episode three of House, M.D. titled "Humpty Dumpty" aired on American television. In one scene of the episode, Dr. Cuddy asked Dr. House, "Are you being intentionally dense?" to which Dr. House looked at her and said "Huh?"

House (also titled as House, M.D.) is an American medical drama TV series centered around the eponymous protagonist Dr. House (played by Hugh Laurie), an anti-social diagnostician who has a gifted talent in diagnosing complicated illnesses and a penchant for self-medication. The protagonist is loosely based on the Scottish author Arthur Conan ...

Dec 28, 2024 · Huh Huh Huh, also known as the Huh Huh Huh Sound Effect or Huh Confused Audio, is a sound effect of a confused, deep and male-voiced "huh?" repeating over the song "Me for You" from SpongeBob SquarePants. The original "Huh?" sound used in the meme is from the video game Roblox.

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Jan 16, 2025 · The necklace was made of amber and made Dr. House remember the name Dr. Amber Volakis, the wife of his friend and colleague Dr. James Wilson, who was in a bus accident with him; the same bus accident that caused his fugue state.

The phrase was coined when the younger doctors were suggesting a case of the auto-immune disease lupus when they couldn't figure out what was wrong with the patient. Because lupus usually takes several years to be diagnosed, Dr. House usually says "It's not …

Huh? Cat is an exploitable video meme format depicting a confused or shocked-looking cat making a "huh?"

The post, which parodied a dialogue in the television drama series House and used an image of Hugh Laurie as Gregory House, received over 3,500 reposts and 43,000 likes in three weeks.

Dec 11, 2024 · After being inspired by an hallucination, Dr.House (played by Hugh Laurie) enters the patient's room holding a boombox which plays "Fight the Power" by Public Enemy. This later helps House prove that the patient has Pneumonia.

Sep 25, 2024 · On November 2nd, 2007, in a thread about the 2007–08 Writers Guild of America strike, MetaFilter user robocop is bleeding posted a post parodying the writing of House M.D. episodes which started with character Robert Chase notifying Doctor Gregory House of a "very sick" patient, with Dr. House inquiring if Chase tried "the medicine drug." The ...