Meredith Grey vs. Dr. House: Who Would Solve the Pandemic First?
This meme presents a hypothetical medical showdown between two iconic television doctors: Meredith Grey from 'Grey's Anatomy' and Gregory House from 'House M.D.' The image poses the question of who would be the first to find a cure for COVID-19. A social media user weighs in on the debate, humorously suggesting that Dr. House would rely on his signature Vicodin habit to fuel a rapid, albeit unconventional, breakthrough by the weekend. The comparison plays on the contrasting styles of the two characters—Grey's dramatic, interpersonal approach versus House's cynical, diagnostic-focused methodology.
As a funeral director. During the first two weeks of the lock down I transported and/or embalmed 1 of 1000 in the country. (They posted daily numbers and I compared them to what I had done for the week. I was floored when I did the math.) Of the nearly 300 people I care for ONE w
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I believe grey, may have an affair with an attractive Cov-dreamy respiratory certified technician first, so the complete crew, then everybody will die, then the most unexpected character would have a crazy idea that magically works, maybe shirts off, of course some drama, and the
Grey finds a Vaccine, House treats you with horse tranq. House cures you
House whould kill half of the world population with his first treatment, a quarter with the second one, whould cripple 1/8 of the remaining with his third idea, but then he whould have his eureka moment while eating a taco in a food truck and save the 1/4 of people that remains.
Who does Meredith need to sleep with to be able to achieve that?
its lupus
he might have the cure by Saturday morning but hes going to accidentally make it way more deadly on Friday
I miss the times when a main character in that show was LBGT and nobody had a problem with that. Ah, peak Olivia Wilde...
House is great, but he is a diagnostician. He doesn’t come up with new solutions, nor does he invent them. He simply identifies solutions that have already been devised when other doctors have reached an impasse with their diagnosis.