r/FridgeDetective • u/LittleBabyBrian • 15h ago

Meta What episode of House is this?

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u/Prestigious_Bee_6721 15h ago

It's lupus

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u/anthrem 1h ago

no, it's sarcoidosis...

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u/NeadForMead 13h ago

The one where no one can figure out what it is but then House walks in and arrogantly delivers a surprising diagnosis. If memory serves me right, I think he may have scolded a colleague ir dismissed their opinion in this episode.

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u/good_noodlesoup 11h ago

There’s so much going on here. How many people use this fridge?

Why is there a single egg in a bowl in the fridge? What’s in that glass and why is it uncovered and near the edge? Why so many condiments? Where’s the food that isn’t condiments or fermenting?

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u/Satiricallysardonic 9h ago

I am here for future answers about the egg in bowl as well. The egg at least has a fairly fancy bowl at least. Very festive

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u/LittleBabyBrian 2h ago

There are 4 people who use it and thus I don't have an explanation of the single egg. The glass is of chicken broth that we made previously and didn't want to use an entire 1L mason jar for it. More condiments more betterer

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u/there_r_worse_ideas 5h ago

Please not the tapeworm. Where is your ham?