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Misschien toevallig omdat ik al de hele dag bezig ben over het syndroom van Korsakov, maar in aflevering tien van het eerste seizoen van House M.D. maakt House er zo'n geniale opmerking over. Wellicht zal enkel giel dit lezen :P
Cuddy has given House two students - Julia and Chris Dewey - to train. They work on the case of an ultra-thin young woman with a sprained wrist and wildly diverging stories of how she came to sprain her wrist. House tells the students the answer to her problem starts with "C." After the students turn up nothing, House visits the patient while wearing a pin of a bird and carrying a notebook with a picture of a Ferris wheel on it. He asks the patient, Jodi, how she sprained her wrist, and Jodi claims to have been attacked by a seagull while she was on a Ferris wheel. House reveals that Jodi has Korsakoff's syndrome, and her brain is filling in the lack of memories with visual cues, as it did when Julia and Chris interviewed her. Julie points out that "'Korsakoff' doesn't start with a 'C.'" House says, "I didn't say 'C.' Or did I? Lesson to be learned: Treat everybody as if they have Korsakoff's. We all lie, anyway." When Chris says House was cruel to Jodi and made her cry, House re-enters the room and again asks how she sprained the wrist. This time, Jodi starts to tell the story of "this weird old guy. He had a cane." House turns to his students and says, "See? It's like it never happened. Perfect forgiveness."Tis echt geniaal om te zien in de serie zelf. Kprobeer het fragment te vinden maar zonder veel resultaat.
@giel: anders toon ik het u woensdag
