He can be an acquired taste.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Dr. Gregory House may be a brilliant doctor, but he is also a generally terrible person in House M.D. with many of his worst traits just being ignored. House began airing on Fox in 2004. The series gained critical acclaim and picked up numerous awards throughout the eight-season run before the show ended in 2012.
As a doctor, he is aware of potential side effects, and about signs of addiction. It is his responsibility to ensure others don't abuse their prescriptions, or are assigned drugs where the negatives outweigh the positives. Despite all of this, in his own situation, House willingly avoids warnings, concerns from friends and other medical professionals and involves his best friend Dr. James Wilson in his addiction by having him write prescriptions far more often than would be typical.
6 House Puts People's Lives In Danger Constantly As a doctor, it is House's job to help people who are ill or in pain, and primarily to preserve life. However, House gets the most satisfaction from solving mysteries. To this end, he will frequently assign treatments and medication before knowing what the issues are.
Then, in season 4, House literally hosts a large competition like format, where he has dozens of skilled young doctors and students compete for a place on his team. He pushes these people to their limits, has them commit crimes, and puts them in the most uncomfortable situations all for the chance of possibly being on House's prestigious team. This kind of behavior is demeaning and cruel to people who are simply trying to develop their careers.
Related 8 Things That Happen In Every House Episode House M.D. introduced Hugh Laurie as the rude genius doctor, but like any procedural, the show saw several things happen in almost every episode. 3 House's Obsessive Nature Puts Others At Risk House has a serious compulsion when it comes to trying to crack the case.
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