The team (originally Chase, Cameron, and Foreman) performed the "poking and prodding" that House often avoided.
Since its 2004 debut, House has remained a staple of TV history . It challenged the "hero doctor" trope by presenting a protagonist who was often cruel, selfish, and miserable, yet undeniably effective. Even years after its 2012 finale, it continues to be used as a reference point for teaching medical students about the effects of the diagnostic model and the importance of scientific accuracy in media. House M.D.TV Show | 2004
80% of a diagnosis comes from the patient's history. The team (originally Chase, Cameron, and Foreman) performed