It's a Bear
From House
00:00 - 01:22
1m 22s

Dr. House argues with a young girl about her stuffed animal named Bill. She claims that Bill is a dog because he has fur, four legs, and a collar. House points out that she is making a faulty syllogism.

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  • Sara Phifer
    over 3 years ago
    Why does it not work when clicking "View Clip"?
  • Corey Abate
    about 4 years ago
    I used this on the recommendation of a fellow teacher when teaching "Letter from Birmingham Jail" (Paragraph 15 specifically)
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