MariaLBD

This 2007 documentary has a lot of good content on early Black Sabbath -- Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osbourne in particular --however the sound quality on the old audio interviews is awful. It would be great if they had tried to clean up the sound, but since they didn't, subtitles would've been greatly appreciated.

Admittedly, I only watched the first 9 episodes but they're all the same, so I see no reason to watch the other 167.

This is the plot of every episode: 1. Misdiagnosis 2. Incorrect treatment 3. Repeat #1 and #2 while the patient gets worse 4. Angry/clueless/stubborn family member(s) 5. Dr. Cuddy tries to throw a wrench into things 6. Doctors break and enter patient's home to play detective 7. Doctors perform work of lab techs as if no one else works in the hospital besides the 6 main characters 8. Correct diagnosis (finally!) 9. Correct treatment 10. Patient recovers P. S. Side plot about clinic patient that you forgot about between their 2 scenes.

I know some people watch it simply because they love Dr. House but I find him to be thoroughly unlikeable. I have coworkers who are brilliant but condescending and who don't want to do parts of their jobs that they feel are beneath them. I don't need to watch that for "entertainment."