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I think it's well established that Dr. House is wrong way more often than he's right... I still find it entertaining though.
He's mostly right in the end. Being right instantly would make episodes last 5 minutes...
Every episode of house is basically
Patient gets sick
House is wrong at first
Everyone is wrong for a while
They think they're right, but they're wrong
House has a random epiphany, steals $50 from Wilson, and saves the patient
Maybe I should watch House. I love Lucifer and every episode is basically
Lucifer has a problem
Someone else has a problem
Lucifer makes his problem worse
Someone else makes their problem better
Lucifer uses the solution from someone to make his problem better, usually after making an epiphany quip
Lucifer learns nothing
Speaking as someone who always loved the show and now consider it somewhat of a guilty pleasure, that's spot on 😂