Watching House

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Alright, we’ve got more information about Season 4!

Producer Katie Jacobs says:

“In the first episodes, House is alone and he is solving cases by himself. And Cuddy is pissed and (Wilson) thinks he is losing his mind. And Cuddy will insist, and eventually win, that he hire a new team. And he will do it in a very House-ian way. So essentially the truth is over the first episodes he’s going to call in all the resumes on his desk, it’s a very large number, I think 40, a large number, and we’re going to see who survives. We’re going to play a ‘House’ version of ‘Survivor.’

“We were on the phone with Fox, and we said, ‘We’re going to kind of play ‘Survivor’ with ‘House,’ and they said, ‘Don’t you mean you’re going to play ‘American Idol’ with ‘House?’�

Afterwards, FOX network decided to let the cast members have fun on the Santa Monica pier by shutting it down for their express use.

Apparently Hugh likes bumper cars!

On August 24th (9 days AFTER my birthday, dangit), House - Season 3 DVD’s come available from Universial Studios!

Wanna know what the Extras are? Of COURSE you do!

Alternate Take From Cane and Able: The Angry Valley Girl Version

Blood, Needles, and Body Parts: The House Prop Department — An inside look at the property department.

Looks like fun!

Thanks again Judy!

The finale of House - last night - OH MY GOD!! This post is so long because this episode was AMAZING!

Here we go! (remember, I’m TERRIBLE with names, and I didn’t catch the husband and wives name, so we’ll call them Husband and Wife!)

The show starts with a helicopter. A rescue worker is dangling from it trying to save a man who is drifting in the ocean. He is hanging onto a briefcase and refuses to let it go. Finally the rescue worker holds him under the water and almost drowns him so that he will release the case. The second he does so they hook him up and pull him into the helicopter where Wife is waiting. He has crossed the ocean illegally and they are asking him what was so important in the case. He says that it is her medical records. The translator says, “and he says he wants to go home.”

“Not home!” the man says in English, “House! We need to see Dr. House!”

Dr. House, however, is busy hiding behind a newspaper spying on Foreman during his going away party. Cuddy has been trying to get him to see Wife, but House has been ignoring his pager. Wilson was sent to retrieve him. He tells House if he wants Foreman to stay that he needs to show him how he cares. He reminds House that he has a guitar that he was given when he was in eigth grade.

“Foreman isn’t scared to turn into you - he’s scared to turn into who he thinks you are.” Wilson says.

The crew meets in their room the flush the case out and Foreman is reading e-mails and giggling - yes, giggling - the whole time. House sends Cameron and Foreman off to do some tests and sends Chase to interview Husband. He wants Chase to figure out which symptoms they both have in common so that he can cross them off of Wive’s symptom list.

Cameron starts talking to Wife right before she goes into the MRI scanner and finds out that Husband and Wife left their country in a motor boat. The motor broke the first night and husband then started rowing.

“He can fix everything - except that estupido motor….and me.” she says.

The MRI reveals nothing and Chase is convinced that it is an infection. Foreman comes in and says that it’s MS. Both Husband and Wife have a few symptoms that could be MS related, but Foreman says that it’s possible for two people to have the same symptoms for different reasons. He wants to start treatment.

“We can stand around guessing or we can be productive.” he argues.

“I do like being productive.” House says, and lets Foreman do the treatment.

Chase gets upset that House is agreeing to everything Foreman says as if that will make him stay. Foreman gives the Interfuron shot and Wife starts to feel immediate pain. Foreman turns her wrist over and it breaks!

“That’s productive,” Chase says, “Break her arm!” Chase insists that it’s an infection but Foreman disagrees with him and House backs Foreman up. He tells Foreman to get a PET scan to see if she has bone cancer, to which Chase vehemently disagrees.

Chase turns around and yells at House as he is walking out of the room.

“This isn’t going to work! Do you think that by agreeing with everything he says he’s going to forget how much he hates you?!”

House turns around and calmly says, “Anything else”. Chase is silent and House says, “Come find me when you have the results.”

Chase enters House’s office and apologizes for yelling at him. House barely looks up from his desk and says…

“You’re fired.”

“Why, because I yelled at you?!” Chase asks.

“You’ve been here the longest…you’ve learned the most. It’s time for a change.”

Chase finds Cameron and House doing the PET scan on Wife and tells them that he’s been fired. The looks at the monitor and sees something in the heart and tells them that. They look at the monitor and when they look up, Chase is gone.

The two storm into House’s office and demand to know why Chase was fired. House says he’ll tell them after he has the PET scan results. Cuddy comes flying in demanding to know why Chase was fired. House asks if SHE has the PET scan results. Wilson comes in right behind and asks again why Chase was fired. House says he’s sure that Wilson doesn’t have the PET scan results.

Cuddy tells House to call Chase and “unfire” him. House picks up the phone, pushes the speed dial and says, “Dr. Chase - this is Dr. House. If you know what was on the PET scan, call me back.”

A minute later the phone rings and it’s Chase. “Thank you Dr. Chase - you are indespensible….you’re still fired.” he says as he hangs up. “Wow, that was awkward!”

Foreman explains the situation to Husband and that his wife will need to have a heart catherization in order to see what is going on. Husband asks if House is going to do it and Foreman tells him that House has gone home.

“But we came all this way!” He says.

“I know,” says Foremans, “He doesn’t care. That’s the man you risked your life for. And for good reason.” he adds.

The man signs the consent form and then Foreman seems to think differently. He writes down a number and says, “This is Dr. House’s private number. He might not pick up, so keep calling.”

House is at home and the phone keeps ringing - and the answering machine keeps picking up. House storms into the cath room and demands to know why Foreman gave Husband his home phone number.

Just then the monitors start to go nuts and Wife starts to go into cardiac arrest. She has no pulse but is able to continue talking! House is fascinated and tells her to cough to keep the blood flowing to her brain so that she doesn’t lose consciousness. Shortly, though, she passes out and Foreman and Cameron are doing CPR.

“Keep doing it until I figure out what’s going on.”

Wilson is on an operating room when House takes over the monitor in the room.

“Help me - I’m stuck inside a box!” Wilson tells him to go away but House tries to run the situation by him. Wilson tells him to talk to his team, but when House tells him that they’re busy doing CPR, Wilson turns, looks at the monitor and tells him that he shouldn’t have fired Chase.

“Did you just turn on the monitor? You know I can’t see you.” House says.

Cuddy is leading a group of students through rounds when House appears at the top of the balcony and tells the students whichever one can figure out why Wife’s heart stopped gets an A in Cuddy’s class. One says operator error (which is what everybody says but House discounts), another says an obscure disease, to which House gives him a D. A third says botox - House gives her an F until she replies that the botox could have given her botchalism - then he gives her a B+ and tells her to send him her resume.

He admits that he has not put Wife on a bypass machine and it’s been 3 hours. Cuddy orders him to put her on bypass and Foreman and Cameron rush her to the OR. The husband storms into House’s office and asks him to explain what’s going on. He is ticked that House has not seen his wife and tells him so.

“How can you fix something when you cannot see it?!”

House heads off to the OR and gets the surgeon to show him the heart. He himself turns the heart around and finds no abnormalities. They try to start her heart 6 times, but to no avail. The surgeon tells House to tell the Husband so he can say goodbye.

Cameron finds Chase in a bar eating a sandwich. She tells him that she’s sorry House fired him, and he replies that getting the job was the best thing that ever happened to him - and being fired was (he hesitated) probably the best thing as well. He asks Cameron to go have a drink with him but she declines.

Meanwhile House is sitting in his office trying to figure out why Wife’s heart stopped. He’s convinced it is not operator error. Cuddy comes in and House remarks about how nice her legs look in the security light. She tells him that it’s time to “let go”, and to tell the husband that his wife is dying.

The husband is sitting in the chapel praying.

“I was told you didn’t believe in God,” House says.

“I don’t. But I told my wife I’d do everthing to make sure she gets better. If I do not pray, then I’m not doing everything.”

House tells Husband what’s going on and that there’s no hope. He starts to cry. They enter into the ICU and Husband says goodbye to Wife. Husband asks if her brain is still working and House replies that it is. “We double-checked”. With a nod from Husband, House turns off all the machines. Husband lays on his wife’s chest and cries - then turns around and looks at House.

“Her heart - I hear it beating.”

House isn’t convinced until Husband puts House’s hand on his wife’s chest. House frowns, turns on the monitor and watches the heart beating! She slowly wakes up and asks if she’s in Heaven.

“No - this is New Jersey.” House replies.

And so House, Cameron and Foreman are back to the drawing board, trying to figure out exactly why the heart mysteriously started again. Cameron says, “If it’s not a miracle, what is it.”

House has his brainstorm of the episode and thinks that maybe it’s not God’s doing - maybe it’s God’s fault. He thinks that there is a structural abnormality in her heart and wants to Cath her again. The team freaks out about it but House goes to get consent. When they seem a bit hesitant House asks, “Are you going to put her in God’s hands, or are you going to put her in mine?”

House does the cath himself with the husband watching. He inserts the dye and finds that there is three arteries when there is only supposed to be two! One more surgery and she will be fixed. “Thank you god” she says.

“Don’t make me slap you.” House replies with a slight grin on his face.

It’s time for Foreman to go. He finds House and Wilson in the lounge; House is munching on a peanut butter sandwich. House actually tells him that he does not want him to go.

“You’re an important part of the team. I need you.” he says.

“I know,” Foreman replies, “But I don’t need you.”

A minute later into the exchage and House gets pissed. Foreman has said that he doesn’t agree with the fact that House saved the woman merely because he was curious about why she was ill. House asks if that woman cares, or if the children she can now have will care WHY he saved her, only that he did. Foreman says that he doesn’t want to be that way.

“You’re the selfish one,” House yells, “that’s why you drew that whole ‘good-bye’ thing out for three weeks. It wasn’t for my benefit and it sure as hell didn’t help anything!”

Foreman says nothing and walks out.

“Nice try,” Wilson says.

House returns to his office to find Cameron sitting in his chair. She stands up and hands him a letter.

“Dare I hope this is naked pictures?”

“It’s my notice. I’ve learned all I can.” She stands next to House and touches his arm, very intimately. “I’ll miss you.” she says. House actually looks striken about it.

Cameron heads to Chases and is outside his door when he opens it.

“It’s Tuesday.” she says.

“No - it’s Monday.” he replies.

“I know - I just didn’t want to wait.” she says. The two grin and kiss on Chase’s stoop.

House heads home and walks into his doorway. A large box is sitting there. He drags it into his apartment and opens it up to reveal - a new guitar. He takes his old guitar down, gives it a fond look, then starts strumming on the new guitar.

It really is time for a change.

WOW! Can you believe it! The whole crew - GONE!! AAAAHHHH! I almost woke my kids up screaming at the television last night! What do you think?! What will happen next season?! I’m floored!!!

First of all, I am SO sorry I haven’t written in a few days. I went on vacation with my husband to celebrate our fifth wedding anniversary (YIKES! Isn’t five years when you’re supposed to trade them in?)

OMG! OMG OMG OMG OMG!

The finale is tonight!

I’m really excited because I LOVE House, but I’m really sad because…well…I LOVE HOUSE! I hate to see it end of the summer!

Judy was a sweetheart and sent me this great link from USA today. It’s an interview with some of the creators and actors on House about what may happen next season. Check it out, it’s a great interview!

How do YOU think the finale will go down?! What do you think will happen next year?! Discuss it here in the comments and know that I’ll definitely be checking it out all day long! Well, until 9 p.m., that is LOL.

Ack! I missed the title of this one! Sorry! Got the recap though - and it’s a good one!

The show opens with a 16 year old playing obnoxious chess against another teen - before this episode I didn’t know there WAS such a thing as obnoxious chess - but there is! The 16 year old beats the other teen and then gets up, grabs the time clock, and starts beating him bloody with it.

In the hospital, Chase is checking him out and asking questions and is getting insulted left and right by this kid. We head into the diagnosis discussino with all of the gang, and Foreman is fairly quiet, for once. House tells them to go do some tests, and Chase doesn’t want to. Cameron doesn’t understand why, “It’s just a sick kid”, so he tells her to do it. She declines, and Foreman ends up dealing with the kid.

During the tests, the kid remarks that Foreman must be sick of being picked on. Foreman says, “because I’m black.”

The kid replies, “no, because you’re gay.”

Foreman comes back the next day from an interview, thoroughly pissed at House. Turns out, when he got to the interview, they told him that he had called to cancel. He blames House. House denies that he did it and heads for Cuddy’s office.

House blames Cuddy! Cuddy denies that she did it, and just before House leaves her office, he asks for permission to give the teenager ’shrooms. He believes that cluster headaches are to blame for a lot of the problems, and since none of the other medications are working, he wants to try something different. Cuddy eventually agrees.

The kid goes on ’shrooms and has the trip of his life, picking on Chase and telling Cameron how hot he is. It is when he’s flashing Cameron that she notices that his testicles are undersized. This adds a new symptom to the board (on top of the board is Personality Disorder, by the way).

Cuddy goes to Wilson assuming that HE is the one that canceled Foreman’s interview. Wilson says that he wouldn’t do that - he wants Foreman to leave because he thinks House needs someone to tell him “no”. “He’s like a six year old”, Wilson said.

More tests on the annoying 16 year old - they want to see if his recent diet change to meat (he was a vegetarian) has anything to do with it, so they ask him to eat three hamburger patties to see if his ammonia levels go up. The kid refuses, and Chase calls the nurse with the restraints - fed up with the kid. He eats on his own. Then they decide to starve him for the night to see how his glucose levels react. This puts the kid into a whirl, and he starts attacking the nurse, his mother, Chase and Cameron with his IV stand (like a lion tamer with a chair). They want a urine sample and he obliges….peeing on the floor. During his lovely little interlude, his pee turns bloody. In the last few tests he’s gone into liver failure AND kidney failure.

Foreman has had another interview, and gets called to Cuddy’s office. Cuddy offers to double his salary and let him lead his own office, parallel to House’s. Foreman declines - upset that someone in the building was dishonest enough to cancel his first interview.

Wilson goes to Cameron and makes up a sob story, saying that Cuddy’s going to fire him because she thinks that he canceled Foreman’s interview. Cameron sees through it and, after she’s told him off and repeated AGAIN that she doesn’t like House, tells him that she didn’t do it. She then goes to see Chase to tell him that she thought HE did it. As he would have nothing to gain, he realizes that she thinks he did it just to be vindictive. This ticks Chase off - he’s annoyed that Cameron believes he would act that way.

“By the way,” he grits out, “It’s Tuesday…I like you”. Cameron seems a bit too smug about how difficult it is for Chase to get the words out.

House decides to stress the kid out, in order to see if he’s got another medical condition (forgot the name on this one - sorry!). He brings in a chess board and takes on the chess whiz. After some pretty rough quips back and forth, the kid starts grinning, and tells House that he’s done - he lists all of the moves House was going to take and says that he’s got him. “Lay your king down”, he repeats. He then goes into a seizure. The nurses take care of him while House looks over the board and then grimly lays down his king.

Foreman has to go in and get blood from the kid again and immediately gives him a sedative. The mother gets upset (the entire time she’s been bouyed by thoughts that his attitude is a medical condition) and responds, “That’s not fair - he’s sick”. Foreman replies, “People who have tuburculosis are sick, but I’m not going to let them cough on me, either.” More tests reveal that it’s not what Foreman thought it was, and he reports to House. House wants him to give the kid another round of meds, and when Foreman starts to argue, House responds.

“There’s two options. You can argue and then give him the treatment, or you can just give him the treatment.” Foreman sighs and starts to walk off when House responds, “Your’e not ready. There was a third option - ignore what I said and give him the antibiotics. You still trust my judgement more than your own.”

Chase comes into House’s office and accuses him (once again) of screwing with Foreman’s interview. House denies, when Chase reponds that House would do it because it makes them all run around chasing ghosts. House grins and responds, “and sometimes I forget why I hired you,” and admits that he did cancel the interview. He refuses, though, to tell Foreman that he wants him to stay. During this discussion, Chase is clicking the chess piece against the table, and House’s eyes narrow.

He walks into the teens room and asks him to pick a color (one chess piece hidden in each hand, one black, one white). The kid pics one and then grabs for the piece. When he does, House bends his thumb back. The kid’s joints and body was not aching because of all the fights he had been in, as they had assumed, but because he’s got too much iron in his blood. The iron builds up and makes everything ache, including joints, and made some of the bones form wrong. He stabs the kid in the wrist and lets it bleed into the garbage can.

“He’ll need dialysis, and then to have his blood drained every few months…for the rest of his long, long life.”

“And the personality disorder?” The mother responds.

“Sorry,” House says, “The iron isn’t to blame - your kid’s just a jerk. Probably partly because of you.”

House then leans over the kid and responds that he wouldn’t have moved his chess pieces the way the kid thought, but would have done it a different way (in a flurry of numbers and letters that I couldn’t understand LOL). The kid says, “I know - I was bluffing you. That’s why *I* won.”

House walks out of the room and replies, “I hate that kid.”

One more episode left - ACK! How will we survive with no House during the summer!?

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Tonight is, in my house, the night that time stops once the clock hits 9. NOTHING comes between me and my House!

The lowdown on this week’s episode is that Foreman is supposed to be suffering from the girl dying last week from a staph infection that could have been easily treated. Who knew - scratch yourself with a bra hook and live in a dirty, infested place and you can get a staph infection!

Anyway, tonight looks like it will be a good episode - with Foreman suffering from something he’s never had before - a guilty conscience!

Stay tuned later for the recap!

I normally have a nice recap of the latest House episode waiting for you when you visit the site on Wednesdays, but this time I’m afraid I ran into technical difficulties.

Yes I saw the episode, but I was taping it on my PVR at the same time as I watched the show. My PVR messed up the recording. I managed to find a later showing of House and I’ve taped that with my fingers crossed.

I like to watch an episode once and get a general impression. Then I play it again as I write up the recap. The episode I taped was playing quite late. I’ll review it sometime early today and post the recap of the episode when I’m done.

Sorry about that folks. Please come back later in the day?

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Well it seems that I’m not the only one that feels that the producers of House took it too far when they gave Dr. House urinary retention problems.

Of course Mary McNamara, one of the L.A. Times Show Tracker writers didn’t like House having to catheterize himself, but it was for different reasons than my own.

She thought the fact that they showed a good portion of the self catheterization procedure barbaric where I just found it inane and medically inaccurate.

Scenes that begin with a star pants-down on the john are never a good sign, but I figured they’d never really go through with it. Not even when House begins lubing up the tube (gross enough) and gulping his pills. We get the message — desperate junkie requires desperate measures. Surely the camera is going to cut away now … now…. now … holy mother of … these people are crazy.

My personal beef with his urinary retention problems and subsequent self catheterization was that it went on too long. As I said in an earlier post his bladder surely would have burst and his kidneys would have had major problems. He probably would have been on his way towards a nice infection too.

If they had portrayed him going through his “I can’t pee” problem with a pale face, sweats and possibly fevers, oh and a swollen abdomen it might have been much more believable.

As for catheterizing himself, well I won’t go into the method used on a man, but that lubricant that he slathered all over the cath tube wasn’t supposed to go there!

The lubricant that nurses use when they catheterize a male, if they are being nice of course, contains lidocaine to numb the urethra. That ensures that the procedure isn’t all that unpleasant for a male. Well it might be distasteful and a little uncomfortable, but certainly it isn’t painful if the mans urinary track system is fairly healthy.

So lets put it this way, the lidocaine laced lubricant in the syringe like tube goes in a different place than where House put it, and he did not need to over medicate himself. Especially, when as a doctor, he should have known he’d have almost instant relief from his pain once that catheter started doing it’s job.

I think that it’s the fact that Houses problems snuck up on us and became a major focus of the show - in an unpleasant way - that turned many of Tuesday nights viewers off.

House always has some kind of personal problem each show. We’re use to that, but the main focus should have been the patient that they were trying to treat. I think that many of us came away feeling that House and a problem that shouldn’t have become so bad, that he likely caused himself, was the main focus of the episode.

What do you think?

Well?

What did you think of the first new episode of House that we’ve seen in a while?

Were you thrilled by Top Secret and ecstatically happy that the show is airing new episodes?

I am happy that there was a new episode. My memory is far too good to watch episodes that only aired weeks to a few months earlier.

However, I wasn’t all that thrilled with this show. Speaking from a medical perspective, being a nurse, it was ridiculous. Especially the fact that House walked around for three days without being able to urinate? Excuse me? He would have been in excruciating pain and his bladder would more than likely have burst. Dr. Wilson wouldn’t have prescribed medication to help him pee - he would have called for a nurse to catheterize the poor man.

Believe me, as an ER nurse I end up seeing, and helping, people who can’t pee all the time. Just 24 hours alone of not peeing would result in a distended abdomen and severe pain. Yeah yeah House was taking huge dose of his pain medication … he’d still be in pain. Oh and that quadruple or more dose of Vicoden that he gave himself as he self catheterized (wrong method too) would have probably caused him to OD.

The ex-Marine with his magically appearing tumors or abscesses on the brain? Uhm … abscesses or tumors would have left some signs that they’d been there even if they magically disappeared. There would still be some lesions on the brain that would have shown up during a cat scan let alone a pet scan or MRI.

The show is just getting more and more unbelievable - medically speaking.

What about Cameron and Chase? Taking off to a bedroom to have some fun? Did they really fool Foreman when Cameron actually told the truth? Foreman’s a pretty smart cookie. I really don’t think he’d be fooled. After all, House himself didn’t witness as much as Foreman did and he knew!

So what do you think? Were you disappointed with this episode or not? Why?

Come on, lets talk.

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Originally aired Tuesday March 27th, 2007, Season 3

The episode begins with a group of soldiers driving through a war zone. Suddenly there’s a burst of fire and the jeep goes over. One Marine hauls another wounded man away… and it’s House, wounded, missing part of his right leg. House is dreaming.

Cut to Dr. Cuddy visiting House’s office with a case for him. The new case is for a veteran with Gulf War syndrome, who just happens to be the nephew of a hospital benefactor. House checks the file, and sees the photo of the marine and realizes it’s the man from his dream.

Next we see Wilson and House in the mens washroom. House tells his dream to Wilson, but doesn’t believe he had a premonition. At the end of their washroom conversation Wilson reminds House to flush and House tells him that he didn’t pee.

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House finally returns tonight. No more being displaced by American Idol and award shows. Not anymore. Nope! Get ready folks, we are set to see 8 new episodes over the next eight weeks. Isn’t it about time that we got some new shows!

Now, tonight show begins at a strange time. If you are taping the show set your TIVO, DVR or VCR to tape the show at 9:07 pm EST because that’s when it starts. Don’t forget to time the taping to run after 10 pm too or you’ll miss the ending.

Tonight’s show is called “Top Secret”.

Marc Blucas who played Riley on “Buffy the Vampire Slayerâ€? guest stars as an ex-Marine suffering from Gulf War syndrome. In a strange turn of events this ex-marine happens to be the one that saved House’s life in a dream that he’d had the day before.

Chase and Cameron get a little bit distracted when they get busy with each other.

Check out this preview:

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Next Tuesday there will be yet another new episode of House for us to watch - it’s called “Top Secret”, and with a name like that I think I’d better wait to tell you about it. LOL

Well … what I was actually planning on doing was to tell you about the episode that was aired Tuesday March 20th instead. The episode was a re-run, and it was called “Poison”. The show originally aired January, 25th, 2005 in season one.

A student named Matt begins sweating and grimacing during a test. He stands up and passes out. His body goes into convulsions. Foreman presents the case to House. Matt has a severe case of bradycardia, which means that his heart rate is falling fast. House thinks it’s simply drug use. While Chase is examining the boy, he begins seizing again.

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Wow, they showed a really old episode from Season one on Monday night. It seems that House is on the air just about every night this past week. Are they trying to rub it in that I can’t write about anything new since they aren’t showing new episodes? Really!!!

Now if Fox is having to stretch that far back to find a rerun to play they must have shown us too many reruns this season. Right? Kids originally Aired 5/3/05, and was aired again Tuesday, March 12th, 2007.

At the USA Swimming and Diving National Championships, twelve year-old Mary Carroll prepares to dive from 10 meters. On top of the platform, Mary’s vision becomes blurry. She nervously approaches the edge, talks herself into the dive and leaps. When she surfaces, Mary finds the crowd swarming a man who collapsed next to the pool and is bleeding from his ear.

House goes to Cameron’s place to tell her that Vogler is gone and he wants her back at work. House gets a page about an epidemic, but Cameron asks why he wants her back. He replies that it’s because she’s a good doctor. Since that’s not what she wanted to hear, she slams the door on him.

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Well it seems that they are re-airing the oldies from season one these days. They played this episode “Hunting” last night. It was originally aired Aired 11/22/05.

House admits to Wilson that he made copies of Stacy’s psychiatric evaluation. Wilson is aghast at the breach of ethics. House is incredibly intrigued to find out that things are rough between Stacey and Mark. The couple isn’t even having sex.

A man named Kalvin Ryan waits outside House’s place, and House is quite familiar with the man because he’s practically been stalking him. Kalvin begs House to examine his file, but one quick look at the man’s appearance is all House needs to declare that it’s AIDS. He advises Kalvin to get his T-cell count re-checked, which Kalvin says he’s already done.

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