House--"Guardian Angels"--10/23/07
10-23-07, 09:28 PM
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Wish they would have kept old guy. Would have been nice to have him on Foreman's team. It's amazing how useless Chase is, and has always been. They found a way to force Cameron in there and Foreman actually has a legit storyline but Chase gets one scene of nothingness.
10-24-07, 12:02 AM
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Glad to see the old guy leave, as i didn't care for him anyway.
I was actually disappointed in the way Foreman came back. It seemed too predictable. But it certainly looks like it will add a cool dynamic for next week.
I was actually disappointed in the way Foreman came back. It seemed too predictable. But it certainly looks like it will add a cool dynamic for next week.
10-24-07, 12:56 AM
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I can't stand that one douche who played the psycho brother Teddy on Huff and is in seemingly every other commercial on tv right now. I hope he gets the boot soon.
I am starting to like "cutthroat bitch" a little bit, though.
I am starting to like "cutthroat bitch" a little bit, though.
10-24-07, 04:31 AM
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This was the worst episode of the series so far. I liked the trainees, but the graveyard scene was just too much. I just don't believe they would do that and they didn't get caught. The whole episode seemed more like a comedy/parody than a drama.
What the heck is wrong with Cuddy? Did they forget how to write for her character. She seems too passive and a push over. I also don't like the idea of the old team coming back. They did a great job casting the new ones. Go with them.
More Wilson.
What the heck is wrong with Cuddy? Did they forget how to write for her character. She seems too passive and a push over. I also don't like the idea of the old team coming back. They did a great job casting the new ones. Go with them.
More Wilson.
10-24-07, 04:48 AM
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Damn, I missed this ep. 
10-24-07, 05:08 AM
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House spoofing "The Bachelor" at the end was hilarious. House's Angels (doing Charlie Townsend) was also spot-on. Cameron's making the most out of her screentime. I'm not sure if Foreman goes back to being on House's "team" or not.
10-24-07, 08:02 AM
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I liked the scene with Cuddy telling Foreman that the best deal he'll get is her pretending like she's not doing him a favor. Funny that House is considered a famous diagnostician, but Foreman is blackballed for displaying a fraction of House's behavior.
Genius of the blonde to screw with 13's head, although I'm not sure of the ethics of seeding a delusional patient's mind with a vision.
The graverobbing was a little much.
Genius of the blonde to screw with 13's head, although I'm not sure of the ethics of seeding a delusional patient's mind with a vision.
The graverobbing was a little much.
10-24-07, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Charlie Goose
I liked the scene with Cuddy telling Foreman that the best deal he'll get is her pretending like she's not doing him a favor. Funny that House is considered a famous diagnostician, but Foreman is blackballed for displaying a fraction of House's behavior.
10-24-07, 10:24 AM
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I never seriously believed we'd be able to rid ourselves of the old team, but there was still a part of me holding out hope that somehow the show would move past them. Sadly, it's not to be. I almost posted this last week, but self-satisfied hooker-hair Cameron is even more annoying and useless than puppy-dog diagnostician Cameron.
Not of a fan of the grave robbing or the dog thing (13 should be smarter than they made her for this episode), but it made me laugh, which is all I ask for from this show.
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Not of a fan of the grave robbing or the dog thing (13 should be smarter than they made her for this episode), but it made me laugh, which is all I ask for from this show.
das
10-24-07, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by CPA-ESQ.
Did anyone else notice that Wilson changed the poster in his office.
It used to be Vertago, now it is some other poster.
It used to be Vertago, now it is some other poster.
10-24-07, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by fumanstan
I noticed the poster and thought it was different too.
It's Touch of Evil, but I could swear I've seen that poster in there before...
10-25-07, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by mike7162
It's Touch of Evil, but I could swear I've seen that poster in there before...
10-25-07, 07:54 AM
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I'll miss Bosley - they should have kept him around and ditched a couple of the other schlubs.
It would have been kind of cool had they really had the balls to have House get a new team. I hope they drag the tryouts out as long as possible...
It would have been kind of cool had they really had the balls to have House get a new team. I hope they drag the tryouts out as long as possible...
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10-25-07, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by porieux
I can't believe he didn't get rid of the Indian guy. That dude is useless.
Originally Posted by ENDContra
Hes always had both Touch of Evil and Vertigo since the beginning of the series as far as I remember.
10-25-07, 09:41 AM
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Since I watched the preview, I knew she was going to be seeing things. Also, being House I figured there would be a rational explination for the "visions". 13 even said half way through, "She probably over heard something." Indeed, since I was watching out, there was a reference to the previous episode when they were putting her into the MRI.
However, how does that account for the details she knew?
How does that account for her knowing/seeing House's grandfather?
Does this mean, along with the socket incident, that this year is going to take on a death theme and House trying to unravel the meaning of life/afterlife?
However, how does that account for the details she knew?
How does that account for her knowing/seeing House's grandfather?
Does this mean, along with the socket incident, that this year is going to take on a death theme and House trying to unravel the meaning of life/afterlife?
10-25-07, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Superman07
Since I watched the preview, I knew she was going to be seeing things. Also, being House I figured there would be a rational explination for the "visions". 13 even said half way through, "She probably over heard something." Indeed, since I was watching out, there was a reference to the previous episode when they were putting her into the MRI.
However, how does that account for the details she knew?
How does that account for her knowing/seeing House's grandfather?
Does this mean, along with the socket incident, that this year is going to take on a death theme and House trying to unravel the meaning of life/afterlife?
However, how does that account for the details she knew?
How does that account for her knowing/seeing House's grandfather?
Does this mean, along with the socket incident, that this year is going to take on a death theme and House trying to unravel the meaning of life/afterlife?
