I really liked this episode!! It was neat to see Chase analyze why Foreman was leaving and Foreman and House's reactions to this..good for him.

I loved the scene with Wilson on the uppers with that woman!! Hysterical!! I thought that the chat between House and Wilson in House' apartment spoke volumes about each other's lives and their friendship.

It was interesting to see House' reaction to Wilson telling him about the anti-depressents or lack there of...in the apartment and their talk in Wilson's office about House being 'happy' or 'hazy'

I liked the scene with House and Cuddy, how he asked her to buy him candy and she bent all the way over to give it to him!

The ending scene with the nutritionist was neat to watch too.

Next week's episode looks really cool!! :)

God and peace
vanessa :)

As soon as the patient, Addie, said "I'm sorry" to her parents, I knew there was some secret reason which would probably lead to the true diagnosis. (BTW the 'back of the head rotting away thing' was probably in the top ten grossest scenes. The tapeworm in 'Insensitive' is still no.1)

Anywho....

Wilson drugging House and House drugging Wilson was priceless!!! I liked how Wilson wouldn't take the coffee cup House initially offered but really... Wilson should have known better. :rolleyes:

As for House and the nutritionist... if she's not put off by him... maybe there will actually be some romance next season. ;)

The head rotted away? I missed the episode, cuz tv go bye bye. I need to see this.

yeah I have to agree, the head rotting away thing was pretty icky! I don't think it can top the tapeworm though, which I thought was pretty cool ;)

all in all a great episode! :)

God and peace
Vanessa :)

At first I thought House secretly drugging Wilson's coffee sounded like an overused fanfic subplot, but I guess now I know why it's done so much in fanfic--it's d*mn funny. ;) I laughed so hard I cried. (For a minute I thought Wilson really was going to have a heart attack and I was going to have to stop laughing.) I wish they had dropped more hints about House's being on the anti-depressants, because I didn't notice any "haziness" until the scene with Addie.

As soon as Wilson said it, I thought "How did he carry both those coffee cups back to his office?" <_< I love Wilson's equating House being nice with the apocalypse. He really should have known better. The funny thing is that House didn't.

Honey's going to have to win me over still. Being impervious to House's snark isn't enough on its own--it really just makes me think I'm not going to end up liking her.

Chase was awfully talkative this time. I usually think he's trying too hard in the scenes where he analyzes everyone, but that's fine because it's in character. And anyawy, when he's talking, Cameron isn't. In fact, she can be the Duckling of the Week this time just for keeping so quiet. I can even forgive her breaking into House's apartment and making us watch another pointless scene tinged with forced, flat sexual tension. (Yeah, I said it. But I'll stop whining now. :rolleyes: )

"Maybe her body's name is Foreman?" :lol: :lol:

Great episode overall. I'm so glad the House/Wilson hijinks are back.

Anyone else notice House keeps one of those gag cans of "mixed nuts" (that really has a spring-loaded snake inside) in his desk drawer? Too funny :D

Keys definitely jingled in the break-in scene. Why oh why does Cameron have keys to House's house? :blink:

Seriously, has Wilson never seen The Princess Bride? Can't believe he fell for the coffee thing. Though, to be fair, House had been falling for it way longer . . . ;)

Geez, I'm drinking coffee right now . . . I'd better be careful.

"Her head exploded. How cool is that?!?"



I think it's quite clear by now that WIlson is just as devious as House and quite frankly even more unscrupulous. I know he was trying to help House by slipping him the antidepressants, but that's pretty damn underhanded if you ask me, not to mention a bit dangerous.

Boy was it hilarious when Wilson got his comeuppance though! Squirrel!Wilson. I kept waiting for him to start climbing the walls.

And for the record, I thought the needle-into-eye scene was 10000x squickier than the exploding head.

I actually thought it was more irresponsible of Wilson to be slipping stuff into House's coffee than for House to be slipping stuff into Wilson's coffee -- since House can generally count on Wilson to not be experimenting with various other substances on his own, whereas Lord only knows what chemicals House is ingesting :-)

Wilson on speed was hysterical. And Chase "playing House", trying to diagnose Foreman's reason for quitting was great. But my favorite line's gotta be when House says he can't believe he's had the same people working for him for three years!

With regard to Foreman's concerns about turning into House, I was thinking about what the various ducklings have picked up from their boss. Foreman seems to have received the persistence, the doing what needs to be done, the balls, so to speak. Chase got the diagnostic genius, the ability to see the off-the-wall connections. What did Cameron get? Maybe she's working on the moral clarity, but isn't quite there yet. Of course, it isn't quite right to say they "got" these things from House; they are developing their own potentials.