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Episode 6.13 – Moving the Chains
Air Date: February 1, 2010
Tonight’s episode of House was fantastic! I nearly died laughing when Wilson found the opossum in the bathtub! LOL! And I loved getting to see Foreman’s brother on the show.
The episode was so cool; I thought we could discuss it a bit. Here are some of the things that I enjoyed about the episode and some things that made me think.
It was fun to think that House and Wilson had gone back to their pranking behavior. It takes us back to …read more

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I never watch TV shows right when they air. It’s one of the things that happen when I want to watch several that air at the same time. (I love my TiVo.) So when I got to finally watch last night’s House episode, I got to thinking about it in a big way. Then I started to wonder what all of you thought about it.
First of all, it’s interesting that one of the unusual illnesses I talked about recently was discussed as one of the possible diagnoses for the POTW. For a while, …read more

Episode 5.21: Saviors
Air Date: April 13, 2009
The episode began with protestors chained to each other around heavy coal mining equipment to stand up for a “green” cause. There are a ton of crazed workers trying to get back to work. One of the protesters collapses. A police officer ends the protest to tend to her. When her fellow protestor gets vertigo and falls down, he says he can’t get up.
At the Princeton Plainsboro Hospital Cameron tells Chase that she has to delay their getaway in order to help a patient get to see House. Chase protests, but she says that …read more

The episode began at a dinner to celebrate an author’s newest book being published. The author stands to thank the dinner guests and his editor starts trashing him, the book and everyone else. Then he apologizes, starts bleeding from his nose and collapses.
House enters his office to find the team studying the chart of the new patient. Foreman tells him that the patient suffers from Frontal Lobe Disinhibition. Nothing showed up on the MRI so House told them to “go stick a scope up Phinneas’ nose and see what you find.”
Taub and Kutner enter the patient’s room and he confronts …read more

There has been so much interesting information that we’ve gotten to get us excited about the two-part House season finale that now, after it’s aired, it might be fun to go back and look at everything. It could help us to appreciate what an amazing job they did on the episodes. Here’s a rieview of the spoilers, photos, video clips and interviews surrounding the episodes:

Video clip of Hugh Laurie on the Tonight Show promoting the finale
House – House’s Head – Spoiler Photos
House 4.15 – House’s Head – 4 Spoiler Videos
House 4.15 – House’s Head – B-Roll
House 4.15 – House’s …read more

Tonight we got to see the dramatic season finale of House. They found Amber as one of the “Jane Does” at the other trauma center and decided to lower her body temperature to give them time to diagnose her.
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After a lot of second guesses, Wilson asked House to submit to a dangerous procedure to stimulate his brain into letting him remember. He did remember that he had gotten drunk at a bar and the bartender took his keys, so he called to see if Wilson could come get him and instead, Amber did. She …read more

The show began with a man at the South Pole fixing a generator out in the Antarctic cold, when a blade from a broken windmill flew into his leg and severed the femoral artery. He called for help and a woman rushed out to help him in to a tunnel, hurriedly cut open his pants leg, squirted glue to seal the artery and wrapped the thigh in duct tape. Then, when she was trying to help him up, she collapsed and started to throw up. She said she needed help, but he asked her, “Who am I supposed t get?”

Cuddy …read more

The show began with a mother coaching her daughter while she climbed the face of a rock climbing wall. At the point where the mother was holding the rope to keep her daughter from falling, her hands stopped working and the daughter fell to the ground, breaking her arm.

In the hospital, the new team, surrounded by holiday decorations, began to discuss the puzzling case. Then House came in and started to tear down the decorations.
House: Dr. Kutner, who told you that it would be a good idea to put up superficial representations of the season, celebrating a mythical figure? (Grabs …read more

We finally got to see who the final team will be.

The show began with a washed-up punk rocker coughing up blood and collapsing just before going on stage.
In the doctors’ lounge, Cuddy walked in to find House eating popcorn and watching soaps on TV. She pressed him to make a decision about which three to hire.
Cuddy: I want two names by Friday.
House: I’ll arrange for a person with a mysterious illness to come in on Thursday.
Cuddy: Yes. You need more tests. It’s been two months. Who knows how they’ll react to freak weather patterns?
House: They all did fine in the …read more

The show began with a wheelchair-bound man with his support dog crossing a street, when he seemed to pass out. The dog tried to wake him, but couldn’t. Drivers all rushed to see about him.
Next, we saw the new herd of doclings sitting unattended in the lecture room at 4:00 pm and wondering where House was.
The manipulative woman (Anne Dudek’s character) said that he had promised to be there at 3:00 and she was going home. On her way out, the Mormon doctor (Edi Gathegi’s character) told the others not to follow her because she had “Pied Pipered” nine people …read more