Don't Ever Change
- Episode aired Feb 5, 2008
- TV-14
- 45m
IMDb RATING
7.9/10
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A woman collapses at her wedding. She led a different life style before her marriage, House insists she hasn't changed. Wilson starts dating Amber.A woman collapses at her wedding. She led a different life style before her marriage, House insists she hasn't changed. Wilson starts dating Amber.A woman collapses at her wedding. She led a different life style before her marriage, House insists she hasn't changed. Wilson starts dating Amber.
Jennifer Morrison
- Dr. Allison Cameron
- (credit only)
Yossi Mintz
- Rabbi
- (as Rabbi Yossi Mintz)
Heather Joy Sher
- Female Guest #2
- (as Heather Sher)
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Did you know
- TriviaAmber's wearing of a McGill University sweatshirt (Dr. Wilson's Canadian undergraduate university) slyly verifies Kutner's observation that "she has legs that go all the way up to Canada".
- GoofsHospital regulations do not permit the lighting of actual Sabbath candles in hospital rooms. Practicing Jews would typically use an electric light to perform this particular ritual. They are a simple fire hazard.
- Quotes
Dr. Gregory House: [to Wilson about Amber] This isn't just about sex. You like her personality. You like that she's conniving. You like that she has no regard for consequences. You like that she can humiliate someone if it serves... Oh my God, you're sleeping with me.
[quickly exits the restaurant]
- ConnectionsReferences Dark Victory (1939)
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House and his staff struggle through an inferior script that rivals the mediocrity of "ER" and "Grey's Anatomy."
I love House, and have recently started watching it on DVD from the beginning of the series, as I am not predisposed to scheduling my day around television schedules. This being so, I have the advantage of being able to compare the most recent season with earlier seasons without benefit of easing gradually into them, which would make comparisons a little fuzzier. And I have to say, there is a huge difference between this episode and episodes from seasons one and two, which I just finished watching. It's not a good difference. I thought at first that it was just the new cast members, but it became clear by the end of the program that House himself has lost some of his edge. The banter aimed at witty, but missed. The pace was too slow, and the entire episode gave me the overall impression that the show had lost more than a few IQ points. Hopefully the sub-par writing is due simply the recent writer's strike and is a temporary problem. But I fear that the director is also part of the problem. And if it's also the cast, I'm afraid I'll probably just have to stop watching altogether.
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- Feb 22, 2008
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