... Wilson on speed. The rest's pretty good too but Wilson is the only reason you need to watch it.
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What went wrong..
Thedreamshaper9 May 2007
Warning: Spoilers
Not a lot! But they could have done so much more with each of the main characters trying to stop Foreman from leaving, and while i like the vegan chick she isn't a Stacy.. yet ? :) Great episode, the drug war between house and Willson was hysterical. And the House/foreman interaction near the end was very well written.
Hugh Laurie is perhaps relaxing his acting abilities which makes him worthy of a an Oscar rather than his usual pair for his portrayal of House i gave it an 8..
What was your take on the episode ? what would you have enjoyed ? and what do you think of the new girl, or isn't she for real?
Hugh Laurie is perhaps relaxing his acting abilities which makes him worthy of a an Oscar rather than his usual pair for his portrayal of House i gave it an 8..
What was your take on the episode ? what would you have enjoyed ? and what do you think of the new girl, or isn't she for real?
House
johnbeals795 March 2010
This episode was good. It was very graphic and at times it was gruesome when they did certain surgery on different patients. The story line was strong and concrete. The story starts off of a young girl taking karate lessons. She was fighting another individual and then something happens dramatically. Does Doctor House have the answers? Does Doctor Foreman, Doctor Cameron,or Doctor Chase have the answer for this patient? Will they be to late to find the cure. This particular episode is a must see. It drags a little bit but overall the story is solid. It was one of the better episodes for season three. A lot of action and suspense. Dr. House is crazy at times but very smart.
Maybe she's right...
Det_Sipowicz10 August 2007
Warning: Spoilers
The episode revolves around Foreman's resignation, it also presents a new character : Honey
Foreman still feels responsible of his two mistakes in the past two episodes. He knows sometimes extreme measures should be taken to save a patient life but he also knows he doesn't have what it takes, he prefers to kill less people rather than save patients with extreme measures... maybe he's right.
This episode foreshadow things to come in the final two episodes, Cameron and Chase treats House like crap, not listening what he has to say and then try to solve the case themselves. Obviously they fail.
The patient's parents also treat House like crap, and when he saves his daughter they asked him for advice, House declines and maybe he's right ... you can treat people like crap and then ask him for advice.
Apparently House has been struggling depression, Wilson has been giving special coffee with anti depressives for a long time. House suspects Wilson is depressed and charges his coffee with amphetamines ... with hysterical results.
House meets Honey (a vegan nutritionist) in clinical duty, and after she breaks up with her boyfriend (for eating a cheeseburger) House asks her to a bar in order to discuss a job application.
In the bar Honey soon discovers it isn't a job interview but a date ... Surprisingly enough House opens to her (something he has never done before) and Honey instead of running away admires him for being honest, and tells him that he can't be depressed after saving people's life ... maybe she's right.
Foreman still feels responsible of his two mistakes in the past two episodes. He knows sometimes extreme measures should be taken to save a patient life but he also knows he doesn't have what it takes, he prefers to kill less people rather than save patients with extreme measures... maybe he's right.
This episode foreshadow things to come in the final two episodes, Cameron and Chase treats House like crap, not listening what he has to say and then try to solve the case themselves. Obviously they fail.
The patient's parents also treat House like crap, and when he saves his daughter they asked him for advice, House declines and maybe he's right ... you can treat people like crap and then ask him for advice.
Apparently House has been struggling depression, Wilson has been giving special coffee with anti depressives for a long time. House suspects Wilson is depressed and charges his coffee with amphetamines ... with hysterical results.
House meets Honey (a vegan nutritionist) in clinical duty, and after she breaks up with her boyfriend (for eating a cheeseburger) House asks her to a bar in order to discuss a job application.
In the bar Honey soon discovers it isn't a job interview but a date ... Surprisingly enough House opens to her (something he has never done before) and Honey instead of running away admires him for being honest, and tells him that he can't be depressed after saving people's life ... maybe she's right.
once again total crap
sandcrab27710 December 2019
Every week undokter house and his staff test for every disease known to exist yet its always a miraculous discovery at the eleventh hour that saves the patient... except the previous episode where epps saved the day ... this has to be the dumbest show on tv ... thank god for lisa edelstein that seems to keep the kooks on track
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