This is one of those episode that decides to break off the regular format and I love it. As other reviews point out, it is constructed through flashbacks.
My personal high point for this episode is the finale. When House looks at Foreman, finding out he's going to be his supervisor, and just smiles at him. I love the dynamic between House and Foreman.
What I never liked is how the show started mistreating Chase since around half-season one.
The mistake Chase made was relatively small and made the right call by simply recalling the patient only one hour after the mistake was made in the first place.
What didn't work out is how he dealt with it during this episode. If he came forward from the very first moment, he would have never been sued in the first place. Why is he consistently idiotic I just can't understand. He deserves better.
My personal high point for this episode is the finale. When House looks at Foreman, finding out he's going to be his supervisor, and just smiles at him. I love the dynamic between House and Foreman.
What I never liked is how the show started mistreating Chase since around half-season one.
The mistake Chase made was relatively small and made the right call by simply recalling the patient only one hour after the mistake was made in the first place.
What didn't work out is how he dealt with it during this episode. If he came forward from the very first moment, he would have never been sued in the first place. Why is he consistently idiotic I just can't understand. He deserves better.