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Why is she so obsessed with House? In what world is it ok to so blatantly interfere with your boss' personal life? And then his friends just go along with it? They went on one date and I was really happy that so far the show dropped a story line of them together because he is her superior. The mystery with father and son was a good one but I was so distracted by Cameron and her smug face. She is such a good actress and I can only hope that they make her character better in future episodes or she gets fired for being so meddling. Nobody reads this many characters any more. Why do I have to keep going on in this review?

Sometimes random events overshadow everything else. The radioactive element that is at the center of the case is just that--a random element that is deadly. Just like a cancer in a nearly healthy person. Nobody did anything wrong. The young man going to Brazil wasn't reckless--it was just a bit of defiance. The father is a bit overbearing, but he has raised the kid since his wife died.

The business with House's parents had little interest for me. He has a former military man with a strong will and little sensitivity. The mother was an appeaser and did what she could. What I don't understand is why meeting these people was such a big deal. All of us have parents or relatives that we don't particularly like, but they cross into our lives from time to time, and we take a day and put up with them.

Why is Cameron such a nosey cow she's obsessed with house and it's becoming embarrassing. Interesting episode and was interesting to see who ahouses parents would turn out to be but the Cameron interfering part is really annoying . Luckily the other two have no interest in House outside of the hospital, Wilson gives as good as he gets this time .why does Cameron suddenly decide houses parents are none of her business after spending so much time thinking about them . At least she's consistently annoying after gushing over the dr in the previous episode and being jealous when houses ex wife appeared maybe she can do something else now.

Guest star Clifton Powell helps keep "Daddy's Boy" from melting into nothingness. A newly minted Princeton grad develops shocks and convulsions that has the team scrambling for answers. When that answer comes, it is a truly weird one, and "Boy" is as much about the lies we tell our children as it is about the kid's bizarre illness. Powell plays the boy's dad, and he has a lot of guilt to shoulder as the episode unwinds. His reactions to the kid's illness and his scenes with the increasingly sick son make the episode better than it actually is. House continues to moon over his ex-gal pal, the luscious Sela Ward, and frankly I wish he would get over it.