House

By Jennifer Thomas FOX: After House's medical license is reinstated, he reclaims his role as Head of Diagnostics in time to treat Hank Hardwick (guest star Troy Garity), an adult film star admitted to Princeton Plainsboro for pulsating eye pain. Meanwhile, Cuddy is reminded that Princeton Plainsboro is n...

By Jennifer Thomas This was a kind of slow episode, but it had a theme running throughout -- Hiro, Noah and Samuel -- all serving as teachers and guides for the lost -- Emma, Jeremy and Sylar. But as basic morals tell you, if you teach someone just for your own selfish gain, then the student might turn on the teache...

By Jennifer Thomas Behavior that, for House, wouldn't be all that unexpected. Edelstein said she doesn't think Cameron will be jealous once the news gets out, although she thinks Cameron might always have a crush on House. "If anything," Edelstein said, "it's Cuddy that worries about Cameron."

By Jennifer Thomas Later, after some brow-beating from Cuddy, House told her without elaborating that Cameron wasn't interested in jumping back on the team or jumping his bones. Cuddy tipped her hand slightly by not asking for more information, indicating that her only concern was that Cameron wasn't aft...

By Jennifer Thomas Chunks of the "Dollhouse" episode, "A Spy in the House of Love," (named after the Anais Nin novel), felt like a second-rate "Alias" episode, but the surprises were genuine. A lot more questions are being answered, and things really...

By Jennifer Thomas This episode took no prisoners. It opened with a dying man clinging to every breath he could take and ended with the funeral of a man who couldn't take anymore. (Here's the "House" creators and Kal Penn talking about the episode.) But when Foreman (Omar Epps) and Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) go to h...

By Jennifer Thomas If you didn't watch the April 7 episode, "Simple Explanation," of "House," and you've some how managed to avoid hearing anything about it, avert your eyes. The episode was shocking in what it meant for the likable character Lawrence Kutner and the direction of "House" itself. Actor Kal Pen...

By Jennifer Thomas As this medical riddle was being turned over, Wilson (Sean Robert Leonard) tried to solve his own riddle: What exactly was House doing up in Middletown, N.Y. to begin with? House offered the typical evasions: He was checking up on Foreman's brother in prison; he was checking out the possibi...

By Jennifer Thomas I don't know what led to the battle, but it seemed to work in Kutner's favor and his answer to Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) regarding what might be on the chair was priceless. So I'm guessing it was a pretty fun episode, judging by the last 15 minutes and 15 minutes of "House" is better than nothing. I...

By Jennifer Thomas GUEST REVIEW: LAURA ENRIGHT Imagine being like House (Hugh Laurie). Imagine the filter that should keep you from spitting out the many inappropriate things you're thinking is damaged. Imagine making your livelihood in an industry where if the truth... GUEST REVIEW: LAURA ENRIGHT

By Jennifer Thomas There were subtle signs at first that something about House was different. He actually asked Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) if he could have the bagel left on Wilson's plate. That's not like House. Normally he's snatching food off the man's plates like Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker." The...

By Jennifer Thomas David Boreanaz makes his directorial debut on "Bones" for the March 12 episode, "The Bones that Foam." Actors Eric McCormack ("Trust Me," "Will & Grace") and Robert Patrick ("The Unit," "The X-Files") are celebrity diners in the March 26 episode of "Hell's Kitchen."

By Jennifer Thomas The possible insincerity of Cuddy's invitation intrigued him. House was certain she was playing him; inviting him so that his contrary nature would force him to refuse and thus not spoil the mood of the evening. And he wasn't far wrong, as Cuddy later told Wilson. Yet, toward the end of the sho...

By Jennifer Thomas GUEST REVIEW: LAURA ENRIGHT Ladies, next time you think you're having a bad "time of the month" consider the patient that graced House's (Hugh Laurie) doorstep in the 100th episode "The Greater Good." Her endometriosis was so severe that...

By Jennifer Thomas As we saw at the end of "Big Baby" Cameron has decided to return power back to Cuddy for the sake of everyone and Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) has considered the greater good and agreed to go back to work to ride herd on House. Even House seems to be rethinking his normal actions and the almost serene (...

By Jennifer Thomas Teacher Sarah (Erika Flores) found herself fainting in her classroom after coughing up blood onto a student (which is only slightly more disgusting then what Cuddy's baby did to House). It was Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) who gave the case to House after agreeing to fill in for Cuddy while...

By Jennifer Thomas And what's this? Another surprise kiss! You could sort of tell by the body language in the last two episodes that something was stirring between Foreman and Thirteen, but one never knows where these stirrings may lead, especially on a show like "House." The creative minds behind the show a...

By Jennifer Thomas The main course involved Emmy (Samantha Shelton) who collapsed while filming another edition to her popular work-out videos. Taub (Peter Jacobson) and Kutner (Kal Penn) were the prime medicos since Foreman and Thirteen were off doing the trials and House was off doing his best to annoy C...

By Jennifer Thomas In "Last Resort" a desperate man named Jason (Zeljko Ivanek, "Damages," "True Blood") took hostage a group of people that included 13 and House (Hugh Laurie) who had been in the middle of tampering with Cuddy's (Lisa Edelstein) desk when he was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time do...

By Jennifer Thomas GUEST BLOGGER: LAURA ENRIGHT I've always looked at Foreman (Omar Epps) as the most independent of the three members of House's (Hugh Laurie) former team. Or perhaps the least intimidated by House. Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) often seemed more focused...

By Jennifer Thomas GUEST BLOGGER: LAURA ENRIGHT House (Hugh Laurie) was so close! A few more steps, a knock on the door, and who knows what might have happened! Of course, that's the problem, isn't it? Who knows what might happen when... House (Hugh Laurie) was so close! A few more steps, a knock on the door, and wh...

By Jennifer Thomas House seems to be receiving his own telegrams regarding mortality though not in quite so cruel a fashion. He and his "mini-me" private eye friend, Lucas (Michael Weston) went investigating the strange behavior of best-friend-again Wilson who, if they're surveillance was correct, cou...

By Jennifer Thomas GUEST BLOGGER: LAURA ENRIGHT Babies are a lot of responsibility, as House (Hugh Laurie) demonstrated in Tuesday's episode, Joy" by tossing a vanilla shake-like beverage on Cuddy's (Lisa Edelstein) shirt and knocking a lamp off her desk (apparently to simulate...

By Jennifer Thomas The "True Blood" episode titles all take their names from songs, and like the Morse code played on episodes of "Jericho," the songs provide some hints at the episode's theme. Episode 8 "The Fourth Man in the Fire" is a Johnny Cash song and tonight's episode, "Burning House of Love," is a song...