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By Jennifer Simonovic Meanwhile, Wilson asks House if he has asked out Cuddy yet.  After hearing his not so clear no, Wilson makes the decision to stop even asking (or giving advice) to House.  House obviously has problems with this.  He gets distracted when Kutner introduces him to Sophia, a 16 year old girl whose...

By McCluskey and Miller 30 Rock [9:30 PM, NBC] - First Oprah, then Jennifer Aniston, and now that dude from Cheaper by the Dozen 2. This week, Jack (Alec Baldwin) and Liz (Tina Fey) consider a proposal presented by Gavin Volure (Martin), a businessman who finds Liz irresistible. Meanwhile, Tracy (Tracy Morgan) is...

By Tempo An important note about this week's "House" episode (7 p.m. Tuesday, WFLD-Ch. 32): It goes over "House's" allotted running time, so program your DVRs and VCRs to record a 68-minute episode. "Fringe" will begin at 8:08 p.m. and run until 9:07 p.m.

Title: Conference Pairing: House/Foreman Author: alanwolfmoon Rating: PG-13 to R-ish. Warnings: graphically implied man-sex Summary: Foreman talks to an old friend at a conference, and realizes saomething about how he gets along with house

Foreman nodded, “so do you.” Foreman shrugged. Foreman nodded, sighing. Foreman blinked. Foreman nodded, “yeah.” Foreman shrugged. Foreman frowned, thinking. House hung up. Foreman looked at the phone. House missed him. Foreman smirked. House and Foreman looked out at the hallway.

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 Lindy Parker Radhika and Fabio may have kicked some Top Chef ass this week, but we're not putting them back on the team.  Fabio annoys us, and we think Radhika's hot dog triumph may have been a fluke.  On the plus side, we got four points for Jamie and Carla being in the top 3, and also a point for Carla getting b...

By Barbara Barnett Emancipated is not a word I would use to describe any of the central characters in House, MD. Each character is locked away, repressed by fear, anger, and circumstance. The most emancipated character on the series at this point is a tossup between Kutner and Chase. Both of them have been able t...

PAIRING: House/Cuddy RATING: R (language) SUMMARY: House/Cuddy: Maybe, if it happened, it would happen like this. DISCLAIMER: Owned by Fox and the creators of House. No profit, just for fun, fanfiction. Song reference from Hard-Hearted Hannah as sung by Etta James.

By Richard Keller S05E08) What is Foreman's role in House's little kingdom? From the deep recesses of my dusty brain I recall a conversation he had with Cuddy that his job was to be some sort of monitor to make sure House didn't, you know, rip the lungs out of a live patient just to make sure they were really and t...

By noreply@blogger.com (Earwig) A gun-wielding man from the waiting room at the Princeton-Plainsboro clinic takes House, Thirteen and several patients from the waiting room hostage in Cuddy's office. The man claims to be sick with a long undiagnosed illness and demands medical attention from the best doctor in the hos...

By Scott Foreman does finally go to House and ask for help, but House turns him down. Commiserating with Cameron and Chase he has his own Eureka! moment when he realizes that Jonah is suffering from iron toxicity from all the extra vitamins his brother had been feeding him to make him stronger.

Grade: B- Taub tells Sophia he has Huntington's, and Thirteen freaks out. Sheesh. From Thirteen: "So the object in life is to get hurt just the right amount?" She says it sarcastically, but that sounds pretty much dead on to me. A brief glimpse into Foreman, M.D. Apparently, he's much nicer.

By dylancaseyjohnson Next week, in a special extended episode, a guy pulls a gun on House (uh, haven’t we been ’round this block before) and demands parallel treatment through Thirteen. Let me be the first to predict a double Huntington’s diagnosis and some unexpected cure for the both of them.        Looks like...

Mr. Obama is keeping some campaign advisers close in the West Wing. He has named longtime confidant Valerie Jarrett as a senior White House adviser and is expected to bring along Robert Gibbs as press secretary and David Axelrod as another senior adviser.

House sits in his recliner, brooding. “What?” Foreman rolled his eyes, and turned to go. “Wait.” Foreman stopped, turning back around. Foreman looked down at himself. Then at House. Foreman wanted him to like how Foreman looked. He got up, and followed Foreman down the hall.

By The Huffington Post News Editors Obama is keeping some campaign advisers close in the West Wing. He has named longtime confidant Valerie Jarrett as a senior White House adviser and is expected to bring along Robert Gibbs as press secretary and David Axelrod as another senior adviser.

By Copyhacker Wilson, heart firmly attached to sleeve, tells Cuddy that he's always had a thing for her. "Then let's have dinner tomorrow night," says Cuddy. "Or maybe it would be better if we just had sex in front of House's office." Wilson is just trying to make House jealous so House will pursue Cuddy. Bust...

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 swatkat24@gmail.com Not that I will complain if House and Cuddy try something and then crash and burn… Etc: Did I mention the part where I loved Cuddy in this episode? And am I the only person noticing all the touching that Wilson did to House in this episode?

Now that the election is finally over, my wife and I are having a hard time finding anything to watch on television. During the campaign, we spent a few hours each night with Wolf Blitzer and Chris Matthews and the rest of the cast featured in the "Race for the Presidency" but now that the final...

By Scott A list of all prior House reviews Tags: television medicine house lead poisoning whipples disease celiac sprue chlorine gas agoraphobia Tonight’s episode of House was fairly light on actual medicine, focusing more on the personal aspects. Though there wasn’t much, for the most part, t...

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...

House: Jennifer Morrison Interview November 6th, 2008 Sexy Jennifer Morrison, Dr. Allison Cameron of HOUSE, joins TV Watercooler to hash out her on and off screen love life. We also get her to open up about her upcoming role as Spock’s mother in the new STAR TREK movie by J.J. Abrams. Filed under: House, Movies Article tags: House, star trek movie jennifer morrison as spock's mother Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website Site Staff WEBMASTERS: Erika & Kate Reporters: Positions are Open - email inquiries HERE!. Date Activated: May 2008  Visitor Counter Map of our visitors in the last 24 Hours- can you see yourself? FEATURED ARTICLES **"Light On" should Shine Gold on David Cook. **Why David Cook could...   [read the full post]

House 5.06 - Joy I know that House just walks away afterwards. But I don't think it will strain their relationship. House and Cuddy has gone a long, long way. House might goes back to his sour bastard mode but I think Cuddy can handle him, like always. *hugs them both*.

By Scott A list of all prior House reviews Tags: television medicine house family mediterranean fever insomnia sleepwalking fifth disease abruption An interesting medical mystery on this week’s House, unfortunately bogged down with a solution that makes no sense. Meanwhile Cuddy is having p...

But hey, new House, good times for all. Except for poor Cuddy, of course. She gives the episode its name, "Joy" (for the daughter she plans to adopt), but it seems like she's the only one who isn't feeling it by the end credits. ...

By RikerDonegal(podcast@mail2tv.com) 03.00 The Closer 04.00 House 07.00 Harry O House. Season 5, Episode 4. "Birthmarks" Another classic. The case-of-the-week is every bit as strong as the departure-from-formula element of having House and Wilson drive cross country to House's dad's funeral. Wilson??!! Yeah, this fight didn't last any longer than the others! House and Wilson are starting to remind me of Duncan and Joe on Highlander. How many times did they fight and end their friendship? Lots. So many times that it eventually came to mean nothing. Never mind, it's great to see Wilson back. But - honestly - I miss the private eye guy! Best bit? House and the car keys (plus lamp). Highlight? Harry O (David Janssen) Yet Another TV Review Podcast Yet Another TV Review Book   [read the full post]

By Rob DVD SPECIAL FEATURES: House’s Soap: Prescription Passion; New Beginnings; Meet the Writers; The Visual Effects of House; Anatomy of a Scene: The Bus Crash; My Favourite Episode So Far…; ‘House’s Head’ Commentary. Entertaining, too, were the usual glib and frequently acerbic comment...

By asepinwall@starledger.com (Alan Sepinwall) House" and "Fringe" are far, far from the first TV shows to make their procedural storylines have some kind of thematic parallel to the personal lives of the regular characters. "Grey's Anatomy" does it four or five times a week, "ER" perfected the art of the sledgehammer parallel well bef...

By ada22 Then in episode 6 we’ll get the peak of the Huddy problem which I find totally illogical and stupid. I mean,come on, even my mother thinks it’s stupid and she’s no shipper but a great fan of the show,she likes everyone the same(well,she mostly only cares about House :D).Even my mother thinks H...

By noreply@blogger.com (Dr. House MD) Thirteen seems to agree that if House thinks something is wrong, then something will go wrong during the operation. Then Thirteen notices something about the pictures of elephant man. She asks how long ago they were taken, and Chase tells her they were taken 3 weeks ago. She bursts in on House...

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) House. Season 5, Episode 3. "Adverse Events" Best episode so far this season. An absolute delight from start to finish. There's no angst this week over Wilson (thank frak!) and instead we get a fascinating case, House in hilarious form and a script with layer upon layer of meaning and double meaning and hidden meaning. A bit like any conversation between House and his new best buddy: Lucas (the private eye). Lucas is fantastic. And the best development to hit this show since last year's addition of the new regulars. In fact the show pretty much has a whole new cast now. House has three different team-members (Thirteen, Taub and Kutner) and a brand new best friend (Lucus) who, for my money, is a much-better addition to the show than dreary old Wilson. So...   [read the full post]

SMITH: Senator, our House of Representatives producer, Chad Pergram, who is as plugged in in the House of Representatives as anyone in any network in America -- From the September 29 edition of Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume:

From Orr's report: COURIC: Democratic Congressman Steny Hoyer of Maryland is the House majority leader. Congressman Hoyer, why weren't you able to deliver more Democrats so you could prevent this major failure of American government today?

By Tim Sweeney This is the role of Laurie’s career, and really shows the sort of acting range that he possesses; the fact all his dialogue is done in a foreign accent only increases your respect for his abilities.  Laurie’s phenomenal acting is ably backed up by a strong supporting cast, with Omar Epps (as...

On tonight's show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy learn all about how structure can help you lose weight from the author of The Structure House Weight Loss Plan, Dr Gerard Musante. We led the show off with Dr Lisa Young, author of the Portion Teller and the Portion Teller Plan.

By Amir Ahmad In case you don’t know, House MD is a TV show about a bunch of doctors (the main character being Dr. House himself) who try to solve mysterious medical cases they’re confronted with. Remember, this doesn’t even begin to include documentaries, edutaining shows on Discovery Channel and real...

By Justin Van De Kamp FOX's Hugh Laurie fronted medical drama "House" has, thanks to the Nielsen power of its Tuesday night lead-in "American Idol" become the #1 drama on US network television, beating the recent figures of such blockbusters as "CSI" and "Grey's Anatomy." Will this post-Super Bowl episode m...

By Diane Kristine Outstanding Drama SeriesOutstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series (Hugh Laurie, naturally)Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series (for David Morse as Detective Tritter. Even though I was disappointed in the resolution to his story, the man formerly known as Boomer creeped the hell ou...

On tonight's show, Doctor Fitness and the Fat Guy get the skinny about the Dr Gerald Musante's World Renowned Weight Loss Clinic and book called "Structure House" The Structure House Weight Loss Plan is rocketing up the best seller lists because it is less a diet and more about strategie...

By Diane Kristine Foreman is a bit of a jerk this episode, but he's got reason to be. Someone called to cancel the interview he had lined up with a hospital in New York, starting a chain of suspicion and denial throughout the episode that starts and ends with House. Foreman accuses House of interfering, too chil...

By Diane Kristine His conclusion is that Foreman and House are ashamed of Foreman's reasons for leaving, and that Foreman really doesn't want to go. Shame and pride have been hot topics lately, and the obvious answer to why House won't ask Foreman to stay is that he's too proud. But if he'd watched the episode,...

By Diane Kristine Foreman: He has acute scrotum. Wilson: By that logic a sociopath would make the best patient advocate in the world. House: Am I blushing?  In my favourite line of the episode, House retorts: "First I gotta tell Cameron and Chase that they're violating God's will."

By Diane Kristine As House tells Wilson later, "If I can figure out where you keep going wrong, I can nip this Cuddy thing in the bud before she becomes the fourth ex-Mrs. Wilson." Hector does go rug' is a lame anagram," House says. "Want a better one for Gregory House? 'Huge ego, sorry.'" I can't tell you how much I l...

Something to Watch National Review Online, NY - We watch House MD; we laugh and think that Dr. House is a funny character. There’s nothing more to really think about, because we’re not really thinking ...

By Diane Kristine The set up to the episode was highly promising, with two parallel medical mysteries, with Wilson trying to play House and corral the argumentative ducklings, with House and Cuddy trapped together, Cuddy's life seemingly in House's hands, and House creating a makeshift diagnostic de...

By Diane Kristine When House rats them out to Cuddy, Cuddy and Foreman both assume Cameron is going to be the one to get hurt. Emma and House see the truth, which is that Chase is the one in danger. Emma captures a "glowing" Chase, staring at a photo of his friend with benefits.

By Diane Kristine Cameron asks about his pain, Wilson futilely tries to convince him to stop taking fistfuls of Vicodin in order to relieve the pain that the Vicodin is causing, but House appears to have burned up a lot of the energy anyone's willing to devote to sympathizing much. Faking rehab and brain canc...

By opinionist Colbert’s “Better Know a District” hit list of abused and abandoned House members include: The Hill reports that sharp-as-a-stiletto Emanuel has ordered his greenhorn House Representatives to “don’t do it [the Colbert Report, that is!] … it’s a risk and it’s probably safer not to do it...