House: 6x19 "

[bigdaddy]

It's like his infidelity is the only interesting aspect the writer's chose to give the character. Although I suppose that's one more than they gave Foreman.

Hey now! To be fair Foreman is just the token black character so it's against the laws of writing to develop his character.

 

[Chaos Descending]

Yet both of those accurately describe the episode in question...

That's because the original post has been edited with the correct information. My response was to the earlier version of that post which described next week's episode by mistake.

That's for the clarification. I was wondering why you had a problem with that synopsis!

 

[Hermiod]

Bad.

This Taub story is dragging the show down. The only thing that really redeemed this episode was the final scene with House finally telling Cuddy how things are.

 

[BigFoot]

^ The "Midnight Train to Georgia" bit was pretty awesome too.

 

[Hermiod]

^ The "Midnight Train to Georgia" bit was pretty awesome too.

Meh, not really. I didn't really need to see Billy from Neighbours sing.

Though I did find the sheer number of empty glasses in front of Thirteen funny - why do I get the feeling she didn't pay for any of those ?

 

[sidious618]

^ The "Midnight Train to Georgia" bit was pretty awesome too.

That part wasn't nearly as funny as I thought it'd be.

 

[Saul]

Taubis an uninteresting character for me, along with 18th. They seem planted with specific faults or uniquness that are on show, one a cheater, the other a lesbo. Cameron, Chase and Foreman were characters who seemed normal but you had to dig deeper to get to what they really are. 13 and Taub wear their personas like a coat.

 

[Trekker4747]

Put the bottle of Taquila down, Cinco de Mayo was days ago.

 

[Agent Richard07]

I was reading Robert Downey Jr.'s bio and found this...

During his days of drug addiction, Robert once wandered into a stranger's house and passed out on a child's bed.

 

[BigFoot]

^ Oh man, that is hilarious (the fact that they did the same thing on House, not that it actually happened on Downey Jr.)

 

[Christopher]

I was reading Robert Downey Jr.'s bio and found this...

During his days of drug addiction, Robert once wandered into a stranger's house and passed out on a child's bed.

Which raises the same question I had before: how did he get in? Don't most people lock their doors? How do you just wander into someone else's home?

 

[Finn]

I'm watching it on hulu right now. I immediately thought something looked fake about the wedding ceremony scene, some of the lines a bit forced.

 

[Finn]

Did Wilson put something in House's Ibu bottle the night before?