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I DVR'd it tonight because one of my friends is coming over after work to watch, so I haven't seen the episode yet. But no, Wilson is definitely NOT gone for good. I can tell you that much.
I DVR'd it tonight because one of my friends is coming over after work to watch, so I haven't seen the episode yet. But no, Wilson is definitely NOT gone for good. I can tell you that much.
I don't know if you care about spoilers or not, so I'll be vague, but I edited my post because the preview for next week came on
New episode tonight! I read somewhere, though, that after tonight there won't be any new episodes for 3 weeks. Fucking baseball play-offs
"If Wilson were getting handcuffed on the hood of his car, would I be carrying on a differential?"
One of the truly hilarious lines of the season, along with that "Amber/Burnt Sienna" bit from episode 1.
That was honestly one of the best episodes of House I've ever seen. It was hilarious and sad and just the quirky drama that I've always loved. This seemed almost like a pre season 4 epi., too with the old team taking a large part in the differential. What we found out about House's dad was a big shocker, and his speech at the funeral really helped show why House is who he is. Every scene with House and Wilson tonight was absolute perfection especially when House finally confronted him in the empty funeral parlor.
My only complaint actually was with how much of the old crew there was in this episode. They really need to stop stringing this along, there's absolutely no reason for Cameron to even be on the show anymore (not saying I don't like her but) and seriously, is Chase the only surgeon in the entire hospital because the fact that he is doing EVERY surgery just doesn't make sense.
Like I said, it's not because I don't like the two characters, but it feels like they're stretching out a storyline that should have come to an end last season.
Well, they've said they have no plans to let any of the old team go, and that we'll be seeing much more of Cameron and Chase this season than we did last year. The first 10 episodes of Season 5 were actually supposed to be part of last season's storyline, but ended up getting pushed back because of the writer's strike. The producers always said that Cameron and Chase would eventually be making their way back to having a larger part on the show, and I think we saw the start of that tonight. Without the strike last year, this probably would have been something like the 20th episode of season 4.