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- Despite the episode making it look like Wilson will rat House out, and the preview making it look like Chase will do it. It ends up being Cuddy/Cameron/Foreman, in that order of likelihood.
- House screws up this case. Badly.
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- House probably doesn't really know what he's doing with the next case. I especially liked the dotted lines on the patient's arm.
- Wilson dies.
That third prediction is just wishful thinking. >_>
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Wilson is shut down and has his prescriptions frozen.
I think House's prescriptions are frozen.
House's Team seems to be next in line.
In that case, he will effectively removed House anyway, plus having knocked out four other people.
However, yes Cameron's annoying morality is a huge contender to upset that.
I still think Chase and Foreman have enough "loyalty/respect" for House to at least not sell him out, although he is pushing them to the edge, and to add to that, they're actually standing up to him now.
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Cuddy might do it, true. She did sell out House to Vogler, after all.
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House ALWAYS knows what he's doing. Has he EVER botched a case? In the whole series? No Reason doesn't count. House not knowing what he's doing is like the gang getting killed by a real ghost in Scooby-Doo. Defeats the entire point.
Going off how many episodes the previous villains were in (5 and 8 respectively, I believe), we still have another week or three of Tritter-y goodness before House's DEM steps in and saves him, by way of Tritter getting shot while on duty and House saving his life... and in the process, finding something to blackmail him with. Book it. <_<
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- Guy works in some kid's amusement center.
- Guy vomits a lot.
- Guy ends up in PPTH after we learn he's the 18 year-old guardian of his little sister and little brother.
- Wilson's car gets towed.
- Wilson's prescription license gets revoked.
- Wilson says he'll use House's team for prescriptions.
- House thinks he's got a diagnoses and writes stuff on a piece of paper, which he stuffs in an envelope and challenges his staff to figure it out. They get one test each.
- Chase does some test while House peeks in and babbles about the guy's sister/brother lying, i.e.:
House: She's having sex.
11 Year-Old: I'm not having -
House: Yet. But you will. And you'll lie about it.
- Foreman does an MRI while House pesters the guy about drugs.
- Cameron does a heart stress test. House tricks her into trying to stress the guy by making him sad, a la that one episode last season, Who's Your Daddy.
- Everybody fails. House had ordered a test as well, however, and they learned the guy has Hep A. Turns out what House wrote on the paper was simply a list of the tests everyone would do.
- As Foreman is telling the guy he's going to be OK, the guy starts bleeding all over.
- House asks Chase for a prescription. Chase refuses.
- Chase is sent to the amusement place and gets to dig through trash.
- Sometime around this time, Wilson borrows Cameron, who doesn't want to give him any prescriptions without meeting his patients. During a consultation, the patient asks who Cameron is, and Wilson tries to write her off as a student, but Cameron and her big mouth are sure to interject that she's actually a doctor. The patient is worried that Wilson misdiagnosed/-treated her, and neither Wilson nor Cameron is able to come up with a good lie. Damn Cameron.
- House notices he has pain in his shoulder. A therapist tells him he's holding his cane wrong, puts his arm in a sling, and gives him one of those lame four-point canes.
- House hits Cameron up for Vicodin. Cameron gives him anti-PMS medication.
- Some pointless garbage.
- Foreman does an LP on the guy. This is apparently not very useful.
- Sometime, House finds some sap and convinces him to trade canes.
- Everybody does some tests and they find out the guy has something with an 'E', syphilis, and botulism. Oh noes.
- An MRI transpires. The guy has a lot of tumors.
- House orders his staff to test the tumors, and it turns out they're all liquidy.
- House hits Cuddy up for some Vicodin, and gets it. He also has a revelation and realizes the guy has some sort of stress-triggered genetic disease.
- House infects him with four viruses to see which disease he has (i.e., the one that causes the most pronounced symptom tells which disease he has).
- Chase, then Cameron, and finally Foreman keep an eye on him. The guy has a seizure while Foreman is there and thus they conclude he has something or other.
...You should probably have seen the rest of the episode.
I'm not ruling out Foreman yet, though. Despite hating cops, he also hates House.
But he sees House as a mentor of sorts as well.
House ALWAYS knows what he's doing. Has he EVER botched a case? In the whole series? No Reason doesn't count. House not knowing what he's doing is like the gang getting killed by a real ghost in Scooby-Doo. Defeats the entire point.
It could happen. The writers do random, senseless things every once in a while - Michael Tritter, for instance.
Going off how many episodes the previous villains were in (5 and 8 respectively, I believe), we still have another week or three of Tritter-y goodness before House's DEM steps in and saves him, by way of Tritter getting shot while on duty and House saving his life... and in the process, finding something to blackmail him with. Book it. <_<
The actor that plays Tritter was signed on for six episodes, so we probably have two more weeks of "Tritter-y goodness".
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Yeah, I came in around the time they got the tumor-y MRI.
But he sees House as a mentor of sorts as well.
True, and he's quite clearly grown more attached to House since Euphoria, but still.
It could happen. The writers do random, senseless things every once in a while - Michael Tritter, for instance.
Tritter is better than the last two villains, at least. >_>
The actor that plays Tritter was signed on for six episodes, so we probably have two more weeks of "Tritter-y goodness".
Ah. That explains it, and is good news. He needs to be gone, ASAP.
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And Vogler, while an ass, was cool enough in his own right, by being somewhat realistic.
Tritter is a lamer and needs to jump off the cliff, because he's a more petty and annoying ass than the rest of the cast combined.
Vogler >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Stacy (Who isn't a villain) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>^Infinity> Tritter
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No, Vogler was awesome.
Stacy. Was. Not. A. Villain.
Stacy was so evil sometimes we got confused.
And Vogler, while an ass, was cool enough in his own right, by being somewhat realistic.
He was also awesome. You can't forget awesome.
Tritter is a lamer and needs to jump off the cliff, because he's a more petty and annoying ass than the rest of the cast combined.
Not to mention the storyline is totally unrealistic. I mean, his methods are blatantly extortionist abuses of police power. No judge would grant the warrants necessary to suspend prescription licenses, freeze bank accounts, and repossess cards on the basis of a guy having too many bottles of Vicodin, a weak narcotic. Hell, nobody would give him the warrant to search House's appartment - not if the only evidence they have is a bunch of pills in House's jacket. Seriously.
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Yes, she was.
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Chase went into total badass mode, and forced Wilson into this. So I was wrong here.
- House screws up this case. Badly.
Dead. ****ing. On.
However, as said, Chase went into badass mode, and saved the case.
Chase > The rest of the team CONFIRMED!
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First baseball and now this? Damn FOX.
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Wilson's move was totally unexpected. Almost makes the character worth something!
Dead. ****ing. On.
Yes, we were both right. Kenri got pwned.
First baseball and now this? Damn FOX.
Damn them indeed. What are they showing instead, anyway?
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Message last edited by Silvas on 11/28/2006 at 11:07:03 PM
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Then again, if he had had his Vicodin, he wouldn't have needed stopping. >_>
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House was medically useless the entire episode, right from the start when he dismissed the allergy theory and sent everyone after some bacteria, meanwhile progressively screwing the girl more and more with every procedure. He even viciously attacked Cuddy for theoretically allowing the nonexistent bacteria to fester rather than administer broad spectrum antibiotics, perpetuating a stream of even more hopeless, damaging tests just to prove he was right when he was really rather wrong. Hell, they even removed the girl's gall-bladder. -_-;
Face it, House failed miserably. Chase didn't stop him from horribly botching the case, he simply stopped him from disfiguring the girl on top of all the other fun times he ordered.
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His only major theory was "bacteria lol". It fit just as much as everyone else's.
Remember Detox?
Yes, but he got that one right without anybody almost loosing a couple of appendages.
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