Cheers to Robert Sean Leonard for bringing down the House. He's been doing skillful, subtle work for two decades — I always thought he should've gotten a huge movie career out of Dead Poets Society — but Leonard has never been better than in the aftermath of Amber's death. As Wilson has finally stood up to his abusive mentor ("We're not friends anymore, House. I'm not sure we ever were"), Leonard has more than held his own opposite the formidable Hugh Laurie. So where's his Emmy nomination?Related:• VIDEO: Robert Sean Leonard sizes discusses the Wilson-House friction• Share your own raves and rants about other shows on the Reader Cheers & Jeers discussion board.• We may feature your Cheer or Jeer on TVGuide.com or in TV Guide magazine!
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Got burning questions for Hugh Laurie and Robert Sean Leonard about the new season of House and how House and Wilson can fix their relationship? Send 'em our way and we'll ask the actors directly for a coming story!House returns to Fox Tuesday, Sept. 16 (9pm/ET).
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In last seasons stunning House finale a grieving Wilson Robert Sean Leonard was in no mood to forgive his self-centered pal House Hugh Laurie whod been tangentially involved in the death of Wilsons girlfriend Amber Anne Dudek To gear up for the premiere Sept 16 at 8 pmET Fox we asked Leonard about the future of their friendshipTV Guide Give us some scoop on the relationship between House and Wilson when the show returnsRobert Sean Leonard Well Im allowed to say that I got to go home for a while Houses selfishness indirectly caused a major tragedy in Wilsons life Even if he doesnt blame House its still heartbreaking Wilson just wants to move onTV Guide How will the relationship change when Wilson returns He took a lot of abuse from HouseLeonard And he will continue to do so House is the Phantom of the Opera a mysterious brilliant antisocial jazz-loving bourbon-sipping cant-hold-a-woman lead guy
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As the season rushes to a close, so do the fates of many characters in one wrenching season finale after another. This is the time of year when terrible things tend to happen to terrific characters, and that was certainly the case on Fox’s Monday night shows.Starting with the best: House. Kristi Yamaguchi wasn’t the only one clocking a perfect score last night—yes, I played back Dancing With the Stars to come down off my emotional House high. House scored a “10!” (mimic Bruno’s fist pump) with this gripping two-part finale, which shockingly and movingly pulled the plug on the character of Amber, whom we will no longer refer to as Cutthroat You-Know-What. She stole Wilson’s heart, and ultimately ours, and Anne Dudek was magnificent throughout. When it was made clear that nothing could save her from the multiple traumas triggered by that bus crash that fractured House’s memories, painful goodbyes were in order for a truly memorable character. (T...
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How does being beautiful — or deformed — make others treat you differently? That was the central theme in tonight's episode, and it brought out some unexpected twists and revealing moments for House, as well as the POTW.Kenny is on his way to Princeton-Plainsboro for surgery to correct the major congenital facial deformity that keeps him from being "just another face in the crowd." The catch is that the entire experience is being filmed (and bank-rolled) by a documentary crew. Everything's set to go in the OR and Chase is about to perform the surgery when the kid has a heart attack, followed by a host of other symptoms that seem to jeopardize his facial surgery.Meanwhile, Dr. Terzi (Michael Michele) has shown up for "class" with the rest of the Wannabes, who immediately start trying to figure out whether she's guaranteed one of their coveted spots. House, who clearly has the hots for her, can't stand the fact that he's sort of hired her, and has a little heart to heart wit...
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