Ever since House (Hugh Laurie) checked himself into a mental institution, there have been plenty of changes at Princeton-Plainsboro — especially with House's team of diagnosticians. Taub (Peter Jacobson) quit to pursue a new job, and Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) was fired by Foreman (Omar Epps) after he became the boss. "[The writers] are doing these unpredictable things," Wilde tellsTVGuide.com, adding that House will have more trouble than he thought getting her and Taub back. Find out what Wilde had to say about Foreteen's future and her new movie, Fix.
House's Jesse Spencer on Chase's guilt, Cameron's exit and the new team
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Olivia Wilde: This season, the writers ...
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Twilight, True Blood and The Vampire Diaries all snagged multiple People's Choice Awards nominations, proving that vampires really are taking over Hollywood.
Both True Blood and Vampire Diaries grabbed a nom for favorite sci-fi/fantasy show, while the former is also nominated for favorite TV obsession and its star, Anna Paquin, got a nod in the TV drama actress category. Additionally, Diaries is up for new TV drama.
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Twilight picked up three nominations...
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After a night of partying, a 16-year-old girl is brought to Princeton-Plainsboro when her appendages swell up like balloons. But as a complication of her illness, she is unable to tell the truth, which makes it very difficult for the team to identify the cause. Meanwhile, House joins Cuddy and Wilson at a medical conference for pharmacology and public policy where things don't go as planned.
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House returns from his three-week baseball break, rested if not quite ready. (He doesn't have his medical license back yet.) He'll be at a medical conference on pharmacology with Cuddy and Wilson when his snoop, Lucas (Michael Weston), unexpectedly shows up. Back at the hospital, tonight's mystery disease has befallen a partying teenage girl whose appendages have swollen for no apparent reason. She also can't distinguish between fact and fiction.
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Most of the medical cases on House begin and end in a single episode, no matter how perplexing, complicated or rare. All that changed this season with the arrival — and death — of President Diabla (James Earl Jones), an African dictator accused of genocide and crimes against humanity. Dr. Chase's (Jesse Spencer) faith pushed him to choose to save a country rather than save a patient, and his role in the dictator's death has rocked his...
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