not really a diehard follower of the series, but izzit true that House is not a cripple anymore?

well... coz IMO most people like to view "tv-series related to real life aspect"

You do know that the medical facts are quite accurate in House right?

Medical jargons are there because it's a f*cking MEDICAL show. If you want humor without technicality go watch Scrubs. Or Greys Anatomy. Or Private Practice.

I know medical students who watch House and given enough clues, they can actually guess the final diagnosis of the patient before the show ends (albeit not all the time).

In medicine, differential diagnosis (sometimes abbreviated DDx or ΔΔ) is the systematic method physicians use to identify the disease causing a patient's symptoms.

Before a medical condition can be treated, it must be identified. In the process of listening to a patient's complaints, examining the patient, and taking the patient's personal, family and social history, the physician makes a mental list of the most likely causes. The doctor asks additional questions and performs tests to eliminate possibilities until he or she is satisfied that the single most likely cause has been identified.[citation needed]

Once a working diagnosis is reached, the physician prescribes a therapy. If the patient's condition does not improve, the diagnosis must be reassessed. The method of differential diagnosis was first suggested for use in the diagnosis of mental disorders by Emil Kraepelin. It is more systematic than the old-fashioned method of diagnosis by gestalt (impression).[citation needed]

The term differential diagnosis also refers to medical information specially organized to aid in diagnosis, particularly a list of the most common causes of a given symptom, annotated with advice on how to narrow down the list. [citation needed]
The term and methodology have been recently popularized by the television series House, MD, where Dr. Gregory House, a Certified Diagnostician, uses differential diagnosis to solve medical mysteries.

house not ordinary common doctor.. he use weird method.. instead use drug in ep 2.. he drink traquila with that pilot patient to test her liver..   .. 

Imagine if they had a series called Foreman, how boring would it be. LOL. And, it was an okay episode. Best bits for me involved Chase, Foreman and Cameron. Miss them lots. As for 13, she deserves to stay? If she does, why not the rest? Although the twins and the Indian are hopeless but fact remains 13 killed the patient. :/

Oooo, the ethical dilemma, so intriguing

Interesting?? More like irritating. There's a reason why she is named cut-throat b**ch you know.....not hard to hate.

Hopefully she goes next. Bring back Bosley a.k.a. old guy who's not a doctor. At least bring him back for a little part, not one of the assistants.

What the heck did the white guy do (the one sitting next to Karl Penn during the elimination process- he too fumbled the flower), NOTHING and he stays? WTF!!!!

Number 13 is the one who solved the case from the previous episode (even though she screwed up by not watching the patient eat the medicine) and from the 2nd episode, she's very active in giving diagnostic to House. But in this episode, she is owned by the cut throat b**** because she still feels guilty about what happened before. BTW, Cameron is actually helping the black guy in some twisted way.. I wonder who will she help next time

13 has more substance than Cameron in the past. Cameron used to be dead-as-wood PREACHING ABOUT WHAT'S RIGHT and blah..blah...blah.. Standing up to House has added depth to her character. 13 has mystery and when she opens up, who knows. Wait and give her a chance la.

I like CTB too. I'd rather she get picked instead of 13.

13 just seems too... dull.

House didn't mention Wilson, Bosley did

Bosley is boring but he does something. The basket who fumbled the flower did nothing Should take two out at once. Reserve one flower for himself.

lol @ BIRTH control pills joke