everybody lies
everybody lies
They're saying that the team didnt check the bones to make sure that his story was true. <-- I was wondering the same thing.
True, but if you think about it, chicken bones is a legit reasoning. Chicken bones are hollow, and thus splinter creating sharp shards, while any other animal bones are safe to eat. Same reason why you don't let your dogs eat chicken bones, but any other type of bone (that's not bird) is ok for them to eat. Using this reasoning, there's no real reason for them to check.
I just woke up, so hopefully that makes sense, ignore any awkward things lol.
Oh come on now people.
Bone fragments found in colon + taking the identity of a dead son from three months ago = Some strange shit is going on here. And that's if you're excusing the sob story/part confession he told Masters.
Yup, or he could just... be a typical homeless person.
He only pretended to rat her out to make his team believe that he did. There was a scene afterward where he says she'll be the safest astronaut up there and Cameron claims he couldn't kill her dream
Edit: He also says he should tell her the truth before she slashes his tires
Ah yeah that's right, well anyway my point still stands. House doesn't usually give a fuck about tip toeing around patients (sup breaking into houses) to get the truth. This just doesn't seem like him is all. I also realise they wrote this in like this for more of a cliffhanger and lead-up to the next episode, all I'm saying is it's a little peculiar lol.
Yeah I agree, I wasn't trying to say you were wrong or anything, just correcting that last little bit :D
Man I just found out no new House or How I met your mother for the next few weeks. My mondays are ruined![]()
my mondays and my thursdays, sucks all around
God Dammit.
Wanted to see wtf they were going to do about the Cannibal![]()
Spoiler about 13's absence:
Spoiler: show
Spoiler: show
Reading those comments, I can't stand House hipsters goddamn.
YAY SHE'S BACK
http://www.tvline.com/2011/04/robert...orn-yesterday/
Before he joined Fox’s House as the yin to Hugh Laurie’s yang, Robert Sean Leonard was an accomplished Broadway thespian with a handful of Tony nominations (and a win — hello!) under his belt. Now, for the first time in nearly a decade, he’s back on the Great White Way in a revival of Garson Kanin’s 1946 comedy, Born Yesterday. So, while the show is in previews at the moment (ahead of its April 24 opening), the actor is juggling his stage duties with his taping of the final episodes of House‘s seventh season, meaning he commutes from NYC to L.A. on his one day off a week. What was so appealing to him about playing the journalist hired by a corrupt tycoon (The Defenders‘ Jim Belushi) to tutor his airheaded girlfriend (played by newcomer Nina Arianda) that he’d put himself through all this? A hint can be found in the headline. But, as you might expect, there’s more to the story — much more.
TVLine | Why did you wait seven years to return to Broadway?
This is my last season of House. I’m shooting my last episode now. Contractually this is it. There’s also no deal for House next year because Comcast bought NBC Universal and no one has a deal. If I do House next year it’ll be under a new umbrella. But legally and contractually, I’m free after this [season]. So my wife [Gabriella Salick] and I were wondering how the summer looked and what we wanted to do. And I’ve never had enough time to do a play [while doing House] because our hiatuses are only about a month of maybe six weeks long.![]()
Well, I know when I'm killing myself. D:
FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU All good things must come to an end... But god damnit. >_<;