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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Jeu 3 Sep - 14:52
Les dernières d'Ausiello!
Question: I need some good House-Cuddy scoop. —Lynne Ausiello: They’re going on a trip! I mean, it’s a business trip, but still. During November sweeps, House, Cuddy, and Wilson will attend a medical conference together. What do you want to bet the hotel screwed up their reservation and they all have to share a bed?! I’m in for $10.
Question: More info on Chase’s euthanasia arc and how it hurts his marriage to Cameron on House, please? Cameron euthanized a patient in season three, so it would be pretty hypocritical of her to be angry at him. —Mae Ausiello: Imagine killing someone. Now imagine not sharing that little piece of information with your spouse. See where I’m going with this?
Et House - Episode 6.01 - Broken - Synopsis
House goes through detox, hoping to stop the hallucinations that tormented him; Dr. Nolan (Andre Braugher) refuses to sign the paperwork to reinstate House's license unless House participates in his own mental recovery.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Mer 9 Sep - 16:07
Is it true that Chase is going to euthanize someone this year on House and then keep it from Cameron? — Dyan MICKEY: "That's not quite the story," Lisa Edelstein says of the recently reported euthanasia storyline. "They have some problems with a secret and when your partner is keeping a secret from you, you can't help but have your mind wander about what that secret is. The thing is, it's not the secret Cameron thinks it is, and when she finds out what the secret is, it's kind of worse." What could be worse? Discuss in the comments.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Jeu 10 Sep - 8:15
Question: Have you seen the House season premiere? I heard there were some steamy goings-on between House and she-who-shall-not-be-named. As a Huddy fan, I’m slightly annoyed that we got a hallucination and the new girl gets the real thing! —Alice Ausiello: Yes, I’ve seen the premiere. And yes, there are some steamy goings-on between House and Franka Potente she-who-shall-not-be-named. As far as it being a slap in the face to Huddy fans, I would urge you to watch the (mostly excellent) episode before drawing any conclusions. I consider myself a Huddy fan and it didn’t really bother me — but that’s probably because I possess insider knowledge that Huddy is far from over. Plus, as exec producer Katie Jacobs points out, sex is so overrated. “The thing is this: real sparks and chemistry, which is what House and Cuddy have, are there,” she says. “That’s sort of hard to create. I don’t personally get hung up on whether they have sex, per se. I don’t mean any disrespect to the fans. Sex is great. But, whether they do it or not is sort of not the issue, exactly. They have an attraction. It’s an intense attraction. It’s intellectual. It’s physical. Where it will lead in the future, I really don’t know. But it has not dissipated.”
Question: Have we found out what brings Michael Weston’s Lucas back to House? Ausiello: I’m not sure if we have, but I have. Remember me telling you last week about the little business trip House, Wilson, and Cuddy go on in episode 7? Well, I hear Lucas is tagging along! Source: Ausiello
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Jeu 10 Sep - 16:08
House: Hope for the Huddy Hopefuls! Thursday, September 10, 2009
Alliteration - a literary or rhetorical stylistic device that consists in repeating the same consonant sound at the beginning of several words in close succession.
Anyway, the idea of a new love interest for House (Hugh Laurie) on House predictably didn't sink well with a lot of Huddy fans, but that is to be expected from the more frantic ones. While the spoilers after the cut might add insult to injury (the injury being the hallucinatory sex), at the end of the day, I'd say it's very comforting.
First off, Entertainment Weekly confirms that not only will there be a brand new love interest for House in the person of Franka Potente, there would be a lot of "steamy" goings-on between the two in the asylum (sex in a mental facility, how hot is that?).
However, before invading the net with your angry tirades, watch the premiere episode first, because as House executive producer Katie Jacobs assures, there's really no need to be angry that the Huddy sex was a fake-out and this new person gets the real thing.
"Whether they do it or not is sort of not the issue, exactly," she says, adding that what matters in the long run is what they House and Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) share - "real sparks and chemistry."
"I don't personally get hung up on whether they have sex, per se. I don't mean any disrespect to the fans. Sex is great. [But] they have an attraction. It's an intense attraction. It's intellectual. It's physical. Where it will lead in the future, I really don't know. But it has not dissipated."
See, Huddy fans? It hasn't dissipated even after they physically separate. So don't dwell on the physical, because as this show has shown us several times in the past, there's more than meets the eye. And that, in a nutshell, is the essence of Huddy.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Mar 15 Sep - 14:17
TV Guide:
Lisa Edelstein was trying hard not to give anything away from the new season of House, but hints that House is still into Cuddy. “He’s trying to be the man he was never able to be before, but she's been through a lot with him at this point,” says Edelstein. “So the question is, whether or not she can even respond to that behavior.” House is shooting an episode on location this season: “We just wrapped in Lake Arrowhead, shooting for a couple of days. I never get to go up there, and it was great to be in the mountains for a couple days.”
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Spoiler Alert: Hugh Laurie Beats the Crazy Out of Lin-Manuel Miranda on "House" by Lee Hernandez | 09.14.2009 | 5:25pm
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Have you ever had a roommate who just wouldn’t shut up no matter how many times you asked? That’s Dr. Greg House’s (Hugh Laurie) problem (well, one of his problems) on the phenomenal sixth season of House, premiering Sept. 21 on Fox.
If you recall, House’s drug problems and hallucinations became increasingly severe and unmanageable at the end of Season 5, prompting our favorite narcissistic doctor to voluntarily check himself into a mental institution for help. The opening shot of the new season shows House’s hands and feet tied to a bed at the mental home, and he looks disoriented, distraught and completely out of it. In the scenes that follow, House tries to sign himself out of the facility, but the head doctor, Dr. Nolan (the always phenomenal Andre Braugher), encourages him to stay and get help. Nolan explains to House that his issues “run deeper than vicodin” and recommends a long-term stay for the good doctor, which really pisses House off. Rather than cooperate with Nolan, House decides to rebel against all of the doctors in the facility à la Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. “I’m going to turn this ward upside down, making you and your boss’s life so unmanageable that he’ll write whatever he has to write to get rid of me,” he tells a nurse.
Obviously, House is having a really rough time in the Cuckoo’s Nest, and his situation becomes even more unmanageable when he meets his manic-depressive roommate, Alvie, played by former In the Heights star Lin-Manuel Miranda. Alvie is a high-strung, talkative, neurotic, proud boricua (he even has a Puerto Rican flag above his bed!) who randomly bursts into song and is incapable of silence. We get our first look at Miranda (who is brilliant, by the way) when he introduces himself to House in their new shared bedroom: “Nice to meet you. My roommate last time couldn’t stand me,” he says. With an overdose of sarcasm and a bit of eye rolling, House replies, “Really?” Like Miranda, Alvie is a performer who loves to freestyle and kick beats. “I don’t sing—I rap,” he tells House, adding, “I’m Juan Alvarez. That’s my stage name. But Alvie is what everybody around here calls me—like the Woody Allen character in Annie Hall, but the Puerto Rican version and not as neurotic.” He’s also a ladies' man who flirts during group therapy sessions: “It’s great to be back here in Mayfield. Not just for the food, not just for the ladies—well, okay, maybe just for the ladies!” Miranda’s Alvie is likeable and tons of fun.
When House needs to use the phone to make a call (and he can’t because only certain patients are allowed to make calls), he comes up with a plan that requires Alvie's help. He tells Alvie to allow him to beat him up so that he can be punished for his bad behavior and forced to take pills. He then tongues the pills and doesn't swallow them in order to trade them with another patient in exchange for phone privileges. The fight scene between Miranda and Laurie is hilarious, especially since House actually does want to beat the crazy out of Alvie. “You sure you’re good with this?” House asks him just before he punches Alvie in the eye, throws him to the floor and starts punching him repeatedly in the stomach and face. It’s also funny afterwards when a semi-grateful House tells Alvie, “Turns out you’re my only friend … and I hate you.” Ha! There’s also a funny scene where Miranda kicks some freestyle beats and rhymes on stage during a talent show with House's help. Here are some of the highlights of their dope collaboration:
“Welcome to Mayfield / Where the day feels long / We act strong / But there’s gotta be something wrong.”
“I am a manic Hispanic / I’m trying to make it work / But the doctors think I’m lazy / And my roommate is a jerk!”
If the sight of a grumpy doctor and a manic-depressive Puerto Rican chatterbox kicking flows on a stage in a mental hospital doesn't make you laugh—there’s something wrong with you.
All jokes aside, the House season premiere is also very touching. House and Alvie develop a bromance and hug it out like two bros on Entourage. Also, I won't say specifically how or why, but the most touching part of the two-hour episode comes when we see that House’s stay at Mayfield actually starts to have a major impact on Alvie’s life. Make sure you have your tissues handy when you sit down to watch this episode.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Mer 16 Sep - 16:33
Q&A: Hugh Laurie Of 'House' Talks Season 6 Expectations, Cuddy Fantasy And More
September 16th, 2009 10:00am EDT
House ended last season with a double twist. At first it seemed like Dr. House and Cuddy finally got together and he'd kicked Vicodin. Then they revealed that their tryst was a hallucination caused by House's Vicodin addiction. The season finale showed House entering a psychiatric institution, which is where the new season will pick him up.
Hugh Laurie gave reporters a preview of House's journey to come over the summer. For years we have been analyzing House's behavior, the actor being the character's de facto defender as his real world spokesperson. The issue of whether his entertainingly vicious banter is justified by his ability to solve rare medical mysteries has been at the heart of the show for its five years and counting.
Now the issue deepens. His painkiller addiction has compromised his sobriety, and if he's not practicing medicine, can he still get away with insulting others? House returns September 21 on Fox.
Starpulse: Did you think it was a bold move at the end of season five to say, "Okay, the Vicodin is having a demonstrable affect on House?" Up until then, we'd been saying he's functional.
Hugh Laurie: Well, once the guy starts hallucinating people and events and conversations and more than conversations, liaisons, let me put it that way, then yes, this is someone who probably should be led gently away from the controls of the aircraft.
It's sort of an answer to the ethical questions that's been so fascinating. Does being a great doctor justify the means of medicating himself?
Right, well, it was one of the lines we had early on. It wasn't the pain killers that were the problem, it was the pain that was the problem. Is it preferable to have someone operating sober but in a condition of enormous physical pain. That's probably not a particularly desirable thing either. It's an interesting question and the line is never really drawn. It's sort of an unknowable thing.
We also debate whether his behavior is justified by his brilliance. Does this threaten that hypothesis?
Well, that's a very good question because certainly at the beginning of the season, that is stripped away from him. He is no longer practicing medicine, he's no longer healing, solving medical problems. So then, without that, who is he and what is he really there for? He has to ask himself that. I'm not saying he's hidden behind that gift but he has certainly used that gift to define his role and define his character, his reason for existing. You take that away and he's forced to ask some pretty hard questions.
Were you disappointed that the love scene with Cuddy proved to be a fantasy?
Well, speaking as an actor, it was real enough. Let me put it that way. Yes, I suppose. As a viewer, I would hope that House would find some genuine comfort at some point, that he would find some connection with another warm body with whom he could travel through this lonely cosmos.It was not to be but it may yet be. It may yet come to pass.
This is great too but I think House and Cuddy are good for each other.
Well, good. Me too, me too.
Does this experience make House bitter or has it humbled him?
The season opener, the two hour story at the beginning of the season is a pretty humbling one. He is laid bare to a considerable degree. Apart from anything else, he's in a place where his biggest single gift, his biggest single reason for living is taken away from him and that is to heal. He's no longer healing, he is the healed. So without that, of course he, like everyone else, is forced to start to examine who he really is and what he's there for because up until that point, he's always had one supreme answer which is he's there to solve medical problems, to cure people.
You're a doctor on TV yet we saw you ride a motorcycle without a helmet on the studio lot.
I didn't realize who I was [meeting]. I just saw a lot of people and I, of course, averted my gaze, which of course you shouldn't do on a motorcycle either. That's probably more dangerous than not wearing a helmet. Of course I would wear a helmet and take every reasonable safety precaution and I would advise young people to do the same.
Will we see House escape from the looney bin?
You guys and the looney bin. It's a psychiatric institution.
Didn't House call it that?
The fictional character, yes. He did but House is damaged. I wouldn't describe him exactly as a role model, either in his vocabulary or behavior, but I take your point. It's funny, because the show House has become associated with NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness. We've gotten especially to people being flippant. I'm not saying you were being flippant but terms like looney bin, we start get right sensitive about.
I was only quoting House.
I know, I know, you're absolutely right. You're in the clear. It's my fault.
Will he be regaining his senses and authority this season?
Well, as far as the season goes, I honestly don't know. They tell me about a week after they've told the transport department. That's when I hear.
Do you lose your position?
Yes, I begin the season without a medical license. That is revoked, or suspended rather. It is in the gift of the psychiatrist in charge of my case played by Andre Braugher to decide whether I am sufficiently stable to begin practicing medicine again.
Dr. Nolan (guest star Andre Braugher, L) works with his patient House (Hugh Laurie, R) at Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital in the HOUSE two-hour season premiere episode airing Monday, Sept. 21 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Michael Yarish/FOX
But House wasn't stable to begin with.
That's true, so the zero on the graph is pretty far down that way.
What does he have to do to regain his license?
That, I don't know, because I still don't have it. Four shows in, I still don't have it.
Have they given you some ideas as to when?
No, no idea.
So will he make house calls until then?
He's got a couple of ways around it which I don't want to give away because they are kind of entertaining. Obviously, he will regain his status eventually but at the moment, he's very much on probation.
House seems to have made peace with his flaws. Have you learned from House, the way he's done that?
I would say not, no, but then I wasn't really looking to do that. I would feel like an odd sort of character if I went looking for the fictional characters I was playing to teach me things. That seems to be the wrong way around. I would hope it would work the other way around, I hope.
But he seems like he's okay with who he is.
I'm not sure about that. I think there's a front. There's a façade and he is tough enough to make as if that's the case but I'm not sure it is all the time. I think he is assailed by the same sorts of doubts that assail us all.
Is House a good patient in the institution?
House, as you might probably have guessed, does not go willingly. No, he's not a particularly bitable character and does not cooperate very easily.
Are his insults more vicious to his handlers than they've been to his patients?
I'd say it's neck and neck.
Do any particularly clever ones stand out to you?
I don't remember lines. I honestly can't remember the lines when I'm standing in front of the camera, never mind 10 hours later, 10 days later.
Are the makeout scenes with Franka Potente hallucinatory too or are they real?
You mean did I actually shoot them or did I imagine that I shot them? No, with Franka's character, that is real. That is real.
House (Hugh Laurie, R) and Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein, L) share an intimate moment in the HOUSE Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Darren Michaels/FOX
What do you watch on TV?
Lots of things but I'm not a list maker. I don't want to be quoted with lists of things but there are lots of good things.
Do you think it's a good time for television?
Yeah, I do. Although, that's always a very hard question to answer because so much of it is related to one's own aging process. What is to me a Golden Age of television was actually a Golden Age of me, that's to say when I was 15. So everything looked great at 15. If I was to see those same shows now, I would probably look at them differently. At least I hope I would.
Could you have portrayed House as a Brit? Was there ever any discussion in the beginning?
There was a discussion. It lasted for about 15 seconds. It was never really explained to me at the time because I was the hired help. My guess is that they decided that here was a character who was sufficiently alien, problematic. If they made him foreign as well as an acerbic drug addict, maybe the American public would actually go, "Hold on a second, I don't want this guy in my home." I don't know, maybe that was their thinking but that's me and it's merely a guess.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Mer 16 Sep - 16:51
Deconstructing Dr. House
By Alex Strachan, Canwest News ServiceSeptember 16, 2009 8:02 AM
House returns for a new season Monday, Sept. 21. Photograph by: (Getty Images), (Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES -- Dr. Gregory House. Brilliant diagnostician. Irascible human being. Vicodin addict. And now, when House returns Sept. 21 for a sixth season: mental patient.
For Hugh Laurie, Oxford-born English actor, comedian, writer, musician, husband and father, playing television's most intimidating physician has been both an exasperating and exhilarating experience. Exasperating, because after five years of inhabiting House's skin, Laurie is still guessing what makes his character tick. Exhilarating, because -- same reason, actually.
Laurie allows himself a wry laugh. In person, the actor who plays television's most impossible-to-please physician is both warm and self-effacing. Unlike the guarded, often withdrawn character he plays on TV, Laurie is only too willing to shed insight into both his character and his craft.
Just don't ask him to explain what lies ahead for House, once his character is released from observation at the mental-care facility where he finds himself trapped at the season's outset.
In last May's season finale, James Wilson -- Dr. Watson to House's Sherlock Holmes -- checked his friend and mentor into a psychiatric hospital after House admitted seeing hallucinations and carrying on entire conversations with two dead former colleagues.
House's forced rest has not dulled his edge, nor his temper. In the two-hour season opener, he repeatedly clashes with the psychiatric hospital's senior administrator, played by Andre Braugher. House is angry at life, and morose over a relationship that didn't pan out. He feels betrayed by his friends and abandoned by everything he holds dear.
And Laurie is fine with that. If his character was fundamentally the same person season in and season out, he would quickly lose interest. The actor who played the amiable twit Bertie Wooster opposite Stephen Fry in the cult comedy Jeeves and Wooster for four years has other fish to fry, as the English say.
As it is, House's forced stay in a psychiatric hospital has him going a little stir crazy.
"He's no longer solving medical problems, so without that, who is he?" Laurie asked rhetorically. "It's his reason for existing. You take that away, and he's forced to ask himself some hard questions. He does not go willingly."
Questioning one's own sanity is a tricky act at the best of times.
"Speaking as an actor, it was real enough, let's put it that way," Laurie said. "As a viewer, I would hope that House would find some genuine comfort at some point."
That comfort might include a soulmate. House's brief dalliance with his friend and colleague, Dr. Lisa Cuddy, played by Lisa Edelstein, proved to be just that -- brief.
"As a viewer, I would hope that he would find some connection with another warm body with whom he could travel through this lonely cosmos. It was not to be, but it may yet come to pass."
House maintains a facade in his dealings with the outside world, Laurie says. Far from getting House to open up and reveal his true self, his forced residence in a psychiatric hospital only hardens his resolve.
Laurie has yet to tire of either his character's mood swings or of House itself. The series has been nominated once again for an Emmy for outstanding drama series, alongside Lost, Damages, Dexter, Big Love, Breaking Bad and Mad Men. Some media historians have proclaimed the past 10 years a new golden age of television drama.
"What is to me the golden age of television is actually the golden age of me," Laurie said, keeping a straight face. "That is to say, I began watching TV when I was 15. Everything looked great at 15. I imagine if one were to look at it now, 'everything' would look quite different.
"This is a remarkable time for drama, though, and I feel humbled and privileged to be a part of it."
House returns Monday, Sept. 21 on Global and Fox at 8 ET/PT.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Jeu 17 Sep - 8:50
Question: Has it dawned on anyone that Taub and Thirteen’s three-year fellowships are about to end on House? Do you know if the show plans to follow through on that? And, if so, does this mean Peter Jacobson and Olivia Wilde are leaving? —Mindy
Ausiello: It certainly dawned on me. And it dawned on series creator David Shore — at least it did when I reminded him recently. He says he hasn’t figured out what will happen to Taub and Thirteen after their fellowships expire. Luckily, time is on his side. “It won’t be until the end of the season,” he says, adding that it’s not in his nature to gloss over such plot points. “I don’t like those things to be fake-outs.” What do you think? Do you want Taub and Thirteen to stay on? Or are you hoping they opt to seek greener pastures? Cast your votes in the comments section!
Question: Will Cuddy find out that House had real sex with that woman (a.k.a. Franka Potente) while in the asylum? —Gregory
Ausiello: Not anytime soon, according to Lisa Edelstein. “She doesn’t know about the real girl or the real sex he has in the season premiere,” she says. “So far in scripts I have read she has not acknowledged that she knows. They certainly haven’t discussed it. It might break her heart.” Regardless, Edelstein says the House-Cuddy dynamic “continues to have its ups and downs” this season. “She has to eventually deal with him coming back [to work] and what his role will be and how will she handle him and what kind of state is he coming back in. They have feelings for each other — deeper than colleagues. But who knows if they will ever be right for each other? They never seem to be coming at each other at the same time. We are having fun no matter how we play it. Being at odds and playing off Hugh is great fun. If we ever get together I just don’t want it to seems false or forced, but I trust Katie and David to make the right moves.”
Question: How about a House spoiler? —Jessica
Ausiello: I hear Cuddy will be getting a little action of her own this season. With whom, you ask? Here’s a clue.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Sam 19 Sep - 8:57
Katie Jacob parle du season premiere.
I hit the "House" season premiere screening at the Arclight Cinema here in Hollywood last night where I got a bit of quality time with executive producer Katie Jacobs, who actually directed Monday's two-hour opener.
Jacobs explains the idea behind the special episode, which chronicles the good doctor's two to three month stay in the mental facility where Wilson left him last May.
How did it come together? When did the phenomenal guest actors like Andre Braugher and Franka Potente sign on? And will we see them again? Katie is talking.
Oh, and she's spilling what's to come, post-premiere. Wilson and House co-habitating?
How great is that?
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Hugh aussi !
There are perks to this job.
Getting two minutes one-on-one with Hugh Laurie definitely qualifies.
He's like the coolest man alive.
I don't know if that comes through in this short, little video clip -- during which we talk about Monday's two-hour premiere, how he felt about being the only "House" series regular to star in it, etc. -- but it's true. The guy's got jokes... always subtle, off-the-cuff... very, you know, British.
And though he probably doesn't enjoy doing press -- while sitting through an interview, I imagine all sorts of House-ian type commentary going through his head -- he is always gracious.
Oh good God, I do go on.
Sorry, I like the guy...
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Want to know more? Read on for our Q&A's with House bosses, and check back in Monday's Spoiler Chat for additional dish from Omar Epps, Jesse Spencer, Olivia Wilde and Peter Jacobsen.
David Shore, creator and executive producer
What's House's life like after the mental hospital—does he go right back to doctoring? [After the premiere] he's in a position to get his license back eventually, but the question is should he get back to work? Is that a healthy environment for him, and can he stay away from it? The first several episodes are exploring what happens to the team without him and how far away he really is. House does want to go back, but he also doesn't want to go back—so we explore that. It's about House trying to take the journey to be a little better, and not always succeeding, barely succeeding.
He always seems so happy-go-lucky around other people—is he really, truly miserable? Clearly something had gone wrong in his life—he wound up in an institution for several months—something was amiss in his world.
Is House just a guy with a really stressful job? Is that his problem, if you boil it down to the bones? [House's job] is life and death. As much as he professes that's all a game—and I think that is largely true—it can't ultimately be that simple.
What else do we have to look forward to this year? We're going to do some interesting stuff with the old team coming back. We're going to have some fun with that.
Is the team coming back together because one House is equal to five lesser doctors? In House's absence, Foreman is kind of stepping into the breach, and it's about what's going to happen with Foreman and Thirteen's relationship and who's he going to confirm his team with and who makes sense for that. We are going to see Chase and Cameron intimately involved with the team.
Does Foreman succeed at being the boss? Yes and no. How helpful an answer is that?
Katie Jacobs, executive producer
What kind of stories will we see once House gets out of the asylum? We're working on a bunch of different arcs. What it's like when House comes back to Princeton-Plainsboro, what it's like for him being rehabilitated, not only in terms of Vicodin, but in terms of being less of an ass. What is that like? I don't know. Will he fall off the wagon? Will he insult Foreman on day one? We'll see.
Robert Sean Leonard is one of your faves—where does Wilson fit in this year? One of the episodes coming up that [Robert Sean Leonard] hasn't even read yet is that we felt it was important to spend more time with him as a doctor, as an oncologist, which we never really do. We're in medical mysteries, differential diagnosis, but he's head of oncology, so we have this upcoming episode where House is to Wilson as Wilson is usually to House. Like he'll be in the middle of something and House will drop by, or he'll go see House in the middle of a differential diagnosis meeting, and we'll never even know what they were working on. I'm excited about it.
That sounds awesome— Oh, and big news, when House comes back, I think it's best that he not live alone, so the season starts out with House and Wilson living together.
It's impressive, almost shocking that the show is showing us a cured, healed House. Oh, he's not cured. The way I describe it is if House came into the hospital with a huge wound, a huge hole, like one tiny part of it is healed, it's one more piece of the puzzle—but that's all.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Sam 19 Sep - 13:04
Moitié promo-moitié spoiler, je mets ici
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Edelstein on House's New Season: Cuddy Should Get to Sleep With Somebody Else
Dr. Gregory House has officially gone crazy, and fans are about to dive down the rabbit hole with him when House returns on Monday (8/7c, Fox).
The two-hour Season 5 premiere finds House confined to the mental institution we saw him walking into in the final moments of last season. If you're a fan of Hugh Laurie's cantankerous doc, you'll certainly be happy with the premiere, as he and Wilson (he's in one quick scene) are the only main characters to make an appearance. "It was daunting, I was daunted and I still am," Laurie told TVGuide.com about House's solo flight. "It was a big thing to take on for everybody, to set it in a completely different world, with a completely different cast of characters. A lot of people have taken a lot of risks with this. If nothing else, it's exciting."
In the meantime, TVGuide.com turned to Laurie's co-star Lisa Edelstein to find up what's coming up on this season of House. She reveals what the hospital is like without House, who might give Cuddy a new romantic distraction and what she thinks is the ultimate endgame for "Huddy."
TVGuide.com: Fans were pretty upset with the season finale because the House and Cuddy love scene they've been waiting for was actually a hallucination.
Lisa Edelstein: The thing that I thought was good news about it is that there's only so far we can take it on the show before you change the dynamic, so the fact is, we kind of got a freebie in, because ultimately it can't really be that successful because that's not what House is about. The more time you eke out of the opportunity to just explore two people who have no relationship skills, the more we can play around. I get to be a virgin another time.
TVGuide.com: Was it awkward shooting those physical scenes with Hugh Laurie after having worked with him for so long?
Edelstein: Not for me. I wasn't awkward. Hugh kept saying how odd it was at the Paley Festival, but I'm not married, so there's no issue for me. I think Hugh is awesome, we're great friends and I love kissing, so why wouldn't I love kissing Hugh Laurie?
TVGuide.com: How will the show evolve this season?
Edelstein: The beginning of this season is really about House trying to find a sense of recovery from himself. He's most likely doomed to fail in that regard, but that's where we're at right now in terms of what's happening in the season.
TVGuide.com: House is like a rock for everyone in the hospital. How will that change now that he's not around?
Edelstein: The team is particularly insecure. Even though they all know they're smart, nobody feels quite as smart as House. So there's a lot of second-guessing going on on the team. When you have such an overbearing father, in a sense, it's really hard to know when you can think for yourself. Learning how to think on your own two feet is a challenge when somebody is making all the decisions for you. They're all kind of faced with that.
TVGuide.com: Foreman is taking over the diagnostics department in House's absence. How does he handle the new job?
Edelstein: He's the one that demanded that position, by the way. She didn't hand it to him. He demanded it. I think she respected that, but then she's just like, 'Step up then; this is what you want to do.' He doesn't handle it so well. In trying to be the best boss he can be, he actually really screws it up.
TVGuide.com: What does Cuddy get to do this season that we haven't seen in the past?
Edelstein: This year, Cuddy is really trying to step out a little bit and get her own life and a love life and try not to be so down and up with House, which of course will probably make him go for her even more. I think there's a lot of exploration going on with that. She should get to sleep with somebody else too. All's fair in love and war. Damn it, why don't I get any love scenes with anybody else? Every once in a while, somebody shoves their tongue down your throat that you're not happy about. TVGuide.com: What would your ideal ending for House and Cuddy be?
Edelstein: I'm not into endings because I don't think that's what life is. It's not like Lost, where they're going to get back to the island or everything is going to become clear at episode 17. I think life goes on for everybody. Whenever the show ends, it seems like there's a chance that they might try, although the hope is very dismal for it to work. The complicated dance that they do kind of goes on forever. I would imagine [that] to be the most honest. To some extent, if you just surrender to it and let it be what it is, good and bad and ugly, that's a beautiful thing. Source: TVGuide
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Natalie in New York City: Chase is actually getting a real storyline on House? I still can't really believe it. Chase fans have been waiting way too long for something like this! Yep, Chase is plenty busy this season. Jesse Spencer spills to us, "I'm back on the team. It's kinda old-school: Cameron and Chase, kickin' it old-school. The merging of the teams is a work in progress. People are back and forth, and in and out, but I think very soon it's going to be a complete conglomeration of old and new. It's going to be a new dynamic for the team, which I think is going to be really good." Spencer adds, "I've got a lot of storylines coming my way. There's a bit of dodgy doctoring going on. But dodgy doctoring is all we do on the show. Bend the rules a little bit--that's what House does. If House was practicing medicine [in the real world], he'd have lot his license on day one."
Kelly in Wichita, Kan.: Thanks for the interviews with Hugh Laurie, Lisa Edelstein and the House producers, but where is the rest of the gang? Patience, young Jedi. Olivia Wilde tells us that House's eventual return to the hospital causes a great deal of disruption. "House has changed, and that means our environment has changed. Everyone approaches House's recovery differently. They all have very different relationships to him this season, and it reveals a little bit more about similarities that some of us may have with House."
Dean in Vancouver: House! Peter Jacobson (an actor we always enjoy speaking with) says Taub's just fine with House being gone from Princeton-Plainsboro: "Taub is somewhat relieved to not be the subject of such abuse, as he has been. For Taub it is actually a little bit frustrating, because there are a lot of dynamic shifts and different politics on the team and in the hospital, because House isn't as he was. We don't always necessarily know who is in charge. I came to the hospital for very specific reasons, three years ago, and I'm not sure those reasons are sustained at the moment." OK, but give us one more good tease about the season! Says Jacobsen, "Well, we have one cool case with a suburban Jewish guy who's a porn star, which I think is funny."
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Mar 22 Sep - 11:38
Interview de mon mari
This was my second one-on-one interview with "House" executive producer, David Shore, regarding tonight's season premiere -- I think the first one went far better -- but we're touching on a couple new things: Was there any concern about doing a two-hour opener without the rest of the regular cast? Why did they go there? And will we see House differently after what he goes through behind the walls of this mental institution?
For the record, you should know that though Cuddy, Cameron, Chase, Foreman, Taub & Thirteen are totally M.I.A. tonight, this TV movie of sorts is so worth watching. The writing is fantastic, House is funny as hell right from the start (well, once he gets past his night sweats) and I'm so curious to hear what you think of the romantic relationship that forms between him and Franka Potente's character.
So, yes, please watch tonight and then come back and comment your thoughts...
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Lisa Edelstein has praised the writers of House for exploring the relationship between her character Cuddy and the show's titular character, played by Hugh Laurie.
Speaking to E! Online, the 43-year-old actress, who has played Cuddy for the past five years, promised fans that season six will be "great".
Discussing the rocky romance between House and Cuddy, Edelstein said: "As much as they fight, they fight like people who love each other. They fight like people who have been married for 80,000 years.
"They have a very significant relationship, however it expresses itself at whatever time. She's totally there for him when he gets back."
She added of season six, which premieres tonight on Fox: "It's a great season. It's a rocky road for a lot of the characters and there are some twists and turns that might take people by surprise - if they don't read spoiler pages! It'll be great."
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Mer 23 Sep - 15:07
Les acteurs parlent de la saison 6:
Et des spoilers d'Ausiello:
Wilson will at long last exorcise the ghost of ex-girlfriend Amber this season on House. According to executive producer Katie Jacobs, Robert Sean Leonard’s long-grieving alter ego will sever his final tie to Amber by year’s end.
“Wilson is still living in Amber’s apartment,” Jacobs points out. “And we said to ourselves, ‘How long can he live in the shadow of that relationship?’”
Apparently about a year-and-a-half, since, per Jacobs, “He’s actually going to move out of Amber’s apartment and into a new place way down the line in episode 8 or 9.”
Where does this leave House, who beginning next week starts crashing with his BFF? In what will no doubt be a boon to the burgeoning Hilson movement, Jacobs says they’ll get a new pad together.
Reaction? Happy Wilson is moving on? Even happier House and Wilson are making their living arrangement (presumably) permanent? Sound off below!
Source: EW
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'House' exclusive: Wilson moves on (and you'll never guess with who)! by Michael Ausiello
House-laurie-leonard_lWilson will at long last exorcise the ghost of ex-girlfriend Amber this season on House. According to executive producer Katie Jacobs, Robert Sean Leonard’s long-grieving alter ego will sever his final tie to Amber by year’s end.
“Wilson is still living in Amber’s apartment,” Jacobs points out. “And we said to ourselves, ‘How long can he live in the shadow of that relationship?’”
Apparently about a year-and-a-half, since, per Jacobs, “He’s actually going to move out of Amber’s apartment and into a new place way down the line in episode 8 or 9.”
Where does this leave House, who beginning next week starts crashing with his BFF? In what will no doubt be a boon to the burgeoning Hilson movement, Jacobs says they’ll get a new pad together.
Reaction? Happy Wilson is moving on? Even happier House and Wilson are making their living arrangement (presumably) permanent? Sound off below!
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Question: Rumor has it House tells Cuddy he loves her in this season’s ninth episode. Is this for real? Or is someone pulling a fast one? —Reina Ausiello: I can confirm that, as it stands now, House tells someone he loves Cuddy.
Question: Is it true we’ll meet Cuddy’s sister in the Thanksgiving episode? —Danica Ausiello: She factors into the story somehow, but we don’t actually meet her. Does that make sense?
Question: I loved your interview with Lisa Edelstein on the Emmy red carpet. Do you know how many episodes Michael Weston’s character, Lucas, will be around on House? —Reana Ausiello: More than one but less than 80.
Question: With House getting out of the asylum, does that mean we have seen the end of Anne Dudek as Amber? I hope not! —Patrick Ausiello: Sorry, but I think this pretty much confirms that both House and House have gotten over their Amber fixation.
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Question: Rumor has it House tells Cuddy he loves her in this season’s ninth episode. Is this for real? Or is someone pulling a fast one? —Reina Ausiello: I can confirm that, as it stands now, House tells someone he loves Cuddy.
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Jeu 24 Sep - 13:28
D'après le site Melty:
C'est donc un nouveau spoiler vient de tomber sur la saison 6 de Docteur House. En effet, une nouvelle femme devrait rentrer dans la vie de Wilson !
melty.fr avait décortiqué hier les épisodes 3 et 4 de la saison 6 de Docteur House, c'est aujourd'hui pour une nouvelle de la plus haute importance que nous revenons auprès de ce très cher docteur House. Et lors de l'interview de Hugh Laurie et Lisa Edelstein, rien n'avait filtré ! Wilson, le chef du département d'oncologie de l'hôpital de Princeton-Plainsboro, devrait voir une nouvelle femme arriver dans sa vie ! Mais comment va réagir le docteur House ? Katie Jacobs, productrice exécutive de docteur House, nous apprend également que Wilson "va déménager de l'appartement d'Amber dans les épisodes 8 et 9".
La saison 6 de docteur House s'était dévoilée, maintenant elle démarre pied au plancher. Le premier épisode de deux heures a réuni plus de 16.5 millions de téléspectateurs. Un tel score n'avait été atteint qu'en février 2008 avec la quatrième saison. Et ces millions de fans seront sûrement heureux d'apprendre que le docteur House restera bel et bien dans la série, comme melty.fr l'annonçait hier. S'il souffre un peu de ses claudications répétées, il faut souffrir pour cartonner les audiences des chaînes américaines ! Et ça, c'est pour notre plus grand plaisir !
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Question: Rumor has it House tells Cuddy he loves her in this season’s ninth episode. Is this for real? Or is someone pulling a fast one? —Reina Ausiello: I can confirm that, as it stands now, House tells someone he loves Cuddy.
OMG!!! OMG!!! OMG!!!
Dites-moi que je n'ai pas rêvé!!!!!!!
OMG!! OMG!! OMG!!!
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Sujet: Re: Spoilers [ONLY] Ven 25 Sep - 9:05
From Ausiello:
Princeton-Plainsboro is undergoing another major shake-up: Sources confirm to me exclusively that Jennifer Morrison is leaving House. Neither Fox nor Morrison’s reps would comment, but I’m told the actress did not quit; her exit was a creative decision on the part of producers. Morrison — the first of the show’s original cast member’s to depart — shot her last scene earlier this week and her final episode will air in November.
Suspicions about Morrison’s House future were raised last week when she was MIA at the show’s premiere screening in Hollywood.
Here’s what else I’m hearing about this surprising and, I’ll say it, disappointing, turn of events. * Unlike Kal Penn’s dearly-departed Kutner, Cameron will not be killed off. * Morrison’s on-screen husband, Jesse Spencer (Chase), is not leaving the show. (Do the math and you can probably figure out how she’ll be written out.) * Producers are leaving the door open for Morrison to make a guest appearance later in the season.
The last point will prove little comfort to Cameron fans, especially since this was the season Morrison’s nearly three-year stint on the backburner was supposed to end. In fact, just last month series creator David Shore told me, “Chase and Cameron fans will be happy with the way we’re going to reintegrate them into the team — at least on a temporary basis.” (That temporary qualifier should’ve been a clue.) Even Morrison recently admitted it was “great” being front-and-center again. “I have been working a lot,” she told us, “and there are things that happen to House very early in the season that have a domino effect on all of the other characters.”
La même info from E!Online:
According to our favorite frenemy, Jennifer Morrison's run as Dr. Allison Cameron on House will end midseason, and her exit was a creative decision on the part of the producers. (Meaning Morrison didn't quit; she was written out.)
OK, so that's the alleged behind-the-scenes situation—according to a rep, "The show does not have any comment" on reports of Morrison's exit—but forget the Hollywood drama. What drives Cameron to ditch her job at Princeton-Plainsboro after more than five years in House's orbit?
Read on for the exclusive scoop we got from insiders on why Cameron leaves her husband and the hospital...
Here's what sources spill about Cameron's departure: After Chase treads a thin moral line on a case involving an African dictator, he and Cameron both decide they should get out of Princeton while the getting's good. They plan to quit the hospital together and go somewhere else where they can focus on their relationship and on each other.
And then House gets involved. Because House (Hugh Laurie) is the devil. (Argh!)
House, who loves nothing more than to pour poison in the ears of his friends, starts talking to Chase about Cameron. House suggests that Cameron forgiving Chase for his misdeeds with the dictator is out of character for her.
Shortly thereafter, Chase has an inexplicable change of heart and decides he wants to stay with House after all. Cameron is understandably upset.
Harumph.
According to insiders, this all goes down around episode eight.
If nothing else, this certainly casts a new light on what Jesse Spencer told us at the House premiere party in Hollywood last week: "I've got a lot of storylines coming my way. There's a bit of dodgy doctoring going on. But dodgy doctoring is all we do on the show. Bend the rules a little bit—that's what House does. If House was practicing medicine [in the real world] he'd have lost his license on day one."
Long story short: Chase drank the boss' Kool-Aid, Cameron didn't and horrible, horrible House wins again.
What do you think about this major cast change? Does Jennifer's departure from House and the final destruction of Hameron ruin the show for you, or will you carry on in the company of Cuddy and Thirteen and not mind one bit?
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