Life Sucks in the Prison

Last season of House M.D DVD ended with a diagnosis of engineering, drug addict and every asshole Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) was driving by the house of his ex-girlfriend and the head of an emotional outlash to deal finally with their feelings and rupture unresolved grief. Log in Season 8 of the long-term medical intervention, and it is not even the big house is not infallible. We catch up with him the day of his parole hearing after serving time for his little incident. On the basis of "caring" behavior, the Commission decided to grant parole in five days. Five days. Five days in jail smelly, and the man still can not keep his trap shut. It is less time then you have in "The Ring" and even managed to roll idiots.

Of course, I have a little 'unfair. It is not always the fault of the House. He refers to a local drug out of the prison director to control crime - meaning House is both cut and steal, Vicodin (surprise!). And even if the House plan to study physics and solve the mystery of dark matter as a whole leave the big house, it seems that where he goes, the brain is a wonderful mystery and amazing doctors who follow him. This time the patient is another inmate who suffers from joint pain, House, usually brushes the guy and he goes to the prison clinic. Only after prison doctors diagnose errors said the Chamber is once again facing the authority to disobey orders and try to demonstrate that risks everything to save a patient, or to prove he was right.

Starring beside him was a newcomer Dr. Jessica Adams (Odette Annable), Assistant to the prison doctor, who not only supported by curiosity and the House to give him assistance in case, but ends up risking his job to save the patient and the House to prove a theory. It seems that the season is about to end, I argue that seemed to go more of Martha M. Masters (Amber Tamblyn) ever made, and looks like he could hold his breath, like to work with, and learn the house (if you do not mess that up, that is). And despite the brief seconds that show out of trying to make you believe otherwise, again, the House was right. It takes the fun out of guessing when he is always right.

A single episode of this season of the series and the defects are more obvious than ever: you can not keep a show out of a character who is almost always never wrong, and does what he wants. Prison so far nothing seems to have taught House. The surrounding world is their playground and the consequences. I have curiosity to see how their colleagues back to Princeton-Plainsboro will react once it comes out. House burned down most of its bridges, and leaving Cuddy in the series, which lost one of its connections only human small.

Interestingly, however, it was revealed that the House has chosen to prison: he hired a lawyer and took the first agreement, which was offered him. It has always been a little masochist, but for me it will only further break House with character of reality. One of the only times the House actually paid for being an ass because he was chosen to do so? Oy Vey. Although the episode ended in an isolated house in the treatment of the patient's head against the prison doctor's prescription, a brief preview of next week, showed a shocking, the House of jail and back to help the new team of doctors in the hospital.

Last season, the show struggled, and it will be interesting to see if some new doctors are enough to help find more than one leg to limp around the house. It would be a shame to see the show just a bit exhausted after so many years, especially considering the strength of a character house used to be. Wherever the program is later this season, I'm sure the house will probably always be correct.
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