If you want to be kept in dark on who House will choose for his team, stop reading here.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, two of the House's three new team members are in that picture above. Olivia Wilde, Peter Jacobson and Kal Penn have all been upped to season regulars, so looks like they will be the three replacing Cameron, Foreman and Chase! I am one viewer who has no complaints with these three being chosen! I really liked Olivia Wilde on The Black Donnellys, Kal Penn of course from Harold and Kumar Go to The White Castle and when it comes to Peter Jacobson I like the plastic surgeon being thrown in to the mix!
The script for House selecting his team is being distributed this week, but no air date was revealed. I would assume the last Tuesday of November sweeps against the season finale of DWTS. Side note…House did better than DWTS in the ratings last night! Way to go House!!!
OMG! House is back and better than ever!!! House as we know lost his team in the season finale and I have to admit I don't miss them at all!!! We get some new characters like Wicked Wilson and Conniving Cuddy and both are so awesome! There is something about the way that the three play together that House doesn't need his team. After watching the first two episodes, you kind of feel that they have been weighing him down for the last three seasons…sorry to Jennifer Morrison, Omar Epps and Jesse Spencer.
Besides getting Wicked Wilson and Conniving Cuddy we get a new bunch of doctors (40 to be exact) trying to get a fellowship with House. They include Olivia Wilde from The Black Donnellys, Kal Penn from Harold and Kumar go to The White Castle and Peter Jacobson from The Starter Wife. The new doctors bring new specialties and new interesting ways to solve the cases. BTW the cases are just as good as they were always were and not as predictable because like I said new specialties new ways to solve the cases!!! And for those you who really like House's old team, don't worry they slowly come back in the second episode! So tune into House tonight on Fox at 9p (after Bones) to see what is shaping up to be the best season ever!!!
Jennifer Morrison and Jesse Spencer have decided end their engagement. The two House doctors gave a statement to People saying that:
"After much consideration, we have decided not to get married," the couple said in a joint statement. "We are still very close, and we look forward to continuing to work together on House."
I am so bummed they called it quits because they were a really cute couple. I wonder what is going to happen to relationship on House…especially since it looked their on-screen romance was going to heat up this season after the season finale. Oh well another real life TV romance that didn't work out. Sad
Any word on Dominic Monaghan and Evangeline Lilly's wedding plan?
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For the first year in a really really really really really really long time, I don't hate them! They would have been better without all the HBO shows and 30 Rock!!!