House Spoilers: Guess Who is Casted as Cuddy's Sister?

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Yes!  Paula Marshall is Cuddy's sister!  Here on TV Guide's Kecks Exclusive is a write up on Paula Marshall as she lands the role of Cuddy's sister. Let's read on ...

Seems everyone in the Cuddy family wants to meet the good doctor's boyfriend. Wouldn't you? Following news that Candice Bergen will arrive on House in January as Cuddy's mom, Arlene, comes word that actress Paula Marshall has just been cast as Cuddy's sister, Lucinda.

"Cuddy's in a relationship now and the boyfriend's meeting the family," explains executive producer David Shore, who hints at some secrecy involving Lucinda's presence. Paula, a familiar face on TV since the mid '90s, is probably best known for her roles on Gary Unmarried, Californication and Nip/Tuck. She is also expected to arrive in January.

As for as-yet-unseen members of Dr. House's family paying a visit — like Mr. Grumpy's biological father — Shore says "that's something we talk about on a regular basis," but nothing's on the map just yet. 

House Spoilers: Eva Amurri Guest Stars on "House"

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Watch out for Eva Amurri, the stripper Jackie in "Californication".  She guest stars on "The Choice" as the fiancee of the patient-of-the-week.  She has a beautiful face and definitely looks a lot like her mother Susan Sarandon.  Here are other facts about her from Starpulse.com:

The daughter of actress Susan Sarandon and Italian filmmaker Franco Amurri, Eva Amurri began acting at the age of seven. Her first film appearance was in the political satire Bob Roberts, a pet project by her mom's partner, Tim Robbins. Amurri then accompanied Sarandon in several films, including Dead Man Walking, where she portrayed her mother's character of Sister Helen at age nine. After breaking out on her own as Sara Livey in the independent comedy-drama Made-Up, she gained some attention as Ginger Kingsley in The Banger Sisters, where she appropriately plays the daughter of Susan Sarandon's Lavinia. Amurri then earned a role in the coming-of-age drama Saved (2003).