Here is a recap of all the spoilers so far. Source from USA Today, sums up all of the scoops and inside stories. Here it is,
Returning fall TV: 'House'
By Bill Keveney, USA TODAY
Returns: Sept. 21, 8 ET/PT, Fox Season: 6
Notable guest:
Andre Braugher as a savvy psychiatrist going head-to-head with the institutionalized House (Hugh Laurie) in the two-hour premiere. "House is definitely a hard patient to treat," executive producer Katie Jacobs says. "It's got to be somebody who commands his respect with both intelligence and strength."
Where we left things:
After realizing his tryst with Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) was a hallucination, the Vicodin-addicted House checked into a psychiatric hospital.
Where we're headed:
In an atypical season opener, House is a patient and almost all series regulars are absent. "He's off the Vicodin, but he's also sort of being an ass or child or both," Jacobs says. The big question, which follows him back to Princeton-Plainsboro, is whether he can make deeper changes. "Could it be a different House?" she asks. "If House went into that hospital with a big, fat hole in his center, he doesn't come out full. Maybe one piece is there that wasn't there before."
Any change in House will affect other characters. Who will run the diagnostics department? Foreman (Omar Epps) is ambitious, Jacobs says. "If Foreman runs the team, what will it look like?" And Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), the oncologist who has been House's anchor, faces his own struggles after dealing for years "with patients he can't cure," she says.
Returns: Sept. 21, 8 ET/PT, Fox Season: 6
Notable guest:
Andre Braugher as a savvy psychiatrist going head-to-head with the institutionalized House (Hugh Laurie) in the two-hour premiere. "House is definitely a hard patient to treat," executive producer Katie Jacobs says. "It's got to be somebody who commands his respect with both intelligence and strength."
Where we left things:
After realizing his tryst with Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) was a hallucination, the Vicodin-addicted House checked into a psychiatric hospital.
Where we're headed:
In an atypical season opener, House is a patient and almost all series regulars are absent. "He's off the Vicodin, but he's also sort of being an ass or child or both," Jacobs says. The big question, which follows him back to Princeton-Plainsboro, is whether he can make deeper changes. "Could it be a different House?" she asks. "If House went into that hospital with a big, fat hole in his center, he doesn't come out full. Maybe one piece is there that wasn't there before."
Any change in House will affect other characters. Who will run the diagnostics department? Foreman (Omar Epps) is ambitious, Jacobs says. "If Foreman runs the team, what will it look like?" And Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), the oncologist who has been House's anchor, faces his own struggles after dealing for years "with patients he can't cure," she says.
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment
Speak your mind. Anything about "House". =)