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Beschreibung der Global Promo, leider noch kein Video zu finden
It’s starts off with a voice over saying,“Next Monday on an all new House,House is trying to drive Cuddy crazy“
Flashes to the both them in Cuddy’s office argueing, and many of the scenes resemble that of when he was trying to piss Cuddy off before the balcony incident.
voice over: „But how far will he go?“
Shows the original intro scene of Dominica, but with added wedding bells.
then shows the scenes of the wedding from the fox promo, with Wilson’s pummeling the opponent comment, and then I missed the last part about Masters, but her facial expression was wonderful.
Sneak Peeks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydg4bpRUAeA
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House M.D. Sendetermine für die restlichen Folgen der siebten Staffel: [H]OUSE heads you requested it.. … / RareForm1906 / Brizzly
besagte Global Promo für 7×17 Fall from Grace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsRfW4KX0vc&feature=player_embedded
May Sweeps Scorecard: Deaths, Weddings, Pregnancies, Sex, Reunions and More!
Number of weddings: At least 7
Romantic Reunions: At least 2
Number of couples having sex for the first time: At least 1
Number of shocking pregnancies: At least 3
Number of babies born: At least 3
Number of breakups: At least 2
Number of confirmed fatalities: At least 5
Number of paintball wars: 1
Number of Near-Death Experiences: At least 1
Number of possible fatalities: At least 3
Number of resurrections and/or big returns: At least 2
Number of onscreen firings and/or resignations: At least 1
Number of engagements: At least 1
Number of time warps: At least 1
Matt’s Inside Line
One team member is leaving, another is returning, “Huddy” is no more and House himself is back on the Vicodin. Fox’s hit medical drama has many balls in the air as Season 7 winds down, so what sort of finale are we looking at? Will it be about transitions? House again trying to stop the pill-popping? A ruined romance revived? “Those are all good questions you’re asking,” exec producer Greg Yaitanes said when I put forth that string of season-ending stories. “And about all I can say is that a lot is going to come to a head in the finale. Everything you’re talking about, these are all things that in some form or another are going to get answered or addressed before the season’s up.” House fans, what sort of cliffhanger, if any, do you think we’ll get?
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Question: House and his new “wife” are going to break up soon, right?! —Cris
Ausiello: Wrong. I’m pretty sure they’re together for the rest of the season. In fact, there’s talk the actress playing Mrs. House — Karolina Wydra — might be back next season.Question: There’s a rumor going around that Wilson will die in the season finale of House. Say it ain’t so, Ausiello! —Cherie
Ausiello: It ain’t so. There are no major deaths coming up on House. This season.House Exclusive: Season Finale Special Guest Star and Title Revealed! House Exclusive: Season Finale Guest and Title Revealed! – TVLine – TVLine
Zur Folge 7×18 „The Dig“
‘HOUSE’: OLIVIA WILDE TEASES ON HOUSE/THIRTEEN ROAD TRIP
It’s been far too long since we’ve seen Olivia Wilde step into her scrubs and in the show’s landmark 150th episode, airing April 11, we learn why: Thirteen’s been in the slammer! And if you think you’re curious to find out why, just wait until you see how desperate House is to crack the case in this incredibly wrenching (and fantastic!) episode.
“I have to say, this episode is probably my favorite that I’ve ever done on the show. It explores her return, but it kind of takes the scenic route,” says Wilde, speaking exclusively with EW.
Desperate to find out more, House shows up at the prison gates to collect Thirteen when she is released and ends up taking her on road trip with the goal of getting the truth out of her — and he does. (This is House, after all.) But it comes at a price. “In order to sort of melt her steely resolve, he has to show a little bit of his own vulnerability, and I think that’s what makes their interaction ultimately really kind of unusual and really interesting,” Wilde says. “He’s reaching out to her and showing her his rawness. I think that’s what encourages her to open up. It also comes after several attempts to throw him off the course. She tries to throw him off the scent, but it doesn’t work because he’s too smart. She eventually has to give it up.”
As for what the secret is…oh, I can’t tell you that. But I can tell you that it’s sort of a secret wrapped in another secret, wrapped in another secret, all of which leads to an amazing moment. By the end of it, you’ll never want Thirteen to leave again. At least, that’s what Hugh Laurie thinks.
“I’d bet money no one will figure out why she’s in jail before we tell them because until I read it I had no idea,” he says. “I think our fans will be left salivating.”
Do you really think this green card marriage stuff is going to stick on House? I mean, let’s be honest: people want Huddy. — April
Well, it doesn’t really matter what I think. What matters is what is going to happen. And from the looks of it, yes, it’s sticking. But you won’t have to see her all the time. “She comes and goes. We have no definite arrangements there,” Hugh Laurie told EW at the premiere of Hop in Los Angeles. “We may meet some other people from her life, and she expressed that for her it may be more than a Green Card marriage. That will cause problems inevitably.” We’d expect nothing less.House Mystery: What Did Thirteen Do?!
Holy twist, Batman: Turns out when Olivia Wilde’s Huntington’s-afflicted Thirteen tendered her leave of absence last May on House, she wasn’t jetting off to some foreign land to undergo an experimental medical treatment — she was going straight to jail!
The bombshell was dropped into a Fox press release previewing the Fox hit’s April 11 episode:
“Thirteen has been in prison for the past year, but the real mystery for House is what she did to get there. When she exits the prison, she is taken aback to find him waiting for her, and unaware he’s got plans for the two of them for the next few days. As House probes Thirteen for more information about her crime, intent on solving the puzzle of her mysterious incarceration, they travel to an annual spud-gun competition and join forces to compete against House’s much younger, overconfident rival, and along the journey uncover secrets and truths about each other.”
Earlier this year, House creator David Shore hinted to TVLine that Wilde’s comeback would confound expectations. “We have something very cool in mind,” he said. “We’re writing an episode built largely around her return. I know [fans] are speculating about what happened to her during her absence, and I don’t want to rule anything out.”
Getting back to the question posed in the headline, why did Thirteen get tossed in the clink? Sounds like the perfect topic for a poll question!
@GregYaitanes: hanging with @Galetat in my office. …
@TheGlamReporter: The House season 7 finale is AMAZING!!! Great season, great crew, great cast!
@omarepps: Just had our table read for the season finale of the 7th season of [H]ouse! Simply amazing! THANK YOU for tuning in! And get ready for an incredible 8th season.
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EDIT:This “secret” of Thirteen’s on House, why she went to prison. Yes, I need more details on that…stat! — Margo
No amount of doctor puns will get me to divulge the secret, but I can tell you that she isn’t crying over just anything in that preview you’ve seen. The secret/reason is incredibly heartbreaking. And Olivia Wilde says once it’s out there, we can expect to see it bring Thirteen and House closer than ever (…but not romantically). “She really does appreciate his acceptance of her, and sometimes, I think that she feels he’s the only person in the world who understands her. Certainly after this episode,” she says.What does House say to Thirteen to make her tell the secret? Is it Cuddy related…? – Jordan
Yup. “It’s shocking to her because of the vulnerability that he expresses along with it,” Wilde says. “He’s been perfectly happy in the past to drop bombs about himself that he doesn’t seem to be very emotionally affected by, but it’s the fact that he seems thrown off his comfort base a bit. He’s reaching out to her and showing her his rawness.”Taken from: SpoilerTV http://www.spoilertv.com/2011/04/latest-from-ew-various-shows-1st-april.html#ixzz1IHWxQchV
I checked out the next new episode of Fox’s House (airing April 11), which revolves around the return of Olivia Wilde’s Thirteen. We already got you speculating on why the gorgeous doc has been behind bars for much of her absence, and I’m not about to spoil that surprising reveal. Instead, I will share that House’s road trip with his onetime underling coincides with what would have been the first anniversary of his and Cuddy’s coupling (he himself offers up with no small amount of regret on his face). Also, the extremely entertaining episode ends with House saying the very nicest thing he could say to Thirteen. Back at the hospital, Foreman discovers that Taub has been “playing doctor” with not one but two lovely ladies. But seriously, back to Thirteen: The TV screen has missed her. Oh how it has missed her.
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Preview: HOUSE 7×18 “The Dig”
Remy Hadley (Olivia Wilde), a.k.a.13 or Thirteen, makes her return in House’s 150th episode when a clued-up House (Hugh Laurie) decides to collect her freshly out of jail. What’s the opposite of a last meal? Maybe a welcome back cocktail offered by House. Bottom(s) up for 13 and off they go on a three-day road trip following House’s plan to team up for his annual spud-gun contest.
“The bitch is back” as House puts it.
Spoiler alert: Here are a few examples of what can be expected in “The Dig:”
House waits for Thirteen to be released from prison
House’s MVPs, Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) and Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), are both MIA during the whole episode but they do get several mentions.
Two other very contentious spoilsports, for similar motives, also get a mention. House’s ‘soon to be green-card holder’ killjoy is away with her boyfriend. And Lucas (Michael Weston), “Cuddy’s weird boyfriend,” comes up.
We finally get a clearer ruling on how long House and Cuddy’s relationship lasted. It’s in the same ballpark as 13’s absence since House sadly informs 13 their relationship ended a couple of weeks ago and later admits regretfully they would have celebrated their first anniversary.
Taub (Peter Jacobson) and Foreman (Omar Epps) enter a debate on their dating lives considering the latest incident while Masters (Amber Tamblyn) and Chase (Jesse Spencer) maintain their odd bonding.
Thirteen is released from prison
House and 13 make two stops on their way to their destination. One of which displays 13’s masculine peculiarities –guys beware–; while the other shows off her feminine qualities, or lack thereof according to House.
House knows the legal reason for which 13 went down but he knows it hides a bigger crime the authorities were not able to convict her with. This explains why House couldn’t find the missing pieces from the puzzle and sets out to find out what she really did.
Little secrets are revealed like little bombs dropped although the episode as House and 13 up the ante on their games to uncover more about each other step by step. It goes hand in hand with what happens at the competition as it’s made clear why House choose 13 to join him to try and beat his young opponent.
House and 13 engage in a give-and-take personal battle mixed with moments of closeness and distance. It allows 13 to confess her darkest wrong doings and to express her biggest fears while House gradually lets 13 see a glimpse of how he feels after the recent events.
House listens as Thirteen talks about the circumstances surrounding her arrest and prison term
A parallel can be drawn between the patient and 13 in “The Dig.” The title refers to the home –or to be more accurate, the ‘hole’– the patient and his wife are leaving in, an environment that contributed to getting them sick. It also refers to the ‘hole’ where 13 served time. In both cases, they ended up getting where they are because of family related questionable decisions.
Last hint on 13’s mystery: She now has something in common with both Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) and Wilson that we know of so far. House is by no means shocked by the revelation. Knowing House’s stance on the matter, in the end, he unsurprisingly makes 13 an offer she can’t refuse.
What did 13 do to be put behind bars? Who is Taub spending time with lately? How will the team react once they know 13 is back? Is House on the path to recovery or still hurting from losing Cuddy? Does “The Dig” offer some real and deep ‘digging’ from the reunited duo?
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