As I said in my Advance Review, “Nobody’s Fault” was an iconic episode that House fans will never forget. Not only did it deliver some brilliant acting performances, but we also got some big shockers.
There was no bigger moment when one of the team-members was victim of a stabbing. It was then when it hit us: House wasn’t on trial because of a patient, he was on trial because of the stabbing of Chase. By the end of the episode, we saw something we’ve never seen before, a remorseful House apologizes to Chase, who may never be the same again.
House Executive Producer Greg Yaitanes was the Director of this episode. I had the opportunity to talk to Greg about this episode. What was it like to be the man behind the camera? And what does it mean for House going forward?
Here’s what Greg Yaitanes had to say about the episode, and the rest of Season 8:
Adam: First off congratulations on your 30th episode of House you directed. How does it feel?
Greg: It’s an honor. I’m fortunate to have a creative home that has celebrated my contribution and allowed me to grow as an artist. It’s not a common thing to find in tv.
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