House - Episode 6.16 - Black Hole - Promo 2 Posted by DarkUFO at Thursday, March 11, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

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House - Episode 6.16 - Black Hole - 3 Sneak Peeks Posted by DarkUFO at Thursday, March 11, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

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House - Recap - 06x15 "Private Lives" Posted by r_lyster at Thursday, March 11, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

There’s an old saying that applies to this episode: Two people can keep a secret if one is dead… and the other doesn’t work for Princeton-Plainsboro. When House unearths a sexually explicit skeleton from Wilson’s past, the situation yields hilarious results.

Frankie is a compulsive blogger with boundary issues. She obsessively shares the intimate details of her life—everything from eating habits to sexual practices—with her readers, despite her boyfriend Taylor’s objections. They’re in the midst of an argument on the subject when a neighbor knocks at their door. The man begins to complain about the noise but stops short when he notices a huge, pulpy-red bruise covering half of Frankie’s face. Her boyfriend asks what happened but she’s just as mystified as he is. She opens her mouth to speak and blood runs from her gums. Taylor tells the neighbor to call an ambulance.

The team confers with House on Frankie’s case. He assigns the weekly B&E to Thirteen and Taub. They don’t find any toxins in the apartment, but Frankie’s neighbor tells them she has a habit of picking up the rat poison he puts out around the building.

Meanwhile, with the Hilsons… Wilson inquires about his roommate’s plans for the evening. Displaying boundary issues of his own, House unabashedly states his intention to spend some quality time making his weeble wobble. Wilson convinces the porn enthusiast to accompany him speed dating, instead. When he arrives at the event, House is annoyed to learn Wilson has also invited Chase. He says the younger doctor will dominate women’s attention simply by virtue of being so damn pretty. Chase disagrees; he thinks it’s his personality the ladies love. House tells him to put his money where his perfect little bow-shaped mouth is. He bets one hundred dollars that even if Chase loses the accent, doesn’t tell anyone he’s a physician and acts like an imbecile, he’ll still go home with a fistful of phone numbers. Chase accepts the bet. At the close of the evening, he has a thick stack of women’s contact info and a thinner wallet.

The team resumes the DDX after the patient’s muddy urine indicates they’re wrong about the rat poison. House interrupts the proceedings by limping out into the hall to discuss the whereabouts of his porn with Wilson. Wilson claims he returned the DVDs to the video store, which arouses House’s suspicions. He does a little investigating and learns one of the skin flicks, Feral Pleasures, stars none other than a college-age James Wilson. Confronted with a copy, Wilson explains that his role in the film began as a non-sexually explicit favor for a friend. When said friend later when on to direct porn, however, he re-cut the original film and used a body double for Wilson’s character’s sex scenes. “Be not afraid,” not-Wilson tells a nubile blonde onscreen. “The forest nymphs have taught me how to please a woman!”

Gleaning information from Frankie’s blog, Chase decides her lack of sexual arousal is a symptom and tentatively diagnoses her with Sjogrens syndrome. He attempts to confirm with a sialogram but abandons the test when she complains of discomfort while lying on her back. Since that is a common complaint among heart patients, Chase performs an echocardiogram instead. It reveals Frankie needs a mitral valve replacement. Presented with the choice between a pig valve that will allow her to one day have children and an artificial but more durable option, she decides to ask her readers for opinions. Taylor wants kids and is furious his girlfriend would leave such a decision up to strangers, but she claims censoring her blog amounts to dishonesty.

After House replaces the posters in Wilson’s office with Feral Pleasures mock-ups and shares his secret with virtually everyone on staff, Jimmy seeks revenge. He asks Chase if House has hidden anything cringe-worthy at the office. Chase has noticed something odd. The book his boss is reading has been disguised by replacing its original dust jacket with that of The Golden Bowl by Henry James. Whatever House is actually reading, he doesn’t want anyone to know.

Frankie consults her readers and decides on the artificial valve. Taylor is upset but agrees to stay by her bedside until after she recovers from surgery. Frankie suddenly cries out in pain as her appendix bursts. Tests reveal the appendix was full of lymphoma cells. Her valve replacement surgery is cancelled. Since the cancer is too advanced to treat with traditional chemotherapy, she’s offered an experimental vaccine designed to train her immune system to recognize the lymphoma. Without it, she has perhaps a year to live. She agrees to the vaccine.

Wilson and Chase toss House’s office for the book. It turns out the avowed atheist is reading a collection of sermons by a Unitarian minister. Afraid his friend is turning to religion because of an inability to manage the pain in his leg, Wilson tries to get him to open up. House doesn’t reveal anything, but when he does to work the next day, his employees are waiting with multiple copies of the sermons. Chase informs him the copies were obtained via a telephone call to the author because the book is no longer in print. House worriedly asks if his name came up during the conversation. He seems relieved when Chase says it was never mentioned.

Following the third round of the vaccine, Frankie suffers a life-threatening auto-immune reaction. House and his team report the news to Cuddy. She wants to halt the vaccine treatment, but he argues to continue since it’s the only chance the patient has. He presses his team for more details about what happened, and Thirteen mentions that Frankie was asleep when she went to administer the vaccine. Using Cuddy’s computer, House checks the time stamps on various blog posts and discovers Frankie’s sleep cycle changed about six months ago. He thinks the day-night reversal indicates liver disease, not lymphoma. Ordering his team to perform a liver biopsy, House proudly thrusts out his hips like a male peacock displaying his plumage. “That was pretty cool what I did, right?” he asks Cuddy. “Want to make out?” She looks up at him and grins.

The biopsy confirms liver failure. Frankie’s life expectancy is cut down to only a few days unless the team can figure out what’s wrong with her. Considering the latest developments, they decide an infection is the culprit. House orders broad spectrum antibiotics then goes to search the blog for clues as to what specific infection they’re fighting. Wilson interrupts to tell him he’s seen a photo of the Unitarian minister who wrote the book of sermons—it’s House’s biological father! Wilson cautions House against abandoning his world view in favor of “crap,” prompting House’s epiphany. Realizing excrement was the one thing Frankie never discussed on her blog, House rushes to her room. A few questions about her bowel movements confirm his suspicions. A GI tract infection caused her to contract Whipple’s disease. With another round of antibiotics and that new mitral valve, she should be okay. Frankie tells Taylor she’s opting for a pig valve so they can have children. Smiling indulgently, he hands her the laptop so she can make the announcement to her readers.

Still stinging from the realization that people can be superficial, Chase asks Thirteen if she believes relationships are built on more than just physical attraction. He’s feeling insecure about his relationship with Cameron and wonders if it was based entirely on the fact that they were two attractive people in close proximity to one another. Thirteen assures the pretty boy he’s just being paranoid.

The Hilsons are headed home for the night when Wilson again brings up the subject of House’s book. He knows House read it with the hope of somehow identifying with his father. Unfortunately, it didn’t turn out that way.

Pointing to the wall-sized Feral Pleasures poster hanging above the front entrance, Cuddy orders its removal.

Fade to black.




Does House’s interest in his biological father indicate we’ll be hearing more about him in the future? Is it possible for two people to know each other better over the Internet than in person? Is Chase too damn pretty for his own good? Leave a comment and tell us what you think!

FOX 2010 Summer Schedule Posted by b3rt4 at Tuesday, March 09, 2010 View Comments Labels: Bones, Glee, House, Lie To Me, Past Life, Sons of Tuscon

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House - Episode 6.16 - Black Hole - Promo Posted by Iceman815 at Tuesday, March 09, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

Thanks to MsHouseFan for the heads up.

What did you think of House - Private Lives Posted by DarkUFO at Tuesday, March 09, 2010 View Comments Labels: House, Polls

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight? - 8th March 2010 Posted by DarkUFO at Monday, March 08, 2010 View Comments Labels: 24, CSI, CSI Miami, Damages, Gossip Girl, Greek, House, How I Met Your Mother, Law and Order, Life Unexpected, Make It or Break It, The Big Bang Theory, Trauma

House - Episode 6.15 - Private Lives - Promo 2 Posted by Natalya at Monday, March 08, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

The SpoilerTV TV Renewal Predictions Table *Updated 7th March* Posted by DarkUFO at Sunday, March 07, 2010 View Comments Labels: 30 Rock, Bones, Chuck, CSI, Desperate Housewives, Flash Forward, Fringe, Gossip Girl, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, House, NCIS, Smallville, Supernatural, The Office, V, Vampire Diaries

Update: 7th March Updated with Fringe and Brothers and Sisters Renewal
Update: 5th March Updated with NBC Renewals
Update: 4th March Updated with Smallville Renewal
Inial Post Feb 2010

Here is the updated Predications Table with the latest Cancelled and Renewed Shows Highlighted

Let us know which shows you think will get renewed/cancelled and which ones you hope to see survive.

Do you agree with our predictions? Let us know yours in the comments.

House - House Re-Examined with Robert Sean Leonard Posted by DarkUFO at Saturday, March 06, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

Thanks to Joel for the heads up and to MsHousefan for the video.

Behind the scenes Extra: Robert Sean Leonard discussing House during S6E11, "The Down Low."

House - Behind the Scenes Content to be featured - Press Release Posted by DarkUFO at Friday, March 05, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

“HOUSE” TO FEATURE DOSES OF BEHIND-THE-SCENES CONTENT DURING FRIDAY ENCORES STARTING TONIGHT ON FOX

Encores to Include Exclusive Commentary from Cast Members

Viewers can get a second opinion on the hit series HOUSE with exclusive new content incorporated into encore airings starting tonight, Friday, March 5 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT), on FOX. The never-before-seen material includes cast members’ revealing their behind-the-scenes insight on the episode’s production process, as well as their unique perspective as both an actor in – and a viewer of – the episode. Participating cast members include series stars Hugh Laurie, Lisa Edelstein, Robert Sean Leonard, Omar Epps, Jesse Spencer, Olivia Wilde and Peter Jacobson. Each cast member will be featured over the course of the encore schedule through Friday, May 21.

Tune in to “Private Lives,” the next all-new episode of HOUSE airing Monday, March 8 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. In the episode, House (Hugh Laurie) and the team take on the case of an avid blogger (guest star Laura Prepon, “That ‘70s Show”) admitted with sudden bruising and bleeding. From her hospital bed, the patient blogs about her symptoms, doctors and prospective diagnoses to her dedicated band of followers and solicits their advice on a course of treatment. Such openness leads the team to contemplate the value of privacy, especially after House and Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) uncover secrets from one another’s past.

Source: Fox

House - Fry and Laurie Rumoured to Reunite Posted by chrhaga at Friday, March 05, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

Thanks to M. for the heads up.

STEPHEN FRY has prompted rumours he’ll reunite with one-time comedy sidekick HUGH LAURIE in an upcoming episode of his hit U.S. TV show HOUSE – after visiting his pal on the set.

After meeting at Cambridge University, the pair appeared in a string of TV shows for more than a decade – before Laurie moved to the U.S. to pursue a movie and TV career Stateside.

Fry admitted last year (09) he was house hunting in Los Angeles – where House is filmed – and would love to appear in the drama series.

And now House director Greg Yaitanes has fuelled rumours Fry is shooting a cameo on the show, by revealing the star had visited the set.

Writing on Twitter.com, Yaitanes plugs Fry’s own blog, revealing, “No better time then when he’s sitting on your set (visiting) to follow @stephenfry.”

Source: House MD Fansite

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight? - 5th March 2010 Posted by DarkUFO at Friday, March 05, 2010 View Comments Labels: Caprica, Ghost Whisperer, House, Medium, Numb3rs, Polls, Smallville, Warehouse 13

Latest from Ausiello - Various Shows - 3rd March Posted by DarkUFO at Thursday, March 04, 2010 View Comments Labels: 24, Burn Notice, Caprica, Chuck, Desperate Housewives, Gossip Girl, House, Modern Family, NCIS, Numb3rs, Parenthood, Psych, Trauma, Ugly Betty, Vampire Diaries

Thanks to Sharg for the heads up.

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House - Episode 6.16 - Black Hole - Promotional Photos Posted by DarkUFO at Tuesday, March 02, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

Source: Copyright FOX

House - Episode 6.15 - Private Lives - 3 Sneak Peeks Posted by b3rt4 at Tuesday, March 02, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

Thanks to MsHousefan for the videos.

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House - New Promos are up Posted by DarkUFO at Tuesday, March 02, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

Thanks to Sarah for the heads up that New House promo's are up on the Fox website

http://www.fox.com/fod/play.php?sh=house

They are currently US only so we hope to have versions up soon for those outside the US to enjoy. If you find them please contact us or leave the links in the comments.

House - Episode 6.16 - Black Hole - Press Release Posted by chrhaga at Monday, March 01, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

HOUSE AND THE TEAM ATTEMPT A CONTROVERISAL METHOD OF TREATMENT
ON A TEENAGE PATIENT AND THE DIAGNOSIS LEADS TO A SHOCKING REVELATION ON AN ALL-NEW “HOUSE” MONDAY, MARCH 15, ON FOX

The team takes on the case of a high school senior who inexplicably blacks out during a class field trip. While in the hospital, the patient repeatedly hallucinates. After exhausting myriad ineffective treatments for her mysterious ailments, House attempts one last controversial approach to diagnosing her: monitoring her cognitive patterns and looking for clues. Meanwhile, Taub airs his dirty laundry at work, and Wilson attempts to furnish his condo in the all-new “Black Hole” episode of HOUSE airing Monday, March 15 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (HOU-616) (TV-14 D)

Cast: Hugh Laurie as Dr. Gregory House; Lisa Edelstein as Dr. Lisa Cuddy; Omar Epps as Dr. Eric Foreman; Robert Sean Leonard as Dr. James Wilson; Jennifer Morrison as Dr. Allison Cameron; Jesse Spencer as Dr. Robert Chase; Peter Jacobson as Dr. Chris Taub; Olivia Wilde as Thirteen/ Dr. Remy Hadley

Guest Cast: Jennifer Crystal as Rachel Taub; Cali Fredrichs as Abby; Callie Thompson as Young Abby; Nick Eversman as Nick; Michelle Duffy as June; Dennis Boutsikaris as Artie; Sunil Malhorta as Mr. Damon; Molly Kasch as Jeanine; Floriana Lima as Gabriella

Source: FOX

House - Details on Hugh Laurie Director Episode Posted by DarkUFO at Monday, March 01, 2010 View Comments Labels: House

Here are the first details on House’s April 12 episode, which marks star Hugh Laurie’s directorial debut. Costar Jesse Spencer, who plays Dr. Chase, tells me, “It involves four couples stuck in four rooms. It’s all heads talking.” Not just any talking heads, mind you. One of them will be Jennifer Morrison, who returns in this episode as the much-missed Dr. Cameron!

Source: TV Guide Magazine

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight? - 1st March 2010 Posted by DarkUFO at Monday, March 01, 2010 View Comments Labels: 24, CSI, CSI Miami, Damages, Greek, House, How I Met Your Mother, Law and Order, Life Unexpected, Make It or Break It, The Big Bang Theory