i accidentally ate a small piece of hard jagged plastic, am i a goner?

[BoomerD]

House episodes are a little more convoluted: The team has to try up to three different courses of action, usually each of which makes the patient's condition dramatically worse (or maybe 'two steps backwards and one step forward'), then someone (often oncologist guy) says something in an unrelated conversation makes House have a lightbulb moment.

I'm halfway through season 6, and every time I think of watching another episode, I think of that formula and decide not to.

I think I have the final episode of the series left to watch...plus some kind of follow-up blah, blah thing.

 

[RossMAN]

lol the classic spider girl thread! i haven't seen that in ages.

Definitely part of ATOT history & lore.

 

[igor_kavinski]

I think I have the final episode of the series left to watch...plus some kind of follow-up blah, blah thing.

I've only been able to tolerate clips of it on youtube. I mean, yeah the acting and cast is great but the whole thing seems terribly artificial and made up, like writer(s) saying, hey look how clever I am. I would prefer watching Scrubs over it.

 

[Chaotic42]

He died doing what he hated: dying due to eating plastic

 

[sandorski]

no signs of death thus far

or even abdominal or intestinal discomfort

but only time will tell

When the delirium sets in is the hardest part to witness.

 

[BoomerD]

When the delirium sets in is the hardest part to witness.

But with cryinmanahn, how will you tell his normal self from delerium?

 

[igor_kavinski]

You are the best friends OP could ever wish for!