Tonight's "House"

[KevB]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

So what's gonna predominate Wilson's thoughts, that House inadvertantly put CB in the position that she was on the bus, or that House took himself to the brink of death to uncover the only chance to save CB she ever had?

Truth be told, House had nothing to do with her death, that ticket was written processed and certified when she started taking the medication.

Oh, I think House being at fault is the initial thought process, without a doubt. She never should have been on the bus in the first place.
Issue #1: House gets hammered.
Issue #2: House calls Amber instead of just catching a cab.

Why call Amber? House never should have called her in the middle of the night to come babysit him. Wilson will be fed up once and for all with House's faults after this.

I really thought last night's episode was outstanding. Best hour of TV in some time.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by KevB

Oh, I think House being at fault is the initial thought process, without a doubt. She never should have been on the bus in the first place.
Issue #1: House gets hammered.
Issue #2: House calls Amber instead of just catching a cab.

Why call Amber? House never should have called her in the middle of the night to come babysit him. Wilson will be fed up once and for all with House's faults after this.

I really thought last night's episode was outstanding. Best hour of TV in some time.

No, he called Wilson and Amber answered. Even then, House told Amber to call Wilson. She decided not to bother him and ferry House home.

[KevB]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

No, he called Wilson and Amber answered. Even then, House told Amber to call Wilson. She decided not to bother him and ferry House home.

But as House was coming to this realization, Wilson said something to the effect that House knew Wilson was at work. Wilson was always concerned that House had a thing for Amber, and in his grief, he'll assume that House was really calling to get Amber to pick him up. Yes, House told Amber to call Wilson at work, but he knew she wouldn't do that.

It's not House's fault that she's dead, but it won't be difficult for Wilson to connect his own set of dots that lead to House's being somewhat responsible.

[Miles]

Originally Posted by KevB

Oh, I think House being at fault is the initial thought process, without a doubt. She never should have been on the bus in the first place.
Issue #1: House gets hammered.
Issue #2: House calls Amber instead of just catching a cab.

She also wouldn't have been on the bus if Fred Durst hadn't been a responsible barkeep.