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Ausiello:

Next season there will be a major arc involving House and Cuddy's relationship. He says it was postphoned from this season because they couldn't do it properly in just four post-strike episodes.

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something...interesting from an interview with Katie Jacobs about season 5

They are currently shooting the season's sixth episode and Jacobs tells me it's an hour that will focus on... wait for it... Cameron and Chase: "Cameron will have a case, and through that storyline, we'll be able to explore Cameron and Chase's relationship and where they're at right now. We have sort of an embarrassment of riches with so many talented cast members, and it wasn't like we were trying to ignore any of our characters, but I think we are doing a better job of utilizing all their talents this year. At least I hope we are."

http://blog.zap2it.com/korbitv/2008/07/ep-katie-jacobs.html

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"First part they talked about CTB dying and how upsetting it was. How phenomenal AD and RSL were. HL says he was moved to tears.

The spoilery bits:
H-W
HL. At the beginning of the 5th Season there's a definite coolness between the two characters. That's putting it midly.
That is repaired gradually. Because House is devious and needy.And sets about regaining the confidence and friendship of the only man he trusts really. It's a very devious strategy he comes up with. It's a very pleasing thing. When they are reunited, I find it very pleasing (here he puts his hand to his heart aww) I hope other people will too.

Huddy
A. Reunions, speaking of them Cuddy and House reunited in the sack this season?
HL. .....
A. I just spoke to Katie Jacobs
HL. Right
A. She hinted that probably there's only so much longer these two can dance around it.
HL. I don't know about that
A. The dance is pretty fun
HL. The dance is the main thing, isn't it?
HL. There is a definitive thing between the two of them, it becomes more....How can I put it?
A. Thingy
HL. Yeah, definitively more thingy. Thank you, sir"

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On the highly acclaimed season-finale of House, Hugh Laurie's House caused the death of Wilson's girlfriend, creating a rift between the two friends and well-earned heart-break among the show's fans. "We knew (the episode) was something special," says Laurie, one of the many star guests at Fox's party on the Santa Monica Pier's Pacific Park. But he also fears fans may not be completely on board with the story, worrying that, "we've yet to see whether we'll pay a price for it."

Which is why fans may be happy to hear that House and Wilson won't be at odds for long. There's a "definite coolness" at the start of the season, says Laurie, but a warming trend should arrive by the end of the first six episodes.

"Eventually," he jokes, "the lovers are reunited."

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Actual spoiler from an un-named source: The season opener doesn't take place immediately after the season closer -- significant time has passed.

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Any romantic relationships for Dr. House this season? — Stephanie

Mickey: There's a rumor that he and Cuddy will stop circling and start canoodling this season, but you didn't hear it from me!

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5X02 - Not Cancer

"The team deals with an organ donors whose organs prove fatal, and the two surviving patients. Meanwhile, House hires a private detective to spy on his team, but hears a few things about himself that he'd rather not.

Guest Stars: Michael Weston as Lucas

Airs: 23rd September 2008"

Press Release

"THE TEAM INVESTIGATES A STRING OF MYSTERIOUS DEATHS CENTERING AROUND A SINGLE ORGAN DONOR, AND HOUSE HIRES A PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR TO SNOOP ON WILSON AND THE TEAM ON “HOUSE” TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, ON FOX

When several people die suddenly and without warning five years after receiving transplants from a single organ donor, House and the team rush to save the only two surviving recipients. With one already dying and other healthy but sure to fall ill at any moment, the team must find out what was wrong with the original organ donor. As the team sorts through the records on the deceased donor recipients to find the common thread, they must deal with a new intrusion. House has hired Lucas (guest star Michael Weston), a private investigator, to dig up information about the deceased despite the team’s skepticism. Meanwhile, House auditions new best friends to replace Wilson, and soon uses Lucas for his own personal means to spy on Wilson and the other team members in the “Not Cancer” episode of HOUSE airing Tuesday, Sept. 23 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/ PT) on FOX. (HOU-502) (TV-14 D)"

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5x03 - Adverse Events

Breckin Meyer just broke the news to E! that he will guest star on episode three of House this season.

Later this season on House, Meyer will play a Princeton-Plainsboro patient whose disease causes him to get wildly aggressive. (Think Incredible Hulk).

According to a publicist for the studio that produces House, "Breckin guest stars on the show in the coming season as a struggling artist—a painter whose undiagnosed illness distorts his work and his perception, and threatens to undermine his career, his relationship, everything in his life. Of course, this leads House and his team to uncover a much deeper, darker secret beneath Breckin's canvases."

Meyer says, "They can't figure out what's wrong with me. A lot of things go wrong. I blow up like a balloon at one point. I get violent [with] a lady—I get inappropriate."

No matter what happens, I'm sure if there's a girl in a fight at the hospital, House will pull up a chair, whip out some popcorn and sit back to enjoy the show!

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From Ausiello

Question: Do you have good news about House and Cameron? -- Aleki

Ausiello: They're not getting killed off anytime soon. That's good, right? Meanwhile, I've got great news for House-Cuddy 'shippers: Sources confirm to me exclusively that your favorite couple will finally lock lips in episode 6! And for real! Speaking of House, guess what's on the cover of next week's Entertainment Weekly (on sale Friday)? C'mon, have a guess. Nope, not Rules of Engagement. Nope, not According to Jim. Nope, not One Tree Hill. Nope, not the Smurfs. House! House is on the cover of the next EW! To celebrate, first Vicodin's on me!

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Episode: 5.05 - Lucky Thirteen
Air Date: 10.21.08

When a woman with whom Thirteen had a one-night stand falls ill and has a seizure at Thirteen's apartment after a night of partying, Thirteen accompanies the woman to Princeton-Plainsboro where House and the team take on her case. House jumps on the opportunity to delve into Thirteen's personal life, and he and Foreman search Thirteen's apartment to find any possible causes of the woman's illness. Thirteen suspects the woman's drug use has caused her condition, but she soon finds the patient has a long medical history and has seen several doctors over the past few years. She soon finds out the patient slept with her only to get to Dr. House, and that she had been trying to get House to take her as a patient for over a year. Foreman sees evidence of Thirteen's hard-partying lifestyle and confronts her about her self-destruction, warning her that her attitude is sending her life and her job into a downward spiral. Meanwhile, House keeps his private investigator, Lucas (guest star Michael Weston), hot on Wilson's trail.

Episode: 5.06 - Joy
Air Date: 10.28.08

The team takes on the case of a dreary middle-aged man who has been experiencing unexplained recurring blackouts and time lapses. With possible diagnoses ranging from a stroke to a concussion to toxins from the consumer products he has been testing for work, they soon find that the man, who is raising his 12-year-old daughter on his own, has been experiencing intense sleepwalking spells. As the team tries to find out what he could be doing during his sleep to make himself sick, his condition continues to deteriorate and his daughter also falls gravely ill. Meanwhile, House finds out Cuddy is going to adopt a baby that is due in two weeks. But when Cuddy meets the birth mother in person and notices a strange rash on her arm, Cuddy brings the mother to Princeton-Plainsboro where her condition worsens. Cuddy must take on the case as both a doctor and a potential mother, and she and the team are faced with a heart-wrenching decision that could risk either the birth mother’s or the baby’s life.