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"House M.D." The Itch (2008)


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8.5/10   373 votes
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David Shore (creator)
Peter Blake (written by)
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Original Air Date:
11 November 2008 (Season 5, Episode 7)
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Plot:
House takes time to dabble in Cameron and Chase's love life while he treats an agoraphobic patient she's brought to the team. full summary | full synopsis
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When House picks up his keys, we can see that they were on the book "Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes", by Arthur Conan Doyle. House himself can be - and is, numerous times - compared to Holmes in many ways. more
Quotes:
Dr. Gregory House: Why are you siding with him? Oh yeah, you're that girl who like broken people. Because her husband died. Since Chase isn't all that broken...
Dr. Allison Cameron: Hey, why don't we operate on his infarcted leg while we're at it. Who cares if he said "No."
Dr. Gregory House: I was risking my life to avoid becoming a cripple. He's doing it to avoid sunlight and fresh air.
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References The Red Badge of Courage (1951) more
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I'm In Love With a Girl more

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