Sleeping Dogs Lie

El episodio se transmitió el 18 abr 2006
TV-14
44min

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8.0/10

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Medical Drama Drama Mystery

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaCameron gets mad at Foreman because Foreman steals her idea for an article. The case of the week: a woman has not slept for ten days despite taking a bottle of sleeping pills.Cameron gets mad at Foreman because Foreman steals her idea for an article. The case of the week: a woman has not slept for ten days despite taking a bottle of sleeping pills.Cameron gets mad at Foreman because Foreman steals her idea for an article. The case of the week: a woman has not slept for ten days despite taking a bottle of sleeping pills.

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Trivia
As Wilson comes into House's office and House is lying down on the floor with his head on a book, the book is Gray's Anatomy.

Errores
When Max is undergoing surgery for the liver transplant, she flat-lines and has to be resuscitated. When the camera pans to show the ongoing surgery, you can clearly see the abdominal apparatus is sitting far above where it should be, and it would be anatomically impossible for her to be laying at that angle.

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Dr. Allison Cameron: [coming in, with Foreman and Chase, to announce a patient's symptoms] We've got rectal bleeding.
Dr. Gregory House: What, all of you?

Conexiones
References Dr. House: The Socratic Method (2004)

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Dr. House - Titelsong
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8/10

Ethics be darned

It's amazing how little cursing but so much blood and gore are featured on HOUSE, especially as the mood darkens on the show in the second season. This particularly graphic episode deals with a young woman in need of a new liver, and the issue of whether her girlfriend should donate a piece of her compatible liver in light of certain private information House and his team possess. Absolutely nobody comes off looking good in this episode, and this includes the two women, both of whom are painted in less than flattering tones. The always-idealistic Cameron learns a hard lesson by tale's end, but it's for the better. Roomies Wilson and House by now have become the new Oscar and Felix, and their sophomoric antics help lighten things a bit.