You Must Remember This

Episode aired Feb 14, 2011
TV-14
44m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

2.5K

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Tina Holmes, Hugh Laurie, Jesse Spencer, and Amber Tamblyn in House (2004)

Medical Drama Drama Mystery

When a waitress with a perfect memory suffers temporary paralysis, her older sister visits her in the hospital, which triggers high stress levels and even more health complications. The pati... Read allWhen a waitress with a perfect memory suffers temporary paralysis, her older sister visits her in the hospital, which triggers high stress levels and even more health complications. The patient's sharp memory proves detrimental when a grudge she's been holding against her sibling... Read allWhen a waitress with a perfect memory suffers temporary paralysis, her older sister visits her in the hospital, which triggers high stress levels and even more health complications. The patient's sharp memory proves detrimental when a grudge she's been holding against her sibling gets in the way of receiving proper medical treatment, and Masters discovers that patchin... Read all

Director
- David Platt
Writers
- David Shore
- Kath Lingenfelter
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

2.5K

YOUR RATING

Director
- David Platt
Writers
- David Shore
- Kath Lingenfelter
Stars

2User reviews

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10baldizonm

A patient with perfect memory is treated by House. House is trying to get Wilson to date.

It is good to know that the House MD episodes are going back to the official format, health problem/puzzle, House's personality issues, and medical team problems. I like House's relationship with Cuddy, but it was taking away the unique flavor of the series. Hugh Laurie is a magnificent actor, and in saying so, the writers should explore his talent creating better written episodes. How about showing more of the clinic hrs House does at the hospital. They showed House's personality on a one to one relationship with his patients. House is a very good TV program. The interaction between the team and House is not been explored as in the past, lets give the other actors a chance to show what they are made of in their craft.

8Hitchcoc

Interesting Concept

Sometimes the concept of a show works better than the production of it. The idea of a woman with a perfect memory coming to the hospital with violent symptoms and an inability to forgive is pretty interesting. Could this happen? I don't know, but it causes some unique situations.

The woman needs a kidney transplant and her sister doesn't hesitate, but during their pasts some normal conflicts have occurred and the ill sister can't let go of the bad and accept the good.

Wilson has adopted a cat and House thinks he is becoming an elderly spinster. So he decides to undermine his friend's pet. He wants Wilson to be dating. Pretty ridiculous.

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Trivia
House describes Wilson decorating his place like Grey Gardens (1975), a famous documentary from 1976 depicting two reclusive elderly women who live in a derelict mansion, basically representing Wilson as an old cat lady.

Goofs
At the end of the episode, Drs. Taub and Foreman are shown using light guns to play a video game on a large LCD television. Light guns do not work on LCD televisions.

Quotes
Dr. Robert Chase: You said there was a second case.
Dr. Gregory House: Oh. Yeah, thanks.
[shows Taub's poster]
Dr. Chris Taub: Oh.
Dr. Gregory House: The case of the 45-year-old doctor who just failed his pathology re-certification exam is going to lose his board certification and get fired.
Dr. Eric Foreman: How did you fail it? You spend half your life in the lab.
Dr. Chris Taub: I was recovering from the flu. I'm retaking it next week. It's not an issue.
Dr. Gregory House: Normally, I'd let Darwinism run its course, but Cuddy's in a big tizzy about her poster boy getting canned. So, how are we gonna get the short guy off the short bus?
Martha M. Masters: What about a tutor?
Dr. Chris Taub: I don't need a tutor.
Dr. Gregory House: Tutor it is. Choose your poison. Chase, if you prefer pounding Aussie beers and commiserating over the suckiness of divorce. Masters, if you want nervous energy, flash cards, and obnoxious pieces of arcane trivia. Foreman, if you need to be berated by a humorless hardass.
Dr. Chris Taub: Foreman.
Dr. Eric Foreman: Interesting.
Dr. Gregory House: You must be more worried than you look.