House M.D., Season Five Episode One

September 24, 2008 | Filed under Media

This will be the only time I’ll do this, I promise, but I think it’s imperative that the debut of the new season of the best television show ever (on par with Buffy the Vampire Slayer) be granted a blog entry entirely dedicated to itself. Thus, what will follow in this entry will be a punctuation-less and grammar-less stream of thoughts on the episode (viewed of course, wearing my special House M.D. T-shirt).

Needless to say, there’ll no doubt be spoilers if you’ve yet to watch this episode. Proceed at your own risk.

Aw House. You make my Wednesday nights complete. Now perhaps I should get started on that essay due on Friday…

6 Responses to House M.D., Season Five Episode One

  1. Nooooo….House doesn’t start airing here until November or so…and you’ve said it all…ahh. Anyway, I’m gonna watch it. I like Thirteen!

    Regine on September 24, 2008 #

  2. Haha you are so funny. I’m glad the show makes you happy. :)

    Caitlin on September 25, 2008 #

  3. House is so Tuesday night. Project Runway for Wednesday night. I love that anti-social doctor. <3

    Vasili on September 25, 2008 #

  4. Oh there we go, Cameron! Woah, House is in the ideal position to back door her.

    LOL. I thought it was only me who saw that. Now I know I’m not the only one, haha. And what’s that one line the patient said? “I’d rather spend my life near the birds than waste it wishing I had wings.” That made me so sad, but it was so poetic =(

    Reply: Haha, we’re obviously equally dirty minded. :P

    marilyn on September 26, 2008 #

  5. Sorry, but House/Cuddy is sooooo much better.

    Reply: You FAIL!

    Arielle on September 26, 2008 #

  6. wut…equally dirty minded as Amanda? oh no I think you’re rubbing off on me! hahaha, just joking. But House and Cameron…it’s always like, why didn’t they ever get it on?

    marilyn on September 27, 2008 #

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