This week's episode (4.25)

[Annie]

What a heartbreaker. When it was over, Michael and I agreed that we would never go to the hospital for anything, ever. I guess sooner or later, they had to lose a patient (was this the first?) but what a rough way for it to happen. Sad and scary. I'm sure it happens, but I doubt many own up to the mistake like Foreman did.

I love House obsessing about Wilson and Cuddy. But is it because he wants her? Or is he just obsessive about everything? Wondering what Cuddy really wants, too. I don't see her with Wilson at all.

[Oda]

IMO, House and Cuddy are definately into eachother. However, I'm sure Cuddy knows how ridiculous it would be to actually get involved with him and so she doesnt. And House...he's just stubborn. But who knows!?

The death was very sad. I can't remember whether or not there have been others. I want to say there have been, but I'd have to look it up. Wait, didn't coma dad (John Larroquette (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0488662/)) die?

I love this darn show.

[Almost_Something]

The high cop (the one who was laughing all the time) died, too. But I think there weren't any more patients.

[woodysdreamgirl]

The following is a list of ALL the patients who have died while in the care of House and his ducklings:

1) The pregnant mother in "Babies & Bathwater"
2) The young man who developed radiation poisoning in "Daddy's Boy"
3) The grifter who was accidentally radiated by Foreman in "House Training"
4) John Larroquette in "Son of a Coma Guy"
5) The kid in "Whac-A-Mole"
6) The homeless guy in "One Day, One Room"
7) The mother in "The Mistake"
8) The man in "Informed Consent"
9) The wheelchair bound guy and his dog in "97 Seconds"
10) The mother and her baby in "Forever"
11) Woman in "Acceptance"
12) A baby in "Maternity"
13) Police Officer in "Euphoria"
14) Obese patient in "Que Sera Sera"
15) (off screen) Esther