Oh oh oh, after months and weeks of wandering, I swallowed two days in the twenty episodes that I missed having seen the entire first series that appealed to me ...
Before, I was afraid of needles. Now I can not get enough.
Pretender: Dr. Gregory House
Objectively, it is ... talented diagnostician at Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital and filf ideal. Following the erroneous diagnosis of another physician, he has removed some of the muscle of the left thigh, where the cane. It is surrounded by a team of three doctors, his best friend Wilson and the hospital director, Lisa Cuddy.
It is the ideal man because ... misanthropic, cynical, addicted to painkillers, there is an incarnation of the doctor desperate to save his patients of lupus. According to his interpreter, House is guided by the refusal "to obey the ordinary contingencies of modern life." Sexy and rebel, you love. (Yeah, I sound like a magazine for chicks, not enthusiast) As he refuses to see his patients outside of emergencies, it is almost sure he will not bring miasma of infectious disease at home and / or it does not barrera one morning with a patient about to die 24 hours earlier. And then her blue eyes ... Han, words fail me.
Yes, but ... drugged to forget the pain, hard science to forget he is fallible, frequenting prostitutes to forget her boss, Lisa Cuddy no, no hello ...
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For the curious ones, the character of House is loosely based on written two series: Sherlock Holmes , and diagnoses chronicled by Dr. Lisa Sanders for the NYT Magazine .
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