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Amanda in Tennessee: House scoopage, please? Does someone commit suicide? Which episode? Give us something, anything, new.
We can only say that the House character death is permanent (he or she will not be back next season), and that the castmember did not want to leave—it was a creative decision. Type your cut contents here.

Question: What is the deal with the House promo for next week's episode? Why is it so dramatic? What's going to happen next week? --Samantha
Ausiello: Something very, very bad. And that's not a knock against special guest star Meat Loaf. I swear!

Question: Regarding the bachelor party coming up on House, there's a rumor out there that in order to prevent deportation, Chase gets married to Wilson. True? --Luna
Ausiello: False.

Question: Have you uncovered any details about Anne Dudek's return to House? --Patrick
Ausiello: I have, and this is the only one I'm prepared to divulge : House is the only one who sees her, and the vision does not take place while he's making love to Cuddy.

Singer-actor Meat Loaf accomplished two things by guest starring on Monday's House: (1)He got to work on his favorite show with his favorite actor, and (2) he just might have landed a guest piano player for his new album. Yep, we're talking about multitalented Hugh Laurie.

"I love House. I love Hugh. I love his character on the show," said Meat Loaf. "I was so excited and very nervous, I might add. I was very nervous because I love the show so much. If I didn't like the show and I never watched it, I probably wouldn't have been so nervous. I get nervous every time I go onstage. I'm a nervous person."

Meat Loaf, whose acting credits include The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Fight Club, wasn't too nervous to ask Hugh for a little favor, though. Read on to find out what made Hugh say to Meat Loaf: "Are you kidding me?!"

Inspired after seeing Hugh play piano on an old episode of House, Meat Loaf dropped the actor a note attached to a demo of a new song slated for his next album and asked him to lend his piano talents to the track.

"I wasn't going to go up to him and say, 'Did you hear the demo?' " says Meat Loaf. "But the next day on the set, he walked up to me and said, 'Are you kidding me? Yes. I'll play.' And so I'm hoping that happens." Of course, Hugh hasn't just tickled the ivories on House. He also plays in the all-star Band From TV with House's Jesse Spencer, Heroes' Greg Grunberg, Desperate Housewives' James Denton and others.

Unfortunately, Meat Loaf couldn't shed any light on what happens in the episode outside of his storyline except to say that "the whole storyline is about redemption and my character just ties into that really well." As for his character, he plays a man dying of heart failure whose wife collapses from respiratory failure, leaving the team to solve a double medical mystery.

But surprisingly, he did share that he learned to "play sick" by watching Meat Loaf . "I will confess that I was watching Damages. I love Damages. Ted Danson was in a hospital bed, so I rolled it over and over and over again and I just kind of watched Ted Danson. Oh, he looks really sick. So I just studied him for a little while."

Check out the video clips from Monday's episode, "Simple Explanation," below and sound off in the comments about what you think of Mr. Loaf's intense performance.

Source: E!Online

Hugh Laurie took a break from his day job on the hit series House and got animated in the box-office hit Monsters vs. Aliens.
After revealing the details of his stint as a mad scientist cockroach in the animated family film, the actor discusses the possibility of a death at the end of this season of House -- and what fans can expect from Dr. House.
Q: How did you get that demented mad scientist laugh down?
A: I don't really practice that. I just do that when the mood takes me. It's a little bit unpleasant for people I work with.
Q: In this role, they'd probably just step on you.
A: But that's not good enough. I will survive a stepping. They are pretty much indestructible. They can survive for three, four months. I've researched cockroaches, by the way.
Q: I can tell.
A: I don't just walk in and play a role, I do my homework. Three or four months without food and a couple of months without water, extremes of temperature, extremes of everything, extremes of stepping on. The great thing about doing this is it was such an escape. I got to spend a day in a completely different world that had nothing to do with House. That was a wonderful thing, I mean I love doing House, don't get me wrong. I love the people I work with, they are a fantastic bunch, but, every now and then a change is not a bad thing.

Q: The Internet rumors on House are kind of crazy.
A: I've heard.

Q: Wherever you go now, you hear that someone is going to die at the end of the season.
A: Yes, but on every show. There are people dying on every show. Yeah, death is all around us.

Q: I know you're not going to reveal who is going to die...
A: Can't. If I could reveal it to anybody, I would reveal it to you. But I can't.

Q: But I need to know one thing, was it something House said?
A: I've even got to be careful how I answer that because that is possibly true. One of the pieces of self-examination that House has to go through is the part that he played in this...event. Let me put it that way. I can go no further. But you're right, there is something in that. I can tell you that it's quite something. The last six shows are very, very ambitious, and we are going out on a limb here. House has problems of his own. And they're big problems.

Source: Parade

Spoiler alert! Dr. Gregory House has bad manners.

OK, so that's not a spoiler—it's a known fact—but in the season finale of Fox's House, we'll learn that his latest transgression against tact and civility is kissing and telling!

Yep, House got himself some S-E-X (or so he claims), and he's not shy about discussing it.

What was the hookup, and what does he blab?

Find out what our set sources tell us exclusively...

According to sources, in an upcoming episode, our man House (Hugh Laurie) stands near the front entrance of Princeton-Plainsboro Hospital and declares (loudly) to everyone in earshot that he's slept with Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein)!

Yep, the cad announces to everyone at work he's hooking up with his boss!

Now, he could be lying, and he's definitely being a bastard. But still, after five years of shameless flirting, it seems that Huddy have finally sealed the deal! Pretty exciting, yes?

Are you stoked that House and Cuddy are finally doing it? Post in the comments!

Source: E!Online

Hilla : Will House and Cuddy kiss again before the end of the season?
MATT: If you, like many, suspect that

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tragic death will in and of itself serve as the catalyst for more Huddy canoodling, think again. As exec producer Katie Jacobs points out, "After such a horrible event, certain people would want to want to be closer and want to sort of couple up. But with House, it sends him in the opposite direction" — namely, toward another life-changing season finale.
Source: TVGuide