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1958
1958
Housisms for episode House Training:
The doctors try to find what's wrong with a con artist who collapses after her brain "freezes," but the case becomes personal for Foreman.
House: Loss of free will. I like it. Maybe we can get Thomas Aquinas in for a consult.
House: I asked (Cuddy) as a test.
Dr. Wilson: What would you have learned if she'd said "yes."
House: A lot about bondage.
Dr. Cuddy: That's a trick question.
House: Yes, but you have no idea what the trick is.
Dr. Cuddy: I needed a friend and I thought Wilson was a safe choice.
House: I'm not safe? Cool.
Dr. Foreman: Treatment is always steroids.
House: Treatment is always boring.
Lupe: No one's as good as he thinks he is.
House: I am.
House: Who's the better James Bond, Sean Connery or Daniel Craig? See, that isn't even a decision.
House: You're an addict. I'm saving you from yourself.
Dr. Wilson: By condo shopping? Thank you.
House: First, "Hector does go rug" is a lame anagram. You want a better one for Gregory House, "Huge ego, sorry."
Dr. Foreman: So you're giving me numbers?
House: Because they don't lie.
Dr. Chase: Foreman's got personality issues, so you're going to step in?
House: Patient doesn't like Foreman, I'm interested.
Bonnie: James Wilson, carefully calibrating his level of protectiveness for your individual needs.
House: Did you just compare James Wilson to a tampon?
House: I'll be in my office. By myself. Lots of porn piling up on the Internet. It doesn't download itself.
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