House - Season Five

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Question: As much as I loved your Emmy interview with Lisa Edelstein -- and I did love it -- it wasn't exactly overflowing with scoop. Did you uncover any real House dirt over the weekend? -- Elaine

Ausiello: You just reminded me of something: I totally forgot to post my pre-Emmy one-on-one with House executive producer Katie Jacobs! What was I thinking?! I'll tell you what I was thinking: I needed to save something for this week's Ask Ausiello. And I think you'll agree this particular spoiler was worth waiting for. With all my attention focused on the big Huddy kiss in episode 6, Jacobs blindsided me with the news that there's also a sensational smooch in episode 5 -- this one between Thirteen and another woman! "Even before the House and Cuddy kiss, Thirteen is on a little bit of a spiral," Jacobs teased. "She has Huntington's. And when you don't know how many years you have left to live, you might exhibit some reckless, risk-taking behavior. And she doesn't express it through her work, but after hours, she's leading quite a life." Who's the lucky gal that gets to mack on Olivia Wilde? Jacobs isn't saying. "Thirteen's sexual involvement with this woman is not really about this other woman," she explains. "It's about Thirteen's reckless behavior. It's not the first time she's done it, and it won't be the last time." I'd tell you what else Jacobs said but I have to save something for next week's AA!

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He knew she bought it to cover for something else, at least that's my take on it.

When my dad and I were watching it, he said that the doctor who got it (sorry, but I forgot his name) was hiding something from his wife.

Remember when House said your bread has been in many toasters?

It's always going to be bread, and its always going to be toast (if the toaster works).

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When my dad and I were watching it, he said that the doctor who got it (sorry, but I forgot his name) was hiding something from his wife.

It's always going to be bread, and its always going to be toast (if the toaster works).

Well he actually was referring to something other than bread and a toaster. ;)

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We've known he was cheating on her though since last season. Remember, there was a big thing about him leaving plastic surgery.

Yes but remember when Taubs was asking that patient, "Didn't you feel better after the truth came out"? He now feels guilty over the car and he will confess his affair with his wife. Why else would he have said in such a somber tone, "WE need to Talk". After getting a brand new Porsche. That is not the reaction one would get if something was not bothering them.

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No No No, He was cheating on her. Remember when House said your bread has been in many toasters?

ahhk yea i initially thought also it was the cover-up tihng by her but this seems to make more sense. would house be so smart as to know what the car was for and make him go on a massive guilt trip? seems plausible, considering the guy P.I guy was following everyone

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ahhk yea i initially thought also it was the cover-up tihng by her but this seems to make more sense. would house be so smart as to know what the car was for and make him go on a massive guilt trip? seems plausible, considering the guy P.I guy was following everyone

Yes, you nailed it. The PI.

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