dialouge from ep 16:

The Chase/Cam stuff:

Foreman enters carrying a file and sees Chase and Cameron are nowhere to be found. He checks his watch, steps out and looks down the hall. It's empty.

(Foreman deals with the sick man by himself, a couple of scenes then-)

On Foreman, confused, as Chase and Cameron enter the room. Neither wears a lab coat and Cameron's hair's a little mussed.

The Cuddy/House bit.

Cuddy turns on House, cuts him off
Cuddy: THIS is exactly why I didn't mention our ONE DATE over two years ago.
House: Because of my t-shirt.
Cuddy:Because you're an obnoxious @$$

[...] (there's some more conversation that the details doesn't matter)

House: We never dated. (off her look) That's not a date.
Cuddy: It's also not gonna happen again, ever.

Cuddy shoots House an annoyed look, turns and walks off-

"Because of my t-shirt"....funny!

spoilers episode 16

House (cont'd): And do what you're told. Cuddy and Wilson may not have to listen to me, but you do.



Chase and Cameron react as House exits.

Cameron: What the hell was that about?
Chase: I don't care. Which is why I didn't feel the need to ask him eight personal questions.
Cameron: (gives him a look) I'm over him. (off Chase) And what do you care? This isn't about how we feel about each other. And as soon as it is, it's over.
Chase: Just making an observation

Next scene.

Cameron: You think I do?
Chase: You certainly didn't go out of your way to keep the noise down when we where in the sleep lab.
Cameron: I couldn't help it. (off his dubious look) Whywould I want to be caught?
Chase: (beat, decides to say) ... Maybe you want to give House a reason to be jealous.
Cameron: I'm over House. All this is is UNCOMPLICATED sex. Don't try to make it more than that.
Chase: We're not doing it at work anymore.
Cameron: Fine
(Chase nods. A beat)
Chase: You wanna go get some lunch?
Off Cameron and Chase.

Next scene follows as the boy needs to pee but the men's room is occupied. His mom wants to take him to the ladies' room but he doesn't want until-

The bathroom door opens and Chase steps out.
Chase: Sorry
Followed closely by Cameron.
Cameron: Sorry. (off mother's look) I had to help him with his... contact.

Off the stunned mother and confused kid as Chase and Cameron walk off

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	I pulled this off of somewhere else, can't say where but OMG!!!!!!! This is from a student at USC ------------------------------------------------------     Producer and Writers from House Lectured @ My School Hi! I'm new to the community, and I thought I'd like to share some information. I know this community is primarily for fanfiction and fanart, but I thought (given the current state of H/W), this might cheer some people up. I go to USC and am currently a film student. One of the classes I took invites television writers, producers, actors, and directors to a private symposium. David Shore, Russell Friend, and two other TV writers on staff came to my class about a month ago to talk. I'd like to share what they said about the House/Wilson relationship. Jumping straight to the topic of primary concern, one of the writers asked if anyone believed that House and Wilson were lovers. Half the class raised their hand (male and female alike), and the guest speakers literally smirked at one another. I sat three rows away from the stage. They smirked. The writers acknowledged that they are entirely aware of the subtext they infuse in virtually every episode. That's correct. They know what they're doing, and they're doing it on purpose. These are the reasons they gave my class: 1.) They want parallel the relationship with Holmes and Watson. This is not to say that they believe Holmes and Watson were necessarily "romantically involved," but that they wanted to mirror the level of trust and loyalty between the two. It's a relationship that goes above and beyond the categories of friends and lovers. 2.) They have seen the rampant fanfiction online, and they know the slash circle is quite large. They do not want to exclude us as an audience. (And besides, a handful of the writers on staff are on our side anyway). 3.) Admittedly, the House and Wilson relationship is the most important relationship in the show to date. They made a disclaimer, however, that the Cameron/House relationship will come into play more later on. Unfortunately, they did not divulge any further information about how or why as that would spoil their plans for season 4. (Something for the H/C people to look forward to). David Shore said that the fall-out between House and Wilson is temporary. To surmise what he said (to the best of my memory): The fall-out has to be temporary. These two characters combined bring balance to the show's comedy and drama. When they pitted Wilson and House against one another, the balance was disrupted. This is evident through the tonal shift of season 3. The season suddenly became dark (darker than they intended), which is a testament to what happens when Wilson and House are not on a friendly basis. They had to test the friendship for the sake of House's personal growth as a character. To do this, they had to break away from the formula they set-up in seasons 1 and 2, even though that risked upsetting the audience. Quoting Russell "we valued House's growth more than p*ssing off the audience." Hope you enjoyed this as much as I did. They talked about the H/W relationship for about 15 minutes. The remainder of the two hour lecture focused on how the show got started, how they plan on gradually serializing the story arcs, etc., and the writing and producing process.
	23976.1  I pulled this off of somewhere else, can't say where but OMG!!!!!!! This is from a student at USC ------------------------------------------------------     Producer and Writers from House Lectured @ My School Hi! I'm new to the community, and I thought I'd like to share some information. I know this community is primarily for fanfiction and fanart, but I thought (given the current state of H/W), this might cheer some people up. I go to USC and am currently a film student. One of the classes I took invites television writers, producers, actors, and directors to a private symposium. David Shore, Russell Friend, and two other TV writers on staff came to my class about a month ago to talk. I'd like to share what they said about the House/Wilson relationship. Jumping straight to the topic of primary concern, one of the writers asked if anyone believed that House and Wilson were lovers. Half the class raised their hand (male and female alike), and the guest speakers literally smirked at one another. I sat three rows away from the stage. They smirked. The writers acknowledged that they are entirely aware of the subtext they infuse in virtually every episode. That's correct. They know what they're doing, and they're doing it on purpose. These are the reasons they gave my class: 1.) They want parallel the relationship with Holmes and Watson. This is not to say that they believe Holmes and Watson were necessarily "romantically involved," but that they wanted to mirror the level of trust and loyalty between the two. It's a relationship that goes above and beyond the categories of friends and lovers. 2.) They have seen the rampant fanfiction online, and they know the slash circle is quite large. They do not want to exclude us as an audience. (And besides, a handful of the writers on staff are on our side anyway). 3.) Admittedly, the House and Wilson relationship is the most important relationship in the show to date. They made a disclaimer, however, that the Cameron/House relationship will come into play more later on. Unfortunately, they did not divulge any further information about how or why as that would spoil their plans for season 4. (Something for the H/C people to look forward to). David Shore said that the fall-out between House and Wilson is temporary. To surmise what he said (to the best of my memory): The fall-out has to be temporary. These two characters combined bring balance to the show's comedy and drama. When they pitted Wilson and House against one another, the balance was disrupted. This is evident through the tonal shift of season 3. The season suddenly became dark (darker than they intended), which is a testament to what happens when Wilson and House are not on a friendly basis. They had to test the friendship for the sake of House's personal growth as a character. To do this, they had to break away from the formula they set-up in seasons 1 and 2, even though that risked upsetting the audience. Quoting Russell "we valued House's growth more than p*ssing off the audience." Hope you enjoyed this as much as I did. They talked about the H/W relationship for about 15 minutes. The remainder of the two hour lecture focused on how the show got started, how they plan on gradually serializing the story arcs, etc., and the writing and producing process.   Well... this alll I could copy and paste, but if ya'll wanna know, in 3.12, its revealed House was phycially and mentally abused by his dad, and in another upcoming eppy, House is going to need a kidney transplant! (because of mixing Vicodin with Alcohol! *cries*