This may seem kind of irrelevant to people that are later in/have finished the series, but I'm currently on episode 10 of season 3, and thought I'd share my insight on the relationship between Dr House and defective Detective Michael Tritter.

I'm finding these two characters' interaction to be the most interesting in the series yet - not because of clashing personalities, but because of their astounding similarities. Comparing them in terms of motive and how they execute achieving it, they are basically identical.

If Du go back an episode oder two before Tritter is introduced, House is harassing...

Do Du watch me when i'm going?
Do Du see me when i'm crying?
Do Du want to KISS me?
Do Du fell the same like me?
Like Du are dying slowly.
I watch it @TV.i was thinking that its never will happen to me.
But.....see me now.
I'm crying only foe a men.
Only for stupid,bleeding,crazy...love!
Everytime i'm saying that its the last time.Everytime.
But when i see you,i just forget everything.
And now again Du are with me.
I'm feeling that i forget words
that i'm falling Mehr and Mehr
I stop to tinking...
i not know what to do
i not know what i'm feeling
Is this love?
Or i just fancy you?
Can...

Anyone who watches House M.D. on a regular basis will have Von now picked up on two phrases that seem to be the slogans of the show: “Everybody Lies” and “You Can't Always Get What Du Want.” The first slogan of the show, “Everybody Lies”, seems to be House's philosophy about people. Knowing that Dr. House is the antisocial, misanthrope and very miserable person that he is, this statement which he utters frequently, very nicely sums up the entire view House has for humanity. He finds them un-useful, un-trustworthy and not worthy of spending time with because you'll never get the...