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David Shore (creator)
David Hoselton (written by)
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Original Air Date:
26 September 2006 (Season 3, Episode 4)
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A ten-year-old boy begins screaming in pain, but nobody knows why, because he is autistic and cannot explain. House refuses to use his office. Cuddy does not know why, because he is House and will not explain. | add synopsis
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Braeden Lemasters out acts the adults more (4 total)
Cast
(Episode Credited cast) | Hugh Laurie | ... | Dr. Gregory House |
 | Lisa Edelstein | ... | Dr. Lisa Cuddy |
 | Omar Epps | ... | Dr. Eric Foreman |
 | Robert Sean Leonard | ... | Dr. James Wilson |
 | Jennifer Morrison | ... | Dr. Allison Cameron |
 | Jesse Spencer | ... | Dr. Robert Chase |
 | Braeden Lemasters | ... | Adam |
 | Geoffrey Blake | ... | Dominic |
 | Heather Kafka | ... | Sarah Kelvey |
 | Leighton Meester | ... | Ali |
 | Ron Perkins | ... | Dr. Simpson |
 | Stephanie Venditto | ... | Nurse Brenda Previn |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Bobbin Bergstrom | ... | Nurse |
 | Johnny Crear | ... | Thomas Williams |
| Kat Sawyer-Young | ... | Laura Smith (as Kat Sawyer) |
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Continuity: Regarding the carpet in House's office. When it is rolled out the bloodstain is in the wrong place. House was shot closer to the door, and the bloodstain is closer to the windows/coffee machine. more
Quotes:
Dr. Lisa Cuddy:
[talking about the 17-year-old who has a crush on House] Your girlfriend called the clinic 15 times looking for you today.
Dr. Gregory House:
Huh. Lot to discuss. China patterns...
Dr. Lisa Cuddy:
House. She's a stalker.
Dr. Gregory House:
Right. Couldn't be that she finds me interesting, attractive. Has to be that she's insane.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy:
She's called you 15 times. Your mother's not that interested in you.
Dr. Gregory House:
Well, maybe I'd be better adjusted if she was.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy:
I'm notifying security.
Dr. Gregory House:
Is this about the carpet? Do you think I'll back off if you block all my fun?
Dr. Lisa Cuddy:
You better not be having fun.
Dr. Gregory House:
I'm having fun. I'm not having sex.
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
The boy playing the autistic child in this episode shows that child actors do not get the credit they deserve. For a ten year old boy, even a professional actor, to portray a character without dialouge, the feat is outstanding. As the other reviewers, (and yes, I'm a guy too) I broke down at the end of the episode. Watching Braeden emote the stiffness and wandering gaze of an autistic child, while reaching out toward House and touching a part of the "outside world", had me in tears. (And did you notice House playing with the game in a later episode?) As an exceptional education instructor, I always view shows that deal with the special population with a grain of salt. Cudos to the writing staff for this one, and once again, a super big round of applause for Braeden. He definitely should get some sort of award for this role.