At the very end of the episode, when House walks into Wilson's office, he says something about how Dr. Pretty Doctor disobeyed him. But … didn't she give the ibuprofen that House predicted would cure him? Did House not know that they gave the kid ibuprofen and thus thinks that he just got better on his own?

It's the curse of the neologist — embrace too soon and you'll be perceived as having an inferior intellect. Embrace too late and you'll be ridiculed for using outdated slang.

Dreams are interesting, but also … they're not?

@E.Buzz Miller - Haven't we seen him playing cards with some people on the train during his commute into the city? There's that one guy who tells him to take the 7:05 home at night instead of the 5:10, so he can have an affair.

Wow, those are some bad puns. And I don't mean bad in a good way. I don't even mad bad in a "bad" way. I just mean that you're a fscking awful person.

@beema - I thought Arlo was Ron Paul. Too many fscking comments on this article.

"They know my name, but it is not my name. They know you as The Greek—"

I'm not speaking from experience here or anything, but I don't think most husbands like it when their wives talk about wanting to see bigger, badder guns.

@avclub-2d0cca95ad6a2061d208d765e79af478:disqus - I hope you don't mind but I'm choosing to read your all-caps post in the voice of a screaming Sterling Archer.

Agreed. You have to either wink at the fact that you're doing this ("30 Rock" / Snapple; "Arrested Development" / Burger King), or, alternatively, turn it into an elaborate 1984 homage ("Community" / Subway).

At least the characters didn't comment on how great Fords are this time. The last time "House" did blatant Ford product placement, I think Dr. Pretty Doctor and Park were in the car together, and one said something to the other along the lines of, "Wow, this Ford Sync voice-activation control dashboard is really…

Remember that time they got that guy who looks/sounds nothing like Gerald Ford to play him in all those sketches? "SNL" used to be good.

I will go to my grave defending Judy Grimes. That shit is both funny and virtuosic.

Rdio, bitch.

@avclub-0da7b2945e9148fed0a61ba72bfb017e:disqus That accordion scene in the restaurant was fscking hilarious.

I like the cut of your jib, son.

Thanks for running this on HBO, Aaron. I'd been looking for an excuse to start torrenting again (no, "Game o' Thrones" and "Luck" weren't juicy enough).

THAT'S WHAT THE MONEY IS… forget it, this thread's played out, anyway….

Something something, Georges Perec.

Is there ominous drone music in the background despite the fact that nothing sinister seems to be happening on-screen? If so, you may have stumbled into a David Lynch nightmarescape.