Doctor Who Club of Australia

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Sleeping Dogs Lie was directed by Greg Yaitanes. He also directed the pilot of Bones which coincidentally was shown on 7 last night.

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The House vs God episode to be shown tomorrow night gets four stars from Who Magazine.

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House vs God:
So funny when I saw the scoreboard between House and God.
Surprised about Wilson and Grace.
Somehow I didn't like it that the miracle was too easily explained.
I guess it was fair that House and God were tied for the final score.

A repeat next week. 10 is probably trying to get viewers ready for the two-parter that comes up next.

[charlie]

I was right about the soapness. Wilson becomes more sorded with each episode. Foreman has lost all trace of humour. For the last few weeks he's tried to put a few jokes through and consistently fails. Theyre back to the lumbar puncture.
It got annoying that the child ALWAYS gave his miraclous predictions after they had happened. The dad had a little too much faith I say.

I find it a problem that House couldn't tell that WIlson was lying. So he didn't invite him to play poker. Wouldn't House first have to know that he was lying before he could figure out that he couldn't tell when Wilson was lying? Shame that.

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House on September 13 comes second place in TV WEEK's Pick of the Day.

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Euphoria Part 1:
I knew that Joe could not stop laughing from reading the episode description but however it came as a real surprise that he turn out to be blind.
Also surprise with Forman laughing.
Love it when House said that he was messing with Forman's head since he meant it literally.
I find it strange that Forman believes in God but not in prayer.
That was quite shocking when Forman injected Cameron with the syringe and what is more amazing is House being unfazed about it when he found out about it from Cameron.
Wow that was a dramatic cliffhanger.

[charlie]

When Foreman got his sight back, why didn't he just take a sample from the cop?
I loved that shot of Foreman's chair, great direction.
I can't wait to see what happens as Foreman tries to cope with a backwards world (mostly him turning the wrong way when in the corridor and into the wall or something.

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Euphoria Part 2:
As soon as I saw Charles S Dutton's name on the screen I knew he was going to be Foreman's father and he was very good in the part.
Quite surprised when House mentioned Jack Bauer (from 24) out of the blue.
Like the song that was played here One Safe Place.
Wow that was one cracker of an ending.

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Forever:
Surprised with House mentioning The L Word.
Very good the way Forman has been handled following on the events of Euphoria.
Somehow I don't like the idea of Cuddy and Wilson being a couple.

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Coming third place in TV WEEK's What's Hot On TV Barometer, the countdown to the last two episodes of season 2. Be interesting to see how it ends.

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The penultimate episode of season 2 on October 11 comes fifth place in TV WEEK's Picks of the Day.

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Who's Your Daddy:
The images that Leona are surely horrifying.
I really did not expect to see one of Cuddy's private parts.
Not entirely perfect but still enjoyable.

The preview for the season finale next week is stunning.

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The season 2 finale on October 18 gets four stars and Who Magazine's highlight of the day plus the "PICK OF THE WEEK" label.

From the description it says that House is going to have to make a choice that would have a twin effect, one good, one bad. Be very interesting to see which choice he makes.

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No Reason:
Wow what an end to the second season from the teaser to the final twist at the end.
Guest star Elias Koteas was Casey Jones in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies. Coincidentally Judith Hoag who was April O'Neill in the first movie was in the Bones episode The Superhero In The Alley shown on 7 last week.

[charlie]

WOW! What an episode. without a doubt THE best episode yet. It took eveything I like about the show and went three steps further! Incredible

[Ickabod]

I saw the ending months ago..it's brillant....so Holmes and Morerity style....and it's brilliant

[phase5]

Yes, the season final of "House" was very good.

But seriously, was it not obvious after about 10 minutes that the whole episode was taking place in House's mind. The "twist" at the end wasn't really much of a surprise.

It's a bit like "The Sixth Sense". If you hadn't worked it out by the time of the scene in the retaurant, (in the first 1/3 of the film), you weren't paying attention.

So next year, a drug free House with no cane? Dull.

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Small article on House in yesterday's Sydney Sunday Telegraph written by Phillip Koch:
"House is so sick
Ever thought those weird diseases diagnosed by the cantenkerous Dr Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) are pure Hollywood?
Well, shame on you: an association of sufferers of an inflammatory condition called vasculitis has thanked the medical series House for drawing attention to the malady.
While none of House's patients ever wind up having vasculitis, he and his team of doctors (played by Omar Epps, Jennifer Morrison and Jesse Spencer) often mention it as a possible diagnosis while trying to solve medical puzzles each week.
For better or worse, after two-plus seasons of House, series creator David Shore says they are not running out of unusual medical conditions.
"It's a bad thing for humanity, and a good thing for our show," he admits. "It's a scary world.""

Also noticed that repeats of House are on from Wednesday November 15 at 7:30pm.

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Found out from the Optus guide that House is coming to TV1 making its debut there on December 1 at 7:30pm.