At the conclusion of last night's episode... after Cuddy has apparently perjured herself (more on that in a second), she remarks to House how she "owns" him now, he's going to do double clinic duty, etc. etc. But, is that really true? I wouldn't be surprised if we see House call her bluff.

I mean, what is she gonna do? If she says otherwise, not only does House go to jail or whatever (and they lose him at the hospital), but she is admitting to perjury herself and will face consequences. Is she really going to do that? I doubt it.

About that perjury... did anyone else think that ended a little too quick?

*House is up the creek without a paddle*
*Cuddy takes stand*
Cuddy: "Oh, look!!! I have a piece of paper on me all of a sudden!!!"
Judge: "Oh, my... a piece of paper you say? Case dismissed!"
*House is free*

I mean... is that how it ends?! It seemed a little too quick and strange for me.

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