03/27: Episode 62 - Top Secret
Alright, here we go. 8 new episodes in a row! Tonight's preview, care of FOX:
THE TEAM EXAMINES AN EX-MARINE SUFFERING FROM MYSTERIOUS SYMPTOMS SINCE RETURNING HOME FROM DUTY
WHILE HOUSE DEALS WITH AN AILMENT OF HIS OWN
ON “HOUSE” TUESDAY, MARCH 27 ON FOX
House is bewildered yet intrigued when he meets his newest patien, John Kelley, an ex-Marine who had saved House’s life in a very realistic dream the night before. House is puzzled about how this man could have appeared in his dream before he met him. Recently returned from a two-year deployment in Iraq, Kelley is complaining of fatigue, pain and other non-specific ailments he thinks are the result of Gulf War Syndrome. Just like the V.A. doctors before them, the team is wary about the validity of Kelley’s symptoms, but since his uncle is an important benefactor to the hospital, they continue to investigate his case. Meanwhile, House is suffering from ailments of his own – he is unable to urinate, most likely a side effect of his Vicodin abuse, and is sleep-deprived. Unable to concentrated on the case, he eventually turns to Wilson for an under-the-table prescription. While administering tests in the sleep lab, Cameron and Chase forego their clinical duties when they find each other (and a bed in the sleep lab) much more exciting. A foul infection shows up in Kelley’s mouth while Cameron and Chase were supposed to have been on the clock, and his condition only worsens as he begins to lose his hearing, sight and mobility. A brain scan reveals tumors in Kelly’s brain that were not there a week earlier when the government doctors at the V.A. examined him. When traces of uranium show up in Kelley’s test results, the teams wonders if the government had something to hide in the “Top Secret” episode of HOUSE airing Tuesday, March 27 (9:07-10:07 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (HOU-316) (TV-14 D, L)
WHILE HOUSE DEALS WITH AN AILMENT OF HIS OWN
ON “HOUSE” TUESDAY, MARCH 27 ON FOX
House is bewildered yet intrigued when he meets his newest patien, John Kelley, an ex-Marine who had saved House’s life in a very realistic dream the night before. House is puzzled about how this man could have appeared in his dream before he met him. Recently returned from a two-year deployment in Iraq, Kelley is complaining of fatigue, pain and other non-specific ailments he thinks are the result of Gulf War Syndrome. Just like the V.A. doctors before them, the team is wary about the validity of Kelley’s symptoms, but since his uncle is an important benefactor to the hospital, they continue to investigate his case. Meanwhile, House is suffering from ailments of his own – he is unable to urinate, most likely a side effect of his Vicodin abuse, and is sleep-deprived. Unable to concentrated on the case, he eventually turns to Wilson for an under-the-table prescription. While administering tests in the sleep lab, Cameron and Chase forego their clinical duties when they find each other (and a bed in the sleep lab) much more exciting. A foul infection shows up in Kelley’s mouth while Cameron and Chase were supposed to have been on the clock, and his condition only worsens as he begins to lose his hearing, sight and mobility. A brain scan reveals tumors in Kelly’s brain that were not there a week earlier when the government doctors at the V.A. examined him. When traces of uranium show up in Kelley’s test results, the teams wonders if the government had something to hide in the “Top Secret” episode of HOUSE airing Tuesday, March 27 (9:07-10:07 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (HOU-316) (TV-14 D, L)
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