When do cameron and house kiss

Gregory House : [appears] Where're you going? Robert Chase : Bathroom. It can wait. Eric Foreman : There is no case, House. Even if distonia was some big medical mystery, it's not this time. Gregory House : [shocked] You're not intrigued as to how a perfectly healthy ten year old boy with no prior musical training gets into an accident on his way to school and can suddenly play the piano?

Robert Chase : We have to solve a 25 year old case before breakfast? Gregory House : [looks at Chase and Cameron and their wet hair] You two shower together? Allison Cameron , Dr. Robert Chase : NO! Gregory House : [looks at Foreman] Double negative. It's a yes. Gregory House : [finds the needle the Cameron was going to use to draw his blood] A little whorish to kiss and stab. Allison Cameron : You kissed back. Gregory House : I didn't want you to die without knowing the feeling.

Actually no woman should die without knowing the feeling. Robert Chase : You can't just randomly stab the temporal lobe and hope you hit the right spot. Gregory House : I'm only gonna take little tiny pieces. Allison Cameron : Until what? Gregory House : Until I find the problem.

Chris Taub. Taub's background as plastic surgeon is one that is clouded in murky mystery, though hints regarding NDAs and non compete clauses are offered throughout the series. But made all the more clear - in conjunction with that past, and other incidents - is his inability to remain faithful to his poor wife, Rachel. Why Rachel continues to stay with Chris, and put up with his unrepentant philandering ways, is one of the greatest mysteries of the series.

As is the fact that Taub is desirable to any women at all, when his personality is so repugnant. But for Rachel to spend so much of her life with him, and to have a child with him Well, that just boggles the mind. Rachel deserved much better - and she was barely a character as it was. Sometimes, a love story doesn't have to be requited to be an enjoyable one. Take, for example, the case of Dr. Allison Cameron and Dr.

Gregory House. As one of the members of House's elite team of specialists during the series' first three seasons, Cameron quickly found herself falling for the moody, withdrawn Dr.

House - despite their age difference, and all indications that he had no interest in her at all. Yet as much as House may have insisted he wasn't interested, the show's continued focus on their relationship suggested otherwise. The duo would go on a romantic date, as well as a few casual outings that could be construed as dates.

They shared a kiss, which House returned, to Cameron's delight. And even as Cameron progressed in a relationship with another doctor, the series continued to rely on Cameron's feelings for House as a key point of conflict and emotional depth.

It's never a good sign when a romantic relationship only begins after one character has been tasked with following and gathering information about the other. But that's exactly what happens in the case of Dr. Lisa Cuddy and her longtime boyfriend, Lucas - a private investigator hired by House to learn more about Cuddy's private life.

Overall, Lucas is a winning character, and Michael Weston was a great addition to the series - especially in his comedic scenes with Hugh Laurie. But nothing about the relationship between Cuddy and Lucas is believable or enjoyable, in large part due to the fact that Dr.

Lisa Cuddy was always one of the series' biggest and most poorly written problems. Lucas seems like a decent guy, who deserved a whole lot more than to be used as a pawn in the gradual development of House and Cuddy's back and forth relationship.

These two deserve a spot if only for how seamlessly their names blend into a 'shipping portmanteau. Admit it, Foreteen is one of the cheesiest and also most convenient relationship portmanteaus you've ever seen. While their ship name may be cutesy and sweet, the relationship depicted between Dr. Remy "Thirteen" Hadley and Dr. Eric Foreman was arguably one of the series' more emotionally ambitious adventures. Thirteen knew that she had limited time left in her life, after receiving the diagnosis of Huntington's Disease.

Does Cameron Love House? Does Foreman know House is alive? In the final scenes of the series, Foreman and Wilson are the only two people who know that House is still alive after everyone thinks he died in a fire: Foreman discovers an ID badge that House planted in his office as House and Wilson ride motorcycles to points unknown.

How long did House and Cuddy date? Why did House hire Cameron? House had his reasons for hiring all his team members. Foreman because he had a juvie record. Cameron because she was too beautiful to have worked her way through med school and that interested him.

How does house die? Happy endings do exist for House! David Shore pulled the ole bait and switch by leading us to believe that House Hugh Laurie had died in a building fire. It was to Wilson, from House, telling him to shut up and calling him an idiot. Why did Cameron and Chase get divorced? She left when she realized that House had a heavy impact on Chase and she couldn't live with it, after her failed attempt to make Chase quit the hospital as well. Do House and Cuddy have a baby? In episode "Joy to the World", Cuddy becomes a foster mother and potential adoptive mother to a baby girl she names Rachel.

Throughout Season 6, Cuddy is busy with her adopted daughter and is in a relationship with a private investigator, Lucas, who was hired by House to spy on Wilson at the start of Season 5. Does Dr House die? So somebody did die.