Talk:Clueless (House)

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Why does Cameron give House money at the end? Did she lose a bet?

I'd like to know this, too. --84.113.3.151 14:02, 16 August 2007 (UTC) Alright, I already found out. It's indeed a bet.[reply]

" House: You’re looking for something. If you’re happy, you’ve got nothing to look for. Cameron: His wife arranged it for an anniversary present. If you ask me, if two people really trust each other, a threesome once every seven years might actually help a marriage. [Everyone stares at her.] House: Okay, I say we stop the DDX and discuss that comment. Cameron: I’ll take the bet."

Blackadder Easter Egg

In this episode at approximately 14:00 - 14:01, you can see the subscriptions House has on his DVR. Among them are Spongebob Squarepants, The O.C., New Yankee Workshop, and most importantly, Blackadder, a show Hugh Laurie starred in previously. Good trivia item? --Ihmhi 11:05, 11 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Edit: Just going to add it in as a Trivia element until someone figures out a better way to integrate it into the article. --Ihmhi 11:06, 11 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

"For Miyagi"

In his clinic duty, House gives antibiotics for herpes to a man. He also asks the man to hand a note to his daughter's sensei, saying "For Miyagi" a reference to the karate kid. Anyone else catch this?