House M. D. s01e09 "DNR"

In this week's episode House took the case of a musician with paralyzed legs who suddenly got problems with breathing. House wasn't interested in pneumonia - the reason why the patient came to the hospital but in paralysis which occurred half year before. Musician's personal doctor said that it was an uncurable disease called ALS, but House wanted to check it himself. He got in trouble becouse when the patient got lung obstruction House reanimated him despite the fact that musician signed the DNR (which is a phrase of the week) - "Do not resuscitate" document. He sued House becouse he preferred to die for lung obstruction rather than for long agony caused by ALS. In court House persuaded the judge, using Sixth Amendment Right which says that he has right to meet his prosecutor in court, to prevent the patient to "pull out his plug". This gave House enough time to figure out what the real problem is and cure the patient.
Meanwhile Foreman got job offer from musician's doctor who was Foreman's old friend. Eventually House persuaded him to stay by telling him that maybe his friend forgives him his faults but House abuses Foreman becouse he care what he does.

House M. D. s01e08 "Poison"

This time House's team is trying to cure a teenager who got unconscious during math test. The main problem they have is not a disease but overprotective mother of the patient. She questions all their decisions and diagnoses which almost killed her son. Obviously she thinks that this is House's fault. This is the type of character in film or series I hate most.
In this episode Cameron and Chase note similarity between House and Foreman. Foreman of course tries to prove that they are wrong but he notice that sometimes he act exactly like House and wear the same type of clothes which at the end suprisingly doesn't make him mad.
I also perceived that House is always shown as the wisest and the brightest even if he is wrong. I know that it's necessary to make it rummy (which in Google translator means "interesting") but this is the only thing I don't like in this series.
I didn't noticed any interesting phrase this time. Usually the come from House but in this episode he mostly used irony than idioms.

House M. D. s01e07 "Fidelity"

This episode of House M. D. Is really hard to comment. There are no interesting events to describe in general and if I tried to describe relations and meaning of characters comments to each other the post would be 300 words long and probably very boring to read. The main plot of this week episode is about patient who got African sleeping illness becouse she had an affair and she don't want to admit it and her husband who don't believe it and can't deal with it. There are also House's team members opinions about trust, fidelity and their source in their past. There is also humorous thread about Dr House's attitude to Dr Foreman. In Foreman's opinion House is racist becouse he gives him tasks based on his skin color like lying to the patient or burglary. House said that it's true and he doesn't think that this is wrong which confuse Foreman. He said that these are things that Foreman is best at.
Phrase I enjoyed: "no pain no gain" it means that discomfort is necessary to archive goals and it has equivalent in Polish.