The first photo of Wilson sharing the screen with Sam Carr on House has been released by Entertainment Weekly.

As a matter of fact, make that Dr. Sam Carr, as the Lost alum, who will be back on the island around the same time her character begin her House multi-episode sweep in April, would play a radiology expert.

Leonard says that there can be great comfort in the past. He desires his blankie and there is the further advantage of familiarity and, in a way, a lack of drama.

However, all of us know that would not be the case, as David Shore (creator of House) discloses that there would be drama, Hugh Laurie (Courtesy of House) being defensive of his best friend.

He explains that this is him being defensive of Wilson against someone who arguably knows Wilson as well as House does. You have these two person who apparently worry about Wilson, though they have both made some dramatic mistakes in that regard, kind of fighting over him.

Maybe depending on the reception to the Watro’s likeability and the overall soundness of idea, Shore added in that her stay can be extended on show. As her character is a doctor and for that reason she is employable by Princeton Plainsboro, that make things just right in case.

She also has to deal with house and his team.

But the team cannot seem to come to an agreement regarding his treatment. Also Marcus pays his brother Foreman a visit.

Only Thirteen remains unaffected as they try to find out what exactly is wrong with her. In the mean time house tries to make amends with a former medical school colleague he had wronged.

The characters on the team are constantly trying to prove themselves worthy which creates a tension that makes the show more interesting. No one is ever completely comfortable with their position on the team. There are indications though that this team will be together for while. According to some sources the executive producer Katie Jacobs says that she is thinking that they need to update the opening sequence to include Thirteen and Peter Jacobson’s character, Taub.

There is definitely a sense of stability in the last episode of House. The entire team handled a case involving a drug dealer informant. While on the side, Thirteen, Taub and Chase (portrayed by Jesse Spencer), played a practical joke on Foreman (Omar Epps).

We can’t be sure how long this team will hang together, but for the time being we can be comfortable with the thought that they will be around for at least the rest of this season.

Jennifer has made it clear that the decision to leave House was not hers, telling one source that she would not have left the show under any circumstances. According to one source, the executive producers David Shore and Katie Jacobs informed Jennifer that the show was taking a direction that required writing her character out. The executive producers gave Jennifer the head’s up so that she could take advantage of any other opportunities that came along. After leaving the House, Jennifer Morrison was quickly cast in the Broadway revival of The Miracle Worker.

The character, Cameron, made her last appearance in Episode 8 in the first season. Jennifer won’t reveal how long or when her character will return, but one source reports it will be in a “smart” episode. Fans can expect that they will learn the reason for Cameron’s leaving as the character achieves some closure.

Jennifer described her experience on House as a blessing. She told one source that while she loved her character and working on House, she understands the producers’ creative direction did not include Cameron.

Every since Katie Jacobs, one of the executive producers of House, told media that the episode that Laurie will be directing will not be a traditional House episode. Before the news that Cameron was going to briefly return to bring closure to the story line, fans were speculating that Laurie would be directing an episode around a Huddy story. Now that Jennifer Morrison is definitely coming back for at least one episode, fans now put their bets on Laurie directing her final appearance. One source suggests that Laurie will feature the relationship between Cameron and Chase (Jesse Spencer).

One thing fans can definitely count on is that the episode will be different than anything we’ve seen so far.

In retrospect, I was not even a fan of ‘House’, because there was an absence of dramatic or spectacular elements, but the characterizations made the episode a beauty. The character of Wilson and his guilty remorse, his donation of a portion of his liver, why he was miserable and the manner in which he lived out his resentment, all superbly portrayed and the entire episode was well scripted.

Jennifer Morrison has been cast in the Broadway revival of The Miracle Worker and will be busy with the play. She should still be able to work in filming House scenes for her return episode between Broadway performances.

Foreman’s team mates decide to play a practical joke on him. Both House and Wilson set their sights on a dazzling new neighbor by the name of Nora.