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Grey´s Anatomy Spoiler: George O´Malley leaves Grey´s Anatomy

George O Malley leaves greys anatomy tr knightI said it on February: George O´Malley leaves Grey´s Anatomy at the end of the season.

Ok, many didn´t believe me… many were quite happy that the cliffhanger on Grey´s Anatomy Season Finale left hope for George.

But no: T.R. Knight is leaving Grey´s Anatomy for good.

Why is T.R. Knight leaving Grey´s Anatomy? Why Does George O´Malley leave Grey´s Anatomy then?

Michael Ausiello exlains it best:

The actor’s exit closes yet another rocky chapter for the embattled primetime soap, one that opened with Isaiahgate and worsened when, amid rumors that Knight was clashing with series creator Shonda Rhimes, George O’Malley was backburnered. Finally, Knight grew so fed up with his character’s lack of storyline that he asked if he could check out three years before his deal expired. After that, all indications were that he would be let go, although Rhimes didn’t make a final decision until recently. (Contractually speaking, she had until June 30 to make up her mind.)

Last month, Rhimes told me that George’s relatively light storyline this year was the result of the normal “ebbs and flows” of ensemble television. But she did acknowledge that he was intentionally written lighter during the last half of the season so that viewers wouldn’t think it odd that he was absent from the season finale — something that was necessary to preserve the episode’s biggest twist: that George was actually a disfigured John Doe who had been hit by a bus. “I really wanted you to not notice that he wasn’t there for most of this episode,” she said. “I don’t think anybody noticed because of the way we laid it out this season.”

Knight’s departure would seem to confirm that George doesn’t survive, although fans have wondered whether Rhimes is planning to pull an Elizabeth Reaser (Jane Doe/Rebecca) and have him live, only to be replaced by another actor, thanks to plastic surgeon Sloane’s handiwork. That’s “hilarious, ridiculous,” the boss has said. However, I’ve heard that she was interested in having Knight appear in next season’s first three episodes, but a short-term deal could not be brokered.

What will Knight do now? Per an insider, the theatrically-trained thesp is in talks to start 2010 by headlining a Broadway revival of Lend Me a Tenor, the classic farce he recently did a reading of with Alfred Molina, Tony Shalhoub, and Marian Seldes.

Reps for Knight and ABC declined to comment.

Now that the question of George’s future seems to have been answered, another puzzler moves to the forefront: What’s going to happen to Katherine Heigl’s Izzie, whose life also hung in the balance in last May’s capper? Stay tuned… In the meantime, proceed to the comments and weigh in on Knight’s departure.

So, what do you think about George O´Malley leaving Grey´s Anatomy?

Grey´s Anatomy Next Season Spoiler: Both Izzie Stevens And George O´Malley are alive!

o malley survives izzie stevens lives dyingThere it is… I said it.

They are both T.R. Knight and Katherine Heigl under contract for another season, and despite their efforts  to leave the show, they are still tied up to it, and will be back next season of Grey´s Anatomy.

Is it possible that George O´Malley is played by another actor, since the character could go through major facial surgery?

Possible, not likely.

Is Izzie Stevens surviving Cancer?

Most likely. She gave out an award winning performance, and she has not so many movies prospects as she foresaw when wanted out.

Is George O´Malley living?

Not so probable, but T.R. Knight will return to Grey´s Anatomy at least as a memory. My bet is he´s back all the way.

Are you happy that Izzie Stevens survives? Are you happy that George O´Malley survives? Do you think Izzie Stevens is dying? Do you think George O´Malley is dying? Let me know.

Grey´s Anatomy: Alex Karev´s wedding vows

alex-karev-wedding-vows-with-izzie-stevensWhat a Difference a Day Makes was a huge episode in Grey´s Anatomy. We already checked out Becca´s graduation speech transcript There was another very emotional moment when Alex, inspired by Becca, one of the patients that gave a great valeditorian graduation speech, said his wedding vows when marrying Izzie Stevens.

Minister: Dearly beloved. We are gathered here today to celebrate the wedding of Alexander Michael Karev and Isobel Katherine Stevens. This is a sacred right. An ancient right. As Isobel and Alex prepare to join their lives, it is important to understand that everyone present has played a part in shaping their lives. And, will continue to play a vital role in their continuing future. And thus, we are here not only to witness their vows to each other, but to bestow upon them our blessing. And, now the couple will read their vows.
Izzie: Oh, we didn’t write anything.
Alex: No, wait. I have something I wanna say. Today’s the day my life begins. All my life I’ve been just me. Just a smart mouth kid. Today I become a man. Today I become a husband. Today I become accountable to someone other than myself. Today I become accountable to you. To our future. To all the possibilities that a marriage has to offer. Together, no matter what happens, I’ll be ready. For anything. For everything. To take on life, to take on love. To take on possibility and responsibility. Today Izzie Stevens, our life together begins. And I for one can’t wait.
Izzie: I love you. (kisses him)
Minister: Ahem, not yet!
Alex: Hurry up!
Minister: By the power vested in me, by god and the state of Washington, I now pronounce you husband and wife.
Izzie: Now?
Minister: Now.
(Izzie and Alex kiss)

Did you like Alex Karev´s wedding vows in Grey´s Anatomy 5×23 What a Difference a Day Makes?

Mega Lost Shocker Spoiler: Is Penny Widmore dead? Is Alex Linus Alive?

Benjamin Linus and the Island are every day getting harder to figure out…

And in last night´s episode of Lost… we saw Benjamin Linus going after Penny Widmore to kill her.

Thank God Desmond Hume is there to stop him and beat the crap out of him…

Benjamin Linus had promised Charles Widmore he´d kill his daughter… so he went to do it and Bam! Shot Desmond Hume, and then pointed the gun towards her, but got stopped by Desmond.

Seeing Alex Linus threatening Benjamin made the episode!

So… what happened? Did Benjamin Linus managed to kill Penny? Is Penny Widmore one of Lost Season Finale´s deaths? Did Benjamin Linus do anything to Charlie Hume? Is Alex Linus realy alive or is she just a Smokey illusion?

Just gotta say wow!

If you want to read the Complete Recap of Lost 5×12 Dead is Dead go there.

What didi you think about the latest Lost episode?

What´s behind Kutner´s death? What´s up for Kal Penn and House MD?

So… did Obama kill Kutner? Apparently as you will find out.

Ausiello bring it again! A three way interview featuring Kal Penn, Katie Jacobs and David Shore.

We already told you that Kal Penn is alive and kicking and the one who died is Lawrence Kutner, his character on House MD.

Yes, the trio at the center of this grim turn of events — exec producers David Shore and Katie Jacobs, as well Kal Penn himself — spoke to Ausiello exclusively about the surprising story behind Penn’s exit, the decision to have the seemingly well-adjusted Kutner take his own life, and whether the tragedy will drive House-Cuddy and Cameron-Chase closer together or further apart…

Part I: Kal Penn

I understand it was your decision to leave House. True?
KAL PENN:
Yes. I was incredibly honored a couple of months ago to get the opportunity to go work in the White House. I got to know the President and some of the staff during the campaign and had expressed interest in working there, so I’m going to be the associate director in the White House office of public liaison. They do outreach with the American public and with different organizations. They’re basically the front door of the White House. They take out all of the red tape that falls between the general public and the White House. It’s similar to what I was doing on the campaign.

Will you actually be working in the White House?
PENN:
This particular office is in the executive building. The White House has two buildings: the actual White House and an old Navy building called the Old Executive Office.

Are you there as long as Obama’s in office?
PENN:
A lot of that stuff is up in the air. This is a relatively recent development.

Safe to say you’re taking a huge pay cut?
PENN:
Oh, yeah. There’s not a lot of financial reward in these jobs. But, obviously, the opportunity to serve in a capacity like this is an incredible honor.

How long has this been in the works?
PENN:
I’ve been thinking about [moving into politics] for a while. I love what I do as an actor. I couldn’t love it more. But probably from the time I was a kid, I really enjoyed that balance between the arts and public service. I went to a performing arts high school, but I still took a bunch of those dorky political science classes. It’s probably because of the value system my grandparents instilled in me. They marched with Gandhi in the Indian independence movement, and that was always in the back of my head. So the past couple of years I thought about it a little more. And in ’06 I started this international studies program at Stanford, where they actually let you do most of the course work online. So it was something I could do while I was acting. And I thought this might be the right time to go off and do something else. The ultimate irony, of course, is that I love being on House. There’s not a smarter group of people that I’ve been surrounded by in television. So I thought about it for a very long time before I went and talked to David and Katie.

What was that conversation like?
PENN:
We had a very long discussion. And I remember David saying, “Are you telling me that you’re unhappy with the show and that you want to leave so you can go off and do a different show?” And I was like, “Not at all. I’m actually saying the exact opposite, which is I’m having an incredible time, but there’s something aching in me to do something completely different and take a break from the acting thing for a while.” And with their blessing, we were able to work it out.

Are you retiring from acting?
PENN:
Not necessarily. Who’s to say where any path leads? I still have a passion for it. But for the time being, I won’t be acting.

How did you react when you found out how they were writing Kutner out?
PENN:
One of the things I love about our show is you never know what’s going to happen. So that news struck me in the same way we hope it strikes the audience: there was a little bit of anger and some depression. You really go through those emotions, especially when somebody dies in that fashion. Ultimately, it was a really interesting choice for them to make. We don’t really know why he did it, unless it’s resolved in the episodes after [I left], which, of course, I’m not privy to anymore. At least in [last night's] episode, we don’t really know why he did it. There’s no note. There’s no explanation. And as a testament to David and Katie, that’s a huge risk. ‘Cause it isgoing to make people upset, and it is going to piss off some of the audience. And, ultimately, in my opinion, that’s what art really is — when you can conjure up those kinds of emotions. And it’s rare nowadays to be able to do that on network television, but they managed to.

Were you disappointed that you didn’t get to shoot the requisite good-bye scenes with your co-stars?
PENN:
From my selfish perspective, you want one last scene with Hugh, you want one awesome bantering scene with Peter, you want something where you and Olivia [Wilde] are doing a diagnostic together. But I had known a couple weeks beforehand [that Kutner would just abruptly commit suicide], so I was conscious in previous episodes of, ‘Okay, this is probably the last time I’m going to get to do a scene with Peter, and this is the last time I’m going to be on screen with Robert.’ And, of course, we’re all still really close friends, so I’ve seen them a ton of times since I stopped shooting.

What were your emotions like on your last day?
PENN:
It’s always emotional when something incredible comes to an end. The feeling would have been very different if I was not enjoying myself, and if I didn’t love the job. But because I loved the job and the character and the people I’m working with, I think bittersweet is the probably the best way to describe it. The contrast of knowing that I want to move on and do something completely different, with the incredibly violent and incredibly depressing thing that happens to my character… I think bittersweet is the only way to describe it.

Are you bummed you won’t be around to experience firsthand the fallout from Cuddy and House having sex?
PENN:
Do they really?

That’s the buzz.
PENN:
See, I didn’t even know that. If that’s the case, yeah, it’s a bummer to not be involved in an episode like that. It’s the emotional stuff that really gets the characters riled up, so if that’s actually happening, it would be neat to see. [Pauses] Well, not see. To be part of scenes like that. [Laughs]

Part II: David Shore and Katie Jacobs

When did you first learn Kal was thinking of leaving House?
DAVID SHORE:
It was very early in the process that he told us that he might [at some point] want to move on and work in politics. He has been involved in a number of other things [while working on House]. He worked very extensively for the Obama campaign and he’s been teaching at Penn. Kal is a man with broader ambitions than the entertainment industry. So he spoke to us and said, ‘I love the show and I love working with these people, but there are things that I would like to do.’ And you sort of think, ‘That’s admirable, but there’s no way he’s going to do it.’ This is a good gig he’s got here.
KATIE JACOBS: As time went on, it was still on his mind. And then we took a writers retreat right at the beginning of December and David sort of had this “A-ha” moment about how to both free Kal up to pursue other things and, most importantly, service where David wants to go at the end of the season with House’s story.
SHORE: The fact that it happened over a long period of time allowed him to pursue his goals as a human being, but also allowed us to make it work within the confines of the show.

So why not just have Kutner take a new job at a different hospital?
SHORE:
The suicide was essential to [the story]. The lack of reason behind it — the lack ofanswers – was what I responded to and is what I got excited about. House, the man of answers, doesn’t have an answer about this guy who he has worked with for two years.
JACOBS: And he didn’t see it coming. It gets under his skin. He is the man who can’t rest until the puzzle is solved. So the idea that he worked in such close proximity to Kutner and didn’t see it coming [was an interesting story to us].
SHORE: It makes him question the most important aspect of himself, which is the ability to find answers. It’s the one thing about himself that he feels good about.

If anyone on House’s team was going to kill him or herself, the likelier candidate would have been Taub (Peter Jacobson). Were you intentionally setting up a bait and switch?
SHORE:
A little bit. But also, oddly enough, we wanted it to be a character who didn’t make sense — or didn’t superficially make sense. Obviously, there are reasons, but the notion that the reasons are too complicated for even House to figure out is what was drawing us to it. I like the fact that Kutner is almost the least likely guy to do this. And it gets down to the issue of, “Do we know anybody? You work with somebody for two years, but do you really know them?”

There’s an opening on House’s team now. Will Chase or Cameron fill it?
SHORE:
No, there’s a different Chase-Cameron storyline coming up. We touch on it, but that’s not really where we go with it.
JACOBS: There’s fallout in every part of the hospital because of this. This will affect everybody.

Are you planning to fill the position?
SHORE: Not initially. It’s not going to happen this year.

There are rumors that Chase and Cameron may be getting married. Care to comment?
SHORE:
No. But [Kutner's death] does affect them as a couple. When somebody close to you dies under any circumstances, you take stock of your life and you want to go home and hug somebody. We worked hard to let everyone react [to the tragedy] in a different way.

Does it bring Cuddy and House closer together?
SHORE:
The way House reacts ultimately brings House and Cuddy closer.

Any more cast changes looming this season?
JACOBS:
This is the only one you’ll see this season.

Lawrence Kutner death on House MD – Read Kutner´s obituary – Watch his memorial video – leave your goodbyes

Folks at Fox.com posted an Obituary for Doctor Lawrence Kutner, since he committed suicide on last episode of House MD. Remember Nothing happened to Kal Penn. Kal Penn is not dead, Kutner is

House MD´s Lawrence´s Kutner Obituary

Mercer County Courier
April 7, 2009

Dr. Lawrence Kutner died on Thursday, April 2nd from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was 33 years old.

“Dr. Kutner was a hard working, young doctor with a kind, unassuming, gentle manner. He will be missed by all of us”, said Dr. Lisa Cuddy, Dean of Medicine at Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital, where Dr. Kutner worked.

Dr. Kutner was born in Freemont, California. Tragedy marred his early life as he lost his parents, Karamchand and Niki Baidwan, who were shot during an armed robbery. After a couple of years in foster care, Julia and Richard Kutner adopted Lawrence. He showed great promise in high school, winning a Westinghouse Science award for an experiment involving dark matter. His adoptive parents mused that he showed a freethinking, inventive streak from a young age.

Kutner received a full scholarship to the University of California at Berkeley and graduated magna cum laude with a degree in Physics. He then attended the University of Tel Aviv Medical School and completed an internship and residency in Sports and Rehabilitation Medicine through the University of Colorado. “He wanted to be a doctor since seeing ‘M.A.S.H.’ as a kid”, said his close friend and colleague Dr. Chris Taub. “I think he modeled himself a little bit after Hawkeye Pierce.”

Kutner’s girlfriend Nicole Brewster remembered that Lawrence, being adopted and of Indian ancestry, always felt like an outsider. But she said he didn’t resent it – instead, he felt the experience gained him added insight and perspective. This drew him to take atypical paths in his career and personal life. One such example is when he decided to break the world record for distance crawling. After a grueling 43 hours, he managed to crawl 20 miles, and earn himself a place in Guinness Book in 2002.

During his free time, Lawrence played water polo and swam competitively. He enjoyed science fiction and was a frequent participant in the Clarion Science Fiction Workshops.

Dr. Kutner is survived by his adoptive parents. A private Hindu celebration of his life was held yesterday.

They also put uo what his co-workers wrote for him:

Dr Chris Taub:

I really don´t want to wrte anything. I Have nothing to say… I´m pissed off. Why didn´t you talk to me? Idiot. I miss you.

Chris Taub

Dr Allison Cameron:

I don´t know if you knew this, but… out of all those new people, I´m pretty sure you were House´s favorite.

Love

Allison Cameron

Dr Lisa Cuddy:

I think what I remember most was your kindness. When I first adopted Rachel, a lot of people offered to come help, to babysit. But you´re the only one who actually did. Nobody could make Rachel laugh like you. We´ll both miss you.

Cuddy

Eric Foreman:

I Wish I´d gotten there sooner.
I´m sorry

E.F.

Dr James Wilson:

When you gave me some of your short stories to read, I remember you practically apologized as you handed them over; that´s how shy you were about sharing them. But I don´t know why. They were actually pretty good.

James Wilson

Remy:

My first memory of you is when you got fined as #6. My second memory of you is when you reappeared as #9. My third is when you set that patient on fire trying to restart his heart. Later on, I was the one you confided in about your parents. About what happened to them. And I always felt there was so much more to talk about…
I wish we had more time.

Remy #13

Dr. Robert Chase:

I didn´t know you that well – I guess nobody did x

Robert Chase

Gregory House:

Left blank…

You can also leave your own message for Kutner and watch the memorial video for Kutner´s death

Complete Recap and Spoilers of House MD 5×20 – A Simple Explanation

A Shocking episode of House MD aired last night… A confusing one too… including some strange rumours about a Kal Penn suicide and Kal Penn dying.

We weretrying to figure out who was dying on House for a couple of weeks. And finally we found out… but here I am spoiling everybody… well I might just go all the way with the spoilers of House MD.

We will say it again Kutner is dead, Kal Penn is alive

Complete Recap and Spoilers of House MD 5×20 – A Simple Explanation

A family gathers around a dying man at his home, saying their good-byes. He asks to be alone with his wife. He apologizes to her for his general SOB-ness. He says he’s ready. His wife says it’s OK, but then starts gasping for breath. Innard-view shows us her throat has totally closed. The weak, dying man cries for help.

A 54-year-old woman with acute respiratory failure, Taub says. House thinks it’s because she’s overweight. Her husband is dying of lung cancer. She went to Hawaii recently. Kutner isn’t there and Taub covers for him.

Thirteen arrives and says the woman is demanding to be released so she can be with her husband. House says go for it, but Taub says he has an idea – all by himself.

They wheel Eddie in to join his wife.

Charlotte is cleared to be released after her treatment works. House is fixated on the idea that Kutner isn’t there.

Charlotte gasps for breath, but her husband seems better.

Foreman and 13 check out Kutner’s pad looking for him. No one has heard from him. They look around, it’s a fanboy’s dream. They don’t see anything until — 13 sees Kutner splayed on the bedroom floor. They call for an ambulance. A pool of blood spreads next to a gun. We don’t see his body. Foreman and 13 try CPR but he’s cold. Dead.

Kutner killed himself.

The team sits around the table, stunned. Not even House speaks. Then, he asks if Kutner said anything to anyone. House says it could have been prevented if “the idiots who worked alongside him 80 hours a week” had noticed something was wrong. Taub thinks guilt is a waste of time, since Kutner is an idiot for killing himself. He mentions the patient and the fact Eddie is getting better. Foreman suggests they pass the file off. House tries to focus.

Cuddy shows up. She hired a grief counselor, which she’s sure none of them will see and is offering time off, which she’s sure none of them will take.

They come up with another diagnosis for Charlotte.

Wilson hasn’t come to see House. Cuddy checks that House didn’t even have an inkling. Foreman and 13 want to go see Kutner’s parents. House joins them.

Taub starts Charlotte on an antinflamatory. In the hospital bed next to her, Eddie talks her through a fantasy vacation in Rio, the one they were always supposed to take. He sits up in bed and Taub says he’d like to run a test on him.

At Kutner’s adoptive parents’ home. He called them Mr. and Mrs. Kutner for years, until they gave him a chemistry set. Then they were mom and dad His mom asks if they have any idea why he did it. House then blames his parents for letting him take their name and give him the illusion he was white. He gets really going, saying Kutner was tormented, until Foreman interrupts and tells him to leave. The parents watch, agape.

House stands to leave and manages to offer condolences.

At the hospital, Taub reports the anti-inflammatory had no effect. But her husband is getting better. He thinks he’s going into remission because of love. He says nothing fits for Charlotte. House says that leaves one diagnosis.

He visits them both. He thinks her heart is too big and his is too small, but Eddie cuts him off, asking if he’s kidding. Yes, he is. He thinks she’s faking, thinking the sicker she was, the longer he’d hang on. She admits it, but then starts crying out with leg pain.

House looks at her legs – one is half the size of the other.

What can shred an epiglotis and make muscle disappear? House tries to figure out. He’s also been calling Kutner’s friends to find out if they knew anything.

Now they’re thinking MS for Charlotte. House also tells Taub to go ahead with the test he was going to run behind his back to see if Eddie’s heart is getting stronger.

House confronts Cuddy, asking if she let him hire a pervert. “Well,” she says, “it’d be hypocritical of me not to.” House has Kutner’s police record. He was charged with indecent exposure. For streaking, Cuddy says. She says House should be upset, Kutner thought like him, pushed boundaries like him.

13 runs a test on Charlotte, who talks about the fact her husband never loved her as much as she loved him. It seems to resonate with 13. Then Charlotte crashes.

Taub runs his test on Eddie, who talks about wanting more time with his wife, to treat her better. The test shows Eddie’s heart isn’t getting any better.

Cuddy visits Wilson, saying House needs a friend. Wilson can’t deal with it. She tells him that House blamed his parents, which gets Wilson’s attention.

Chase operates on Charlotte. Her spleen ruptured. Taub waits so he can biopsy it when Chase is done. Chase says he’ll do it. Chase implies Taub’s sticking around to avoid thinking about Kutner. “Kutner wanted to die, Charlotte doesn’t, so in the contest for my concern and interest, she wins,” Taub says coldly. Chase finds that her liver is scarred.

House stands in Kutner’s apartment. Wilson visits, saying for the record he’s uncomfortable violating a dead colleague’s dignity. House is glad to see him. He wants to know what Kutner was hiding and why.

There’s a picture on the wall of Kutner with his adoptive parents and another of him with his dead parents. That means he wasn’t hiding from the pain.

Wilson suggests they hit the bar. They find his blood all over the bedroom floor. House tries to figure out what he’s missing. Wilson accuses House of being there because he’s trying to solve the puzzle. House says he didn’t miss anything because there’s nothing to miss. He thinks Kutner was murdered.

Back at the wipe board, House fields suggestions from 13 and Taub. Foreman took Cuddy’s offer of time off. News to 13. House reveals his wipe board, motives for Kutner’s murder. As Taub accuses House of being irrational, House suggests another diagnosis.

Taub visits Charlotte. She wants to give her heart to her husband if she dies.

13 shows up on Foreman’s doorstep. He wants to work through things alone. She chokes back tears as he says she should go.

Cuddy visits House, trying to dissuade him from his murder theory. The man who killed Kutner’s parents is coming up for parole and Kutner testified at all his hearings. House thinks he might have had someone kill Kutner, even though he was killed with his own gun, to the temple and police found gun shot residue.

Taub and 13 try to help Charlotte, who’s seizing on the floor. She broke free from her bed and injected herself with anything she could grab. Taub knows she was trying to kill herself to save her husband.

They stabilize her, but her liver is now shot. Taub thinks it was selfless. She needs a whole new liver. House plans to lie to the transplant committee because the test to confirm their theory takes 48 hours and she’ll be gone in 24.

House gets a brainstorm and visits Cameron. He needs an incurable romantic to talk to an incurable romantic. They want to tell her that her husband is giving a partial kidney donation and then “let” him die on the table so they can take the whole thing. He’s going to die anyway. Cameron convinces him to sign, but after she watches him do it, she tells House he can’t do the transplant.

She saw nodules on his fingers and thinks he was misdiagnosed. House isn’t interested in helping. The guy who killed Kutner’s parents died of an aneurysm two months ago. He’s running out of theories. Cameron tells him Kutner hid from everyone. House didn’t get a chance to save him. But he can run a test to see if he can save Eddie.

House visits Eddie. He has a fungal infection, not cancer. It’s curable. He doesn’t want the treatment. He tells House to do the transplant. If not now, then he can do it when Eddie gets out and is hit by a car and shows up in his morgue.

House pitches it to 13 and Taub. 13 thinks it’s tantamount to murder now that he has a chance to live. She refuses. But Taub will do it, they’ve already had one pointless death, he says.

He wheels Eddie into Charlotte’s room, and then tells her what her husband is planning. But Charlotte is spiking a fever, and infection is spreading. One more clue.

House confronts her for lying. She didn’t go to Hawaii; she went to Rio, where they have sand fleas that could infect her. She confesses. She went last year, not with anyone he knew. House thinks they were both ready to die for guilt, not love. But Taub thinks you can’t have that much guilt without love.

Taub drops by Cuddy’s. There’s a liver on the way for Charlotte. But Taub says it’s too late, they didn’t catch her disease in time. Cuddy says that the fact she helped buy them some time to diagnose Eddie will give her death some meaning. No, Taub says as Cuddy prepares to go to Kutner’s funeral, it won’t.

Wilson tells House he was wrong about him. House is terrified he’s losing his gift of seeing everything, Wilson guesses.

They go to Kutner’s funeral. Foreman stands alone.

Eddie and Charlotte lie in their beds, silent.

House goes back to Kutner’s, looking for something, anything.

Foreman and 13 serve as pallbearers, a coffin and silence in grief separating them.

Taub stands over Charlotte as her husband takes her hand, kissing it as she fades away.

House goes through Kutner’s happy, smiling childhood photos.

Foreman takes 13′s hand.

Alone at the hospital, Taub finally cries.

House tries to make sense of it all. He looks at a moody picture of Kutner, inscrutable.

Author: MollyWillow for IMDB

Kal Penn is not dead. Kal Penn is Alive. Kutner died on House. The character not the actor.

kal penn is alive kutner diedHe wasn´t asking out, what kind of writing twist are they trying to accomplish?

We´ll have to wait for a new Harold And Kumar to enjoy some of Kal Penn´s joy on screen.

Are the writers of House trying to show how the team deals with pain?

Why is Kal Penn leaving House MD?

Why is it that someone needed to die on House MD?

Why are there all those rumours about Kal Penn actually commiting suicide?

Those rumours are as false as those who have killed Paul McCartney and Tom Petty years ago and theorized about it.

Kal Penn is alive and well; he was at a Lakers Basketball game as he twitted about, not dead since April 2nd as some sources said.

So… why those rumours? Perhaps so there would be no leaking before the show… I don´t know.

I still don´t get it.

Yet… if you want more info. In about an hour or two Ausiello is going to publish an interview with Kal Penn himself, and with Executive Producers.

So, hang in there and wait. But rest assure: Kal Penn is Alive and well.

To download the House MD episode when Kutner dies visit here. Para descargar el episodio de House donde muere Kutner visita aqui

If you want some humor to lift you up after Kutner´s death visit here

House MD Spinoff: Jesse Spencer and Jennifer Morrison leaving House to lead their own Show

We already speculated with Jesse Spencer leaving House, and even someone dying on House Season Finale.

But today both Jesse Spencer and Jennifer Morrison, who play Doctors Chase and Cameron confirmed that they are leaving House MD at the end of the season to do a House MD Spinoff about Chase and Cameron´s career and life after Princeton Plainsboro.

Even more, they also confirmed Season 1 of this spinoff will have Hugh Laurie as guest star playing Gregory House, Jack Black playing a disturbed neighbor, and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine.

If you reached to this point and you didn´t realize this is all a big joke, maybe I should remind you that today is April´s Fool Day, and we will have to do some Series and TV pranks. Sorry.

Although, a Spinoff of House MD about Cameron and Chase would be sweet!