Lisa Cuddy : You can't dump your entire department just because you don't know how to deal with an issue. Gregory House : Yes. They are all irreplaceable. Allison Cameron : [to House] My resignation letter.
I've gotten all I can from this job. Gregory House : What do you expect me to do? Break down and apologize? Beg Chase to come back? Allison Cameron : No, I expect you to do what you always do: I expect you to make a joke and go on. I expect you to be just fine. I'll miss you. Eric Foreman : No tumors in her arm. Synovial membrane's working fine. Allison Cameron : No hot spots. No bone cancer. Maybe we should be looking for something else. Allison Cameron : Is it raining out? Robert Chase : House fired me.
Eric Foreman : What? Allison Cameron : Because you yelled at him? Robert Chase : "Time for a change" was the official explanation. Allison Cameron : It makes no sense. Eric Foreman : Since when does House make sense? Allison Cameron : He always makes sense.
Eric Foreman : He's angry. Allison Cameron : Yes, it's all about you, Foreman. She soon settles on Jeffrey Cole as her favorite and advises him to stand up to House. To try to make it stick, she bets House that Cole will stand up to his constant abuse. She resigns from the committee in order to frustrate him. Cameron continues to grow in confidence and when one of her homebound outreach patients becomes ill, she once again manipulates House into taking the case.
When Cuddy adopts her new daughter, she desperately wants to spend more time with her and turns to Cameron for help. Cuddy is stuck with supervising House herself and turns on him with a vengeance. Meanwhile, her relationship with Chase is getting both more serious and more difficult.
However, after the relationship nearly ends, Cameron relents and lets Chase have his own drawer. Things get more serious when Cameron inadvertently learns that Chase is planning to propose. Chase figures that Cameron still has feelings for House and breaks off the relationship. With House stating his intention not to return to diagnostic medicine, Foreman is put in charge, but Chris Taub decides to quit the team and Foreman fires his girlfriend Thirteen. Foreman asks Chase and Cameron to work with him until he can interview replacements.
However, the treatment is a disaster and the dictator soon dies. Chase confesses to Foreman, but keeps the truth from Cameron. House figures out the truth independently. Chase finally confesses his misdeeds and Cameron forgives him. However, House, who is now back in charge of diagnostics, asks Chase why Cameron went so easy on him when she would be morally outraged with anyone else. House is soon plotting to get all his old fellows back to work for him.
He convinces Chase, Thirteen and Taub to beg for their old jobs back, but Cameron soon realizes that House had known what was wrong with the patient all along and threatened a risky course of treatment to get the others to get interested in the case. For this season, Jennifer Morrison was demoted from the main cast. She did not make any appearances during the seventh season.
However, her character was mentioned a few times. When questioned initially, House told Cameron that he hired her for her looks. However, he expanded on that by admitting that he surmised that because she was so good looking, she could have coasted into any sort of life and instead must have chosen to dedicate her life to medicine.
Cameron expressed a romantic interest in House on several occasions, and they dated once the one date was Cameron's condition for coming back to work.
House has been apparently uninterested in pursuing a relationship - he told Cameron she tends to form relationships with people who need "fixing", and that it is his damaged personality that in fact draws her to him. House, however, betrays more than a passing interest in Cameron to Wilson in the episode Role Model when he reacts perceptibly to Wilson's comment about 'hitting on' Cameron. Although Cameron has stated that she is "over" House, neither her colleagues nor Wilson or Cuddy believe her.
Both characters retain an ambiguous interest in the other. In No Reason , House repeatedly fantasizes about Cameron, first for her abiding concern for his injury and later as he caresses her with a surgical robot.
For her part Cameron lets slip to a documentary team in Ugly that she loves House and later we see her trying to convince herself that it was an innocent remark. After Chase is fired and Foreman leaves in Human Error , Cameron hands her resignation to House, ostensibly because she has learned all she can from him. Since leaving House's team, Cameron has been far more authoritative with House, bringing him cases and pointing out how his quick diagnoses have been wrong.
However, it appears she may be getting more authority over House, primarily due to her excellent administrative skills, honed by years of doing House's dictation and keeping up his charts. In Hunting , Chase drops by just after Cameron experiments with the patient's Methamphetamine and she aggressively throws him on the bed. It soon becomes obvious to her co-workers what happened and although Chase seems to be willing to continue, she seems to regret the whole incident.
However, by the next season, Cameron's lack of a social life leads her to suggest a "friends with benefits" arrangement with Chase, which he agrees to. They engage in dangerous sex in the sleep lab and a patient's bedroom. When Foreman becomes suspicious, Cameron "confesses" and Foreman figures that Cameron is jerking him around and drops the matter. However, House "accidentally" drops in on them while they are hot and heavy in a hospital storage closet.
With the cat out of the bag, Cuddy warns Cameron that if she gets hurt, one of them will have to be fired. However, when Chase expresses an interest in having a real relationship, it's Cameron who backs off and breaks up with Chase.
However, Chase is not to be denied. For the rest of the third season, he creates I love you Tuesdays where he reminds Cameron each and every Tuesday how much he likes her. Cameron still isn't interested and blames Chase for breaking up their previous relationship by breaking the rule about not getting serious.
However, when Chase is fired and Cameron resigns, Chase tells Cameron that although he still feels for her, the whole "Tuesdays" thing was a silly idea. He figures it's over when she turns down his request for a drink, but she's soon at his place. In order to stay together, Cameron returns to Princeton-Plainsboro as senior attending physician in the emergency room, and Chase takes a job on the surgical staff. However, they go through a rough patch when it becomes clear that Cameron has issues allowing Chase a permanent place in her life.
She finally relents to letting him have his own space in her apartment. It gets worse when Chase tries to take Cameron away for the weekend in order to propose. When Cameron learns what's up, she does everything she can to delay the trip because she's not sure she's ready to commit. Chase decides he's had enough, but Cameron reveals she knew he was about to propose and was just scared.
Chase proposes to her at the hospital and she accepts. However, that's not the end of it. Cameron reveals that she has kept a semen sample from her late husband. Chase believes her wanting to keep the sample shows that she's afraid the marriage won't work out. On the verge of canceling the wedding, Chase points out that Cameron won't change her mind about the sample even if they have a perfect marriage with lots of kids.
At that point, she agrees that Chase is right and agrees to destroy the sample. However, Chase soon relents when he realizes that Cameron only wants to keep the sample because it gives her an attachment to her late husband.
In the episode The Tyrant , Cuddy reinstates Cameron and Chase as fellows in the department of diagnostic medicine. What many may not know is that despite his on-screen success, Hugh lives a very private life. He has been married for over three decades to his wife, Jo Green, and their marriage has been blessed with three adorable kids, Charlie, Bill, and Rebecca. He is based on Sherlock Holmes, whose character was in turn inspired by real-life 19th century Scottish doctor Joseph Bell who, like House, used deductive reasoning as a diagnostic tool.
He is an addict, most of his money will go by definition into his addiction. During his stay it is revealed by Dr. Nolan that House suffers from clinical depression, has antisocial tendencies, an inflated ego and severe trust issues. Before she went to medical school, Dr.
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