What a fitting title to this episode.... Seriously Foreman should never be the main focus of the show... He only "works" when he is a supporting role.... Once again, they must've known what was going to happen when they named it "epic fail" LOL

Why write Morrison out when they could write Wilde out?! I too dislike the Foreman-13 relationship, but I think the writers are doing a good job if they can get this emotion out of its viewers.

Without House, this episode would have been a disaster. Foreman and Thirteen are incredibly bad, and somehow the writers had to focus on them after the amazing season premiere. I like what they are doing with House and regardless of whether the change is permanent or not, it is very interesting.

http://th3tvobsessed.blogspot.com/2009/09/review-house-season-6-episode-2-epic.html

Apparently I'm the only person who enjoyed this episode? I thought the interaction between Foreman and 13 has matured and improved a great deal from last season. It was even entertaining. Not as entertaining as Chef House, but still, I really like both characters and can't wait to see where they go from here.

As much as I love House and Hugh it does sadden me just a bit that once he returns Foreman will be deposed in the most humiliating fashion just to further emphasize the fact that he's not as good as House and everyone will squeal with glee.

Bummer of an episode after coming back from the 2-hour premiere. They gave me a taste of life with House outside of the hospital and I quite liked it. I now care little for anyone in the group save Wilson. Andre Braugher is awesome. Fire all the twits House works with and sign Braugher for the season.

Just an aside here, but did you catch Hugh Laurie on Leno late last week ?! OMG, I didn't realize his natural accent is a very pretentious British one! How horrible it is, thank gahd he doesn't use that on the show.

He's more than bilingual. They've made references to him speaking a number of languages over the years. In s01e07 he was researching African sleeping sickness in a journal article written in Portuguese. In s02e18 he speaks Mandarin to the mother of a girl that came in the clinic trying to get birth control pills. In s02e12 he's shown brushing up on his Hindi to humiliate a former classmate who has published in an Indian journal. Wikipedia says he also speaks Spanish and Japanese.

I go through a life cycle with this show. . . I like it, start to get bored, stop watching, they come up with something interesting, I watch again. . .and then it starts all over. Can you guess which stage I'm at now? Hint: It has something to do with Foreman.

http://www.orble.com/teevee-house-928/

Many commentators on this site, and I am sure others, take the episodes one at a time and apply a quick internet style short take on the episode, it is like reviewing a 2000 page Russian novel after every page and deciding that the author did not amuse or entertain them on the preceding page, therefore the rest of the novel had better live up to their expectations or else they are never going to read the book again. I am sure the writers of "House" and many other dramas have sketched out a long arcing story line that is strong enough to last an entire season while keeping their audience engaged week to week. The desire for instant and weekly gratification has been greatly enhanced in the Internet age and something as slow as a weekly TV drama appears to be having a difficult time keeping pace.

The whole Foreman/13 thing would never happen nowadays. There isn't a single company out there that would let Foreman be the boss of 13 given their relationship - and I'm sure Cuddy knows of their relationship. As soon as one of them got a promotion the other would have to move to another department. Instead we get Foreman firing her at the end of the episode. In real life the next scene would be her calling a lawyer.