(S06E20) "Your best friend (Wilson) just threw you out and you're fine?" - Dr. Nolan, House's therapist

"Why wouldn't I be?" - House

An episode that delves into the complex psyche of TV's angriest doctor always has promise. Let's face it. House has been a hard nut to crack, even after six impressive seasons on the air.

So when House sits down with his therapist, played by 'Homicide's' Andre Braugher, it's hard not to get all giddy. Despite his gruff exterior and sour temper, House is easily one of the most interesting characters on TV today because so much of him is still shrouded in mystery.

The challenge, however, with his therapy episodes are finding the right balance between not revealing too much to keep the series moving and revealing enough to make the episode worthwhile. All we really learned from last night's episode is that House is lonely. I could have told him that and saved him the insurance co-pay.

The average American home has more televisions than people. When I saw that statistic from Nielsen Media Research, I thought I was bucking the trend. And then I thought a little harder and realized I'm the average American. There are two people in my household: my husband and myself. And, guess how many television sets we have? Three! There's the main set in our living room, hooked up to two TiVos, a Nintendo and a DVD player. Then there's the TV set in our bedroom, which we got this summer when it was 104 degrees and the only air conditioning in our house was in the master bedroom. Oh, and that elusive third television set is in the garage. It's positioned right in front of the very dusty treadmill. Still, it's plugged in and it sort-of works (the pixels are dying so it looks like everything is in letterbox).

I wanna know: How many television sets in your home? And, which rooms are they in? This could get interesting...