We Need the Eggs
Henry: Cool. Hey, which one you think she’d like best?
& House: 35-year-old male cries blood, and he’s not vampire Bill. Go!
& Adams: Should we ask?..
Chase: Nope!
House: What, her? Yeah, my favorite companion is retiring from “companning.” So I’m interviewing replacements.
& Adams: How long are you gonna be using the office for sex games? Just so I can plan my day.
House: Sex and work? I’m not a savage.
& House: I asked for a cappuccino.
Butterscotch: That’s what this is.
House: No, a cappuccino’s got a nice, stiff foam on it. This is wetter than... Oh... almost slipped there.
& House: Take a seat, Fawn. And tell me, what’s your favorite Woody Allen movie?
Fawn: Annie Hall.
Chase: You’re interviewing hookers but not gonna talk to them about sex?
House: Sex is a given. They’re hookers.
& House: Call-girl... sorry, call-woman... needs a combination of skills that I find useful/entertaining for the remaining 57 minutes of the hour I paid for.
& Park: Have you ever paid for sex?
Taub: Every guy who’s ever seen a Merchant Ivory movie has paid for sex. No. It just... seems too demeaning to women.
Park: Given the things you’ve done to women, that seems arbitrary.
& Taub: Park has a boyfriend.
Park: I’ll break your face.
& House: This is the talent portion of the interview.
Adams: Okay. You like cards. But you can juggle. I fail to see how this would be of benefit to you.
House: What if I’m busy?
& House: Well, thank you, ladies. I’ve seen a lot of very talented candidates. Got a tough decision the next few days. This is the part I hate.
& Dominika: What is “Fudgey Gonzalez”?
House: Uh, imagine a “Vanilla Gonzalez,” but from the other side.
& Chase: Does the doll talk to you?
Henry: I know she’s not a real person. In a lot of ways, she’s better than a person. I can tell her things, and she won’t argue with me or make fun of me. I come home every night, and I know she’ll be there waiting.
Adams: So is your toaster.
Henry: No one in the world has an emotional attachment to a toaster. But a lot of people are willing to spend $7,000 on women like Amy.
& Henry: Maybe the perfect woman’s out there somewhere, but it’s not worth going through what it would take to find her. Amy makes me happy.
& Chase: He didn’t have a thought disorder. And you don’t think it’s “disordered” to talk to...
Adams: It’s not all that different from talking to your cat or a Teddy bear.
House: You don’t have sex with your cat or Teddy bear. If you did, you’d probably talk to them more.
& House: Guy loves an imaginary being who’s never going to respond to him. He’s no crazier than millions of churchgoers.
& House: You do understand the irony here? Every person in this room has a sex doll. At least the patient has the stones to be honest about it.
Ooh, a metaphor! What you didn’t foresee is that is that I actually do have a sex doll.
House: Your doll is your kids. Yours is your parents, yours is your charity. All excuses for not being in a relationship.
Chase: He’s not wrong.
House: And you...
& Wilson: You are a horrible person.
House: All I need is to break up one marriage. You’ve broken up three of your own. You’re like the Stephen Hawking of killing relationships.
The Association’s — Never My Love
♪ You ask me if there’ll come a time ♪
♪ when I grow tired of you ♪
♪ never my love ♪
♪ never my love ♪
♪ You ask me if there’ll come a time ♪
♪ when I grow tired of you ♪
♪ never my love ♪
♪ never my love ♪
& Dominika: No man comes out. But old naked lady in
& Henry: Molly... I’d like you to meet Amy.
& Adams: How about all five of us live together and the $7,000 sex doll? It’ll solve all our hang-ups.
Taub: $7,000?
House: Adams suggests that we all sleep together, and your issue is high prices?
& Taub: Why?
House: Because I don’t know the answer.
& Wilson: Foosball?
House: Can’t. Marriage to destroy.
Wilson: Okay...
House: “Okay” as in passive-aggressive reverse psychology? Or as in depressed resignation?
Wilson: “Okay” as in I changed my mind.
& House: It’s not a marriage! It’s a felony.
Emily: I’ve seen how she looks at you when you’re together. Trust me. She likes you... And I’ve seen how you look at her.
& Adams: Do you... want to get a drink?
Chase: To annoy Park or to prove House wrong?
I Got You Babe
♪ they say we’re young and we don’t know ♪
♪ we won’t find out until we grow ♪
♪ well, I don’t know if all that’s true ♪
♪ ’cause you got me and baby I got you ♪
♪ babe ♪
♪ I got you babe ♪
♪ I got you babe ♪
♪ they say we’re young and we don’t know ♪
♪ we won’t find out until we grow ♪
♪ well, I don’t know if all that’s true ♪
♪ ’cause you got me and baby I got you ♪
♪ babe ♪
♪ I got you babe ♪
♪ I got you babe ♪
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On the Imdb.
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