Chase and Cameron's . The patient Cameron euthanized in Informed Consent was actually a prominent research scientist that advanced the world of medicine ( based on any number of scientists I am sure.) He was terminally ill and asked them to end it. It's actually something all of them had done except Foreman and Cameron. Wilson, House and Chase had . Cameron was sure she had a position but it changed and yes she did it . The problem is in the episode The Tyrant and following episodes she's once again all over the map. I didn't understand her thinking or how she justified her feelings on what Chase did and the cover up, She either really thought they were wrong and would turn them in or accept it and move on with or without staying married. She got to the point she didn't make much sense.
House of course does just this in his part of the episode . But has an interesting conversation with his patient not something he does if he can avoid it .
Cuddy's was another inconsistent one in Histories in season one she told Foreman not to take on the role of the cops . Here they have her micromanaging a missing baby case instead of doing her actual job. Ridiculous!
Fireman and Taub were pretty funny. Wilson and Thirteen were an interesting pairing too .
House of course does just this in his part of the episode . But has an interesting conversation with his patient not something he does if he can avoid it .
Cuddy's was another inconsistent one in Histories in season one she told Foreman not to take on the role of the cops . Here they have her micromanaging a missing baby case instead of doing her actual job. Ridiculous!
Fireman and Taub were pretty funny. Wilson and Thirteen were an interesting pairing too .