Doris Egan said on her blog that House pulled other stunts to try to stop Wilson from getting him to his father's funeral. I believe that one of them was singing "99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall" very loudly. ETA Poeia, I figured that if House hadn't told Wilson before 'One Day, One Room' that he told him then. Sometime between the final scene with rape girl and the foosball scene.

Wilson didn't seem at all surprised about John House's silent treatment. I believe that House told him about the abuse before. He tried to pass it off as drunken lies later, and they never discussed it again, but Wilson knew.

I believe that Wilson had already bought a nice Christmas present for House this year, but after learning House didn't open the one he gave him last year he decided to keep it for himself.

To keep the theme: I believe that House did open the present, but never thanked Wilson to mess up with him. And, that at the end of JttW, House went to Wilson's place and stayed with him discussing how awesome is that Dr. Bell's book!

I can't think of where this goes, so I'll put it in this thread. I believe that we're going to get new opening credits this year with PJ and OW included and that the cane caduceus will be part of the design.

I'll add that I believe there won't be normal credits at all for the premiere.

I agree, P. I thought that video looked like something they'd roll opening credits over.

I believe everytime House sings, the song is Hugh's personal choice. The sappiness of them always makes me laugh. Seems perfectly in character! :P

Greg Yaitanes tweeted that singing "For He Is an Englishman" in the bathroom in Broken was Hugh's idea.

While we're on the subject of music, I believe House learned to play piano from Blythe.

I believe that Wilson did, at some point, take ballroom dancing classes (don't ask me where that comes from!)

I believe that House never really loved golf, but went along to be nice to Stacy, who enjoyed it. Since he loved her. (I really, really never could admit he was golfing!!)

I believe that House's ringtone for Cuddy is "Maneater" by Hall and Oates. Don't ask me. And I believe that, if Cuddy had dedicated ringtones (which she probably do not have), she would steal House's "Whattaman" by Salt'nPepa, for him. And yes, I listened to a lot of music in the eighties.