I was deathly bored and was compelled to entertain myself. Unfortunately, I've sold myself short, imagining things that will never be :(

Music from Will Oldham, "All These Vicious Dogs"

Disclaimer: I do not own either House M.D. (That's David Shore and Co.) or Will Oldham's "All These Vicious Dogs.

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Well, the Tritter arc is over, and I figured despite my general distaste for that plot line (something just felt...off...?) I'd send it out with a video. So here you be.

As for the song, I'm a fan of both Elliot Smith and Madeleine Peyroux, and I suggest you check out both of them if you haven't already. My favourite from Peyroux is her Careless Love album. This song, to me, seemed to suit the overall tone of House and Wilsons relationship throughout the arc. Not so much anger in the video as there is angst, but shrugs, neh?

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EDIT: The other one was...I must have been on crack. More crack. Who knows? Whatever it was, it was bad crack.

You know, everyone portrays Wilson as very wishy-washy, very caught up in the moment and in a feeling. I can agree with that to a point, but I don't think House would be close to someone like that; in my personal belief, Wilson is actually very much just as bad as House. Just with a nicer tone. Wilson's a devil in disguise =P

Not meant to be serious in anysense. Almost crack. Maybe a point away from crack...so like, Ritalin.

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Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie give their thoughts on science, religion and their own beliefs in various TV & radio clips.

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Daft Punk - Harder Better Faster Stronger (Interstella)
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The Montreal-based musician performs "Beijing," "Big Bird In A Small World" and "Wooden Arms" at the WNYC studios in New York City. Watson's stunning, romantic voice soars above the guitars and highly orchestrated melodies amid a driving pulse of precise piano work. Meanwhile, Kuster's clattering percussion is crisply performed on snare drums, marimbas and household pots turned upside-down. It's an inspired sound from a great young artist. Find more at http://www.npr.org/templates/s tory/story.php?storyId=1039316 66.

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