Re: House on Nov 29 (spoilers)

From: Alan Pollock <nex@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 06:57:57 +0000 (UTC)

Rob Jensen <ShutUpRob@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Each case is so hermetically sealed-off from the others in
> formulaically-plotted episodes that, like the cases in each Law &
> Order series, they could conceivably overlap in timeline with each
> other and it still wouldn't matter until/unless the show explicitly
> wants the cases of separate episodes to overlap.

Bubbles floating in space, never meeting. Hell if they speak Turkish in some,
it's probably just as well.

Good ep. Either some bubbles snuck into my temporals, or the show's passed the
three good'uns-in-a row mark. Good stuff. Nex
.

References:
- House on Nov 29 (spoilers)
  - From: CCSBeyond
- Re: House on Nov 29 (spoilers)
  - From: Rob Jensen

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