Reviews

The episode revolves around Foreman's resignation, it also presents a new character : Honey

Foreman still feels responsible of his two mistakes in the past two episodes. He knows sometimes extreme measures should be taken to save a patient life but he also knows he doesn't have what it takes, he prefers to kill less people rather than save patients with extreme measures... maybe he's right.

This episode foreshadow things to come in the final two episodes, Cameron and Chase treats House like crap, not listening what he has to say and then try to solve the case themselves. Obviously they fail.

The patient's parents also treat House like crap, and when he saves his daughter they asked him for advice, House declines and maybe he's right ... you can treat people like crap and then ask him for advice.

Apparently House has been struggling depression, Wilson has been giving special coffee with anti depressives for a long time. House suspects Wilson is depressed and charges his coffee with amphetamines ... with hysterical results.

House meets Honey (a vegan nutritionist) in clinical duty, and after she breaks up with her boyfriend (for eating a cheeseburger) House asks her to a bar in order to discuss a job application.

In the bar Honey soon discovers it isn't a job interview but a date ... Surprisingly enough House opens to her (something he has never done before) and Honey instead of running away admires him for being honest, and tells him that he can't be depressed after saving people's life ... maybe she's right.

Mou gaan dou (U.S. Title Infernal Affairs) has one of the best scripts ever of the contemporary cinema. the actors, the director are great yes, but all the power this movie has is in the script.

The script is as realistic as a movie can be (There is no realistic movie) it has flaws (because there is no perfect script either) but all the great things in it overwhelmed the flaws.

Two main characters is all you need to create a great movie you don't need to write the classic clichés to make the movie work you just have to feel what they feel. If you can do that your movie will be perfect.

Yan is a troubled man working as undercover for 10 years he became crazy (anybody should) up to the point when he becomes paranoiac. He has nothing to loose because he has no identity, he hates his job. in one word he is desperate to get his life back. Be somebody again

Ming on the other hand has got everything since he did things straight he became troubled because he friends with all his partners, he moves in with his girl, he now has something loose and he knows that if his cover is blow he will loose everything. He doesn't want to be a nobody again.

The script is how the environment where we live and the people we are surrounded changes us up to the point where we become different people that we once were.

The film is great mainly because of his script and the reason I hate the American remake (The Departed) is because William Monahan took away everything beautiful the original script had and turned it into a C-Action movie full of Hollywood clichés.