The thing that bothers me the most was how, as soon as Wilson figured out Amber was the person who had been on the bus, it was like House who?
Oh that and the incredibly manipulative expression on his face, when he went back into House's office to ask him to do the DBS, and how unconcerned he seemed to be, about House's health and safety, during the procedure itself.
Oh and how he kept insisting that House had Amber on the brain because he wanted to bone her.
Yeah actually I don't think I felt sorry for Wilson at any point in that episode, because I didn't like Amber and they'd barely been together on the show so far, due to the writer's stike. Her death didn't really mean anything.
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Oh that and the incredibly manipulative expression on his face, when he went back into House's office to ask him to do the DBS, and how unconcerned he seemed to be, about House's health and safety, during the procedure itself.
Oh and how he kept insisting that House had Amber on the brain because he wanted to bone her.
Yeah actually I don't think I felt sorry for Wilson at any point in that episode, because I didn't like Amber and they'd barely been together on the show so far, due to the writer's stike. Her death didn't really mean anything.