How different has the start of this season been for you as actors, as you give up screen time for an entire slew of interns?
Jennifer Morrison: It’s been kind of exciting. For 3 years we’ve been doing very similarly structured episodes, a very procedural show. But this season the writer’s have really mixed it up.

Has it been strange having the workload of say, co-star Robert Sean Leonard?
Jennifer Morrison: As much as I love working, it’s a nice balance this season. I get to sleep a bit more and have a little more of a life.

Any talk of a spin-off? So many of the interns have been an absolute to watch.
Jennifer and Omar: Nope!
Jennifer Morrison: That doesn’t sound like our show.
Omar Epps: Not with David Shore running the ship.
Jennifer Morrison: He’s not a spin-off type of guy.

Does that mean there’s hope for the Cameron/House shippers?
Jennifer Morrison: I totally think they should have sex. [Laughs] I’ve been saying that since season one. This season the dynamic is different. Now that I’m not his subordinate and he doesn’t have the ability to fire me, I think maybe there’s a chance.
There’s something different about the scenes we have together now. There’s a little more sass to them. I’m not as nervous around him.
Omar Epps: But uou got to keep the tension
Jennifer Morrison: At least until season 10.
Omar Epps: Then you’ll wake up and be like…. 10 years for this. [Laughters]

I’m in completely awe of Hugh Laurie. What’s it like to work with him?
Jennifer Morrison: It’s a fantastic experience. He’s such an incredibly real guy. So gifted and brilliant at what he does. Probably the only person on the planet who can play the character like he does. It’s ben really fun getting to know him. Coming into this many years working together, we really do feel like a family.
And he’s British. When I found that out — I couldn’t believe it!
Jennifer Morrison: I can’t believe he’s still putting on that fake British accent

Source: thetvaddict.com