Hey guys I’m finally back after 2 weeks. Anyway We have the captures from 5×22 (thanks to Lena) and some new photoshoot and scan (source : jmo_daily). We also have stills from the season finale (5×24 - Both Sides Now). Anyway I will try to do the clips this weekend but I’m not sure if I’ll have time! I have tons of stuff to study.

House > Season 5 > Episode Screen Captures > 5×22 - House Divided
Magazine Scans > Télé Loisirs - March 2009 (credit: Cawole)
Photoshoots > Session #34 (credit: m-vitto, dibacelar and cottoncandy.forumfree.net)
Photoshoots > Session #35 (credit: cottoncandy.forumfree.net (carla78))
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The last House episode featured tons of Cameron so I uploaded over 170 caps to the gallery.

Hey guys I finally had time to do the latest house clips. And I’ll be probably be away for 2 weeks I’m not sure yet, but we still have Lena to do some update.

New Screencaps of the latest House episodes have been added to the gallery, enjoy!

Nick Nolte will star alongside Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton in Warrior, a drama that will explore the increasingly mainstream world of mixed martial arts fighting. Shooting begins in April in Pittsburgh.

Nolte will portray a Vietnam vet and a boxer who became a steel worker. His alcoholism eventually rips at the fabric of his family. He finally sobers up and trains his youngest son, played by Hardy, to compete in MMA tournaments. Edgerton will play Hardy’s older brother and the brothers are on course to go mano y mano in the ring. Gavin O’Connor will direct the film. He co-wrote the script. Jennifer Morrison will also star in the film.

source: artistdirect.com

Jennifer Morrison plays Dr. Allison Cameron on House M.D. One of House’s (the brilliant Hugh Laurie) original fellows, Cameron now runs the Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital Emergency Room. In addition to her House duties, Morrison is featured in this spring’s Star Trek feature film. The busy and gracious Morrison kindly took time out of her hectic schedule to talk with me by phone about House and working on Star Trek.

When the series premiered in 2004, Morrison’s character Cameron was a naïve ingénue. But over the course of five seasons, Cameron has continued to grow and mature. Morrison feels lucky that her character has been able to grow, and not remained static as characters often do on long-running series. “I think that’s one of the fears doing a TV show.” If the series was going to run for a long time, “I wanted to make sure that the character would grow just like a normal person would over the years. I feel very lucky that the writers totally built that into the story.”

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