James Wilson Quotes (Page 5)
House: She came into the clinic and yelled at me. Then she left. Then she came back and yelled some more.
Wilson: Hmm. Yelling. That might be a clue.
House: I know what the yelling means, it's the coming and going I find interesting. It's not rational.
Wilson: Anger's not rational?
House: Some anger is. She could have pulled me aside, screamed at me privately. Her beef is simple and well-founded. She was out of control.
Wilson: You're having fun aren't you?
House: She's in my face, I need to know why.
Wilson: Professional reasons.
House: Oh, why else?
Wilson: Do you really think this is going to end well, for anyone?
Dr. Wilson: He's made a mistake. Revealing the truth doesn't undo it.
Dr. Cameron: Kids love him, and he's not who they think he is. It's not right.
Dr. Wilson: Who cares if he's what he says he is? Who the hell is? If love's based on lies, does that mean it's not a real feeling? Doesn't it bring the same pleasure?
Dr. Cameron: Are we still talking about the patient?
Dr. Wilson: Have you... ever cheated? Well, I have. You wanna punish him, good for you; but you can't do it without punishing the people who love him.
Dr. Cameron: Is that how you justified lying to your wives?
Dr. Wilson: I always told them.
Dr. Cameron: Why does he hate seeing his parents? So his dad tells the truth, is that so terrible?
Dr. Wilson: He hates being a dissapointment.
Dr. Cameron: He's a doctor. World famous. How dissapointed can they be?
Dr. Wilson: You know the only thing I can think of that's worse than watching your son become a cripple? Watching him become miserable.
Dr. Wilson: Two-wheeled vehicles that travel 150 miles an hour don't really go well with crippled, irresponsible drug addicts.
• Vote for this Quote! • August 18th, 2007 Dr. Wilson: We're discussing your new patient.
Dr. House: Must be a boring discussion seeing as I haven't accepted a new patient.
Dr. Wilson: You accepted him the moment I loaned you five grand.
Dr. House: Oooohhhh...wait, wait. When I said I'd do anything for the money, obviously I didn't mean it.
Dr. House: I saved his life. I should get credit for every life he saves from now.
Dr. Wilson: I'll make sure Stockholm knows.
Dr. House: He's not even a real doctor; he's a human telethon.
Dr. Wilson: Is that your problem with him? You see hypocrites every day. Why is this guy so special?
Dr. House: You think I have a hypocritical attitude to hypocrisy? The problem is there are 26 letters in the alphabet, and he only uses two of them. He treats thousands of patients with one diagnosis. He knows the answer going in. It's cheating.
Dr. House: Every minute that we refuse to love one another, another puppy cries another tear.
Dr. Wilson: You're just mad that he's closer to a Nobel Prize than you are.
Dr. House: And yet I've nailed more Swedish babes. Crazy, crazy world.
Dr. Wilson: It's not just the trip to Stockholm, you know. It comes with a cash prize.
Dr. House: Seriously? No wonder everybody is going after that peace thing.
Dr. Wilson: So, the dying girl should be nice to me?
Dr. House: When you are dying everybody loves you!
Dr. Wilson: You have a cane and nobody likes you!
Dr. House: I'm not terminal, just pathetic, and you wouldn't believe some of the crap people let me get away with.
Dr. House: You see grace because you want to see grace.
Dr. Wilson: You don't see grace because you won't go anywhere near her.
