What DO we know about the people in House?
So enjoy.
NOTE: This article covers what happens to the characters before the montrer started. Amber's death, Cuddy's frequent dates, and Hector, etc, will not be in this. Just...so toi know.
GREGORY HOUSE:
Born June 11, 1959 (he's 49! dang!) to Blythe House and a aléatoire stranger whose name we do not know, though we do know he is a friend of the family. Blythe was married to John House, who was in the military, so House (that's how we'll be referring to him from now on, not Greg) had to déplacer a lot when he was younger. He was abused par his father, who made him sit in ice baths and sleep on the lawn. He knew he wanted to be a doctor when he was fourteen and lived in Japon when he saw the respect donné to a Buraku who solved a case no other doctor could solve. He earned his undergraduate degree at Johns Hopkins université and studied medicine at its medical school. He was caught cheating par Weber/Von Lieberman and was kicked out, after which he went to université of Michigan, where he met and had a one night stand with Lisa Cuddy. Ten years before the montrer began, he entered into a relationship with Stacy Warner, a lawyer who shot him during a paintball match. They lived together for five years, but then House had an infarction in his left thigh muscle. He blamed his pain on Stacy, who left him.
Dr. Gregory House
LISA CUDDY:
We don't know when she was born, only that she's in her forties and is younger than House. Both of her parents are still alive and she has a younger sister. She wanted to be a doctor since she was twelve. She graduated from medical school when she was 25 at second-best in her class. She became the youngest woman Dean of Medicine ever at the age of 32.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy
JAMES WILSON:
His birthday is also unknown. He has three brothers, one of whom is homeless and hasn't seen Wilson in twelve years, as far as we know. He has am undergraduate degree from McGill University, and higher degrees from Columbia and the université of Pennsylvania. He has been married and divorced three times, similar to Friends's Ross Geller.
Dr. James Wilson, Boy Wonder Oncologist
ROBERT CHASE:
We don’t know his birthday, but we do know that as of season five, episode four, he is 33. He was born to Rowan Chase and his wife, whose name we don’t know. Rowan left his wife and son when Chase was a teenager, forcing Chase to take care of his alcoholic mother for five years until she died. He attended seminary school, but dropped out.
Dr. Robert Chase
ALLISON CAMERON:
Birthday and parents unknown. Cameron was a medical intern at the Mayo Clinic, and was one of the haut, retour au début students in her class in medical school. She has an older brother. When she was 21, she fell in l’amour with and married a man with thyroid cancer, Joe. The marriage only lasted six months because the cancer metastasized to his brain.
Dr. Allison Cameron
ERIC FOREMAN:
Born to Rodney and Alicia Foreman, Foreman has one younger brother, Marcus, who is in jail for drug charges. When he was sixteen he broke into a house and a volé, étole several cars, which resulted in his ending up in. He attended Columbia as an undergraduate before matriculating to Johns Hopkins Medical School. His academic performance was impressive, as he mentioned in the pilot he had a 4.0 GPA through medical school.
Dr. Eric Foreman
LAWRENCE KUTNER:
When he was six years old, Kutner’s parents were murdered in a store that his family owned. He was moved to foster care, where he was adopted par a white family when he was nine. He holds the world record for crawling twenty miles.
Dr. Lawrence Kutner
CHRIS TAUB:
Taub left the field of plastic surgery after he had an affair with a nurse and his partners a dit they would only keep quiet if he left. He attempted suicide in his youth.(Wow. We know, like…nothing about him. xDD)
Dr. Chris Taub
REMY “THIRTEEN” HADLEY:
Thirteen inherited the Huntington’s Disease gene from her mother, who died of it. She is bisexual.
Thirteen
Well, that’s it! If toi guys know anything I might have missed, please commentaire on it and I’ll be glad to éditer the article and add it in!
Turns out, we kind of know pretty much nothing.
