4x04 Guardian Angels - House M.D. Episode Guide

House M.D.

- Episode 04x04

Episode: 04x04
Title: Guardian Angels
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: HOU-404
First Aired: Oct. 23, 2007

Season 4 » Episode #04 - Guardian Angels

Summary: The team treats a patient who not only claims to see the dead, but she communicates with them and knows things about them she normally couldn't find out.

Who appeared in this episode?

Dr. Jeffrey 'Big Love' Cole	played by Edi Gathegi
Thirteen	played by Olivia Wilde (II)
Henry Dobson	played by Carmen Argenziano
Dr. Travis Brennan	played by Andy Comeau
Irene	played by Azura Skye
Connie	played by Caroline Lagerfelt
Dr. Pilcher	played by Tom Wright
Dr. Brady	played by Scott Alan Smith
Old Man	played by Kenneth White

Season 4 / Episode 4: - Guardian Angels

Dr. Gregory House: That is just great.
Henry Dobson: What is?
Dr. Chris Taub: Which one of us is?
Dr. Gregory House: Both of you. Together. Fighting. Passionate to prove the other one wrong. Couldn't care less about the patient, but it all works out the same.
Dr. Amber Volakis: I hate Thirteen!
Dr. Gregory House: Not as productively.

Season 4 / Episode 4: - Guardian Angels

Dr. Amber Volakis: It could be a tumor to the temporal lobe.
Dr. Chris Taub: Not with a normal CT scan.
Dr. Amber Volakis: You mean it appeared normal to the doc in the ER.
Dr. Gregory House: Way to get right back on that horse, Thirteen.
Thirteen: No, that was Amber.
Dr. Gregory House: Nice try, Cutthroat Bitch. That was the worst Thirteen imitation I've ever heard.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAKE: When most of the team is digging up the body, Amber brings them coffee. As Thirteen drinks hers she turns the cup completely sideways as if trying to get the last few drops even though she had just obtained it, revealing that it's an empty cup.
FACT: When the "Angels" are in the graveyard, they use a pickaxe to re-dig a freshly dug and refilled hole. The soil would be easily moved with just a shovel, no matter had compacted it had been. Additionally, most jurisdictions require the coffin be encased in a metal or concrete vault.