: Re: Do episodes of the show House follow a constant structural pattern? I've seen a few episodes of House M.D., and I wonder, are the episodes written according to a fixed structural pattern?

Yes, they do.

They open with a problem occurring -- an unknown disease that no one can figure out.
House has to be conned into taking the case.
They sit around a room and throw ideas at each other.
All of the ideas are wrong.
Patient nears death and no ideas are working.
House has a magical epiphany and solves the case.
The End.

(Also, don't forget the sexual jokes thrown in at various times.)

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