Wilson was diagnosed with terminal cancer and only had a few more months to live.
While House tried to find diagnoses and treatments,it soon became clear that Wilson was going to die.
InHouses series finale, House realizes he only has five more months with Wilson.
This is why House faked his death and hit the road with Wilson.
The show impliesForeman realized House faked his death, whereas everyone else thinks he is dead.
Between his fame and talents, House could perhaps have gotten his license back and resumed his practice.
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For example, if Foreman is still the head of Princeton-Plainsboro, he could supervise Houses return.
Houseusually struggled to keep the stakes high and often reversed things back to the way they were.
However, in the next episode, Foreman was back at work as if nothing had happened.
House is a medical mystery drama in which the villain is typically a difficult-to-diagnose medical malady. It follows Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), a world-renowned disabled diagnostician with a notorious substance abuse issue. With his team of world-class doctors, House has built a reputation as one of the most brilliant doctors in the world - an especially impressive feat when taking into account that he rarely actually sees his patients.
If a reboot ever happens, it should avoid doing something like that.
House couldnt care about running tests or researching a patients medical history anyway.
This could be a fun twist onHouses formula.
This would work especially great for a limited series or something with fewer episodes thanHouseused to have.
However, House choosing to live doesnt mean he would want to keep practicing medicine.
House mentored a lot of characters throughout the show and had a strange aptitude to teach.
A new take on this trope would have to be fresh and exciting.
