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When House was expelled from Johns Hopkins for cheating, he wound up at the University of Michigan. At the same time, Cuddy was attending the school as an undergraduate. The next morning House was notified that he had been expelled. However, the rest of their relationship at this time and over the next twenty years is clouded in mystery. She also continued to land guest-star spots on such shows as ER, Frasier, Just Shoot Me!
Personal life
However, House finds out she lied to him when she didn't accept free tickets he offered him. It was revealed it the episode Lucky Thirteen, Cuddy will soon be adopting a baby. When the baby's mother subsequently chooses to keep the child, House and Cuddy kiss after House consoles Cuddy in Joy. When House goes through an extremely painful withdrawal from Vicodin in Under My Skin Cuddy is there to assist him throughout the process. The two both admit their feelings for one another, and the episode ends with House and Cuddy passionately kissing.
The Series
Cuddy is now Chief Administrator and Dean of Medicine of PPTH. At the end of her rope, Cuddy withdraws House's hospital privileges until he starts making up his clinic duty at the rate of 4 hours per week. It has never been revealed where Cuddy went to medical school, but we do know that she finished second in her graduating class at the age of 26 and made Alpha Omega Alpha, an honor society for medical students. Her mother, Arlene Cuddy, is still living, but her father is deceased. Her father was Jewish from birth, but her mother was a Catholic who converted to Judaism when Arlene married Cuddy's father.
Characterization
Then she smiles, and he kisses her again, before the camera shows their hands intertwined. Cuddy decided to hire House despite the fact that she acknowledged that he had already been fired from four other hospitals. The exact reason why she decided to hire House has always been kept ambiguous.
Lisa Edelstein
In the Season 7 finale, an angry House rams his car into her house. She resigns as Dean of Medicine after this event with Eric Foreman eventually replacing her. Lisa Cuddy, M.D., is a fictional character on the Fox medical drama House. Cuddy was the dean of medicine of the fictional Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey.
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Actress
Cuddy has to make her first major decision when Chase is suspended for failing to diagnose a bleeding ulcer and the hospital's discipline panel also decides to order that House be supervised for a month for his part in the case. She assigns Eric Foreman to oversee his boss, primarily because Foreman is the one fellow who can stand up to him, and secondarily because he's turning out to be one of the most talented doctors she has. Cameron resigns to try to mollify Vogler, but he's on the warpath.
House's feelings were hurt by Cuddy's deception, although he doesn't show it. Afterwards, House breaks into Lucas' home in a "drunk" stupor, and confesses his feelings for Cuddy. She shows up at his place the next day and tells him that she and Lucas broke up.
Final Episode Appearance
In Humpty Dumpty, House offered his theory that Cuddy hired him since she believes the world can be made perfect, and that he can be a better person than he is. While treating a dying young woman, Cuddy realizes that the patient has eclampsia and must have recently given birth. The patient finally admits it, and Cuddy goes to retrieve the abandoned body. Instead, she finds that the infant has survived and has been kept alive by a homeless couple. She convinces them to give her the baby so she can take her to the hospital to care for her.
Character Played By
At the end of Help Me, she's in House's bathroom while he's on the floor with Vicodin in his hand after the patient he was working on with Cuddy dies from a fat embolism after he amputated her leg after much debate with Cuddy throughout. Before he takes the Vicodin, Cuddy enters his home, they have a short yet emotional conversation, where Cuddy reveals that she ended it with Lucas and that she loves him, and that she can't move forward in her life because all she thinks of is House. This surprises House, leaving him speechless, until Cuddy helps him up, and they share a tender kiss. He questions whether he's hallucinating again, like last year, and she asks him if he took the Vicodin; he says no, ignoring the fact that he hallucinated not taking any during his psychotic episode a year before.
The relationship between House and Cuddy is, to say the least, incredibly complicated and rife with tension. So many people have accused Cuddy of sleeping with House that even House has jokingly asked if there is anything to the rumor. Some of the audience was left unsure whether they really do have a past, and if their feelings are more than just flirty banter and sizzling hot sexual tension for several seasons. However, House and Cuddy eventually reveal that they have deeper feelings for each other in season five, when House offers Cuddy a kiss of solace in Joy after learning that her planned adoption will not go through.
We also know that Cuddy continued to defend House even though Foreman pointed out that if every doctor acted like House, the mortality rate among patients would skyrocket. Cuddy appears to have both the necessary tolerance for House's methods (which do, after all, save lives) and the willingness to stand up for House when everyone attacks him. We can surmise that Cuddy hired House in much the same circumstances that she re-hired Foreman, and perhaps for the same reason - to teach them both a little humility and get an excellent doctor in exchange.
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