Discussion: Is Foreman the new House?

"Do you think Foreman has what it takes to do the job? Will he give House a hard time when House wants back in? "

"I was amazed that he fired Thirteen! Just because she went behind his back...she saved the guy and how did Cuddy not know that? And she hired him on? I did have to laugh when Cuddy told Foreman to at least wait until House reached the lobby before he tried to get House's job. It's a typical Foreman move...."

"Foreman questioned himself, which means he isn't ready for the job. He's been arrogant all along to make him THINK he's House but when push comes to shove, he isn't. And how does he expect to proceed when Taub left because of him and he fired his own girlfriend? Everyone, including Foreman, went behind House's back, mostly Foreman, and he never fired them.... Foreman's ego is bigger than his medical knowledge. Thirteen saved that man and he should have left it alone. He also acted like House - how does he expect everyone else to just change overnight? Foreman has bigger expectations than he can handle for himself and everyone else. I can't wait until House is back!"

"Foreman came up with the correct diagnosis, I don't know why everyone is forgetting that. He even had one of those "Ah-ha!" moments after his shower. 13 didn't come up with the diagnosis, she read House's internet post. I'm not saying Foreman is the new House, oh please, no. But he's a neurologist, not a diagnostician with the degrees House has and the years of experience.
I guess what I *am* saying is Dang....y'all...hate on Foreman if you want, but the fact of that episode is that House figured it out, then Foreman did. 13 read it off the internet and stopped the treatment what? 3 seconds before Foreman got there to tell her what was wrong with the patient."

"He came up with the correct diagnosis after ordering treatment for the wrong diagnosis. The course of treatment, if given, would have most certainly killed the man. "

"So the fact that Foreman stole a thesis from Cameron and manipulated a clinical trial on a death sentence disease should make us all warm and fuzzy toward Boreman when he is given a leadership role that he can't handle. "