Second issue, how does the wardrobe department get Jennifer Morrison in those pants? Not complaining, but wow, when she bent over, before getting goosed by the young kid, I was worry the seam was going to slice her in half!

But boy, coudn't Bailee Madison make wonderful faces as a little girl in distress?

They didn't even give a name to the condition, so it's been hard to research, or uncover links to real-world examples of this happening. Wonder if some medical advisor to the writers just began speculating?

On the other hand, wasn't the interplay between House and Wilson funny? I especially enjoyed Robert Sean Leonard's cry of exasperation that House was just going to let him walk down and plant one on Cuddy without revealing the joke that, fortunately, Wilson saw through. And their continued toying with each other's perception of reality - Really? No. Actually, yes. Really? No.

As to Morrison's pants, there may be two schools of thought - perhaps there's a fabric shrink-fit technology we males know nothing of, or maybe, if you look close, those seams are painted on.