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As House fans know by now, the countdown to Jennifer Morrison's exit from the series is on.

The actress will make her final appearance as Cameron on November 16.

A week later, according to a House source that spoke to Michael Ausiello, Chase reacts to the departure of his wife... by punching out House!

“Chase is very clearly off his game and struggling with the loss of Cameron," the insider said.

What prompts the throwdown? House unfavorably compares Chase to his wife, causing the accented doctor to blow his top and deck the boss.

Hey, it could be worse for House: Chase could give him the wrong medicine and kill him. Viewers know much he enjoys doing that!

While Jennifer Morrison's Cameron is definitely on her way out, two other House regulars will soon be returning to the show.

E! News is reporting that Taub and Thirteen will rejoin the team on the season's eighth episode, which airs next month.

The installment in question features a porn star case that House takes advantage of to seduce the pair of doctors back into Princeton Plainsboro.

Meanwhile, House is off next week, but will return on November 2 with an episode that centers around a medical conference.

During this hour, look for House to discover that Cuddy is dating Lucas (a returning Michael Weston), his former private eye. Let's hope it's not enough to send the evolving doctor back into the loony bin.

While the Chase/euthanasia angle continues next week on House, the team deals with a new patient.

This one is convinced he's suffering from the same ailment that killed both his dad and his grandfather. We have a feeling House will be confused about the solution until a closing-scene revelation.

Watch the official Fox trailer for "Brave Heart" below:

We've also collected a few still images from the episode.

Click on each below and remember to visit TV Fanatic for a detailed recap, complete with the latest House quotes, soon after the hour concludes...

This week marks the beginning of the end for Jennifer Morrison on House.

On Monday's installment, "The Tyrant," James Earl Jones guest stars as a brutal African dictator. He'll receive a controversial treatment, which will lead to a failling out between Chase and Cameron; and the eventual exit of the latter on episode nine.

Watch a preview below:

We've also compiled a series of photos from "The Tyrant." Click on each for a larger version and remember to visit TV Fanatic each week for a detailed episode recap, complete with the latest House quotes and more!

He's out of the mental asylum. But how will House transition to life at Princeton Plainsboro?

Viewers will find out next week, when the troubled doctor returns to work, claiming to Cuddy that major life changes are on the way.

Forgive her if House's boss is hesitant to believe him right away. For an early look at the episode titled "Epic Fail," click on the photos below:

Everyone's favorite members of the House team will also return on Monday night. How will they react to their new - and supposedly improved - boss? We'll soon find out.

On this week's incredible, movie-like premiere of House, viewers only saw Wilson interact with his best pal for a few moments.

But this hilarious tandem will be the focus of a future, promising storyline on the series, as producer Katie Jacobs tells Entertainment Weekly.

“Wilson is still living in Amber’s apartment,” Jacobs told Michael Ausiello. “And we said to ourselves, ‘How long can he live in the shadow of that relationship?’”

It looks like about 18 months is the limit, as Jacobs said: “He’s actually going to move out of Amber’s apartment and into a new place way down the line in episode 8 or 9.”

But he won't do so alone: House and Wilson will search for a new place together, as the temporary roommate situation that begins next week becomes more permanent. We can only imagine the hijinks that will take place in this bachelor pad.

While in the mental asylum, House has sex with Franka Potente's character.

Let's get that out of the way at the beginning. Not season five-ending imaginary sex, such as the kind House had with Cuddy. But actual action between the sheets.

Where does this leave things with Cuddy? Lisa Edelstein told Michael Ausiello that Cuddy doesn't seem to be aware of House's dalliances while away, but the Huddy dynamic will continue to have "ups and downs."

“She has to eventually deal with him coming back and what his role will be and how will she handle him and what kind of state is he coming back in," the actress said. "They have feelings for each other. But who knows if they will ever be right for each other?

"They never seem to be coming at each other at the same time. We are having fun no matter how we play it. Being at odds and playing off Hugh is great fun. If we ever get together I just don’t want it to seems false or forced, but I trust [producers Katie Jacobs  and David Shore] to make the right moves.”

Don't expect Cuddy to just sit around and wait for House to get less crazy, however.

Entertainment Weekly hints that Cuddy will enjoy some bedroom action herself this fall... with returning private investigator Lucas Douglas! Viewers will recall that Michael Weston's character flirted hard with Cuddy during his time on the series last year.

Secrets, secrets are no fun. Secrets, secrets, hurt someone.

Will Chase take this classic saying to heart when the new season of House premieres later this month? It doesn't sound that way.

As many fans of the Fox drama already know, a euthanasia storyline will play a key role on season six of the show. Will Chase give in to a patient's dying wish and then keep the act from new wife Cameron?

"That's not quite the story," Lisa Edelstein told TV Guide. "They have some problems with a secret and when your partner is keeping a secret from you, you can't help but have your mind wander about what that secret is. The thing is, it's not the secret Cameron thinks it is, and when she finds out what the secret is, it's kind of worse."

Viewers won't find out more until the September 28 episode. The two-hour premiere of House will focus entirely on the main character's stay in a mental hospital.

The new season of Greek premiered this past Monday; while House kicks off season six with a two-hour episode on September 21.

In his latest spoiler column, Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello gives fans a glimpse at a major storyline on the way for each show. On with the scoops!

• On House: Chase and Cameron's marriage will hit a roadblock when the former is the focus of a euthanasia arc.
• On Greek: By the conclusion of the show’s current 10-episode run, Casey will be in a committed, long-term relationship... with either Cappie or Evan. Who do you think it will be?

Following a guest-starring stint that received mixed reviews (and rumors of his own spin-off), Michael Weston will reprise his role on House this season as private eye Lucas Douglas.

Last fall, House hired Douglas - who turned out to be quite similar to the honest cranky doctor we all know and love - to trail around Wilson. He appeared in multiple episodes and then pretty much vanished.

But Michael Ausiello confirms Weston's return to the series this season, though plot details are unknown at this time.

Meanwhile, Hugh Laurie told E! News that season six will also feature a lot of nudity. Seriously. Or not seriously. It's hard to tell when he speaks in a British accent...