What would it be like if 40 interns competed in numerous rounds for three regular positions at a famous hospital (actually, House's hospital)? If you were Dr. House, you would definitely let these young doctors stage a bloody battle to the end, right? And after being beaten up by House all the time, they would not even know what the word "self-esteem" means~ The Emmy Award-winning "House" will meet American drama fans again on September 25. In this season, because a group of newcomers are competing for the opportunity to work with House, a similar talent show program is created to evaluate the candidates, and even number them~ (the legendary super doctor?). "This season you will see all kinds of typical House-style sarcasm and difficulties. Unless you have the superhuman mental and physical qualities and professional skills of the characters in "Survivor", it is probably difficult for anyone to enter House's eyes." David Shore, executive producer of this season, said. This season, it took more than 8 episodes for the somewhat mysterious House to select talent (I don't know if there is a commentary session), which means that he will create a stubborn and stubborn image. Actor Peter Jacobson (who has appeared in The Starter Wife) said that Peter Jacobson plays a plastic surgeon working at Park Avenue in this series, trying to find a new meaning in life. "However, on the way to finding the meaning of life, he also looks for hot girls. Hoho~" Jacobson added. Of course, as a result of the selection, new characters appeared in this series. Olivia Wilde (who has appeared in The Black Donnellys) plays a guy that House can't handle in this series. He said, "Every week, newcomers are eliminated, and everyone wants to see Ryan Seacrest shouting in a sentimental way, 'If you support contestant No. 13, please edit the text message 13, and mobile users can send it to China Unicom or PHS (I don't know what the number is in the United States!)" Producer Shore also revealed that other candidates include Kal Penn (who has appeared in 24) who plays a silly girl who thinks "drafts" are cool. In addition, Edi Gathegi (who has appeared in Lincoln Heights) will play a black Mormon in this drama. The funny thing is that in real life, the actors also compete fiercely to become a member of the House team (pun here) in order to appear in this drama. Shore said: "We selected a lot of actors to audition, but we couldn't decide who was the best candidate. In the end, we decided to use a talent show, and we thought House would definitely agree." HOUSE, an innovative take on the medical drama, solves mysteries where the villain is a medical malady and the hero is an irreversible, controversial doctor who trusts no one, least to fall his patients. As Season Four opens, House is without an audition to contact ributetotheperplexingmedicalcasesheundertakes,andCuddyandWilsonareadamantthatherecruitnewfellowshipcandidates.After40applicantsappliedforthenewlyvacatedspotsonh isteam, a group of doctors -- played by Olivia Wilde, Kal Penn, Peter Jacobson, Anne Dudek and Edi Gathegi -- have emerged as finalists for the coveted and hotly contested openings.