After sitting on the bench during baseball’s postseason, “House” returns to the Fox lineup tonight with a new episode that introduces a new cast member: Former “Joan Of Arcadia” star Amber Tamblyn joins the hit medical drama as a brilliant doctor who’s recruited to work on Dr. House’s diagnostic team. We asked Tamblyn to give us some insight into her character.

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Я ее полюбила в сериале The Unusuals, одном из тех гениальных сериалов, которые закрывают именно за гениальность (чтобы остальные на их фоне не выглядели таким трешем). Эмбер очень хорошая актриса. Мне хотелось бы, чтобы она задержалась подольше, потому что смотреть на отвратительную игру Уайльд у меня уже не было сил.

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gallina, в твоих устах это особая похвала, поскольку ты строгий ценитель Я с тобой согласна, она принесла что-то из первых сезонов. Лори почувствовал партнера, ему интересно с ней играть.

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PW: Do you see any similarities between reciting poetry and reciting medical jargon on "House?"
Amber: Oh yes, the way Hugh Laurie is able to say these things with such interesting cadence and rhythm and give it life, body and flair – that’s truly an artform in itself. I’ve had a couple mini-monologues and I think, “I have to make this more interesting, it has to be about Martha and who she is. It has to be revealing.” And that’s the brilliant thing about the show, the characters never say things about themselves – there’s no explanatory dialogue where they say, “when I was little this happened to me.” You just learn it by the circumstances, which bring out who they really are, or trying to overcome and go through. To me, that’s genius writing.

PW: Up until now you've only been a regular on primetime shows from episode one ("Joan of Arcadia," "The Unusuals") how has it been coming in during "House's" seventh season?
Amber: It's been a dream come true – seriously. It breaks your heart to launch a show that doesn’t click. Already this year I’ve seen these shows get canceled before they get started and you think about the energy and time and love that went into creating it only to have it be gone in seconds. I felt that way about "The Unusuals," which maybe three people watched. They just hated it off the bat and then learned to love it a bit later, but the show never quite found its legs. Coming into a well-oiled machine that everyone still loves working on is great. Hugh never does the same take twice, he’s unpredictable, charming and makes me feel safe to experiment with choices. It was great to hit the ground running and know that I’ll be running for a while.

PW: So no more firings?
Amber: I feel like Martha's been fired so many times, I can’t even keep track anymore. It could happen again.

PW: Well she did win him over, eventually. I loved that scene in your first episode where Martha stood up to House.
Amber: It’s funny because Martha is always in these crazy platform shoes – for someone who is as socially inept as she is, she’s got a fabulous fashion sense. And when we first shot that scene, I stomped my foot like a child and he just started laughing and said, “I like that.” That was the first time I realized these are all little kids that don’t want to grow up.

PW: Which is exactly what you want in a doctor.
Amber: Yes, we’ll find the cure for small pox while sucking our thumbs.