We had the pleasure of talking with Orlando Jones from Season House about his character guest spot as Foreman's brother, what it was like working with Hugh Laurie, and the possibilities of a recurring role in the future.

So your character, if my House memory serves me well, Foreman had some trouble before he became a med student and a doctor; he was in a gang. Does your storyline somehow tie to his past, and if you can give us any details?

Orlando Jones: Well, obviously, we're brothers, so I'm sort of tied to his past in that way, and I am just getting out of prison, and House gives me a job at the hospital, so I start working for him. The rest of it sort of unfolds through the episode so I won't spoil anything for you, but it definitely gets a little dicey.

Interesting, and my followup for you is that you mentioned that you were going to be working for House. Now will you be in more than one episode this season?

Orlando Jones: This season, no. I'm actually on location shooting a movie right now, so I'm sort of out-of-pocket for the rest of their shooting season. But, hopefully, I'll rejoin them next season, and we'll see what happens from there.

I just was wondering, since House is always finding himself in the middle of everyone else's business, what can you tell us as far as him getting involved in the personal stuff?

Orlando Jones: What I can tell you is obviously, I think, for my character getting out of jail and starting to work for him, it certainly places House in the middle of the situation. It's tough. I think it's a tough situation for both Omar's character and my character as we're sort of trapped in the middle, but I think that is the bulk of what you'll be seeing in the episode and future episodes. So I don't want to spoil anything for you, but I can certainly say House is always in the middle of everything.