I lied, Cuddy is next, not House. House is next! "Bad Reputation" belongs to Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. Enjoy!

Meanwhile, Cuddy and Vogler were the only ones left in the boardroom.

"Why kind of reputation will this hospital have with all the singing going on?" Vogler yelled at her. Music started and Cuddy jumped on the desk, letting her hair down again and unbuttoning her shirt a little. She was tired of Vogler worrying about her reputation. Everyone loved her. Why should she care what he thought?"I've GOT to stop doing this!" Vogler moaned into his hands. Cuddy kicked off her shoes and began to sing . . .

I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation

You're living in the past it's a new generation

A girl can do what she wants to do and that's

What I'm gonna do

An' I don't give a damn ' bout my bad reputation

Oh no not me

An' I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation

Never said I wanted to improve my station

An' I'm only doin' good

When I'm havin' fun

An' I don't have to please no one

An' I don't give a damn

'bout my bad reputation

Oh no, not me

Oh no, not me

I don't give a damn (swings hair around while kicking papers off the desk)

'bout my reputation

I've never been afraid of any deviation

An' I don't really care

If ya think I'm strange

I ain't gonna change

An' I'm never gonna care

'bout my bad reputation

Oh no, not me

Oh no, not me

Pedal boys!

An' I don't give a damn (hair is in her face and she continues to stomp her feet on the desk.)

'bout my reputation

The world's in trouble

There's no communication

An' everyone can say

What they want to say

It never gets better anyway

So why should I care

'bout a bad reputation anyway

Oh no, not me

Oh no, not me

I don't give a damn 'bout my bad reputation

You're living in the past

It's a new generation

An' I only feel good

When I got no pain

An' that's how I'm gonna stay

An' I don't give a damn

'bout my bad reputation

Oh no, not me

Oh no, not

Not me, not me

Vogler raised an eyebrow at her and stood up, slamming his fist into the table.

"I'm going to get you all fired for this!" he yelled. Cuddy, not bothering to button up her shirt again, jumped off the table, hair swishing. She began to walk out. "CUDDY!" Vogler yelled.

"Go to hell!" she called back.

The music will get a little more serious after this with another performance by House and Foreman gets another solo. Not doing much Cameron because I don't like her much, but if I get a good song request from a reviewer, I might just sneak her in!