Legal Commentary

For those of you who watch the television show "House," do you feel like those people who work for House are kind of like law clerks working for a judge?  I mean, I realize there are some important differences.  For example, the people who work for House are doctors, while the people who work for judges tend to be law clerks.  Also, House's workers do things like save lives, while law clerks write memos.  But, still, there are some parallels, right?  The close knit quarters, the ego stroking, the long hours.  And if I'm right that working for House might be like clerking for a judge, then what judge is most like House?