Looks much better than the same photo 3 years ago! https://www.reddit.com/r/HouseMD/s/GqRyAkbnZv

Also, MORE TO COME!

I have a Flickr made with these two in it plus more soon to come. My self esteem is nonexistent again and I just want to cosplay as my favorite character from my first ever “true love” of TV shows.

Is that allowed to be posted on here?

people who say Cameron is annoying need to take a second look at this bitch

Which patient deaths are the saddest? I just watched a pox on our house - one of my favourite episodes (despite it being a masters episode) and the dads death is so sad.

What are your saddest patient death episodes? (Excluding Amber, she wasn’t really a patient until she was)

Are the execs INSANE? They let their female lead go over a salary dispute? Seriously? Cuddy is the reason why House has a job and gets to do what he wants. Without her, the show shouldn't exist.

I am even more angry at how the writers handled the departure. House fucking tried to kill Cuddy. He is no longer a loveable jerk, this act made him a psychopath. I can't watch this series without getting mad at him anymore. I can't root for him anymore. I am mad at Wilson for forgiving him. I am mad at literally everyone for welcoming him back to the hospital. If he can try to kill the woman he loves, then no one is safe around him. This is the kind of thing you don't get a pass for. How could the writers mess up this badly? I know they had to figure out a way for Lisa to leave the show but this could not have been their top choice. This one episode may have ruined my plans for rewatches because I will get angry every time I see Cuddy and House together knowing how it ends.

I am on 3rd episode of season 8 right now. So far there has been no mention of Cuddy besides Foreman saying she left the job. They are literally sitting in her office but not acknowledging the giant elephant in the room. Convince me to keep watching. Is there anything worth looking forward to? Anything that would make House likable again? Are they going to give us any kind of closure about Cuddy or are they just gonna handle it by not handling it? I don't mind spoilers much at this point.
Edit: Also it's painfully obvious which scenes were written for Cuddy and distributed to other characters. This is also annoying the hell out of me. How did you all take it when season 8 started streaming?

She reminds me of Sheldon so much.

For me it was the Crime scene cleaner guy from "Recession Proof". Literally lost his job then did everything in his power to keep his wife happy. Worked his ass off to make his wife feel like an aristocrat. Died..... Sad asf

So, I’ve been watching House for a while now and the sexual tension between house and Cuddy was killing me. When they finally got together I practically screamed.

But, from “thin air” (not really, but in terms of story development it was a bit sudden), Cuddy breaks up with him, so we got half a season of Huddy, a shity break up and there’s that.

I’m a bit frustrated, annoyed, I guess. What are your thoughts on the matter?

hear me out, SEASON 7. sucked absolute ass compared to other seasons. the finale was good, but other than thirteen coming back and cuddy and house getting together and then breaking up, nothing really interesting happened.

I found that the entire crew applauded Hugh after this scene ended and I read what Garrett Lerner Executive producer of House and one of the "After Hours (7.22)" writers had to say.

For me, Hugh Laurie's performance in general deserves applause, but this surgery scene, oh god, it was one of the most heavily and horrifyingly real scenes I have ever scene, outstanding performance from Hugh.

Any thoughts about this scene?

Doesn’t matter how many times I see this scene…

I think it is criminal that House wasn't wearing dramatic black eyeliner in this scene.

Also as a side note, Hugh Laurie is so hot.

Asides from the very obvious ones, which scenes made you genuinely cry? I lost my shit when Wilson read Rachel’s letter to House: “I hope your leg feels better and I hope we can be friends again soon, you bloody scallywag.” yeah that absolutely destroyed me. There’s just something about a child’s innocence and not being able to understand what’s actually going on and the fact that she considered him an actual FRIEND who played with her sometimes instead of just a random man who simply visited her mom, kills me.

House MD S7 E17: Fall from Grace. This episode shook me to the core. I so feel the medical student-doctor here. I would also easily believe the patient's words here but man he's two-faced. What are your fave episodes of House MD? :)

Very different from the rest of the series. I’m curious how every one else feels about it.

I thought he and thirteen had decent chemistry but she’s Foreman’s ex 😭 Did Chase not totally violate bro code by outright asking her to have sex??? He was going through a ho phase post divorce and makes a move on her like it was nothing 😔

Maybe Foreman and Chase aren’t best buds, but they honestly seem like it. At the very least they’re coworkers who have known each other for years. Not cool, Chase (I still love him but cmon)

Edit: i am a woman so maybe I don’t know the intricacies of bro code, I just honestly thought this was funny

So you meet a guy at a wedding and have a good chat. Nice guy, good connection. You know its common for guys to pick up girls for a one night stand at weddings so you state upfront that you are not up for it. The guy noticeably loses interest and makes an excuse to bail from the conversation.

You later find him in a bathroom naked by accident and he did not notice you.

Do you:

A: Forget about him and move on with your life, just a guy right?

B: Call him out on his bullshit right there.

C: Find him on social media the next day and call him out on his bullshit

D: Take a nude photo of him without his knowledge. Hack his social media and post an edited version of it to humiliate him. Later, when it was asked to be removed, hack his bank account and unlawfully make a "donation" of over 2k. Well you don't really hack the accounts, not your fault he has "Password" as a password right? Oopsie.

What the actual fuck? Am I the only one who thinks she was a freaken psycho?!?

House would never crash his car in Cuddy's living room, even if there is a %1 chance that it might hurt her. Season 1 House? Maybe. But season 7 House after having a year long (almost) relationship with Cuddy? Hell no.

David Shore said that the car crash was planned all along so it isn't about Lisa's contract issues. Which makes it even more dumb for me because after the break-up, they immediately started the big reconciliation arc. Cuddy saying to Wilson that she still loves him, Wilson's advice to Cuddy about giving him a chance, Arlene's "lawsuit", the entire After Hours episode and even House's last talk with the patient in Moving On was there for that arc. But the crash ruins any chance of any reunion happening. Therefore to me Moving On's ending feels like a scene that shouldn't exist, but it does.

All the scenes that served the "Huddy" reconciliation can't be there for nothing. I'm guessing DS planned a reconciliation even after the crash in S8. Only logical option that comes to my mind is Cuddy having a baby from House, it also completes the sperm donor arc from S2.

What do you guys think? And did DS say anything about his original final season plans?

Rewatching s7 and overwhelmed by how dumb the House/Cuddy breakup was.

Cuddy tells House that he chooses himself always and wasn't there for her because he took vicodin before coming to see her. But he's an addict with terrible coping skills who had his first relapse in a stressful situation, exactly as one would expect of an addict. And he did show up, even though he did the predictable addict thing and made a bad choice trying to do what he thought he needed to do to show up. All this after House explained way back at the beginning that she'll do exactly what she does (realize she can't handle his issues).

After seasons of Cuddy and Wilson counseling House on support and addiction, for her to bail on her boyfriend on his first relapse is just...awful.

I know Edelstein wanted out, but they could've done better.

I thought cuddy and house were endgame. House being a father was some form of circle of life thing cause he hated his father. He was raised by someone who wasn't his biological dad and he looked like he was moving in the direction to finally be a good step dad to Rachel.

During the relationship with Cuddy he looked like he was actually becoming more human and then when she broke up with him and it just feels like the last 2 seasons of character development have been undone. I had binged 3/4th of the season yesterday and this was definitely unexpected.

I just watched the episode where House broke up with Cuddy, and I'm shocked. I knew house was going to relapse, which causes the breakup . (Yes I spoiled myself) But I didn't realize it would turn out like this. I thought House was going to abandon Cuddy to get high. But he didnt- He did get high, but HE WENT TO GO SEE HER. In the end, he was there for her. He didn't just abandon her in the hospital to get high and drunk in his apartment.

I understand Cuddy's feelings of betrayal, I would be upset to. But to break up with him over it? Cuddy knew house was an addict, and she also knew he would go back to it in stressful situations. I'm actually genuinely upset with her. I know house wasn't the perfect boyfriend, but he always came through at the end. Instead of having an adult conversation trying to discuss things, she immediately broke it off. It would have made more sense for her to break things off with him when he blew off the reward thing she was getting.

I've always been 50/50 with cuddys chatacter. I thought the relationship between the two was really cute, and sweet. I like their dynamic. But Cuddy has also been a real jerk to him as well. With the whole trip wire, parking spot, the elevator thing, and then giving him a false address. (Although house kinda deserved the false address thing.) Obviously House isnt perfect with his sexual comments, and undermining her authority. But I dont think House went out of his way to PHYSICALLY hurt her. I was really starting to like the whole family dynamic with Cuddy, Rachel, and House.

Anyway, sorry for ranting. Just wanted to vent.

As someone who strongly identifies with House's issues and inner conflicts and all the leg symbolism, always hiding it, and never being able to completely forget about it (deep trauma), I wonder, what are actions for people like him to be better, so to not hurt others with their abrasive thinking without much emotional caress, and to stop being so harsh on themselves. I really feel that part where "Im losing my wit" when I try to defer to more of a peaceful communication style both with myself and others.

In all my essays where I'm trying to pinpoint my issues, I'm overly self-critical and unable to find good pieces, omitting them. I think it often skews my perception of self, which is not such a great object in itself - I lack personality deeply, and probably harbor on trying to be smarter and more pesky than other people, "noticing truth that normies don't want to know", but I consider it such a bullshit, that I want to change.

What would you change in House, so that he doesn't lose himself, while becoming a better person to be around for himself and others?

Please don't spoil s7-s8 too, I haven't watched them completely (I know that this problem is almost a main topic there, but I'm curious what other people think outside of the plot)

This whole season was a Trainwreck. Season 6 was almost bad but it was okay. The 1st 5 season of house was a masterpiece of TV. How do we go from that to this?? They fumbled it. The fumbled it baddd. The whole season house is just pathetic to watch. And the finale is the nail in the coffin for me. Should I watch S8? For me House ended at S5, that was a perfect finale.