David Shore TCA interview
I'm catching up on some stuff. Here's an interview with David Shore at the FOX TCA a week ago. Spoilers
To me, this was one of Shore's more honest, straightforward interviews. Regarding Huddy: he did not say it'll be over soon. He did say that he doesn't envision jerking the audience around with them being on and off again and again, which I applaud. This does not necessarily mean they're doomed, it just means he doesn't feel like going down the melodramatic path of on-off-on-off-on-off... If he feels that if Huddy works well as is, that it doesn't limit the story telling, does not box the writers in, then Huddy could just as well be permanent too. House will never be happy. Sure, so he will remain annoying, troublesome, etc. as will Cuddy stay her own workaholic self. Doesn't mean Huddy'll be history soon.
To me, this was one of Shore's more honest, straightforward interviews. Regarding Huddy: he did not say it'll be over soon. He did say that he doesn't envision jerking the audience around with them being on and off again and again, which I applaud. This does not necessarily mean they're doomed, it just means he doesn't feel like going down the melodramatic path of on-off-on-off-on-off... If he feels that if Huddy works well as is, that it doesn't limit the story telling, does not box the writers in, then Huddy could just as well be permanent too. House will never be happy. Sure, so he will remain annoying, troublesome, etc. as will Cuddy stay her own workaholic self. Doesn't mean Huddy'll be history soon.