let's talk about: 97 Seconds (House 4.3)
Ok, I could be wrong on this, but does sticking a knife in an electrical socket really electrocute you? Really? I was sure you had to complete the circuit somehow. Like say, with the two tines of a fork?
Okay you know I like Foreman so I'm going to talk about Foreman first.
I loved Foreman trying so hard-so hard-not to be like House. And ultimately failing. I like the idea of Foreman facing his ghosts. I like that he didn't let that stop him.
Also lol, Foreman was working in a real hospital where not following protocol can actually get you in trouble. Foreman, you don't got no tenure. You gotta get established and then pull the stupid stunts. Also when I saw Bizarro Cuddy I was like, ANDIE? HELLO ANDIE. HOW ARE THINGS GOING, BEING A DOCTOR AND NOT A CONGRESSWOMAN?
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Cuddy's shirt neckline got increasingly higher and higher as the episode went on. I can only think that's intentional, but can't really come up with a good reason why.
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IN MY FANTASY WORLD 13 IS CAMERON'S LONG LOST SISTER. I really really like 13. Like maybe it's just because she's pretty and seems smart and composed (but it was nice to see her less aloof at the end of this episode) but there's something about her I'm really attracted to. And so is House lol.
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I liked the PoTW and his dog. I was sort of glad they died together because that dog looked so sad at the end D: Then I felt like someone who'd just kicked a puppy for a few minutes.
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Wilson: I'm getting you more pain medication.
House: I love you.
Conclusion: The way to House's heart is through his Vicodin scrip, Y/N?
I'm sort of fearful of the sheer volume of H/W response this'll evoke, but I just watched "Son of Coma Guy" earlier today and now I'm all "awww" about Wilson again. Wilson had this one great little moment where he sounded really really upset with House for being that stupid and it felt very genuine.
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Think House saw nothing in his 97 seconds, just like he saw nothing when he was functionally dead in "Three Stories"? And by "nothing" I mean a volleyball player and a farmer with one leg?
Anyway, I'll need a consultation from an electrician. Or someone willing to try it.
Okay you know I like Foreman so I'm going to talk about Foreman first.
I loved Foreman trying so hard-so hard-not to be like House. And ultimately failing. I like the idea of Foreman facing his ghosts. I like that he didn't let that stop him.
Also lol, Foreman was working in a real hospital where not following protocol can actually get you in trouble. Foreman, you don't got no tenure. You gotta get established and then pull the stupid stunts. Also when I saw Bizarro Cuddy I was like, ANDIE? HELLO ANDIE. HOW ARE THINGS GOING, BEING A DOCTOR AND NOT A CONGRESSWOMAN?
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Cuddy's shirt neckline got increasingly higher and higher as the episode went on. I can only think that's intentional, but can't really come up with a good reason why.
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IN MY FANTASY WORLD 13 IS CAMERON'S LONG LOST SISTER. I really really like 13. Like maybe it's just because she's pretty and seems smart and composed (but it was nice to see her less aloof at the end of this episode) but there's something about her I'm really attracted to. And so is House lol.
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I liked the PoTW and his dog. I was sort of glad they died together because that dog looked so sad at the end D: Then I felt like someone who'd just kicked a puppy for a few minutes.
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Wilson: I'm getting you more pain medication.
House: I love you.
Conclusion: The way to House's heart is through his Vicodin scrip, Y/N?
I'm sort of fearful of the sheer volume of H/W response this'll evoke, but I just watched "Son of Coma Guy" earlier today and now I'm all "awww" about Wilson again. Wilson had this one great little moment where he sounded really really upset with House for being that stupid and it felt very genuine.
--
Think House saw nothing in his 97 seconds, just like he saw nothing when he was functionally dead in "Three Stories"? And by "nothing" I mean a volleyball player and a farmer with one leg?
Anyway, I'll need a consultation from an electrician. Or someone willing to try it.