My Blog Review for "Twenty Vicodin"

[cuddyclothes]

Note: this was an advance review from my blog, which I write in another voice, as another person.  I added an afterword with additional thougts from seeing the show tonight..

Comments

[brindlewolf]

"Sad and Sexy House"? ... I'll take him. Seriously, I'll take him. Wrap him up for me. Please? <3

[leakey_lover]

Will you marry me?

Or something.

[cuddyclothes]

Aaaaaw...you really have a sentimental streak, don't you?

[menolly_au]

Yep, House's defence to the parole board seemed like a bit of a public service announcement to me, and at odds with his acceptance of his guilt/wanting to be punished which is revealed later.

Languid I think is the right word for the tone of this episode. The prison did seem a bit more relaxed and comfortable than I expected (despite the obligatory villain). I expected wilson-substitute to get killed due to something House did or didn't do so I'm glad that didn't happen.

I enjoyed watching the episode, didn't love it, just feel a bit flat about it afterwards.

Not looking forward to another round of whether Wilson should/should not be friends with House.

I do wonder what House was up to during the three months he was away and why he came back.

[cuddyclothes]

There was this hot young guy who worked at the hotel, and, you know how those things go...

[cuddyclothes]

Interesting!

[yarroway]

While prisoners are segregated by gender, the prison workers are not. Women do work in men's correctional facilities, and men in women's

[idonmatrix]

I thought the episode was good. It appeared to be a minimum security prison. One of the really unrealistic aspects was placing gang members of any age with disabled persons. And there's no way House would have been allowed to have a cane - no way.

[cuddyclothes]

What would he have used, then? I'm really intrigued.