The conclusion of last night's episode left me confused and disappointed and angry and irritable. Oh, and did I mention confused? Continuity gods, why dost thou continue to forsake us? Our forgiveness for last season's Tritter arc wasn't a large enough sacrifice?
And speaking of arcs. I enjoyed the Stacy arc. *ducks*
I tolerated the Vogler arc
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i suppose what i'm longing for is consistency--in plot, in characterization, in overall quality. and i'm optimistic that we'll get that. in the meantime, it's analyses like yours that make me remember that even when it's bad, House is still far better, in my opinion, than anything else on television--now, or ever.
I don't think the writers are going this way, but if you want to be REALLY REALLY dark it's almost as if House is trying to lay the groundwork to prepare Wilson for a life without House. oddly, that thought has occurred to me several times this season--and i've quickly discarded it each and every time. i enjoy angst, i write ( ... )
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i suppose that what's bothering me is another point you mentioned--that the writers are giving us intriguing, exciting glimpses into the minds of both house and wilson--and then are glossing over them, or even [apparently] dropping them totally [thus far, anyway].I think back to the revelation of Wilson's depression. There were subtle hints that there was something wrong, that Wilson was suffering from depression, before it was revealed that Wilson was actually on ADs. After that revelation, one can go back and actually see Wilson's progression. So that gives me hope ( ... )
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and if you're familiar with my fic, you already know we'll have to agree to disagree on house's dependence on opioids in order to function normally. i see the examples that you call 'addictive behavior' as pseudoaddiction, and as a direct result of his having been forcibly deprived of those opioids he needs to function. my own theory? house doesn't have a problem with vicodin--he's got a problem (a big one) without it.
House doesn't meet all the criteria, but I'm sure you're familiar with those "warning signs of suicidal behavior" lists.
did you know they're getting ready to make Denial the 51st state, based solely on how very quickly i scanned that part of your comment and went, "uh-uh--not House!" ;)
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and their final words to each other, as regards that conflict?
wilson: do your job.
house: no.
allll-righty, then. that was satisfying.
And you're telling me that in the 13 years or whatever the number it is that Wilson has been working there he's never seen someone mad finding out they're going to live? give me a break. Dream Wilson even references it in end of S2
and that S2 scene was so beautiful, so eloquent, that i've used it, or referenced it, several times in my own fiction; it's a prime example of how very well wilson understands house and the way he views the world.
just the lack of making up was fail
yup--and fanfic writers the world over [including me] are still attempting to correct that oversight. sigh....
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I'm upset about the whole Wilson-House dynamic disappearing recently. Hopefully it will get better, and the writers have a chance before we are all waiting until next fall due to the WGA strike.
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dream with me here. it's comforting.
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As great as ol' St. Doris is, she explicitly stated on her LJ that she doesn't think a physical relationship between House and Wilson makes sense to her version of their relationship.
Which obviously doesn't preclude everything your dreaming about, it just precludes it involving...anything physical.
I just want a BGW episode, that's all. Can't I have it?
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which is a large part of the reason i adore her! i don't know what you read into my dream--but i'm not a slasher. i'm not even a shipper! to me, the house-wilson dynamic doesn't involve romance; nor does it involve sex. i see the house-wilson dynamic as a bond that transcends that of brothers [to paraphrase a beautiful line from star trek--tos].
if you've ever read any of my fiction, you're aware that i don't write slash. never have. don't read it either. so i'm giggling, and a bit curious [okay--a lot curious] what made you think i was referring to sex? or to anything other than their amazing stupid, screwed-up friendship?
ETA: forgot to ask--what's BGW? [maybe i should know, but i haven't had coffee yet....]
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Nonetheless and just like you, I'll keep on watching it. For HL & RSL.
We need a fic from you ! please ?
No pressure, the usual, take all the time you need :-)
side note : Bright side in "Games" : House was watching a soap and he played the piano (a little). Now we need the PSP, the motorbike, and Wilson moving back to House's place. And Stacy ?
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hugh laurie at the piano is always a joy. and last night, i found it a comfort and a consolation as well.
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I'm totally confident about what is going to come out of it. And I'll be confident for two since you, as the writer, have to undergo the throes of creation.
I'm just a reader. I don't have to deal with doubts. My position seems comfortable. But believe me, for me it'll be no picnic : I'll have to endure the wait, taming my impatience. Tic toc tic toc. No picnic at all.
Have a nice day,
And thanks for the good news, you cheered me up !
;-)
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But here has been many confusing things, and also some things that could have been something big if they were used better. I mean IT WAS FINALLY LUPUS!
I really don't like the way House's has been. I can't even remember when he last popped a pill. I've even found myself missing all the gory scenes. I was so excited to see the rock star puke all over himself at the beginning.
I really did not understand 4:09. (I thank
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i'm laughing in complete empathy with that feeling--but hey, that's why we're all here, right? ;)
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