Missed the last five minutes of HOUSE last night. What happened? Did

[GreenPartyVoter]

she get better or not? And did anything else happen?

Thx!!

[sakabatou]

1. I missed the entire thing...

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. Ah, booger. :^(

[Kaleva]

3. Yes, she got better.

She also started to get feelings back. House slipped in that check for 5 grand in thru the guys door.

[GreenPartyVoter]

4. Definitely for real? No faking? (That was the debate between my hubby and me last night.)

[Duer 157099]

5. She finally told her hubby the truth about him being pathetic

but she seemingly did it out of compassion of some sort for him.

Weird episode. I thought they were using the wrong term to describe her, I thought she was a sociopath, not a psychopath.

[ChickMagic]

7. Aren't sociopath and psychopath synonyms?

:shrug:

[tonekat]

11. I thought she was just being a typical republican? N/T

[Duer 157099]

12. 6 of 1, half dozen of the other n/t

[Rambis]

6. My PT doc hates that show

You are supposed to walk with the cane on the opposite side of the injury. House is putting almost twice the weight on the injured side. Doc..."makes the show unwatchable"

[Duer 157099]

8. It's because he's an iconoclast and rebel

Rebel with a Cane

There are probably hundreds of other reasons for a doc to find issue with that show. I bet they get patients saying things like: "...but I saw it on House..."

[Rambis]

9. Rebel with a cane :)

Doc also said every single patient on ER would have been a dead six times over.

[Orrex]

13. I believe you about your doctor, but...

I've known people with leg and/or knee injuries who were instructed to use their canes on the same side as the injury.


So... :shrug:

[Fire Walk With Me]

10. I truly enjoy "House"

but it's to the point where the solution is not discernable by the audience, and all we get to do is watch (interesting) characters play bumper cars with diagnoses (plural?) until the big reveal.

The butler didn't do it...anaphylactic shock did it...and the viewer would never have known that, or figured it out for themselves. Sort of the opposite of what I love about some of David Lynch's work. You are offered genuine clues, but they are highly oblique. You have a chance of getting in on the action, participating.

And the above comment about all "ER" patients dying six times over is somehow a very funny cartoony visual :)