EPT[TV] House - Season 8 - Page 18
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FractalsOnFire
Australia1756 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45078 Posts
On May 01 2012 16:58 Leoneri wrote: + Show Spoiler + Maybe he'll regress and then die, that might be a bit more dramatic. I'm really sad that this is the last season. I could totally see that happening (as sad as that would be). It hurt so much when Wilson made that comment on the couch (although sick and not thinking clearly, he was still being brutally honest) about how he felt he didn't deserve to get cancer but how someone with House's mean and reckless personality could justify receiving such a disease (although in the upcoming trailer, apparently Wilson starts to throw all caution to the wind and turn into a fool). I could definitely see Wilson end up dying anyway (either to the disease or to something stupid like a car crash- how terrible would that be, to go through all this cancer treatment just to die some other way?), and then House would just crumble mentally. | ||
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Doraemon
Australia14949 Posts
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ToT)OjKa(
Korea (South)2437 Posts
Awesome ending | ||
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Dark.Carnival
United States5095 Posts
On May 01 2012 21:21 Doraemon wrote: can't quite remember, but was it wilson that made the decision to force the operation on house's leg or was it house's ex-wive? Wife at the time. After that they eventually divorced. | ||
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
On May 01 2012 21:21 Doraemon wrote: can't quite remember, but was it wilson that made the decision to force the operation on house's leg or was it house's ex-wive? Which is what House should have forced on Wilson if he really cared about him. Instead we are left with some kind of unsatisfying compromise, which is something House wouldn't do. The more I think about this episode the more it annoys me: the entire show was about House doing what he thought was right, no matter the consequences. The right choice for House would have been either tricking or forcing Wilson to accept the best available medical treatment with the highest chances of survival and deal with the fall-out later. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45078 Posts
On May 01 2012 21:46 Derez wrote: Which is what House should have forced on Wilson if he really cared about him. Instead we are left with some kind of unsatisfying compromise, which is something House wouldn't do. The more I think about this episode the more it annoys me: the entire show was about House doing what he thought was right, no matter the consequences. The right choice for House would have been either tricking or forcing Wilson to accept the best available medical treatment with the highest chances of survival and deal with the fall-out later. That's true, but ever since he lost Cuddy he's been changing a little bit, in small subtle attempts to keep actual relationships (no matter how illogical it ended up being). He did that to Dominica and now he's doing that to Wilson- two of the very few people that really got to him emotionally. If this were one of the first few seasons, it would make no sense. However, I think it's slightly more consistent with what's going on now. | ||
KwarK
United States43263 Posts
On May 01 2012 21:46 Derez wrote: Which is what House should have forced on Wilson if he really cared about him. Instead we are left with some kind of unsatisfying compromise, which is something House wouldn't do. The more I think about this episode the more it annoys me: the entire show was about House doing what he thought was right, no matter the consequences. The right choice for House would have been either tricking or forcing Wilson to accept the best available medical treatment with the highest chances of survival and deal with the fall-out later. Your argument is that because House forces that upon his random patients he doesn't give a fuck about he'd do it to the one guy apart from himself he actually gives a shit about? I think you kind of missed the point here. There's an episode in the first series (I think?) called three stories. Watch it again. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45078 Posts
On May 01 2012 22:07 KwarK wrote: Your argument is that because House forces that upon his random patients he doesn't give a fuck about he'd do it to the one guy apart from himself he actually gives a shit about? I think you kind of missed the point here. I think that's a good point, and it was somewhat mirrored in the mother/ doctor last night, when she lost all objectivity while treating her daughter. House is perfectly capable of remaining impartial (as is Wilson), but then when it comes down to treating a close friend (or yourself), it's apparently hard to practice what you preach. Emotions cloud your judgment. | ||
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
On May 01 2012 22:07 KwarK wrote: Your argument is that because House forces that upon his random patients he doesn't give a fuck about he'd do it to the one guy apart from himself he actually gives a shit about? I think you kind of missed the point here. There's an episode in the first series (I think?) called three stories. Watch it again. My argument is that the one thing that House wants to be above all else is completely rational, which is what allows him to be what he is. House has always chosen being a more rational person over emotional attachments and becoming a 'better' person, and one of the main themes of the show is that people don't change. They might want to, but they don't. Three stories (if I remember it correctly) is the episode where they explain how House lost his leg, which I remember as a story on how sick people are capable of making completely insane decisions when it comes to their own health, even if they're trained medical professionals. I think even House admits at some point in that specific episode that Stacy made the correct decision; which is to trick House, against his will, into the most promising treatment. She knows she risks her relationship with House by doing it, but still does it. House on the other hand is suddenly all-caring about his relationship with Wilson, unwilling to risk it even for the benefit of Wilson. This while he regularly risks his entire relationship with Wilson for much more trivial things. It didn't strike me as the option House would choose, but I kind of find myself rooting against a happy ending. I don't want House to end as a reform story, I want it to end with the same manipulative asshole that gets what he wants because he's right. | ||
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Railxp
Hong Kong1313 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ...she said. Any way you want it. That's the way you need it. Any way you want it. She said, Any way you want it. That's the way you need it. Any way you want it ... | ||
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
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Sir.Kimmel
United States785 Posts
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MisterD
Germany1338 Posts
"hit.. again" because they were playing a game of battleship and he actually said B-9 | ||
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wunsun
Canada622 Posts
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turdburgler
England6749 Posts
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Unholy_Prince
62 Posts
Cameron, Kutner, 13, everyone but Cuddy returning for the finale. | ||
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Legion710
Canada423 Posts
On May 02 2012 12:15 turdburgler wrote: amazing episode, just like all the ones directed by hugh laurie are. This was his first as a director. | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
No it wasn't. | ||
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
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