EPT[TV] House - Season 8 - Page 24
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0kz
Italy1118 Posts
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XeliN
United Kingdom1755 Posts
On May 22 2012 20:31 KwarK wrote: Wish they'd killed him. House doesn't get to end happy, he should finally succumb to his demons. Agreed, but not to his demons, I thought the presumed ending of house deciding to go against his whole philosophy and embrace change, walking away from the fire and death with cathartic purpose, only to end up dying as the house collapsed around him was far more dramatic. | ||
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NuclearJudas
6546 Posts
Here's how my final House episode would have been; Wilson is dead or dies in the beginning of the episode. House gets some sort of parole or something to go to his funeral, and than bails. He self-destructs without Wilson. 13 comes to him, obviously in a very bad way, having trouble walking and even speaking normally. She asks House to end her, and he later obliges. House is shown contemplating suicide. Everybody Dies. (not really, but you get the point :D) We see the surviving characters at the funeral, and that's a wrap. Kind of dark, but that's House for you. I'm damn well gonna miss House. One of the best characters to ever appear on television. Great show. | ||
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reptile
United States210 Posts
On May 22 2012 19:39 Weson wrote: The last season might have been the best one. Really enjoyed it from the beginning to the end. Liked the ending. Much better then i could fantasize. So sad it's over  I don't know how anyone can have this opinion... This season was easily the most poor written season of House ever done. The only one that comes close would be the previous season. You could watch the last 3 episodes of this entire season and you wouldn't miss any plot development with the exception of Chase leaving, which didn't even feel all that special anyway. I don't think I could be more disappointed with how they decided to end the show. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45863 Posts
On May 22 2012 22:41 NuclearJudas wrote: I'm kind of torn. On one hand, I like that he got to spend the last few months with Wilson. On the other hand, I wish they'd kill him. Here's how my final House episode would have been; Wilson is dead or dies in the beginning of the episode. House gets some sort of parole or something to go to his funeral, and than bails. He self-destructs without Wilson. 13 comes to him, obviously in a very bad way, having trouble walking and even speaking normally. She asks House to end her, and he later obliges. House is shown contemplating suicide. Everybody Dies. (not really, but you get the point :D) We see the surviving characters at the funeral, and that's a wrap. Kind of dark, but that's House for you. I'm damn well gonna miss House. One of the best characters to ever appear on television. Great show. I like your idea! Just to elaborate on my idea being put into your storyline: He obliges putting the needle in Thirteen and she dies, thanking him... then he reflects with his subconscious on how everything he knows and loves is gone (Wilson is, "the puzzle" isn't, etc.), and then the camera closes in on him holding the needle up to his face, clearly considering suicide. Then the screen goes black, and the show ends. I think that would have been awesome  EDIT: Also, House would probably have to fuck up Wilson's funeral somehow. By calling him an idiot in a eulogy or whatnot. Typical House not conforming to social constructs. Like what Wilson did at House's funeral, although that was out of frustration rather than personality trait  | ||
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reptile
United States210 Posts
When House fell from the second floor, he would have broken his leg. His inner struggle would have also included Chase, who is in some twisted way, very much like a son to him. While he crawled for the door, Wilson and Foreman would be coming up the street. When the door opens, House and Wilson meet eyes as the roof comes down on top of him. His top half still exposed, they pull him from the fire. As a result from the injuries, House has to finally have his leg amputated. Due to the recovery, House is able to spend months with Wilson in the Hospital. As Wilson gets sicker, House's health improves. Not only is House slowly learning to live without his best friend, but also his leg(his two greatest fears). House has the same realization, that he can change, but the struggle should be so emotional that he breaks down next to Wilson and confesses all to his best friend. Show ends scrolling over the Hospital beds, showing them both. One weakened by cancer, the other pride/fear. | ||
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Digitalis
United States1043 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37082 Posts
Man I expected so much more for the finale. I mean this series was f*ing amazing..... but the ending just didn't quite do it justice. Meh, w/e. Nothing I can do about it. HOUSE FOREVER!!! | ||
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Westy
England808 Posts
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Kuni
Austria765 Posts
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Soulmate
Japan138 Posts
On May 23 2012 00:25 Westy wrote: No one has been able to answer my question so far. How did the drug addict guy die? I don't remember them saying. Overdose ?! The episode was meeeeh for me. I would have liked it a lot darker; | ||
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Westy
England808 Posts
On May 23 2012 00:51 Soulmate wrote: Overdose ?! The episode was meeeeh for me. I would have liked it a lot darker; Seems kinda weird to come back from the brink of death and then go and overdose. Not to mention, would he really share his heroin with House? Seems a bit off to me. | ||
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OrchidThief
Denmark2298 Posts
On May 23 2012 00:57 Westy wrote: Seems kinda weird to come back from the brink of death and then go and overdose. Not to mention, would he really share his heroin with House? Seems a bit off to me. He was willing to take the fall for the ticket prank for House, I think he can share his heroin. | ||
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Soulmate
Japan138 Posts
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FragRaptor
United States184 Posts
Also #fucklupus | ||
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meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
I'm okay with how House ended. I mean, it could have been worse. | ||
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jeeeeohn
United States1343 Posts
1. He was the only one in that building. 2. No way he "went out the back way" with a collapsing structure around him and a limp. 3. The last song was the same song Amber sang to him in his hallucinations at the end of Season 5. 4. His riding off into the sunset with Wilson is symbolic; House is dead and Wilson is going to die, and they're going together into the great unknown. 5. Pre-death hallucinations have already been established for House, in the "Three Stories" episode in season 1. He basically saw the future in the ideal light. 6. If I remember it right, House didn't limp when he met Wilson, which is indicative of a hallucination (in terms of the series). I just think the ending is more ambiguous than people might think. Unless I'm just crazy! | ||
Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
On May 22 2012 23:09 reptile wrote: If I had written this finale: When House fell from the second floor, he would have broken his leg. His inner struggle would have also included Chase, who is in some twisted way, very much like a son to him. While he crawled for the door, Wilson and Foreman would be coming up the street. When the door opens, House and Wilson meet eyes as the roof comes down on top of him. His top half still exposed, they pull him from the fire. As a result from the injuries, House has to finally have his leg amputated. Due to the recovery, House is able to spend months with Wilson in the Hospital. As Wilson gets sicker, House's health improves. Not only is House slowly learning to live without his best friend, but also his leg(his two greatest fears). House has the same realization, that he can change, but the struggle should be so emotional that he breaks down next to Wilson and confesses all to his best friend. Show ends scrolling over the Hospital beds, showing them both. One weakened by cancer, the other pride/fear. 10/10 would read again In all seriousness, that would have been more fitting >_> | ||
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Badfatpanda
United States9719 Posts
yeah, the ending fucking blew imo, but it was the quote I was going for, not the implementation lol I think they did a good job considering, I personally really liked the 4 visions they chose. And I also approved of Wilson's "Real Talk" at the funeral, it was pretty important to me to include it at the very end, with nobody to answer to. Over the course of the series there were things I didn't disagree with here and there, but overall I would say it was a worthwhile way to waste my time and that's really what counts >.> | ||
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Crazyeyes
Canada1342 Posts
On May 23 2012 06:36 jeeeeohn wrote: I don't think he survived. I think House actually died and everything else was a hallucination or something. 1. He was the only one in that building. 2. No way he "went out the back way" with a collapsing structure around him and a limp. 3. The last song was the same song Amber sang to him in his hallucinations at the end of Season 5. 4. His riding off into the sunset with Wilson is symbolic; House is dead and Wilson is going to die, and they're going together into the great unknown. 5. Pre-death hallucinations have already been established for House, in the "Three Stories" episode in season 1. He basically saw the future in the ideal light. 6. If I remember it right, House didn't limp when he met Wilson, which is indicative of a hallucination (in terms of the series). I just think the ending is more ambiguous than people might think. Unless I'm just crazy! 1. He wasn't the only one in there. The heroine overdose guy was. 2. Yeah it seemed to fall directly on him, but its TV, what can you do? 4. Riding into the sunset is generally symbolism for a happy ending, not death. 6. Just looked it over. He limps to his motorcycle. I'm pretty sure he didn't die. That would be a stuipd way to end it. "IT WAS ALL A DREAM!" I guess the ending was alright. The ending written above on this page is probalby better -- he should have got rid of that leg. Still, can't complain. It was believable and it wasn't bad. Was expecting Masters to play a bigger role (ie: some role) in the final episode. Instead she was just there. Bye House. I'll miss you. | ||
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