You can't always get what you want

[doctors_girl]

I need to write an essay about this episode. Or a novel. Seriously someone needed to write a novel about House's Head/Wilson's Heart, becaue it was utter perfection and I'm afraid I can't find the right words now. But I will try.

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[radiances]

Oh you're making me want to watch House again!!

[doctors_girl]

WATCH IT!!!
Seriously, the 2 parter finale was absolutely amazing (and also heartbreaking), made up for all the fucked up episdies this season.

[doctors_girl]

Oh I loved everyone in this episode. They just proved that House is a show with amazingly well-written characters and brilliant actors.

For 13 I felt just nothing. I never cared about her, not a bit, and the whole relevation about her Huntington's was so not epic, not in these circumstances, ut was all about House, Cuddy, Wilson and Amber. Sorry 13, no love from me.

Next season couldn't come fast enough!

[elphie84]

I agree with everything you said, I almost couldn't form a coherent sentence about it earlier and my eyes itch from all the crying. As you said this was HUGE and together with 'House's head' it is THE FINALE.

I felt so much for Wilson :( Both RSL and Anne Dudek did a sueprb job and I agree, they did it beautifully.
The scene in the bus, totally thought about King's Cross and everybody dies/everybody lies. WOW.

And Cuddy just being there for Wilson and for House. Holding his hand ♥♥♥
I am clearly still not over it.

[doctors_girl]

I almost couldn't form a coherent sentence about it

Oh I felt the same. :( And I'm not sure if I successed in this post. This ep was just...too much for me. Too much to handle, I'm still digesting it but I'm sure in one thing: it was absolutely brilliant. One of their best episodes ever.

Oh yes, RSL and Anne Dudek were both amazing. They both showed in this ep how amazing actors they are, and it's strange but I was happy for them as actors, and as characters they broke my heart at the same time. :(

Aw, this episode owns me.

[dousehere]

All I can really do is demand as to why they had to kill off Amber.

I had tears. Ugh, it was so well done.

[doctors_girl]

I was incredibly sad but it was indeed well done. :(

[paski_br]

Wilson and Amber broke my heart into million pieces. :(((
And now I officially fail to talk about this, this was too much for me, these scenes were so draining and so powerful and such brilliant acting, I feel like crying only thinking about them. :(

Same here. When she died in his arms I was shaking really bad. Then he went home and found her note. I completely lost it. This ending slayed me.

Wilson would forgive him, because he needs House too, he couldn't have handled losing him as well, I'm sure about that.

Again, ITA.

House and Amber on the bus at the end. King's Cross anyone?

I though the exact same thing! Everything was so white and shiny, exactly how I pictured the King's Cross when Harry met Dumbledore there!

Such a beautiful foreshadowing, because if someone is being loved, is being cared for he couldn't be totally miserable, and CUDDY WAS THERE FOR HIM. Such a breathtaking paralell at the end when we saw Wilson lying alone in bed and House lying with Cuddy next to him holding his hand. Yes! That was such a deep and

[doctors_girl]

You're right, with this episode they showed that Huddy is much deeper than sexy snark, banter and physical attractaion. Something, we (Huddy shippers) always knew, but I hated when people said it's all about the sex. It's not that simple. They are much more complex than that, there's trust, concern, caring and much more between them. I loved how Cuddy was all about House, and just wouldn't leave, even not after she knew that everything will be okay with him. It was so great.

Of course we didn't like that they kill her, but her death had meaning. It wasn't just a lame excuse to create drama or axe a character.

Exactly.