Comments | midgar_skyline: House M.D. - S6x08 "Teamwork" and being Checked with your own Queen.

midgar_skyline

House M.D. - S6x08 "Teamwork" and being Checked with your own Queen.

Nov 19, 2009 14:02

I'm not entirely sure about my feelings towards this episode. I have personal opinions though, which may or may not be wrong, but... *shrug*.

( What the hell... I'll 'let rip' anyway. )

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Comments 4

may_unleashed November 19 2009, 20:46:15 UTC

*ponders ( ... )

midgar_skyline November 20 2009, 10:52:25 UTC

(Sorry for so many deleted replies in your account. Many corrected spelling mistakes)

Oh, tell me about it. I've been snowed under by project work myself, but I was getting too frustrated and needed to vent. Thanks for bearing with me and the discussion.

Indeed, the word "subtext" seems to have faded a good bit these past two seasons. If it means that House/Wilson pairing can at least hold it's own against House/Cuddy, however, I'm somewhat alright with it, because the House/Cuddy is starting to has become more than a little ridiculous, in my opinion.

Cuddy's character I liked seasons 1 through 3. Well, through half of three or so. Towards the beginning, when we heard those tidbits about how she was only one of three female department heads, and also the youngest of those three, I thought to myself, "Kickass. :)"
My favourite scene with Cuddy, was actually the take-no-shit "Your tie is becoming a Petri Dish [...] I warned you. *SNIP!*" scene back during Maternity in season 1 when she cut off the tie of the guy who was swabbing ( ... )

may_unleashed November 20 2009, 14:30:50 UTC

*pats* No problem, surely it's a collateral effect of the murderous job load. I understand perfectly ( ... )

chase_austenfan January 26 2010, 15:28:55 UTC

This is the problem (in my opinion) of when a show gets very mainstream- I think that at first the writers write for themselves/for the characters. But when there is a Lot more of a spotlight, there becomes a pressure to please the viewers and continue the ratings. The writing becomes more "self-conscious", which can end up in these completely odd swings sometimes that make you think "Whaaaaa??" because the writers are trying to appeal to too many different "sections ( ... )