>it's a House is chatting with Wilson/Cuddy and they say something that gets him to make a leap of logic and solve the case episode
Seriously, how many times did that happen?
It was a formula show. It was part of the formula. Don't worry, they didn't take it too seriously, and occasionally mocked it.
Taken as a whole, House is a pretty shaky series, but the highs are high and I miss it. I rewatched the entire series for the first time last year and realized how great it really was. If not for the way it ended, it would've been a great show for Fox to come back to in another few years and produce another few seasons (continuing the story, not reboot).
I hate fucking saying this, but it was comfy.
>the sex doll episode
Fucking amazing show. The reason I went to medical school. I fucking hate my life, but seemed like a great idea at the time
>somebody please kill me
it's a house uses hospital funds to build a secret passage from his office to wilson's office episode
>>69111283
First 3 seasons are high tier.
4 was obviously stupid but I had fun with it.
I'd say 5-7 varies from watchable to poor (with the occasional high that justifies itself)
8 dragged pretty hard and while most of the very last episode was retarded... I think the very final note is a nice way to end the series.
Then again, I like the mental hospital episode.
>>69110991
your right op, it would be much more interesting if it was more like real life
>watch house sitting watching tv or reading a book or staring out a bus window or taking a shit or something for 30 minutes or playing piano i guess
>suddenly epiphany
It's weird. I watched house as it was airing weekly since season 2 until it was finished. I really enjoyed it then.
After a couple of years of not seeing it, then having Netflix put up the whole series I started watching it again. The show has a lot of faults, and it made a lot of mistakes (IMO) with how they handled certain characters and arcs. But for some reason I fucking love the show despite it being predictable, formulaic, cheesy, poorly acted at times.
I fucking love the show, but hate how it was handled towards the end.
>>69111649
You're spot on.
>>69111587 The reason I went to medical school.
I almost did this but couldn't pass organic chem. Probably better in the end, I would've hated my life even more than I already do.
>>69111825
It's funny because I literally never even use chemistry and it mystifies me as to why there was such a circlejerk towards it pre-medicine.
But yeah, you're lucky, the workload crushed my spirit.
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I'm watching it with my family in this period, I'm on season 4 I think. Thirtheen is a shitty character
>>69112560
Cameron is best girl.
>>69110991
Isn't that literally every episode?
>>69111711
it's actually not that unrealiztic. I'm a complete outcast and shit and whenever I end up casually hanging out with the one friend I have for a few minutes at my school I actually get lots of good ideas. I think it's a social create isolated dynamic thing
I always liked Taub.
Though I think that's the jewish genes in me resonating.
I remember a website where this doctor meticulously pointed out every medical mistake in every episode.
>>69112773
I'm genuinely interested, link it.
>>69112773
Why?
>>69112604
Yeah, but I prefer Cuddy, I like how she deals with things in her way, kind of a primary school teacher. A cutie
>it's a get me an MRI, CT scan, lumbar puncture, and start him on broad spectrum antibiotics episode
>>69112989
I love the show but this is so true it hurts. Same with almost every single episode starting with someone just passing out.
>>69112989
>after they cured the patient
>"that'd be 543,923$ sir"
>"god bless ameriga"
>it's a fat patient episode
>>69113131
>oy m8 dont be a cheeky cunt alroight? crikey
