Do we really need the excitement of a controversial patient and House’s immature antics to make a good episode? Small, quiet truth works too, you know.
I had never seen an episode before today. I can see the appeal, but I don’t know that it’s a ‘must see’ show for me. Am I nuts?
Amber Tamblyn has won me over with more nuanced acting than I expected from her; but she still thinks honesty is the best policy.
Why does it seem like people don’t root for underdog, quality shows, but, rather, start betting on when they’ll be canceled?
I just got done writing a review lamenting the state of ‘House’ this evening. I wish I could have just rolled this review into that one to save time. I need to find out who wrote this episode so I can remember not to watch the next one they write.
“You wrote a bad song, Petey.” -The Fabulous Mr. Fox. You wrote a bad episode, Petey.
Is it possible for beauty to blind us so much that we actually lose our ability to think? Or is that just men?
