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firthgalI ACTUALLY REMEMBERED TO WATCH IT LIVE THIS TIME! AND IT WAS FREAKING EPIC! HOLY CRAP! So, so good. I uh... I think this episode may have done the impossible and convinced me that I should like House/Cuddy. Seriously dudes, I never thought that would happen. My problem with them was always that I could never feel anything from House in regards to loving Cuddy, but this episode blew my mind. I am now convinced. Congratulations universe, you win. (Ugh, now I'm quoting Jim Halpert. WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO?) Seriously though, the House/Wilson and the House/Cuddy was amazing tonight, and I enjoyed the case of the week and EUGENE and how it all tied into the end. It was awesome. Chase/Cameron, on the other hand, I just do not get and never will. It's one of those "oh, I know! Let's put the prettiest people together!" ships that I just can't stand. There is no onscreen chemistry there. None. I just felt AWKWARD through that ending sequence. And, I love Cameron, I really do, she's always been my favorite, but that crying scene, yikes. Nonetheless, I love that Cameron is all growed up now. *sniff* And I loved the House/Cameron scene and how they've successfully shifted into friends, all past attractions no longer making them awkward with each other. But anyway...
AAAAAAAH, I KNEW IT WAS ALL A HALLUCINATION! I KNEW IT! IT WAS TOO DAMN RANDOM! Ahahahahaha. But see, the fact that it was all in his head has convinced me that House truly does love Cuddy. Even though the sex never happened, he actually wanted the relationship. He was actively seeking out happiness and wanted to take it seriously. HOUSE IS IN LOVE, YOU GUYS. I still wouldn't call myself a House/Cuddy shipper considering the fact that they don't excite me, but at least now I fully support it. Also, the sequence where House is figuring everything out was absolute perfection and my stomach was all in knots. It was awesome. Also, I think most of my love for this episode is because of Eugene. He was wonderful. Gah, his utterly frightened/lost demeanor at the end made me cry. All he did was talk about squawking the whole episode, and he somehow so thoroughly made me fall in love with him that his last scene killed me. I loved that dude. Love love love. Also, I find it interesting that Wilson taking House to the psychiatric ward was played alongside Cameron and Chase's wedding. It was this huge step for House, this huge commitment, and Wilson was right by his side, and no one is really sure what will happen from there, but they're hoping for the best, just as Cameron marrying Chase was a huge commitment for her, and she's unsure of what will happen from there, but they're hoping for the best. It was just an interesting choice, to have this very dark and miserable thing interspersed with all these bright colors and happiness.
So, yeah, that's the first time in a long time that House has blown me away. It was pretty darn good.
AAAAAAAH, I KNEW IT WAS ALL A HALLUCINATION! I KNEW IT! IT WAS TOO DAMN RANDOM! Ahahahahaha. But see, the fact that it was all in his head has convinced me that House truly does love Cuddy. Even though the sex never happened, he actually wanted the relationship. He was actively seeking out happiness and wanted to take it seriously. HOUSE IS IN LOVE, YOU GUYS. I still wouldn't call myself a House/Cuddy shipper considering the fact that they don't excite me, but at least now I fully support it. Also, the sequence where House is figuring everything out was absolute perfection and my stomach was all in knots. It was awesome. Also, I think most of my love for this episode is because of Eugene. He was wonderful. Gah, his utterly frightened/lost demeanor at the end made me cry. All he did was talk about squawking the whole episode, and he somehow so thoroughly made me fall in love with him that his last scene killed me. I loved that dude. Love love love. Also, I find it interesting that Wilson taking House to the psychiatric ward was played alongside Cameron and Chase's wedding. It was this huge step for House, this huge commitment, and Wilson was right by his side, and no one is really sure what will happen from there, but they're hoping for the best, just as Cameron marrying Chase was a huge commitment for her, and she's unsure of what will happen from there, but they're hoping for the best. It was just an interesting choice, to have this very dark and miserable thing interspersed with all these bright colors and happiness.
So, yeah, that's the first time in a long time that House has blown me away. It was pretty darn good.
