I refused to watch this show for the longest time, as it was one of those shows that my friends' girlfriends watched, and I assumed it was some sort of Desperate Housewives/Gilmore Girls/Grey's Anatomy kind of program. Than I actually watched it. I'm such a fool sometimes.

Cue the same piece of music they use for fucking everything (except the 70's rock tune which accompanies the montage at the end of the episode.)

Not a fan, it has it's moments, but it's tediously repetitive. Everyone has the most rare diseases ever known to man, House always gets the right treatment, House always mocks everyone without consequences because he's "cool" bitter, acid, sarcastic and what not.

That said, the show has some very fapable females.

The mother of the girl who used preserves as contraception.

I fail to see the problem.

Real doctors are just like this, except their attitude and self confidence often leads to patients dying.







lol

My favorite is the one with Gordon Ramsey

If you've watched season one, you've watched all the subsequent seasons.

Patient has strange symptoms the doctors think is one thing but is actually something else. House does something unconventional while investigating and everyone is pissed but impressed. They seem to have it figured out but OH NO A NEW AND DISTURBING SYMPTOM.

After the scene where the medical research department of the show validate their existence by having the doctors toss around disease names while the other doctors shoot them down because of necessary symptoms the patient doesn't have, one of the following happens:
1. House saves the day with his magical powers.
2. The doctors save the day with only the passive guidance of House.
3. The patient dies.
No matter the conclusion, the patient is usually at fault.

In addition to this, add one or more of the following variables:
1. House isn't available.
2. House is pissed.
3. House is barely helping and therefore frustrating the other doctors.
4. In-fighting between the doctors.
5. Someone related to the patient (family, friend, or spouse) is blocking progress.

Ultimately, personal truths are revealed, and House comes off as sagacious yet vulnerable in the closing scene.

Apparently the new season has broken from that formula, but, it's too many seasons in for me to wade through the rest to pick up on the story.

This show is only good in small doses like this. House blows.

Do I look like an idiot?