I agree w/ the commenter who said this episode is weird. He survives the gunshot wounds (no surprise), but with a good right leg that gives him such happiness and "get up and go", it's truly a breath-of-fresh-air episode for House and for all of us. Yes, we're here to suffer through life but man, a bit of respite helps us get through, eh?
Cameron is awful now, total turn around as though they (the writers) had to give the Sturm and Drang to another character or the show would collapse, for crying out loud. Cuddy is Cuddy -- she's consistent (I like consistent characters including the messy bits everyone has), but Wilson -- he c/o House playing god and now here he, Wilson, is doing that very thing and being the bad guy -- why? House would not have the reputation for being One to Solve Difficult Medical Cases were he not able to do so w/ an above average "batting", er, luck average. Even at 60% that's more who live and have a quality of life as the wheelchair guy now does than those who perish for having giving it the best shot he could.
Oh, and not enough PTS for House for sure which is the main unrealistic part of this episode.
Cameron is awful now, total turn around as though they (the writers) had to give the Sturm and Drang to another character or the show would collapse, for crying out loud. Cuddy is Cuddy -- she's consistent (I like consistent characters including the messy bits everyone has), but Wilson -- he c/o House playing god and now here he, Wilson, is doing that very thing and being the bad guy -- why? House would not have the reputation for being One to Solve Difficult Medical Cases were he not able to do so w/ an above average "batting", er, luck average. Even at 60% that's more who live and have a quality of life as the wheelchair guy now does than those who perish for having giving it the best shot he could.
Oh, and not enough PTS for House for sure which is the main unrealistic part of this episode.