This episode is basically every other House episode but put on steroids. We have characters being stupid and pretending that this is the first time they are on the show. We also have Dr. Cameron acting like a morality ringtone over House, Dr. Cuddy ignoring that she has a brilliant doctor who is for the first time, happy. Then, a villainized Dr. Wilson that would channel every character's anger with House's plot armor. He abandons his role of the comforting friend and the sound of reason to a complete manipulator that isn't contempt with being compassionate for his so called friend being happy.
Every character seems to have been exaggerated for the drama except for Dr. Chase since he's obviously currently not a character. But hey we now have more dramatic camera work and acting so it must be better right? The writing takes the hit. Thus, we have on our hands a 2000s tv movie that begs you to get intrigued by its cheap drama. I don't know any reason behind watching this anymore. The show seems to be wanting to make episodes progressive and connected whilst also killing the concept of progression and nuance in its first episode of this season. A reboot that takes the old and kidnaps the new whilst holding the characters hostage in an oversaturated drama.
Every character seems to have been exaggerated for the drama except for Dr. Chase since he's obviously currently not a character. But hey we now have more dramatic camera work and acting so it must be better right? The writing takes the hit. Thus, we have on our hands a 2000s tv movie that begs you to get intrigued by its cheap drama. I don't know any reason behind watching this anymore. The show seems to be wanting to make episodes progressive and connected whilst also killing the concept of progression and nuance in its first episode of this season. A reboot that takes the old and kidnaps the new whilst holding the characters hostage in an oversaturated drama.