House Season Finale Review: A Cliffhanging Crash Comments (Page 2)
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CHRIS
June 3rd, 2011 3:08 PM
shoot that was very good they should just keep rolling with it, it made me feel better from what i been feeling and they should just keep with what they got going now
Felidana
June 1st, 2011 4:50 AM
Hm, it does not have to be a dream, there are other ways out for House! Imagine this: In the next episode, the next season, he could start having seizures. At the beach perhaps, or while being with a prostitute... He could be the next medical mystery. However, in the end he is diagnosed with a tumor in the frontal lobe of his brain, right where personality and judgment sit. People with lesions in that part of the brain can act aggressive, uninhibited and really in contrast to their original personality. I see no reason the experimental drug he took should only make tumors in his leg, he injected it after all, so the tumors could be everywhere. Due to the tumor, he would not be ruled guilty in court. What do you think about that?
I agree with the idea this is a dream
Even if you think House is capable of driving his car into Cuddy's house, you still have to explain how he got to this beach somwhere far away.The only way he could have gotten there would be by plane and that's not likely as the police would arrest him before the plane took off.
So this is some kind of dream am I'm guessing it
has something to do with the drugs he has been taking.
He could even be in a coma.
Jonathan
May 30th, 2011 11:13 AM
There is no possible way that the legal system would not see this as multiple counts of attempted murder. He was observed looking in the window, then driving into it full speed up a lawn.
Jealous/angry ex boyfriends/husbands are the predominant killers of women by far, so let's not defend him because he is intelligent.
There would be a nation-wide warrant for his arrest, and he would definitely do time no matter how many psychiatrists his legal team hires.
He may just stay out of country and the jr. doctors (who cannot seem to solve any case without House no matter how many resources they throw at it) will phone him from time to time to get his Godlike wisdom.
Come back to the USA, go directly to jail like other abusive/murderous ex-lovers do.
And multiple counts of prescription forgery would easily emerge under investigation, which is a VERY serious charge by itself.
Peter Kevan
May 29th, 2011 5:05 PM
So this is House MD's answer a change in scenery... to turn the show basically... into Prison Break's 3rd Season "SONA"
I suspect a whole new cast and to entertain Greg House for a season and possibly a new character to keep with the old, back at the hospital.
I think this is a risky move if the writers have this in mind.
This episode was too heavy to be considered to be a dream.
After I erased the episode, I thought I remembered House being in 2 different cars at the end - I think he drove up in a Lincoln or something else nice, then crashed his beat-up old car into the house. If that's true, maybe much of the end IS a dream ...
David Wright
May 28th, 2011 9:16 PM
I have one question. How can a guy, with a messed up leg, just walk away from 3 full grown men? Surely one of the men there, or Cuddy even, would have held House until the police arrived, and most likely kicked the crap out of him.
Raquel
May 28th, 2011 4:31 PM
And totally agree with Ken
Raquel
May 28th, 2011 4:29 PM
I don't think that he did that just because he saw her with another man. First he told the patient that life means nothing specialy and that no one should depend on other people - then we saw them hug and I think he understand that he was happy when he has Cuddy, that his work means nothing until he "mets" her (as he asked the patient).
He picked the brush, which he already knew here it was (maybe a reminder of Cuddy?) and drive there, to finnaly change and be happy.
But, when he arrives, he saw that Cuddy lied to him, Cuddy left him again and House can't deal with that, I guess. Can't wait to season 8
Sorry for the English, I'm from Portugal.
Ken
May 28th, 2011 1:52 AM
Here is my take, pardon the awkwardness of my explanation...
The ending was a metaphor. He purposely destroyed the actual "house" where Cuddy lived. This was his way of destroying the part of himself "House" where his remaining feelings for Cuddy lived. The House with Cuddy inside in now in both cases destroyed, and he can now "Move On".
Dawn Piner
May 26th, 2011 9:56 PM
I think the whole thing was a dream also. There would be no show without Dr. House. Afterall, it is called "House!" I look forward to the new season to find out what happens nexts. I think the writers do an excellent job with their storylines.
Tony
May 26th, 2011 2:06 PM
Whether or not House's intention was the kill Cuddy doesn't matter. When House was standing in front of the window looking at everyone at the table he turned around and left and got in the car. To House, the last known position of all 4 people he just saw were in the dining room at the table. So when he decided to drive into the dinning room there is no way that he could have known that they all left the table. Basically I am saying he was attempting murder lol. One person said that the daughter was at school because it was day time. Last time I checked the sun didn't go down til after 7 p.m. So who in the hell is at school that late in the afternoon. I assume they were having dinner. So if I were House, I would assume the daughter was home, if not at the table then maybe in the bathroom in which she could have been back in the dinning room by the time he drove his vehicle into it. Even if she were eating in the living room she could have been in the dinning room at that mome
Gawd
May 26th, 2011 8:45 AM
LOL seriously, you ppl are crazy... talking about overreact.. I absolutely cannot see House's car crash as a murder attempt. He wasn't trying to kill Cuddy or anything, he was trying to piss, irritate, annoy, hurt (but NOT PHYSICALLY), respond to her. And if you can't relate that to house-isms, then you either never got him or you're a noobie on this show.
I have to say. This for me was a great ending. Everyone is always trying to make House express his feelings by talking, but he isn't like that. He doesn't think about the consequences. He does it, and then deal with it. It was always like that. Like back on Season 2 with the inspector. He pushed things to the limit, and now he did it again. I love House, and sincerelly expect that next season isn't the last.
Season finale was EPIC what house did does not surprise me at all but what i am waiting on is about where is HOUSE???? and what of taub's double prego situation?? with next season being the final season things look sooo interesting!!!
Sal
May 25th, 2011 9:12 AM
Worst Season Finale of House ever!!! Appropiate considering what a bad season it has been.
So shallow, so boring.
CUddy and his relationship never explored properly ,ended in a disastrous way. So not fitting to the first seasons of House and their dynamic and appreciation for each other.
Not excited about next season at all.
mari
May 25th, 2011 2:45 AM
Taub has been cleverly hilarious this past season. I love love love him. so funny when he was the ring bearer at the wedding!
As reckless as it was It had a real sense of satisfaction I had to watch it 3 times it was a great ending to a very frustrating season.
Can't wait to see where it goes.
hali-9
May 24th, 2011 6:55 PM
This was an amazing ending! people all say that it was shock value. (if you actually payed attention you clearly saw house watching everyone through the window move away from the dining room)He needed to let everything out, which wasn't his idea in the first place, the whole ep Cuddy and Wilson kept bugging him, so he did it! House leaving at the end was good too, because like Wilson said, where ever he is, is a reflection of his state of mind. This may be an opening to actually change his character, he doesnt want to be sad anymore. But it will be interesting to see how they deal with Cuddy leaving, and how House escapes the police, cant wait tilll next season
I dunno I used to love House. This season has really left a bad taste in my mouth. It seems they really went out of there way to make House an unlikeable character. Now that House has become an unlikeable character ... where do they go from here? Will season 8 be a mea culpa? Oops we took it too far or will season 8 be a further decent into madness. If season 8 just offers more of the same, I definitely won't be tuning in. I believe many others will do the same. The only way they can fix the season finale is if Cuddy decides not to prosecute and House works at another hospital with an entire new crew. (Basically a rehash of other storylines) or cuddy quits, moves away, and decides not to prosecute. And if it's explained as a dream, then they are really in trouble. lol
At this point the show is cheap melodrama. The car crashing through the house was random and the entirety of his team just doesn't care anymore. The case was uninteresting, and if that was the Performance Artist's best attempt at being intriguing, her art must blow. Didn't that actress win an Academy Award a few years back? Guess things haven't gone so well since then.
The best B story they can come up with is the Two Baby's and A Man story? Blecchhh. Boring. And Taub is the most sad sacky of all the minions. When does Foreman get some action?
THe show is bland now, and I never thought I would say that. Edelstein is smart to jump clear before it has a dismal final year freefalling into oblivion.
HouseFan
May 24th, 2011 2:19 PM
For me the season finale was excellent. A dream? No way. That's the real deal. The scene where House drives into Cuddy's house, and everyone is quiet, and House finally agrees with Wilson on "let it out. You'll feel better" telling him "you are right! I feel much better" was awesome.
If Lisa Edelstein leaves the show, what the hell. She'd be replaced like Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men. I hope she reconsider, and stay for season eight that apparently is the last one.
Can't wait for next season... With or without Cuddy.
Joe
May 24th, 2011 1:51 PM
House has jumped the shark. The ending was ripped off from the Diane Keaton-Albert Finney movie "Shoot the Moon." It was stupid and uncalled for, and it's obvious the writers are trying to see how far they can push the character. Is this something he would even think of doing? What if he had hurt Cuddy's little girl? And then he takes a trip to the beach. Why wasn't be arrested? Wilson's enabling only goes so far. Or is this another hallucination? I had hopes for the series when House came out of rehab, but the writers found they had nowhere to go. Now they're repeating themselves, only on a bigger scale.
Jeannette
May 24th, 2011 1:01 PM
I think is was complicated like House..... I don't understand what nobody gets..... he obviously went into a jealous rage..... and was hurting over Cuddy more than he was willing to speak about.... I hope it was a dream.... i felt sorry for him
June 3rd, 2011 3:08 PM
shoot that was very good they should just keep rolling with it, it made me feel better from what i been feeling and they should just keep with what they got going now
June 1st, 2011 4:50 AM
Hm, it does not have to be a dream, there are other ways out for House! Imagine this: In the next episode, the next season, he could start having seizures. At the beach perhaps, or while being with a prostitute... He could be the next medical mystery. However, in the end he is diagnosed with a tumor in the frontal lobe of his brain, right where personality and judgment sit. People with lesions in that part of the brain can act aggressive, uninhibited and really in contrast to their original personality. I see no reason the experimental drug he took should only make tumors in his leg, he injected it after all, so the tumors could be everywhere. Due to the tumor, he would not be ruled guilty in court. What do you think about that?
Rank: New User
June 1st, 2011 12:47 AM
I agree with the idea this is a dream
Even if you think House is capable of driving his car into Cuddy's house, you still have to explain how he got to this beach somwhere far away.The only way he could have gotten there would be by plane and that's not likely as the police would arrest him before the plane took off.
So this is some kind of dream am I'm guessing it
has something to do with the drugs he has been taking.
He could even be in a coma.
May 30th, 2011 11:13 AM
There is no possible way that the legal system would not see this as multiple counts of attempted murder. He was observed looking in the window, then driving into it full speed up a lawn.
Jealous/angry ex boyfriends/husbands are the predominant killers of women by far, so let's not defend him because he is intelligent.
There would be a nation-wide warrant for his arrest, and he would definitely do time no matter how many psychiatrists his legal team hires.
He may just stay out of country and the jr. doctors (who cannot seem to solve any case without House no matter how many resources they throw at it) will phone him from time to time to get his Godlike wisdom.
Come back to the USA, go directly to jail like other abusive/murderous ex-lovers do.
And multiple counts of prescription forgery would easily emerge under investigation, which is a VERY serious charge by itself.
May 29th, 2011 5:05 PM
So this is House MD's answer a change in scenery... to turn the show basically... into Prison Break's 3rd Season "SONA"
I suspect a whole new cast and to entertain Greg House for a season and possibly a new character to keep with the old, back at the hospital.
I think this is a risky move if the writers have this in mind.
This episode was too heavy to be considered to be a dream.
Rank: New User
May 29th, 2011 3:08 PM
After I erased the episode, I thought I remembered House being in 2 different cars at the end - I think he drove up in a Lincoln or something else nice, then crashed his beat-up old car into the house. If that's true, maybe much of the end IS a dream ...
May 28th, 2011 9:16 PM
I have one question. How can a guy, with a messed up leg, just walk away from 3 full grown men? Surely one of the men there, or Cuddy even, would have held House until the police arrived, and most likely kicked the crap out of him.
May 28th, 2011 4:31 PM
And totally agree with Ken
May 28th, 2011 4:29 PM
I don't think that he did that just because he saw her with another man. First he told the patient that life means nothing specialy and that no one should depend on other people - then we saw them hug and I think he understand that he was happy when he has Cuddy, that his work means nothing until he "mets" her (as he asked the patient).
He picked the brush, which he already knew here it was (maybe a reminder of Cuddy?) and drive there, to finnaly change and be happy.
But, when he arrives, he saw that Cuddy lied to him, Cuddy left him again and House can't deal with that, I guess. Can't wait to season 8
Sorry for the English, I'm from Portugal.
May 28th, 2011 1:52 AM
Here is my take, pardon the awkwardness of my explanation...
The ending was a metaphor. He purposely destroyed the actual "house" where Cuddy lived. This was his way of destroying the part of himself "House" where his remaining feelings for Cuddy lived. The House with Cuddy inside in now in both cases destroyed, and he can now "Move On".
May 26th, 2011 9:56 PM
I think the whole thing was a dream also. There would be no show without Dr. House. Afterall, it is called "House!" I look forward to the new season to find out what happens nexts. I think the writers do an excellent job with their storylines.
May 26th, 2011 2:06 PM
Whether or not House's intention was the kill Cuddy doesn't matter. When House was standing in front of the window looking at everyone at the table he turned around and left and got in the car. To House, the last known position of all 4 people he just saw were in the dining room at the table. So when he decided to drive into the dinning room there is no way that he could have known that they all left the table. Basically I am saying he was attempting murder lol. One person said that the daughter was at school because it was day time. Last time I checked the sun didn't go down til after 7 p.m. So who in the hell is at school that late in the afternoon. I assume they were having dinner. So if I were House, I would assume the daughter was home, if not at the table then maybe in the bathroom in which she could have been back in the dinning room by the time he drove his vehicle into it. Even if she were eating in the living room she could have been in the dinning room at that mome
May 26th, 2011 8:45 AM
LOL seriously, you ppl are crazy... talking about overreact.. I absolutely cannot see House's car crash as a murder attempt. He wasn't trying to kill Cuddy or anything, he was trying to piss, irritate, annoy, hurt (but NOT PHYSICALLY), respond to her. And if you can't relate that to house-isms, then you either never got him or you're a noobie on this show.
Rank: New User
May 25th, 2011 5:43 PM
I have to say. This for me was a great ending. Everyone is always trying to make House express his feelings by talking, but he isn't like that. He doesn't think about the consequences. He does it, and then deal with it. It was always like that. Like back on Season 2 with the inspector. He pushed things to the limit, and now he did it again. I love House, and sincerelly expect that next season isn't the last.
Rank: New User
May 25th, 2011 5:07 PM
Season finale was EPIC what house did does not surprise me at all but what i am waiting on is about where is HOUSE???? and what of taub's double prego situation?? with next season being the final season things look sooo interesting!!!
May 25th, 2011 9:12 AM
Worst Season Finale of House ever!!! Appropiate considering what a bad season it has been.
So shallow, so boring.
CUddy and his relationship never explored properly ,ended in a disastrous way. So not fitting to the first seasons of House and their dynamic and appreciation for each other.
Not excited about next season at all.
May 25th, 2011 2:45 AM
Taub has been cleverly hilarious this past season. I love love love him. so funny when he was the ring bearer at the wedding!
Rank: Extra
May 25th, 2011 1:24 AM
TBD next season.
Rank: New User
May 24th, 2011 11:21 PM
As reckless as it was It had a real sense of satisfaction I had to watch it 3 times it was a great ending to a very frustrating season.
Can't wait to see where it goes.
May 24th, 2011 6:55 PM
This was an amazing ending! people all say that it was shock value. (if you actually payed attention you clearly saw house watching everyone through the window move away from the dining room)He needed to let everything out, which wasn't his idea in the first place, the whole ep Cuddy and Wilson kept bugging him, so he did it! House leaving at the end was good too, because like Wilson said, where ever he is, is a reflection of his state of mind. This may be an opening to actually change his character, he doesnt want to be sad anymore. But it will be interesting to see how they deal with Cuddy leaving, and how House escapes the police, cant wait tilll next season
Rank: New User
May 24th, 2011 6:08 PM
I dunno I used to love House. This season has really left a bad taste in my mouth. It seems they really went out of there way to make House an unlikeable character. Now that House has become an unlikeable character ... where do they go from here? Will season 8 be a mea culpa? Oops we took it too far or will season 8 be a further decent into madness. If season 8 just offers more of the same, I definitely won't be tuning in. I believe many others will do the same. The only way they can fix the season finale is if Cuddy decides not to prosecute and House works at another hospital with an entire new crew. (Basically a rehash of other storylines) or cuddy quits, moves away, and decides not to prosecute. And if it's explained as a dream, then they are really in trouble. lol
Rank: Guest Star
May 24th, 2011 2:52 PM
At this point the show is cheap melodrama. The car crashing through the house was random and the entirety of his team just doesn't care anymore. The case was uninteresting, and if that was the Performance Artist's best attempt at being intriguing, her art must blow. Didn't that actress win an Academy Award a few years back? Guess things haven't gone so well since then.
The best B story they can come up with is the Two Baby's and A Man story? Blecchhh. Boring. And Taub is the most sad sacky of all the minions. When does Foreman get some action?
THe show is bland now, and I never thought I would say that. Edelstein is smart to jump clear before it has a dismal final year freefalling into oblivion.
May 24th, 2011 2:19 PM
For me the season finale was excellent. A dream? No way. That's the real deal. The scene where House drives into Cuddy's house, and everyone is quiet, and House finally agrees with Wilson on "let it out. You'll feel better" telling him "you are right! I feel much better" was awesome.
If Lisa Edelstein leaves the show, what the hell. She'd be replaced like Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men. I hope she reconsider, and stay for season eight that apparently is the last one.
Can't wait for next season... With or without Cuddy.
May 24th, 2011 1:51 PM
House has jumped the shark. The ending was ripped off from the Diane Keaton-Albert Finney movie "Shoot the Moon." It was stupid and uncalled for, and it's obvious the writers are trying to see how far they can push the character. Is this something he would even think of doing? What if he had hurt Cuddy's little girl? And then he takes a trip to the beach. Why wasn't be arrested? Wilson's enabling only goes so far. Or is this another hallucination? I had hopes for the series when House came out of rehab, but the writers found they had nowhere to go. Now they're repeating themselves, only on a bigger scale.
May 24th, 2011 1:01 PM
I think is was complicated like House..... I don't understand what nobody gets..... he obviously went into a jealous rage..... and was hurting over Cuddy more than he was willing to speak about.... I hope it was a dream.... i felt sorry for him