We are used, in the last 5 years, to review superhero movies(or series) and we became numbed.
Yeap, we saw (some) character development in Loki series and in Wandavision. Some. Because Tom Hiddlestone is superb. And also is Lizzy Olsen, Paul Bettany and Kat Hahn.
But in House M.d. , what we saw in that episode is House transitioning(or at least trying to) from a complete obnoxious to ,at least ,accepting other people vulnerability;
Wilson accepting he's not a racional Dormat for House;
Thirteen showing "life is not only misery"(despite her terminal condition) and gligering from Wilson's inability to independance;
Taub and Foreman "bonding" in weirdo way _showing the first is a failure for not outgrowing himself from the great expectations he created about his future as a Doctor in his college years; and the second being a stereotype ethnic failure who outgrown himself by a lot, even if he still is ashamed of his past;
And Chase and Cameron "closure". God, i forgot how perfect it was.
I was just remembering how she broked with him blaming the break for the Dibala's case.
I just thought she was the most hypocrite ongoing House's character.
Now, after Cameron's break down during the lockdown, i thought she opened her "locker " of past "sins" and showed what she really was:a Doctor with Messias Complex that was more broken than her patients.
Yeap, it brings her closer to "past rehab" House than any other of his Assistants in the show.
She never mourned her deceased husband...because she didn't married him for love reasons.
She wanted to (miraculously) save his life.
Than she went to work with House(the poster boy for Messias Complex).
"Felt in love" with him.
Than Chase(House's "disciple") ... No...she wasn't loving then.
She was just selfindulging her all inferiority complex.
And that episode was perfect in showing it.
How i miss a series like that.
Well...at least MCU-Series try to do it,right?
"What's grief if not love persevering"?.
(Laughing).
Not even close to House M. D. character development.
MCU is 8.
House is 10.
Yeap, we saw (some) character development in Loki series and in Wandavision. Some. Because Tom Hiddlestone is superb. And also is Lizzy Olsen, Paul Bettany and Kat Hahn.
But in House M.d. , what we saw in that episode is House transitioning(or at least trying to) from a complete obnoxious to ,at least ,accepting other people vulnerability;
Wilson accepting he's not a racional Dormat for House;
Thirteen showing "life is not only misery"(despite her terminal condition) and gligering from Wilson's inability to independance;
Taub and Foreman "bonding" in weirdo way _showing the first is a failure for not outgrowing himself from the great expectations he created about his future as a Doctor in his college years; and the second being a stereotype ethnic failure who outgrown himself by a lot, even if he still is ashamed of his past;
And Chase and Cameron "closure". God, i forgot how perfect it was.
I was just remembering how she broked with him blaming the break for the Dibala's case.
I just thought she was the most hypocrite ongoing House's character.
Now, after Cameron's break down during the lockdown, i thought she opened her "locker " of past "sins" and showed what she really was:a Doctor with Messias Complex that was more broken than her patients.
Yeap, it brings her closer to "past rehab" House than any other of his Assistants in the show.
She never mourned her deceased husband...because she didn't married him for love reasons.
She wanted to (miraculously) save his life.
Than she went to work with House(the poster boy for Messias Complex).
"Felt in love" with him.
Than Chase(House's "disciple") ... No...she wasn't loving then.
She was just selfindulging her all inferiority complex.
And that episode was perfect in showing it.
How i miss a series like that.
Well...at least MCU-Series try to do it,right?
"What's grief if not love persevering"?.
(Laughing).
Not even close to House M. D. character development.
MCU is 8.
House is 10.