Just finished watching the show and I have some thoughts. While House and Wilson riding away into sunset was a perfect ending itself and had me very close to shedding a tear, I’d twist some things in Everybody Dies specifically and S8 generally.

(Please don’t view me as a hater, I just like to over analyze stuff haha)

• I’d like Park to have more exposure or more satisfying closure. I know she wasn’t around for too long and there was no time for excessive character development, but I found her arcs interesting and I think it’s a shame there was no time to explore her character more
• maybe I’m too sentimental, but I’d like the funeral thing to be a bit longer and introspective. They had a lot of old characters back for that scene, it’d be cool to see some actual conversations between old and final crew - regarding House or not, Cameron and 13 could provide some life updates, have a warm embrace with the boys, it’d be nice to hear even a one liner about what’s Masters up to these days. A little interaction between Chase and Cameron would be cool especially that they were sat together at the funeral
• Chase!! He was going through major character development the last season, why would they send him away just for like two episodes? I like that he took over after House, I don’t like that there was so little said about it. Like Foreman could congratulate him, Chase should come with a witty remark. I think the convos they had just before Chase left would be a better fit to take place after House ‘died’

Okay that’s it for now

Does House never address that Chase was ratting him out to Vogler? I don't trust Chase at all now so I'm wondering if this ever comes back up.

....and WHAT AN ENDING. Even though I knew what was gonna happen to Wilson and House since the beginning of the show (technically I even knew it when I was only watching it though YT Shorts) I was flabbergasted. I dropped a few manly tears at the final couple of episodes.

So now what?

I don't know what to do. I feel empty. Everybody dies. A part of me just did

Just watched the episode after "body and soul" where Wilson starts his battle against cancer and OMG I have cried. Wilson is such a good character and I honestly can't handle this shit. The scenes where he hallucinates the kid is just so sad and House giving up his vicodin to make sure Wilson is pain-free is so cute and heartbreaking at the same time. I totally love their friendship although I do think that the team doesn't pay much attention to it. I already know how the show ends since I've read spoilers on here and on google (on purpose, or by accident) so I also knew this would happen but I still couldn't handle it when I saw it. Just my thoughts on this and my way of not going to sleep crying tonight. Bye.

New to the show but I hate Vogler please tell me he’s not gonna ruin the show for me. Does he leave the show????PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. He’s not a reoccurring character is he because every time I see his face I want to punch the effing tv.

I have been rewatching House many many times as my background noise. I start to realize something.

Kutner constantly has these House's epiphany to save their patients. Yes, all of them have ideas, but the reasons, and the way he finds out things is very unexpected and similar to House's.

He and House both never feel "happy" before. House puts on a shell of being a jerk. Kutner puts on a shell of an optimistic nerd.

Kutner also loves random things like magic, guns, and does stupid things for a world record.

A part of me thinks, if House doesn't have Wilson in his life, he would have ended up like Kutner.

What do you guys think?

Who felt like a bigger threat tritter Or vogler?

The show does a lot of things well, depicting interesting cases and the workings of a hospital environment, but Im sorry, this episode was not it.

Valerie is a psychopath, and I got excited, cause I am genuinely fascinated by psychopaths. I have worked with a psychiatric resident doing her thesis on psychopathy. They are NOT self-aware.

They dont switch-on like Valerie does. They just are. When you tell them, they are a psychopath, they might even play the victim and not accept it, because manipulation runs in their blood like oxygen runs in normal people.

Also on a side note, S6 is not just as fun anymore. If the show ended on S6-E2, I would count that as a perfectly good ending to a really good show. Should I keep watching ahead ?

The 6th Sense is not an old.... What?

I’m loving this series, I’ve been watching for a week and I’m almost at the 3rd season. I don’t know if House Md is like B99, where it stays as good as it was, or suits, where it was AMAZING until the 5th season

I'm in the first half of season 2 and I really like it, but I have a feeling that Foreman and Chase don't like other doctors, they feel pretty indifferent for others. Cameron, House, Cuddy and Wilson seem to have normal interactions, but these two feel almost like they are needed only for House to tell them they are wrong.

I wanted to ask, if this will be the case till the end or will characters develop? Thanks in advance for answers.

S4E11-Frozen, House refers to Wilson as Bob. In a joke where any name could have been chosen, I thought it definitely could have been a nod to Robert Sean Leonard. Does anyone know if this is true, or am I just looking too far into it?

Guys..why is this show getting sadder and sadder to watch.. i remember first watching this show cuz bits of it popping up on my tiktok,reels,etc but as I started the show i became more and more relatable to all the characters in the show. Boy oh Boy is season 6 opening scene. Why is it so sad. The background score and the montages of House's excruciating pain and withdrawals. Am rn watching it for the first time so don't spoil it for me guys. Just been traumatized by Season 5 ending.🙂

Specter is hired by a patient to sue House for wrongful medicine practice which cost the patient over $300,000 in medical bills. Cuddy is pissed, and tells house to get Harvey off their back and to drop the case. How does it go?

Taub and Foreman are a great couple.

He blackmailed her and threatened to end her medical career because of his own personal interests.