Hee. Though I'm somewhat a fan of Stacy just for the angstyhotsex that she can inspire in various members of femslash pairings.
I mean, you've got Stacy/Cameron because they both think they want House and end up with each other, and it ends up being just mean and jealous and competative and somewhat vengeful and more fucking than sex and as such is totally hot. (And then Stacy leaves and Cameron needs a replacement girlfriend and so turns to Cuddy where it all goes happily ever after because she realizes that relationships don't have to be as crazily dysfunctional as the ones she seems to get stuck in.)
And you've got Stacy/Cuddy, which has their friendship to go off of and I can totally imagine them being the kind of friends who go out and get drunk and end up in each other's beds. (I need friends like that.) And then Stacy finally screws House again and Cuddy realizes that Stacy's a slut and decides she prefers immunologists to lawyers.
And finally, Cameron/Cuddy. Through much the same logic as Cameron/Stacy, if you subscribe to that Cuddy's got a thing for House school of thought. Or just because now that Stacy's there, House has one more person keeping him in check, which means the normal holders of the keeping House in check position (being Lisa and Allison) are free to shag like rabbits. (Notice how I worked Cameron/Cuddy into all of them? Oh, pretty slick am I, eh?)
Well, in the last two episodes she's been awesome.
Indeed. Problem is that the writers aren't writing her consistently. So she's snarky, taking lessons from Cuddy, speaking her mind Cameron one episode (or one scene in some cases) and whinyannoying!Cameron in the next. Some mix of the two is realistic, but not when it's one whole episode one way and one whole episode the next.
And Foreman and House and Wilson and Cuddy are always consistent, so they've just been themselves
True. Though House has been pissing me off of late, especially (I think towards the end of? I can't come up with the exact episode but it might have been "House vs. God") in season two when he was being a bitch to Wilson. In the one episode, where they're playing poker and Wilson asks him to stop being a loser and House keeps on going? I was just like "You're mean. Cut it out or Wilson's not going to sex you cook for you anymore."
(Which means awesome for all but Foreman. I am still not speaking to him after he was such a bitch to my Cameron)
Nor am I. Though that whole "Euphoria" thing. I had no idea what I was supposed to think after that. Which I suppose is the mark of a good episode. I mean, I felt bad for Foreman in the whole being really sick thing, but hated him for marring the beautifulness of Cameron's thigh. And I wasn't sure whether to dislike Cameron for giving in and being whiny or like her for doing the right thing. The only thing I was for sure about is that I felt bad for Cuddy. Because everybody was picking on Cuddy in that episode.
But then the "we're not friends" thing tipped me squarely over into the hating Foreman section.
Still. House is sex when he's not being a loser to Wilson, Wilson is sex when he's not losing his awesome by sleeping with his cancer patients, and Cuddy is just sex.
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Date: 2006-11-14 06:00 am (UTC)Hee. Though I'm somewhat a fan of Stacy just for the angstyhotsex that she can inspire in various members of femslash pairings.
I mean, you've got Stacy/Cameron because they both think they want House and end up with each other, and it ends up being just mean and jealous and competative and somewhat vengeful and more fucking than sex and as such is totally hot. (And then Stacy leaves and Cameron needs a replacement girlfriend and so turns to Cuddy where it all goes happily ever after because she realizes that relationships don't have to be as crazily dysfunctional as the ones she seems to get stuck in.)
And you've got Stacy/Cuddy, which has their friendship to go off of and I can totally imagine them being the kind of friends who go out and get drunk and end up in each other's beds. (I need friends like that.) And then Stacy finally screws House again and Cuddy realizes that Stacy's a slut and decides she prefers immunologists to lawyers.
And finally, Cameron/Cuddy. Through much the same logic as Cameron/Stacy, if you subscribe to that Cuddy's got a thing for House school of thought. Or just because now that Stacy's there, House has one more person keeping him in check, which means the normal holders of the keeping House in check position (being Lisa and Allison) are free to shag like rabbits.
(Notice how I worked Cameron/Cuddy into all of them? Oh, pretty slick am I, eh?)
Well, in the last two episodes she's been awesome.
Indeed. Problem is that the writers aren't writing her consistently. So she's snarky, taking lessons from Cuddy, speaking her mind Cameron one episode (or one scene in some cases) and whinyannoying!Cameron in the next. Some mix of the two is realistic, but not when it's one whole episode one way and one whole episode the next.
And Foreman and House and Wilson and Cuddy are always consistent, so they've just been themselves
True. Though House has been pissing me off of late, especially (I think towards the end of? I can't come up with the exact episode but it might have been "House vs. God") in season two when he was being a bitch to Wilson. In the one episode, where they're playing poker and Wilson asks him to stop being a loser and House keeps on going? I was just like "You're mean. Cut it out or Wilson's not going to
sex youcook for you anymore."(Which means awesome for all but Foreman. I am still not speaking to him after he was such a bitch to my Cameron)
Nor am I.
Though that whole "Euphoria" thing. I had no idea what I was supposed to think after that. Which I suppose is the mark of a good episode. I mean, I felt bad for Foreman in the whole being really sick thing, but hated him for marring the beautifulness of Cameron's thigh. And I wasn't sure whether to dislike Cameron for giving in and being whiny or like her for doing the right thing. The only thing I was for sure about is that I felt bad for Cuddy. Because everybody was picking on Cuddy in that episode.
But then the "we're not friends" thing tipped me squarely over into the hating Foreman section.
Still. House is sex when he's not being a loser to Wilson, Wilson is sex when he's not losing his awesome by sleeping with his cancer patients, and Cuddy is just sex.