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Nov. 21st, 2006 11:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
commotiocordisPoint of squeeage.
Cuddy said something about House getting into a fight with his wife. My mind, as would be expected, immediately jumped to "House and Wilson are sort of fighting over this whole cop thing. So that means. . . CUDDY JUST CALLED WILSON HOUSE'S WIFE!!!" (That sort of looks like she picked up the phone and called the wife of somebody named Wilson House, but rephrasing it would take away some of the cool.) Stupid grin ensues. I turn to my mother. "Did Cuddy just call Wilson House's wife?" Her: "I don't think so." Me (in head): *shakes head* 'Mother, mother, mother. It's obviously just them being subtle so as not have their show dropped by every state south of 36° 30’ because of the evil, America killing gaydom. Though Xena did fine, so I don't know what they're so worried about.' But I wasn't quite sure, because they hadn't gotten to outright fighting yet, so I was still like "Maybe this is just my slashdar crazy symbolism stretching and not actually supposed to be what the Cuddy meant." And then they got even more frigid towards each other at the end. (Bad House. Bad. You aren't being nice to Wilson.) And I was sure.
But did anyone else pick up on the Cameron/Wilson? There was some line -- I don't remember it, I'll have to look it up when I download the ep -- that made me go "Oh, jeez. They're setting up for the big revelation that Wilson and Cameron have startedgoing out shagging." That was a surprise. There was the requisite House/Cuddy ("I'll be your baby's father."), the requisitite House/Cameron (the sling fixing, eyeshagging scene), the requisite Cuddy taking Cameron hardandfastandhot up against the wall of her office scene, Cuddy's House/Wilson reference, but I wasn't expecting Wilson/Cameron.
I'm sort of tired of the whole Tritter thing, though. Just resolve it already, jeez. The dynamics it's bringing out in the characters are interesting, as has been the writing of late, but if they don't resolve it in next week's episode and don't do anything else to hook me back into the situation (I.E. Tritter has pictures of Cameron and Cuddy shagging that he uses as blackmail to get them to testify against House but it ends up not working because they've decided that they don't care if people know about their relationship becausethe sex is great they're in love.) I think that I'll start being actively bored of it.
But man, I was hoping that the dude had sarcoidosis. I was all excited when they saw all those little tumors in his brain, I was like "Finally, somebody's actually got sarcoidosis." But no. Still. Could have been. Depends on where exactly the nodules were whether they could have caused the symptoms. Though I don't remember what imagery they used to find them and I'm not sure if sarcoidosis nodules show up in all kinds of scans, so that might prove it wrong. I should look that up.
But I think I'm going to play Sims now. Because I'm really angry at my english teacher for reasons that I'm not going to get into until probably tomorrow (at which point it will be ranted about daily for about a week) and I feel like doing something fun.
Cuddy said something about House getting into a fight with his wife. My mind, as would be expected, immediately jumped to "House and Wilson are sort of fighting over this whole cop thing. So that means. . . CUDDY JUST CALLED WILSON HOUSE'S WIFE!!!" (That sort of looks like she picked up the phone and called the wife of somebody named Wilson House, but rephrasing it would take away some of the cool.) Stupid grin ensues. I turn to my mother. "Did Cuddy just call Wilson House's wife?" Her: "I don't think so." Me (in head): *shakes head* 'Mother, mother, mother. It's obviously just them being subtle so as not have their show dropped by every state south of 36° 30’ because of the evil, America killing gaydom. Though Xena did fine, so I don't know what they're so worried about.' But I wasn't quite sure, because they hadn't gotten to outright fighting yet, so I was still like "Maybe this is just my slashdar crazy symbolism stretching and not actually supposed to be what the Cuddy meant." And then they got even more frigid towards each other at the end. (Bad House. Bad. You aren't being nice to Wilson.) And I was sure.
But did anyone else pick up on the Cameron/Wilson? There was some line -- I don't remember it, I'll have to look it up when I download the ep -- that made me go "Oh, jeez. They're setting up for the big revelation that Wilson and Cameron have started
I'm sort of tired of the whole Tritter thing, though. Just resolve it already, jeez. The dynamics it's bringing out in the characters are interesting, as has been the writing of late, but if they don't resolve it in next week's episode and don't do anything else to hook me back into the situation (I.E. Tritter has pictures of Cameron and Cuddy shagging that he uses as blackmail to get them to testify against House but it ends up not working because they've decided that they don't care if people know about their relationship because
But man, I was hoping that the dude had sarcoidosis. I was all excited when they saw all those little tumors in his brain, I was like "Finally, somebody's actually got sarcoidosis." But no. Still. Could have been. Depends on where exactly the nodules were whether they could have caused the symptoms. Though I don't remember what imagery they used to find them and I'm not sure if sarcoidosis nodules show up in all kinds of scans, so that might prove it wrong. I should look that up.
But I think I'm going to play Sims now. Because I'm really angry at my english teacher for reasons that I'm not going to get into until probably tomorrow (at which point it will be ranted about daily for about a week) and I feel like doing something fun.
