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House was good for the first 3 seasons, then it all got out of its course. A lot of side stories that don't bring a thing to the series, and after watching the same repetitive episodes for 3 years, it just becomes boring.
15 easy steps to make a House episode: 01- One liar blacks out. 02- House, nonchalantly makes fun of the patient, and then tells his team to give him bla mL of blablah. 03- The patient seems to be getting better, but then OH NO! blacks out again. 04- House arrogantly says something, and then tells the team to make some tests. 05- Team against House. 06- House blackmail team. 07- Team does what House wants. 08- They find out the problem, and begin a new treatment. 09- The treatment doesn't seem to work, and the patient is collapsing. 10- House, looks at something irrelevant, makes a weird face, and goes somewhere. 11- House barks orders and open the lying bastard patient's secrets all wide open. 12- Some cool effect that shows us how everything happened in the ugly guy's body. 13- Patient, in sorrow and regret. 14- House laughs in his face. 15- House depressed in his apartment, pops up a pill. |
You forgot:
-Patient goes into anaphylactic shock. -Team realizes...it's not lupus. |
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Though it always makes me chuckle as I remember George Custanza's panic attack thinking the white spot on his face is Lupus and that he's gonna die in a couple of days. |
Oh oh oh!
-Patient has a seizure -Put him in a tube! -Patient blacks out -Put him in a tube! -Patient has a rash -Put him in a tube! -Patient feels fine.. -Put him in a tube! |
-House performs MRI/brain surgery/bone marrow transplant even though Cuddy has explicitly told him not to. He keeps his job anyway.
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- House loses the hospital $100000000. He keeps his job anyway.
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*pops up a pill*
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"Stop taking that!"
"No!" "Okay." |
-Finally stops taking pills.....
-Starts taking them again. No difference in his personality. Despite all this, I do still like the show. |
Same. Hahaha.
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