Interview with David Shore

[taiga13.livejournal.com]

zap2it has an interview with David Shore here where he gives some information about the rest of the season.

Regarding House and Wilson living together, Shore revealed that they will continue to co-habitate for pretty much the whole season. He said he didn't want to give away the ending, but yes, we can expect them to stay roomies for some time.

Yay!

He also talked about the upcoming Cuddy-centered episode, how we'll be "seeing House's world from someone else's perspective" like we did in Wilson.  As much as I'm looking forward to seeing Cuddy get her own episode just to watch her, I also hope we'll get to see House and Wilson's relationship from her perspective. 


 

Comments

[lostwiginity.livejournal.com]

Wilson keeps changing domiciles a lot it seems, but I bet it was a big strain on House to change from his 221B to an asylum to Amber's Wilson's apartment to *their* apartment in so little time. So I think it's best for his psyche if they stay there together for... ever.

[sara-tsuzuki.livejournal.com]

Yes!!!! I hope they live togheter forever, but well, that is asking too much, I suppose. But these news make me happy!!!!

[bery26.livejournal.com]

They'll keep living together till the end of the season? THAT MAKES ME SO SO SOOO HAPPY

They should live together till Wilson is ready to transition to House's morning glory, and hopefully after that too

[persephoneia.livejournal.com]

Cuddy episode.. I might just sleep through it.
But yay for H/W living together for awhile!

[jomadge.livejournal.com]

House and Wilson living together (well, "pretty much", whatever that means) until the end of the season totally made my day. :-D Also "don't want to give away the ending" right after saying that is intriguing, because it almost sounds like the finale will be part of that story arc. Or maybe I'm just daydreaming, but dang it, it's a GOOD daydream!

[jomadge.livejournal.com]

Oh and re seeing House and Wilson from Cuddy's perspective, I'm also really looking forward to that. I'm also dying to see what happens when she finds out about the condo.

[m-supercomputer.livejournal.com]

Yayy for moar living together!

Also, the promo pictures (http://www.foxflash.com/div.php/main/page?aID=1z2z2z83z7z6) for Cuddy's episode are up, and it looks like House and Wilson are together in at least one scene. :)

[delurking.livejournal.com]

I think this is the first time I've seen her wearing clothes that look like they'd be worn by a hospital administrator.

I'm actually really excited for this episode. I think seeing more of her life is a good thing in terms of female visibility on this show, and I also want to know about her job. Also hoping for amusing moments where House and his team look completely insane out of context.

[vergil24.livejournal.com]

There's also THIS from a photo description for another episode.

HOUSE: House (Hugh Laurie, L) and Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard, R) discuss their living arrangements in the HOUSE episode "Moving the Chains" airing Monday, Feb. 1 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. ©2010 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Chris Haston/FOX

What exactly about their living arrangements are they discussing?

[taiga13.livejournal.com]

There's a spoiler that sounds like this... (scroll down)





In an upcoming episode, I don't remember which one, Wilson decorates the loft. House realizes Wilson is decorating the way he thinks House would like and tells him to decorate it for himself. Wilson can't figure out what he wants. (Like the mattress thing with Amber) He asks Cuddy for advice and in the end hires a decorator.
Given Wilson's taste in ties, I shudder to think what the loft would look like decorated to his taste. Maybe House will arrive home, see the loft decorated Wilson style, yell "HELL NO!" and then Wilson hires the decorator!

DEBBY DOWNER SAYS...

[coocoo4oc-slash.livejournal.com]

On one hand, OMGSQUEE @ Hilson Cohabitation lasting the ENTIRE FRICKIN' season ♥♥ On the other hand, I can't help but anticipate the eventual gut punch that is *gag* Huddy. Just seeing them together is enough to make me want to cry ;-;

[4theloveofhouse.livejournal.com]

I read through the comments and I find it interesting/funny that there is so much Lucas hate despite the fact that he has only been in, what, 3 episodes and even then he was only in a couple of scenes. The perception I get from their words is that they feel that Lucas has taken up so much screen time, when in fact that is far from the case.

Anyways...

I'm happy that House and Wilson will still be living together for most, if not the rest of the season. But I think they should live together forever!! : )
If for whatever reason they make House move out, I hope they have separation anxiety and have to move back in together : p

[jomadge.livejournal.com]

Reading comments often leaves me convinced that there's an alternate reality version of House leaking into our universe. I can't possibly be watching the same show some of these fans are talking about.

[(Anonymous)]

You mean like a version where House is not gay for Wilson but in fact attracted to Cuddy? Sorry to break it to you but that's actually the real version. You're in the alternate reality.

[soophelia.livejournal.com]

I read through the comments and I find it interesting/funny that there is so much Lucas hate despite the fact that he has only been in, what, 3 episodes and even then he was only in a couple of scenes. The perception I get from their words is that they feel that Lucas has taken up so much screen time, when in fact that is far from the case.

It's because they are Huddy shippers.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree, it's because they're House/Cuddy shippers. They're completely delusional, House is absolutely not attracted to Cuddy. I don't know where they got THAT assumption from. House wants Wilson. And I mean, it's not like House created this ideal personal reality with Cuddy in his mind in the season 5 finale episodes or anything.

Oh, it's not Opposite Day?

[taiga13.livejournal.com]

I don't like him based on what we saw from him the first time, when House was paying him to be his friend. I think he's creepy and weird and not good enough for Cuddy. Of course, not many men would be worthy of Cuddy in my opinion!

[(Anonymous)]

See, I actually really like you, and not necessarily because you agree with most House/Cuddy shippers on the Lucas issue, or because you think not many men would be worthy of Cuddy... Well, honestly, I mean, I do like you for those reasons, but I like you even better because you're respectful towards Cuddy as a character, you obviously think she's a nice character to watch and one who deserves someone great, combined with being a House/Wilson shippers or fanatic. Thank you, there should be more people like you in fandom.

[midgar-skyline.livejournal.com]

Hmmm... Interesting. I have a male friend - the very one who convinced me to start watching House actually (I know... The shame! I only started watching by the time season 5 had already begun) - whom is not a "shipper" at all of any pairing. He, however, also dislikes Lucas intensely. I actually can't remember the exact reason/words he used to describe why he disliked Lucas, but I seem to recall something about finding Lucas annoying, and something about him not shutting up. This is just his personal opinion, however, so I don't mean offence but am trying to provide a fuller explanation rather than simply, "He hates Lucas".

I actually originally liked Lucas. I previously thought he had some good comic value (and I am aware that "humour" differs from person to person, as well as what one may actually find funny), and thus didn't mind him, even liked him to some extent, but I eventually found him marginally creepy. His "virginity" comment/question to Cuddy pushed the line in my personal opinion, and is when alarm bells starting going off in my head. You could argue the same about House, but my personal thought/understanding (which may not be correct) is that he always does it to deliberately push social boundaries, be blunt, sarcastic, and/or aggravating (sometimes all at once). I dunno... Lucas just seemed "off".

But I'm going waaay off-topic now, my apologies. I am quite interested in the Cuddy-centred episode because I'd like to see how running a hospital is from her point of view (I can only imagine the migraines she must get), the dynamics of everyone else (House and Wilson for example), and hopefully some kickass!take-no-shit-from-anyone!Cuddy <3 as well, reason being that my personal (and as such is not an authority on any other opinion or anyone else) view is that I haven't seen her being that assertive since around about the middle of season 3 (with the exception of when he told House he was fired after he declared to an entire lobby full of people that he'd (or so he'd thought at the time) slept with her). Looking forward to th episode and hopefully a return to some ass-kicking Cuddy! :)

[taiga13.livejournal.com]

This is something I've been wondering about. It was firmly established in season 4 episode 'Mirror, Mirror' that House was the one with the power in the House-Cuddy relationship. What about now?

[(Anonymous)]

You should make your friend watch Pathology (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0964539/). You won't see Lucas the same way again.

[4theloveofhouse.livejournal.com]

Whoa...0_0

Did NOT mean to start anything. I thought I was just making an observation.

Now, as for my opinion of Lucas...I don't dislike him, but I don't necessarily like him either. He doesn't really add anything to the show for me.

Since love was brought up, I will put forth that I do not see what House and Cuddy have as love. It is clear that they care for one another (beyond the physical), but I personally don't see it as love (as it is right now). My issue with the show trying to put them together is that it makes both characters out of character for me. They've been showing a lot of pre-season 5 and 6 episodes recently and I am surprised how different Cuddy used to be and it's not that she changed in a the-character-has-developed/grown kind of way. I don't know...

With a show such as House, with characters so complex and complicated, the range of interpretation is quite broad, in my opinion. That being said, I kind of cringe whenever I see the word "delusional" attributed to one another's opinions on the material that is presented to us because it is such a strong word that causes unnecessary discord.

Anyways, that's just a few of my thoughts. Sorry that my post started something negative in the comm.

[misdreya.livejournal.com]

First of all, top notch wank there, very enjoyable read for my early morning internets. ^_^

Second, I'm not so sure if I'm looking forward to an episode all about Cuddy.
It's not that I don't like her, it's just... she's not really what I watch the show for.

That being said, I'm sure it'll be a wonderful episode nonetheless, since I haven't NOT liked an episode of House since I started watching. ;)

I'm thrilled that House and Wilson will FINALLY be settling down. As the first commenter said, all that moving around actually does take a toll on a persons sense of stability.

[idonmatrix.livejournal.com]

Well I'm going to "watch" the Cuddy episode here at H/W LJ. All I want to know is how many H/W scenes there's going to be in the episode, which will determine if I watch the episode at all. No H/W? No watchie.

AND I AM SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!HAPPY House and Wilson will be together until the end of the season. I'm also a little scared too. I've been trying to find out if SEASON 7 is RSL's final season. I read somewhere he signed on for three more years at the end of S4, which would mean S7 is his last season. If anyone knows different - please share.

[soophelia.livejournal.com]

I've been trying to find out if SEASON 7 is RSL's final season. I read somewhere he signed on for three more years at the end of S4, which would mean S7 is his last season. If anyone knows different - please share.

How long did everyone else sign up for?