Some thoughts about "Remorse"

[luridlurker.livejournal.com]

Some grumpy thoughts about "Remorse"


In consideration of the massive continuity errors of the latest episode—is that just sloppy writing or (and) sloppy producing, or do they think we viewers are stupid?
 Episodes that follow each other but where something fundamental that happened in the episode(s) before is just forgotten? The total rape of Chase's character? The stupidity of Foreman and 13's on and off love affair? Wilson, who one time hates Cuddy for the way she treated House, and a moment later is angry about how House treated Cuddy "over all the years", which is total nonsense, even for Wilson? 
"Remorse" made no sense because of the position it had inside the series, especially not after "Wilson" or "The Down Low". It's as if they pulled an old and forgotten script out of the drawer and filmed it down in haste, not caring whatever, how little sense it made at that point, and just thrust it into the show randomly.
This show has producers in abundance, but none of them catches continuity errors and wrong characterizations? Do they just not care (not even HL?), or...what else is wrong with them? 

Your thoughts on this?

Comments

[culuyetille.livejournal.com]

IAWTC. I actually hoped to the last minute that the whole failed-because-of-switched-papers thing was a prank played by Wilson to try and make the best out of House refusing to apologise by loading him with tons of guilt. Would've been fun, at least. :)

[ends-of-time.livejournal.com]

Honestly, I thought he had done that, and gotten Cuddy to play along with her "That's the last photo my father ever took and it doesn't exist anywhere ever!" For one, why the hell would Cuddy, after all these years, ever permit something that valuable to be in her office, given the likelihood of House barging in and screwing with things? Has the woman learned nothing? :|

[graoutine.livejournal.com]

That's exactly what I thought. I was like: "they really did run out of ideas about Cuddy's character"... I mean, really? One of the most valuable pictures she possessed, in her office?