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house_wilson_ghc2010-01-28 11:19 pm
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Some thoughts about "Remorse"
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?
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?
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I love the show dearly. Or better said: I love House and Wilson dearly, as I am a slasher and not a "doctor's show fan". I'm just my own person and not a drone that consumes what ever is set before her is is thankful for it.
And as the discussion shows, a lot seem to think more or less the same way. I'm a critical media consumer :-)
And Anonym, you got it wrong: a not-fan just moves away when she doesn't like something on a show and forgets it afterwards.
A fan on the other side discuss the likes as well as the dislikes or wrongs with other fans and has a big good time in being with people like herself. ;-) Share love and hate equally, to hyperbole again. Why, that's how love works! ;-)
Or do you leave your lover the instant you find out she has one annoying habit? ;-) No, if you are like most, you will moan about it to your best friend... voilà! :-)
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I'm not sure, maybe yes, maybe no. I'm not saying it as in a "HOW DARE U NOT APPRECIATE THE PERFECTION THAT IS MY FAVE SHOW GTFO", but more like that there are people (dont know if it's you in particular, dont remember your comments of all the episodes) who spend so much time complaining and criticizing the show that I kind of wonder if they're actually enjoying watching it.
One thing is the ocassional criticism, which is natural and healthy, and other is bashing the show you love most of the time, which would bring up the question as to why you love it and if it should be time to let it go if you are displeased with what it has become.