Funny episode given House's marriage circumstances. The case was unimportant. Wilson was amazing.
3 Reviews
A great example of a B plot overshadowing the main one
chocolatepotatos4 April 2024
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Were it not for Dominika's and House's secondary story, this would've easily been a 4/10.
The main plot is filled with contrivances, with the worst offender being the patient's wife who is just unbelievably naive and annoying most of the time. It's simply very difficult to ever start caring about the patient who's a jerk, and his very boring family. Meanwhile, Park is still her same boring and bad-acted self.
Nothing else moves forward really, but the producers made this very below-average and uninteresting episode a kind of mandatory one if you care about House's relationship with Wilson, and/or have grown fond of Dominika like myself, and wants to see where her marriage with the protagonist ends up.
The main plot is filled with contrivances, with the worst offender being the patient's wife who is just unbelievably naive and annoying most of the time. It's simply very difficult to ever start caring about the patient who's a jerk, and his very boring family. Meanwhile, Park is still her same boring and bad-acted self.
Nothing else moves forward really, but the producers made this very below-average and uninteresting episode a kind of mandatory one if you care about House's relationship with Wilson, and/or have grown fond of Dominika like myself, and wants to see where her marriage with the protagonist ends up.
Good + bad = mediocre
rgrimmig22 March 2022
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The subplots revolving around Mrs. House's green card inspector and Park chasing the team leader position are funny. But the main plot is handled much too heavy-handed, with the patient turning into a sexist caricature once his testosterone is restored; to the point it takes me out of the experience.
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