Tonight's Episode

[nightdog_barks]

Well.

I'll have to think about this some more, and we're about to eat dinner, so I'll just say ... hm. Some of it was very funny, some of it wasn't, if the title of the episode ("Two Stories") was supposed to suggest "Three Stories" ... I don't think it succeeded.

Also, somebody couldn't write more lines for Wilson than that? Dude.

More later. Maybe.

Comments

[namaste]

It was filler, but it was entertaining filler. Heck I laughed out loud many times. (Timmy the movie expert was great.) There have been many other filler episodes that I didn't care for.

Oh, and didja notice we finally got an "official" birthdate for House? It was on his driver's license. May something of 1959. (Since the date on the wristband in "No Reason" was in his hallucination, it was never clear if that was official.

[nightdog_barks]

Heh, I laughed out loud more than once too. I really did like the steal from Pulp Fiction, and I liked that Wilson knew the name of Cuddy's first pet, and the wonderful imaginary conversation where Taub and Chase were trying to talk the new nurse into a threesome. The episode overall just didn't do very much for me, though. There wasn't enough life in the House/Cuddy relationship -- I didn't feel as if the writers built up enough tension there for Cuddy to react the way she did, and so that part just seemed forced to me.

I didn't see enough of the license to catch that! I did see the Baker Street address, but I didn't even think about looking for the birthdate. Heh.

[blackmare]

Must admit, movie!kid was awesome. And it did have its moments that had me LOLing.

I think the ending left a really bad taste in my mouth, somehow. Like ... not nearly enough of a payoff for all the gyrations that led up to it.