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[sisabet]

For the first time ever during an episode of House, I had to call drdawn during a commercial break to bitch!

That wasn't even Space Medicine, y'all. That was nothing more than television making me very, incredibly angry.

On the other hand - cutting for the good

Cameron - asking House if he liked her. Oh - my heart. I was yearning with her and silently encouraging House to answer that yes, she is his favorite. Don't tell anyone else. How I longed for him to do this. We won't explore my issues, issues I suspect I share with the character.

Other good: The iPod. Until the iPod scene, I was never going to watch this episode again. Now, I'll at least download it.

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[lumenara.livejournal.com]

*is curious* What was it that pissed you off?

[sisabet.livejournal.com]

The executive's story pinged my grrrr center and kind of soured me on most of the episode. It is just - well I was pissed off to begin with that she had to have these conditions (well she is a successful woman, of course there is something terribly wrong with her) then I became incensed at the comparison of self-injury and bulemia with suicidal - wtf? That didn't even make sense - apples and oranges. And then, the idea that an otherwise healthy 32 year old would be denied a heart because she was bulimic - because she suffers from a TREATABLE MEDICAL CONDITION! Gah, that just drove me nuts.

Also - her SI was not noticed by anyone else at the hospital prior to House and she was in the ICU? WTF? Makes no sense and I require my intelligence at least be nodded at by the space medicine - this was insulting.

And then my final issue was Chase absolutely invading her privacy - AFTER there was no need for it. I understand the gray area of searching her home/things if the goal is to save her life. The goal here was to simply satisfy their own curiosity and that bugs the shit out of me.

See, I don't see him getting fired because he scanned the wrong leg. Shit happens - I would not be upset if he was fired over this blatant disrespect of someone's privacy. You just can't do that shit.