“House” finishes off its seventh season with an engaging episode that keeps us glued to the screen and eager for the return of the show in the fall. While it isn’t always easy to believe, it’s easy to enjoy, and at the end of the day, that is what really matters. It was a great hour of entertainment; check out our review to see why.
The penultimate episode of season seven of “House” was bound to offer up a heaping serving of melodrama, and as we expected, it delivered in that promise. Thankfully, the melodrama was worth it, was we got enough necessary characters developments to justify the fact that this show is rarely realistic anymore. Read our review to see how we felt…
“House” is winding down a dramatic season that has featured a lot of ups and downs for its various characters, and while this particular episode doesn’t exactly change the game too dramatically, it does end in a change for a character that we didn’t exactly expect. While there is reason to believe that this positive momentum won’t last, it did provide for a solid episode. Read our review to learn more…
This week’s episode of “House” marked the much-awaited return of Olivia Wilde, and we’re very pleased to report that she delivered big and made her comeback especially memorable. While the episode struggled to balance its various stories, one of the plots was impressive enough to keep us hooked, leaving us genuinely moved by the end of the hour. Check out the review to see how we felt…
“House” has gone back to its roots. By that, we mean that the good doctor is popping pills like a raver and mistreating his boss and the love of his life in shockingly juvenile ways. Maybe this is what some fans crave, but we’re truthfully a little bored with the act by now. Sadly, it characterized most of the episode. Read our review to see how we felt…
Yeah, we knew this was coming. In a show like “House,” characters can only stay content for so long, but to be fair, that’s kind of why we tune in. We do want these people to make progress, but if there’s no more progress to be made, well, we get a littled bored, don’t we?
This week’s episode assured us that we won’t be bored with this show anytime soon.
If you are a dedicated fan of “House,” you’ve been a little anxious this season, right? Too many good things have been happening in House’s life for it to last, or so we fear. This episode gave us some worries about where his relationship with Cuddy was headed, but we’re pretty sure that viewers were happy with the outcome. Read our review to see how we felt…
“House” has been on a roll lately, with a season that has allowed major characters to make serious progress in their lives. So, when we get an episode where nothing too major happens, we’re bound to feel a little disappointed. Maybe they can’t all be realistic-yet-inspiring studies of human nature, but they can at least be entertaining, and while this episode had its moments, it wasn’t a home-run by any means.
Read our review to see what we mean…
Forget the “medical mystery” story that provides the background for every episode; “House” is a successful show because it proves that we can all enjoy character-based drama. Sure, some of its insights aren’t as deep as we would like them to be, but in an age where every other show is a generic cop drama, we’ll take what we can get. And damn, when we get it, it is good. This week’s “House” is one to remember. Read the review to find out why…
