Where is your review? I don't see it at your journal.
I guess this is the first time we see something differently (there's always a first time for everything, I suppose). I loved the interaction between House and Wilson in this ep. It made me feel like I was watching the Wilson they gave us in the first 2 or 3 seasons.
And Wilson came *this close* to actually apologizing to House for his actions after Amber's death. Yeah, I know, he didn't actually *say* it, but he didn't justify it; he actually admitted he didn't handle it well.
Last night Wilson wasn't any of the things that I have grown to dislike about the character. He wasn't preachy, self-righteous, or all-knowing. He didn't try to tell House what to think or how to feel. He finally acted the way a best friend SHOULD act towards someone they care about and profess to know so well. He was genuinely compassionate and caring towards House, and gave House the one thing he truly needed: assurance. The scene with them laughing and sharing food just made me so happy that I wanted to cry. When's the last time we saw House laugh? I'm okay with anyone or anything that can make the man laugh like that.
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I guess this is the first time we see something differently (there's always a first time for everything, I suppose). I loved the interaction between House and Wilson in this ep. It made me feel like I was watching the Wilson they gave us in the first 2 or 3 seasons.
And Wilson came *this close* to actually apologizing to House for his actions after Amber's death. Yeah, I know, he didn't actually *say* it, but he didn't justify it; he actually admitted he didn't handle it well.
Last night Wilson wasn't any of the things that I have grown to dislike about the character. He wasn't preachy, self-righteous, or all-knowing. He didn't try to tell House what to think or how to feel. He finally acted the way a best friend SHOULD act towards someone they care about and profess to know so well. He was genuinely compassionate and caring towards House, and gave House the one thing he truly needed: assurance. The scene with them laughing and sharing food just made me so happy that I wanted to cry. When's the last time we saw House laugh? I'm okay with anyone or anything that can make the man laugh like that.
Looking forward to reading your take on it.