I can't imagine that they would go through the trouble for Wilson's brother (and I can't imagine that storyline being *that* big). We've been told that House is going to suffer some sort of breakdown and TPTB have said that the first few eps of season 6 are going to break from the usual format, so to me it makes sense that he is going to be the one in the psychiatric hospital.
Besides, I just saw a picture of Hugh at JFK Airport in NY. I'm thinking he's there to shoot some location scenes.
Any amount of time they take to show House actually being affected by all the shit he's endured will be awesome. Anything during which the other characters are made to see he's a human being and not made of stone would be awesome.
If they try to make it like he had brain damage or something and that he's not actually depressed or upset, I can't say I won't be disappointed.
Any amount of time they take to show House actually being affected by all the shit he's endured will be awesome. Anything during which the other characters are made to see he's a human being and not made of stone would be awesome.
Couldn't agree more. I don't want this to be some sort of delayed reaction to the DBS. I want it to be an emotional reaction to the deaths and disappointments he's suffered this season. I want to see him break (is that bad?) and I want to see how it affects the people around him. (And I can't wait to see Hugh act the shit out of it!!)
Ideally, I'd love to see him really lose it and tell the people around him that he does have feelings and that he does care and that it's not just about solving the puzzle. I'd love to see him scream in frustration at the number of times his pain has been dismissed and his choices of pain management have been criticized by his friends. I want him to confront Cuddy and Wilson and tell them all the things he should have said when they were treating him like a mentally deficient five year-old. I desperately want him to tell Wilson just how much it hurt when he told him they were never friends and walked away. I also would love to see him talk about his father and the abuse he suffered as a child. As you said, I want everyone around him to see him the way we get to see him - as a human being.
If they try to make it like he had brain damage or something and that he's not actually depressed or upset, I can't say I won't be disappointed.
I will be disappointed as well. I will still thoroughly enjoy watching Hugh no matter what happens because I'm 100% positive that he will do an amazing job with whatever they give him.
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Because that would be awesome.
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Besides, I just saw a picture of Hugh at JFK Airport in NY. I'm thinking he's there to shoot some location scenes.
Looking forward to seeing what they do with this!
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If they try to make it like he had brain damage or something and that he's not actually depressed or upset, I can't say I won't be disappointed.
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Couldn't agree more. I don't want this to be some sort of delayed reaction to the DBS. I want it to be an emotional reaction to the deaths and disappointments he's suffered this season. I want to see him break (is that bad?) and I want to see how it affects the people around him. (And I can't wait to see Hugh act the shit out of it!!)
Ideally, I'd love to see him really lose it and tell the people around him that he does have feelings and that he does care and that it's not just about solving the puzzle. I'd love to see him scream in frustration at the number of times his pain has been dismissed and his choices of pain management have been criticized by his friends. I want him to confront Cuddy and Wilson and tell them all the things he should have said when they were treating him like a mentally deficient five year-old. I desperately want him to tell Wilson just how much it hurt when he told him they were never friends and walked away. I also would love to see him talk about his father and the abuse he suffered as a child. As you said, I want everyone around him to see him the way we get to see him - as a human being.
If they try to make it like he had brain damage or something and that he's not actually depressed or upset, I can't say I won't be disappointed.
I will be disappointed as well. I will still thoroughly enjoy watching Hugh no matter what happens because I'm 100% positive that he will do an amazing job with whatever they give him.
I am so anxious to see how this turns out!