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Congratulations, writers of House.
Not only did you totally destroy the House/Cuddy ship*, but you've actually made me hate House.
I get that his character is supposed to be self-destructive. It's been hammered home for almost the whole 7 seasons this has been on the air. But rather than give him some character development towards becoming somewhat more humane and almost likable, you've decided to push the limits of just how awful House can be.
While I know there will never be a true redemption for House, I watched to see if and how he could overcome his demons. Too see him become truly selfish and throw an awful, dangerous tantrum where people did get (physically) hurt just soured me on him as character.
Congratulations. You've probably just lost yourself a loyal viewer.
*Side rant: While I wasn't overly invested in House/Cuddy, I did like them together and saw them as compatible in their own strange way. However, you writers, for whatever reason, decided that they could never just be happy together, even for like two episodes. As much as I liked the idea of them together, I never quite got it when it happened. They always seemed to be struggling and not that happy. Therefore, I have a hard time buying that they're so miserable when they're apart. Seriously, I can't see why House is being such an ass about being broken up when he pretty much whined his way through the ins and outs of his relationship with Cuddy.
Not only did you totally destroy the House/Cuddy ship*, but you've actually made me hate House.
I get that his character is supposed to be self-destructive. It's been hammered home for almost the whole 7 seasons this has been on the air. But rather than give him some character development towards becoming somewhat more humane and almost likable, you've decided to push the limits of just how awful House can be.
While I know there will never be a true redemption for House, I watched to see if and how he could overcome his demons. Too see him become truly selfish and throw an awful, dangerous tantrum where people did get (physically) hurt just soured me on him as character.
Congratulations. You've probably just lost yourself a loyal viewer.
*Side rant: While I wasn't overly invested in House/Cuddy, I did like them together and saw them as compatible in their own strange way. However, you writers, for whatever reason, decided that they could never just be happy together, even for like two episodes. As much as I liked the idea of them together, I never quite got it when it happened. They always seemed to be struggling and not that happy. Therefore, I have a hard time buying that they're so miserable when they're apart. Seriously, I can't see why House is being such an ass about being broken up when he pretty much whined his way through the ins and outs of his relationship with Cuddy.
