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Quick impressions.
Doctor Who continues to be entertaining, but not all that much more. Ten shouts too much when he's angry - and I'm not sure whether to blame the writers, the actor or the director. Maybe all three? Also the complete lack of continuity on the emotional front is a bit annoying. Ah well, it's nice not being obsessed. :)
A few little thoughts on 'House vs. God'
That was the title, right? Liked this one a lot. The faith thing was handled *very well* (and was nothing like the spork-worthy nuns in S1. Real nuns are *nothing* like that - actually they're a lot like those in 'Sister Act'!)
Anyway, the medical stuff was fairly straight forward, which left lots of time for the characters! Which I really enjoyed! :) And it was *very* intersting how threatened House was by this 15-year-old. Their back-and-forth reminded me of any group of opposing people (fandom wars anyone?) - and I noticed that House didn't treat him like a kid in their discussions. The 'miracle' was brilliant as well - A sceptic would say "So she happened to win the lottery." and someone wth faith would reply "Yes but God gave her the winning ticket!" Hee - much fun. Also excellent last line from Wilson to House "You are as God made you." *g*
Ending on a shallow note, didn't Wilson look absolutely yummy in a sweat shirt? Most people look fabulous in a suit, but Wilson somehow works differently. Or maybe that's just me!
A few little thoughts on 'House vs. God'
That was the title, right? Liked this one a lot. The faith thing was handled *very well* (and was nothing like the spork-worthy nuns in S1. Real nuns are *nothing* like that - actually they're a lot like those in 'Sister Act'!)
Anyway, the medical stuff was fairly straight forward, which left lots of time for the characters! Which I really enjoyed! :) And it was *very* intersting how threatened House was by this 15-year-old. Their back-and-forth reminded me of any group of opposing people (fandom wars anyone?) - and I noticed that House didn't treat him like a kid in their discussions. The 'miracle' was brilliant as well - A sceptic would say "So she happened to win the lottery." and someone wth faith would reply "Yes but God gave her the winning ticket!" Hee - much fun. Also excellent last line from Wilson to House "You are as God made you." *g*
Ending on a shallow note, didn't Wilson look absolutely yummy in a sweat shirt? Most people look fabulous in a suit, but Wilson somehow works differently. Or maybe that's just me!
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I actually really hate men in suits. I think it comes from working in offices with lots of men in cheap suits. I equate them as boring, conformist and, as my 16 year old self would say, a sell-out working for the 'man' *g*
Give me a bloke in scruffy jeans any day :-)
*leaves you with Wilson and runs (hobbles) off with House on his motorcylce*
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Ah I can see that - I think I was thinking of moments like when Xander shows up in a suit in 'Lessons', and I went 'Huh. He doesn't look half-bad!'
That said, poeple like f.ex. Wesley look *so* much better all scruffy...
And you can't just run off with House like that! *grumbles*