Rather than having a love-hate relationship with House, I have what we might call a like-apathy relationship with it, meaning that I mostly stay caught up with it, but it's not usually a show I watch without other distractions (like Southland or the now deceased Friday Night Lights [may it rest in peace. Please let it rest in peace, Peter Berg!]). Its good episodes, though, are really good, and it gets very talented actors creating interesting characters more often than not. Amber Tamblyn's stint as Martha Masters this last season was one of my favorite multi-episode, non-regular character runs since Sela Ward's Stacey Warner back in season two. I also really liked Kal Penn's Kutner, and his seemingly-out-of-nowhere-but-not-when-you-really-think-about-it exit from the show.
Now it looks like the casting directors are attempting to earn more cool points as the show moves into its probable final season sans Lisa Edelstein: Charlene Yi, in all her fantastic hipster awkwardness, will soon be joining the cast! While I'm not totally sure Yi's awesomeness will fit into the House formula (not everyone gets her humor, I think [for a laugh, hunt down clips of her on Jay Leno's show sometime]), I'm excited to watch the attempt.
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man. i'm totally TV-clueless. but the episodes i HAVE seen of House, I liked!
ReplyDeleteIt has its moments.
ReplyDeleteShoot, as great as the ending was, I'd watch an FNL movie. The whole family would go. As long as it's good, I'm rooting for it.
ReplyDeleteAs much as I enjoyed the first Sex and the City movie, I'm generally against TV shows-turned-movies because medium-jumping from TV to movie privileges the movie by giving it the final say. I would definitely watch an FNL movie, but the finale was perfect, and should be left perfect in its TV form. They gave us closure -- no need to reopen the wound!
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