>watching "le god don't exists guy" md >pretty good so far >season 7 comes >introduce best girl pic related >she last 8 fucking episodes because she actually confronts ric...house and the audience didn't like it >dropped the show
But the entire run of House is full of people confronting him. It was one of the cheapest and most frequent emotional stunts of the show.
Brayden Bailey
Is this show worse than rick and morty. Both shows pandering to faggot atheist redditors have brought western civilization to its knees with this cucking
Dominic Lewis
s8 makes it all worse with the new team and House starting to do heroine
Caleb Parker
Jesus Christ why are Christfags so easily offended. Literal unironic centuries of Christians putting down atheists in violent ways, then there's not even a full decade of the occasional "lol Christians are so dumb" joke on tv and they have autistic spergouts.
Cooper Smith
this show was so big in the mid 00s
I miss those days
Ryan Nelson
this show was huge here during 06/07. Sup Forums was plastered with housefags avataring
Christopher Barnes
I bet you love rick and morty and the big bang theory. Fuck off outta here with your shitty ideology
Liam Campbell
Because Christians are not dumb just because of their faith.
Isaiah Walker
To be fair, religion has been a pretty constant subject of mockery since monty python
John Hill
>Non-deists acting as if they have a leg to stand on
Your religion is based on a bunch of sand niggers tricking white people into believing what they believe. Go read Nietzsche.
Blake Martinez
>actually thinking anyone on Sup Forums is actually christian and its not to troll the one out of a thousand people like you who take it seriously
Nathaniel Gutierrez
>Go read Nietzsche
Found the underager.
pls, go home
Owen Cook
>Defending 'slave religions'
Your ancestors are embarrassed for you.
Brayden Lee
Maybe I'll read more Nietzsche and become as smart as you, slave.
James Brown
Or realize you believe something that most likely harmed your family at some point and by supporting it you're shitting on your own bloodline.
And even if you don't care about your own family or how they were converted, I'd take a long look at why you do.
It would be one thing to argue agnostically but citing statistics wouldn't change your mind so what's the point beyond that.
Which leaves ridicule.
Samuel Cook
House is some of the worst shit I've ever seen. EVERY EPISODE IS THE SAME THING >patient with insane illness comes in >House doesn't want the case >then he does >House comes up with some idea >staff tells House that he's crazy and that his ideas are wrong >they give patient a treatment and he/she almost dies >House comes to realization about what problem is >again, resistance from staff >House is right >patient lives As I said, EVERY. FUCKING. TIME.
Leo Wright
You are literally crazy.
Brayden Sullivan
Yeah.
Alexander Reed
Atleast it's not Supernatural where all the nice hot girl characters get smoked because the rabid tumblr fanbase despises any girl getting close to the boys.
I haven't watched in a few seasons, is Supernatural still on the up? They had some rough seasons there.
Logan Mitchell
Yes.
Lucas Martinez
It's still going and got renewed for two more years so Supernatural 14 is the first possible 'end point'
Wayward Sister spin off is backdooring this season with Jodie mills leading other women affected by monsters and turning them into hunters etc.
So Supernatural Extended Universe is happening and could keep the show universe going for 20+ years easily with the way CW works.
Liam Perez
>Sup Forums: last bastion of puritanism
this will never not confuse me
Joseph Clark
>EVERY EPISODE IS THE SAME THING
Why change a comfy formula? Would you stop watching Grand Designs because it's always about someone building/converting a house?
kys faget.
Alexander Robinson
They're idiots that truly believe in it the same way they believe in neonazism.
Though despite anti-bush sentiment of the early years, moral fags have always tried hiding here. They're as fringe as libertarians now.
Nolan Thomas
Why are Americans so obsessed with God? Especially in their TVs and movies it's always such a big deal if someone is an Atheist (not to mention that it's always the idiot "I had a rough childhood so I don't believe in God even though that makes it clear I do believe I just don't like God" trope) or there are these over the top religious people that talks about nothing but God.
Kayden Evans
I miss those days
Adrian Brown
>Why change a comfy formula? It's not comfy, it's boring. >Would you stop watching Grand Designs because it's always about someone building/converting a house? A reality show is different than a scripted show.
Imagine if every episode of X-Files, Star Trek, etc decided to follow a paint by numbers formula.
Nathan Rodriguez
Should have stopped after season 3, everything after that was utter garbage
Levi Lee
>Why are Americans so obsessed with God?
Because America was founded by religitards that weren't allowed to be as extreme as they wanted to be in Europe, so they fucked off and set up their own nirvana where they can persecute the "sinful".
Hudson Nguyen
It's not boring, it's comfy.
>He thinks Grand Designs isn't scripted.
>Imagine if every episode of X-Files, Star Trek, etc decided to follow a paint by numbers formula.
Wow, yeah, just imagine a world without "red shirts"
Noah Hernandez
Literally nobody watches the show for the patients and the formula though, even House's team is there just to be a wall for House to bounce his jokes against
If you think it needed to be a full-blown Breaking Bad tier drama then sure that's your opinion, but you have to understand when you say "X has the worst writing I've ever seen because it's not Y", when Y wasn't even attempted in the first place, then you just end up looking silly
Leo Thomas
It's funny because I hate both those shows.
Jacob Foster
i stayed for cameron but she got axed too like masters
Leo Myers
>It's not boring, it's comfy. You have simple tastes. "herr derr will House save the patient even though he saved them in literally every fucking episode in the final 5 minutes!?" >Wow, yeah, just imagine a world without "red shirts" Red shirts have nothing to do with the structure of the plot. Every episode of Star Trek isn't >Enterprise goes to planet >bad guys attack for some reason >Spock fights with Kirk over solution >Kirk kisses girl >Kirk was right and saves Enterprise
Joseph Russell
Dude, you can write an interesting medical drama that isn't the same shit every week. Maybe the patients die half the time? Maybe House and his team have to travel to different locations around the US or world (the fact that all these freak medical cases happen in New Jersey is stupid). Maybe Cuddy and the other Doctors don't disagree with House constantly because he's right EVERY FUCKING TIME.
Landon Thomas
OP missed out on best girl
Liam Foster
now you're just being mean.
Xavier Lewis
It's a procedural medical drama they all are designed to have a similar structure episode to episode.
Lincoln Diaz
>Every episode of Star Trek isn't >Enterprise goes to planet >bad guys attack for some reason >Spock fights with Kirk over solution >Kirk kisses girl >Kirk was right and saves Enterprise
Well no, of course not. Kirk is only in TOS
Owen Murphy
But TNG didn't have a strict formula either. No Star Treks did.
Camden Hernandez
Only a little, I actually liked her character even though she was probably the least fave of everyone.
Charles Edwards
back when mad tv was still a thing, they did a parody of house and it was very funny
Joseph Bailey
SIMILAR, is somewhat ok. But it's 99% the same every episode. Every beat, every "no House, you're wrong!", every House don't want the case, every save the patient at the last minute, etc. It would have been 100% better if they mixed it up even a little bit.
Owen Scott
I always hated House. Hypocrite fucking asshole that though that because he was suffering he had a right to shit on everyone else
Isaac Ramirez
>They were all set in space/alien world >There was always jeopardy involved >Someone always died >The Federation were always the "good guys"
Kevin Flores
>Why don't you guys tolerate 24/7 bashing for what your ancestors did centuries ago? Pay African-Americans reparations you fuckwit!
Charles Green
>>They were all set in space/alien world No they weren't. >There was always jeopardy involved That's vague. Every show needs tension/antagonist/etc >Someone always died Not true at all. >The Federation were always the "good guys" Again, not true at all. Did you ever watch ANY Star Trek?
And even if these were true, it still doesn't mean that Star Trek has a paint-by-numbers formula for every episode like House.
Brayden Hall
They disagree with him because he's wrong the first 1-3 times, and usually his final solution ends up being "this either works and he lives or it doesn't work and he dies." I can't argue the rest of your points.
William Price
>>>They were all set in space this literally can't be false
Jack James
I think he was being sarcastic user
Thomas Cook
>Go read Nietzsche Holy fuck! So the guy's got a book named "the death of God" wherein he goes into extensive lengths to prove that Humanity is killing God as a concept but that 'He' still does exist, and that's supposed to prove Nietzsche was an atheist?
Holy fucking shit! How fast do memes spread in underage hipster circles ?
Actually, scractch that. How retarded are you? YOU CAN'T READ BEYOND THE COVER OF THE BOOK !
How do you not forget to breathe? Let me guess, someone scammed you on the internet multiple times? Because, if you can't read more than the FUCKING COVER of a book, you've got to be the greatest fucking retard I know of.
Noah Rodriguez
>this literally can't be false Dude, they had episodes that take place at Star Fleet Academy on Earth. They had an episode where Picard went to his family home in France. Tons of episodes took place with 90% of the scenes on alien planets.
>no mystery to solve >no quips >poor man's Cuckoo's Nest plotline >house is le sensitive-cries-during-sex man
D R O P P E D
Dominic Morgan
There's some real autism up in here.
Ryder Sanders
Where do you think'ya are son.
Brandon Powell
>Reads a book cover: 'the death of God'. >Nietzsche totally was an atheist guys! >He didn't die a theist or anything, he was an antheist! Take that christschuns! hahaha >What is this, someone wants to offer me a box of my favourite brand of Cheetos? >All I need is to confirm my age with a valid credit card number? >I guess I'll use mom's credit card for this FREE stuff, huh?
>mfw.
Christopher Turner
Its hasent ended yet? Havent watched since all the angels and god shit, too boring with one huge story beeing the main focus, I just want the filler tier episodes from the early seasons.
Ryan Torres
House has a number of episodes not at the hospital at all. It doesn't really change the underlying argument.
Gavin Powell
not true, sometimes house finds the answer but the patients still dies.
Josiah Rivera
It's about as accurate as your list...
>patient with insane illness comes in Not at all, it's more often something that seems normal/slightly interesting
>House doesn't want the case Sometimes he does, sometimes he insists they take the case
>then he does Because in reality you eventually have to do your job
>House comes up with some idea That's the very definition of his job, he's a diagnostician
>staff tells House that he's crazy and that his ideas are wrong That's their job
>they give patient a treatment and he/she almost dies Not anywhere close to always
>House comes to realization about what problem is Yeah, diagnostician
>again, resistance from staff Their job is to test his ideas BEFORE he kills someone
>House is right Not always
>patient lives Not always
Leo Young
I've only seen a few episodes, but type in "every house episode the same" on google and you will get tons of complaints about this.
It's the most paint by number show I've ever seen.
Aiden Price
the show died with him.
Isaac Bailey
There hasn't been a single episode to match the French Mistake but a few MOTW episodes were call backs to the first 5 seasons and were semi-decent, especially the one with chick having powers but unfortunately she has a vagina and is attractive-ish
So a british faggot kills her.
Noah Thompson
Eh, I disagree. I liked quite a few episodes in season 6. Especially the finale. I also liked quite a few in first half of season 7.
The problem is halfway through season 7 the show went nuts and then everything after was a diverging timeline of bad writing.
Connor Carter
Too soon.
Ian Garcia
It's just a formulaic detective show set in a hospital. No different to any other CSI ripoff.
Andrew Ramirez
>Not at all, it's more often something that seems normal/slightly interesting I'm describing how the patient gets into the hospital. It's practically the same every time. >Sometimes he does, sometimes he insists they take the case He normally doesn't. >Because in reality you eventually have to do your job He doesn't take it because his job is on the line, he almost always takes it because something about the case interests him >That's the very definition of his job, he's a diagnostician He's never right the first time. Same every week. >That's their job Cuddy says that House is the best there is, yet every time she argues with him over the same stuff >Not anywhere close to always Mostly >Their job is to test his ideas BEFORE he kills someone He's right all the time. >Not always 99% >Not always 99%
Justin Taylor
>I liked quite a few episodes in season 6. Especially the finale. >Cuddy breaks up with bf and confesses her love for house because why the fuck not >good
Joseph Butler
>No different to any other CSI ripoff.
It's a Sherlock Holmes rip off, retard.
Joshua Lopez
>No different to any other CSI ripoff. I agree to an extent, but even those shitty cop shows don't do the same beats/formula to almost 100% matching every week.
Matthew Nguyen
It's basically Doctor Who in a hospital.
Jaxson Brown
This and the prison episode
>Urkel
d r o p p e d
Benjamin Ross
reminder that he was murdered and the show swept it under the rug
Carson Scott
How fucking triggered can you get lol
Adrian Price
nah, he probably browsed Sup Forums and entered a "whoever gets dubs kills themselves" thread.
Robert Baker
someone post the webm, the "this vexes me" one
Hudson Miller
Wasn't there a point that was made multiple times that some patients travel half the world just for him, especially in that episode with the mexicans I don't remember exactly which
As for everyone telling House he's wrong, there was also a point made there multiple times that he needs someone to keep him in check, because with a free reign he'd make a lot more fatal mistakes than he currently does
The show is formulaic, it was intended from the start to be that way (especially because of the channel it originally aired on), but the way I see it House is a good enough character to just carry the show on his own and that's why not many people mind it
Henry Lopez
Well I'm glad that you're crawling away from ITS EXACTLY THE SAME EVERY TIME, and you can now acknowledge that there are some differences between most episodes. My job here is done.
But what you are arguing is that formulaic shows are wrong simply because they are formulaic, but I can't agree with that. If the "formula" is an engaging one and it's comfy as fuck, then it's a good show.
Benjamin Morales
1. A few patients did die, but if a bunch of patients realistically died then it would make everyone look even worse for enabling House. Like it or not, his ability to bend or break the rules was entirely predicated on the fact that he was almost never wrong.
2. They did move locations sometimes, but frankly that's incredibly expensive to film for a TV show, especially one done week to week. Also they mention repeatedly that most of the cases get brought SPECIFICALLY to House, which is realistic to American medical care where if your case is obscure/serious enough and you can be moved, you fly out to specialists to have it dealt with. This could be across state lines and several episodes dealt with international patients as well.
3. House and many characters specifically mention the need to roadblock him so he has someone to remind him that there's a human behind the mystery he's trying to solve.
It's not a medical drama, it's Sherlock Holmes with a medical coat of paint. You're looking for ER.
Carter Martinez
>Wasn't there a point that was made multiple times that some patients travel half the world just for him, especially in that episode with the mexicans I don't remember exactly which It's still patients coming to the hospital. Would have been interesting if House and his team had to go to other locations. >As for everyone telling House he's wrong, there was also a point made there multiple times that he needs someone to keep him in check, because with a free reign he'd make a lot more fatal mistakes than he currently does That would be fine, but he's RIGHT EVERY TIME. Every episode the same contrarian arguments with the end result of House being right. >The show is formulaic, it was intended from the start to be that way (especially because of the channel it originally aired on), but the way I see it House is a good enough character to just carry the show on his own and that's why not many people mind it A lot of shows are "formulaic" but don't follow the same rigid structure for practically every episode. There are gif memes floating around showing how every episode of House is the same.
Gavin Clark
He wasn't murdered, that was just House's guilt looking for reasons to blame something other than the way he treated Kutner.
Charles Baker
>Well I'm glad that you're crawling away from ITS EXACTLY THE SAME EVERY TIME, and you can now acknowledge that there are some differences between most episodes. My job here is done. Where did you get that from my post. I'm sure there are a few episodes that break the mold, but by and large it's the same shit week in and week out. >If the "formula" is an engaging one and it's comfy as fuck, then it's a good show. Stay pleb.
Dylan Ortiz
This. No one on Sup Forums is actually Christian. This topic is called an "evergreen". You can always post about religion and rack up a 300 reply thread.
Jacob Carter
>it's a get me an MRI, CT scan, liver biopsy, and start him on broad spectrum antibiotics episode
Leo Butler
>Stay pleb.
You think I care what you think of an user on a Mexican flying carpet board?
Ethan Anderson
>1. A few patients did die, but if a bunch of patients realistically died then it would make everyone look even worse for enabling House. Like it or not, his ability to bend or break the rules was entirely predicated on the fact that he was almost never wrong. So a FEW patients died over the course of like 200 episodes? Sound like an unpredictable show. And if he was never wrong, why did everyone tell him he was wrong every episode. Why couldn't they just say "House you're crazy, but you're always right, so carry on", instead it was the same drama every episode. >2. They did move locations sometimes, but frankly that's incredibly expensive to film for a TV show Tons of shows did it (X-Files for one). And it's not that much more expensive. You're still shooting in Los Angeles, you just say you're in "Kentucky" in the show. >Also they mention repeatedly that most of the cases get brought SPECIFICALLY to House Then why are the doctors constantly taking 10 minute drives to the patients home to investigate their lifestyle for clues? >3. House and many characters specifically mention the need to roadblock him so he has someone to remind him that there's a human behind the mystery he's trying to solve. But in the end House is right anyway and saves the patient. All the roadblocking accomplishes nothing. >It's not a medical drama, it's Sherlock Holmes with a medical coat of paint. You're looking for ER. Sherlock Holmes wasn't paint by numbers shit.
Jonathan Harris
>Believe is actual magical beings >not dumb
yeah sure... GTFO
Nolan Evans
most posters here come from majprity christian countries do you believe that forreal?
Noah Ortiz
Yes. No real Christian would come here. This place is sinful as fuck.
Landon Ramirez
Maybe 10 years ago, but now it's just another social media website next to Facebook and Reddit except with the benefit of being anonymous
William Flores
Nah. Even if you only browse blue boards, you're still regularly exposed to pornography and other garbage.
Connor Adams
>There are gif memes floating around showing how every episode of House is the same. You can simplify any episodic show to do the same thing. Any one. Try it.
Adam Brooks
>You can simplify any episodic show to do the same thing. Any one. Try it. Such as?
Adam Morales
Not him but literally any procedural drama. Law & Order, CSI, NCIS, etc.
Austin Bell
>So a FEW patients died over the course of like 200 episodes? Sound like an unpredictable show. the show is not about the medical mystery and whether the patient will live. it's about what whacky antics House and his team are doing this time. patient and rest of the formule is just canvas, character interactions are the meat