TV: House

[Archangel]

I loved the episode, because it leads me to think that we'll now get to see a new sort of House, brilliant yet not broken

The way he kept making himself miserable and pushing everyone away was starting to get to me, at one point it was like he was doing it on purpose so he could mope around complaining about it later

[XanBcoo]

Although I didn't like how the episode ended, I thought it was a nice touch for things not to work out between him and the German woman. It showed that House could make himself vulnerable, get hurt, and learn how to move on. If things had turned out favorably for him, he wouldn't have learned that lesson.

It'll be good to see how that experience changed him. I don't think he'll be any less sarcastic and egotistical, so hopefully the show won't lower itself to melodrama.

[The Chancellor]

I don't think he'll be any less sarcastic and egotistical, so hopefully the show won't lower itself to melodrama.

I think he will be. I think this episode was a tool used to get him to break down and reveal a new House to us.

I don't think he'll be an asshole anymore. To be honest I think he'll be a lot nicer to everyone. Otherwise what was the point of him getting so bad that he broke. I'm wondering if people will be disappointed if/when he isn't a douche anymore. Aren't you people getting sick of him being that way? I was. And to everyone thinking that "ooh no it's a part of his personality, yeah he can be a genius and still be nice. Watch it'll work.