The final episode of House was preceded by a very beautiful retrospective. The final episode of House was the culmination of eight seasons. The final episode of House was a nice end to a great series. The final episode of House was a fitting tribute to an extraordinary character. I won’t get the chance to miss Dr. House, he’s in syndication and in that respect, the character and the show will continue to live on.
Dr. Gregory House, was a brilliant character. I enjoyed watching the show, not because I particularly like medical dramas, but because I like mystery and because like House himself state in the pilot, “everybody lies.”
The way House approached his cases, the way he dissected obstacles and politics, just the way he thought was, in my humble opinion, a very refreshing view of problem solving. I approach problems in a similar fashion. In a way, we all want to be House. Not because we want to be assholes and push loved ones away, but because we’d all like to be brilliant at deduces the details of problems in order to solve them more efficiently.
House ended its 8 season run on Fox on May 21, 2012
If anyone out there remembers reading Sherlock Holmes, it’s much more detailed oriented than the new movies let on, which is saying something. No, spoilers here, no opinions on the final episode, just one statement…
Dr. Gregory House, M.D. is a character who, although fraught with faults, is someone to which we can all learn something from. I myself learned that I approach problems more like House than the average person. I am also driven to finish the task and move on to the next thing as well. I can’t say I learned much from House, but I did learn about myself and what more could you ask of a television show than that?