The House episode

[Guest guest]

I watch House faithfully and while I at first cringed at his treatment

of Meredith Eaton's character, I quickly realized that the writers were

brilliantly utilizing House's awful bedside manner as an instrument to

display how we are

so often treated and viewed by others. It was actually slapping society

in the face with their awfulness, not meant to poke fun at us, but to

display HOW people poke fun at us. I had a lot of fun with the episode

AND if you don't know House as well as his loyal fans do, you could tell

how much he REALLY liked Meredith Eaton's character and I think he found

her kind of sexy.

-marty (the lady one)

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[Guest guest]

If anyone Tivo'd this episode and would like tor record it to disc or VHS,

I'd be willing to pay for the tape, and the shipping and handling (plus

you''d get my eternal gratitude). I was knocked out with surgery when this

aired, and forgot to record it myself.

I know it will probably be repeated next summer, but I'm impatient.

Bill

On 12/18/06, Martha -Merritts <medavis@...> wrote:

>

> I watch House faithfully and while I at first cringed at his treatment

> of Meredith Eaton's character, I quickly realized that the writers were

> brilliantly utilizing House's awful bedside manner as an instrument to

> display how we are

> so often treated and viewed by others. It was actually slapping society

> in the face with their awfulness, not meant to poke fun at us, but to

> display HOW people poke fun at us. I had a lot of fun with the episode

> AND if you don't know House as well as his loyal fans do, you could tell

> how much he REALLY liked Meredith Eaton's character and I think he found

> her kind of sexy.

>

> -marty (the lady one)

>

>