Plaidophile

You're an idiot.

Heh. It still stayed on the level expectable from it, and in view of the final solution, it all made sense. What was the girl's condition? Doesn't matter, as she is dead.

Although, it was a bit sloppy. I guess you can drive a series so far for a reason anyway.

The guitar seemes to be the central character now that I read your rant.
But it wasn't a pickup he pulled out of the box. It was the bridge with a piece of the guitar body and the whammy bar still attached to it.
That's like ripping out a lung and having the aorta still attached by the artery.

You're still an idiot. And I'm anonymous because I don't wanna join your crappy little blog site.

The episode rocked. It was the wrong patient - how is that cheap? That's clever, I think.

And you actually winced? What are you, a freaking collector of vintage instruments? Grow a pair.

Have you ever stopped to consider the wee fact that House was supposed to throw darts around in the first episode, that his process of rationalization and logical thought relied heavily on those three pesky little doctors for the last three years that he was unable to function properly (he could still function) without them?

Just a thought.

Wow, yeah, the guy/girl above me pretty much said it. Well done to him/her.

You're not some formidable genius of a screenwriter who could delve in to your own private little chest of superbly-crafted storylines (and don't retort with "I know I'm not...") and come off with an episode of House so entertaining that we would fall to our knees at your story-telling finesse.

You're a moron.

First of all, if it was a $10 ukulele you would NOT have reacted the same way and you know it. That was just...I don't even know WHY you said that. Ha. That was a freakin' lie.

And he throws darts, but go back to the very best of seasons 1 & 2 (when you apparently had a lot more time for the show...) - he's always been throwing darts, and as the person above me said, he throws a particularly large amount of very bad darts for a REASON in this episode.

Secondly, there WAS a final diagnosis - allergic reaction to cephalosporins. You were probably busy being amatuer at your instrument when they said that.

Thirdly, seriously, STOP saying it was badly-written. That's so freaking annoying, you idiot. "Sloppy"?! Pfft, not as sloppy as the shit you're coming up with.

It seemed that House's guitar was solid body, but the bridge appeared to be from a hollow body. But the episode was a good one. I think they must have cut some explanatory stuff to fit in the classroom scene.

it wasnt the best ep but im glad its back, maybe better to come.

They're right, blogger. You're an idiot. This was a powerful start to the season.

It was a clever solution. As to your complaints about the wrong patient solution not explaining anything, it actually explains everything. From the MAO Inhibitors to the alcohol to the allergy, the misidentification caused all of her health issues.

fluffy:

Yeah, I came to realize that the explanation was more or less correct later on (though I don't feel the need to post every single update that passes through my mind, and I wanted to see how retarded most of the anonymous posters could get since it's kind of fun).

I think it was a very good episode, and one of the best ones at that. The side-plot with the guitar created the drama/comedy aspect, while the medical aspect kept up the mystery and suspense.

I also winced when I saw what he did to the bridge. However, on a personal note, although you are professing maturity here, you should realize that it is not mature to make ad hominem attacks in an argument, regardless of the reason. The mature response would have been to say, "I see your point. It has merits, but here are mine."

Also, my name is Phil. I am still annonymous, as are you, Fluffy. If you have some personal info posted somewhere, nobody cares enough to look you up. On the internet, EVERYONE is annonymous.

Well, when you linked to your website from PoliteDissent you probably should've guessed that you might get some adverse opinions from anonymous users.

Good Lord. You sound like a bunch of eight-year-olds. You both have your freaking points, okay? If you're both too stubborn to realize that the world isn't cookie-cutter black and white, then so be it. Just PLEASE don't have an argument about it when I, too, came from politedissent. I just wanted to read what you had to say about the episode.

Yeah, about that! I thought that this episode was pretty good. However, I came to see what another person had to say on the subject. That right there is an example of not being so big-headed that you can't see past your own ideas. Get with the program guys- we live in the world. SO DO OTHER PEOPLE. Wow. Amazing, no? And we all look different on the outside, doesn't it make sense that we would think differently as well? And I've typed much too much, but it pisses me off when people can't conduct a civil conversation and they're online. It's not even like it just spills out.

Also, people are more likely to forgive you online. Because if you compose your message correctly, you'll seem sincere. I promise, no one will point their fingers and laugh at you because you lost an argument over a fictional television show. They will nod and say, 'Thank God. Some maturity, at last.' Thanks for reading, for those who did. To the arguers, just realize that people have different opinions. Accept it. And to the first anonymous jerk- what the hell. You came here, you read. If you don't accept fluffy's opinion, deal with it. You didn't have to post, you didn't have to ruin her day, and you certainly didn't have to put a damper on every single person's who ever visits this page. Thank you and good night.