When you don't give a crap... House MD | 2x20 Euphoria: Part 1
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When you don't give a crap... House MD | 2x20 Euphoria: Part 1
obsessed with house trying to catch a pigeon with his cane in this extremely serious and emotional episode
Foreman is just so FASCINATING to me. He's the most like House. He's the one who would be most vocally offended about being compared to House (but maybe would have a private, proud smile to himself, once he was alone). House trusts him to make diagnoses, even if House himself can't see the same thing Foreman can. Foreman pretends he's a voice of reason, and is the only team member who regularly stands up to their tyrannical boss. Despite this, he is just as whacko as everyone else in this hospital! And obviously (despite his protests) he enjoys playing the 'straight man'! He puts up a Token Protest to doing very illegal things to help House reach a diagnosis - but he always does it anyway.
He's one of the more respectful, calm, and empathetic doctors in the show, who seems to genuinely care about his patients' dignity. There's a strong undertone that he has had to cultivate this personality in order to be taken seriously as a doctor, because of anti-Black racism. His past is touched by this same racism, and poverty, and the fear of facing these horrors continues to haunt him, despite his success.
He has daddy issues. He has God issues. He has imposter syndrome. People have always assumed he is a Token Hire, and underestimated him - and House makes so many shitty racist jokes (yes, I know; it's Hate Crimes MD) but does push him to be a better doctor and respects him more than damn near anyone else. So Foreman stays. And he obviously cares about House in a way that's tragically unhealthy for him (like everyone who cares about House!), to the point where whenever he tries to break away, he can't.
It's unhealthy and awful and delicious and Foreman deserves so much better. I can't look away!
Oh yeah and one time his brain almost melted and it was fucking PHENOMENAL
so shit hit the fan
man shot a corpse and you're undressing him with your eyes. freak
I'VE CAUGHT UP TO EUPHORIA LET'S FUCKING GO FOREHOUSE NATION
who would've thought that wilson becomes interesting once you actually give him a patient. can't believe it took them almost three seasons to give him a plot point other than "a guy who is house's best friend somehow"
the forehouse levels in this episode are off the charts
also like. could it perhaps say something about house that he prefers damaged people like cameron, people with criminal records and something to prove, people with disabilities and terminal illnesses and trauma? could it perhaps be a reflection on the type of person house sees himself as, the type of person he is drawn to? look at him and his kindness towards the mentally ill. look at how he treats the woman whose self harm has destroyed her heart. house always aligns himself with damaged people. he is always sympathetic towards underdogs and hates Authority and Privilege.
so what would it mean if house, instead, chose someone like chase as his favorite? a rich, handsome, able-bodied nepotism hire? someone who has never needed to try that hard, who coasts on his family name, who treats everything casually and has nothing to prove?
chase absolutely has trauma and issues and a sad backstory. crucially, no one — including house — is aware of it. from the outside, chase is that guy. and if house chose someone like that to mentor and push and identify with? he would not be house. it’s a complete betrayal of his principles and identity.
in a way, that’s actually the tragedy of chase and house: chase wants house to be someone he isn’t, because of who chase is. chase is never enough for anyone, always the third choice. house would care more for chase if chase was more visibly damaged (see: S6, S8), but chase has been taught to never burden or let it show. they never saw one another honestly.
but also: if house aligned himself with the rich white nepobaby over the damaged and hurt and eager to prove, he wouldn’t be house. he’d be tritter, or vogler, or any other bully leveraging their status only for superiority over others. house’s alignment with the disabled is like his one noble quality. can we not take it from him?
for some reason i'm thinking of the ableism in house this morning. because some of it is clearly intentional, like, house's ableism and self-loathing are a huge part of his character (for example, he assumes cameron pities him and thinks of him as broken because of his disability, when she never once criticizes his leg or drug use; in fact, she's consistently one of his supporters on the latter front).
and some of it is clearly -- of the time, early 2000s, not intended to be ableism in as much as it just wasn't something the writers were aware of; for example, the show's confusion over pain management and addiction, the way it goes back and forth on house's pain and addiction -- it can be treated with a placebo, but also he needs vicodin, but also he doesn't, or the positive-at-the-time portrayal of autism that does not hold up to a more modern understanding.
but then there's also this thread like. the deaf kid in house divided is happy with his deafness, but his girlfriend and mother encourage him to get an implant and it is seen as a positive thing. the girl with dwarfism in merry little christmas is encouraged to get growth therapy: her situation and mother are treated sympathetically, that they have nothing to be ashamed about, but still: isn't it better to be able-bodied? as house puts it: (paraphrased) yes, we've learned to be tough and strong and overcome and are better people for it, but do you really want that for your daughter?
overweight characters insist they are fine with their bodies, but yes, it is a positive when the child becomes skinny. house is sympathetic towards a schizophrenic woman, but she is cured. the show is always careful to take a centrist stance: disabled characters might be joked about, but bullying and discrimination are taken fairly seriously, and minority groups always feel pride and defend their identities, but... wouldn't it be better if they were fixed?
and that's ableism, sure. but it also makes me wonder, because a lot of house's internal conflict is about the same thing. wouldn't he be better if he were fixed? what if his leg didn't hurt? what if he was cured? would that be better? would he be happier if he wasn't disabled? the show, and house himself, leans towards yes, but also that he does not want to change and is afraid of losing his self and identity. so is it a theme? is it ableism? both?
– house m.d. s01e05 script
no children by the mountain goats is actually a house/foreman song ok? i can’t prove it but believe me ok?
just so you know i think about foreman's internalised racism all the time
love how for a good while emesis blue makes you think of the red team as some merciless monsters who thrive on chasing their prey
until you realise they are a shallow image of their past selves trapped in eternal hell with a man who started it all while having no weapon to take him down and no way to find rest without external interference
they are still defensive but there's nothing left to defend
I WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS
I WILL BE HONEST I DID NOT PAY ALL TOO MUCH ATTENTION TO THE RED TEAM WHILE WATCHING THIS PLEASE TELL ME MORE OF THE RED TEAM AND WHAT YOU SEE
To give a fair warning, I genuinely don't think Chad Payne put this much though into them while scripting emblue: considering the layout of the 2fort base, RED were used as obstacles first and foremost. The viewer is not supposed to sympathise with them.
Now, let's talk about the respawn machine. Based on what we've seen seen from Ludwig's perspective, constant cycle of life and death grinds the victim's mind beyond feaseable recovery (i.e. motor functions and overall level of sanity), but, outside of short-term memory loss, it never takes away victim's self-consciousness, which explains the loss of perseption of time whilst keeping the core principles of each merc's personality. With that in mind, it's safe to assume that every member of the RED team was self-aware to some extent. Aside from Cyclops the most lucid member of the team is the Hunter, who's sheds some light on inner workings of Conahger Slaughterhouse. This line of dialogue really stuck with me:
"You really wanna die for that fat bastard? Don't you want to die for something worth dying for? " - Hunter is informed about Archibald's respawn scheme and, considering that he cooperated with Pyro (forgor their name in the movie), he may not be the only one. This also explains why Pyro took so long with Jacques. They knew that he was Archibald's enforcer, a part of the larger system that opressed them. Yes, they enjoyed killing (looking at you, Conahger brothers), but them pursuing BLU was not done purely for mindless satisfaction. They were enacting revenge, which was justifiable in their eyes.
rip cameron you would've loved penelope scott
cameron edit to either of these could kill a man
rip cameron you would've loved penelope scott