"House" co-executive producer, David Shore, did not slip from the eyes of Michael Ausiello during the FOX All-Star Party. Here is a video from http://house-md.pl and he talks about the Huddy relationship as something that will never change the show's format. He says that everything is going to be the same at Princeton Plainsboro, except that House and Cuddy will now be together. That is great news for the differential diagnoses fans who like the thrill and mind-blowing process. Watch this video now.
House Spoilers: What's Next?
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
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The Season six finale of House was incredible. I was on the edge of my seat throughout the whole episode. The script was beautifully written and the acting was impeccable. The finale contained emotion, intensity, sorrow, passion, and excitement.
ReplyDeleteI am a Huddy and Huli fan. I was ecstatic in the way you brought House and Cuddy together which was very true to their characters. A catastrophe of this magnitude needed to take place in order for Cuddy to realize her love for House. Other factors of these two souls uniting includes House giving Cuddy and Lucas (EW) the book her grandfather wrote. The numerous amounts of their arguments resulted in passion. Last but not least, Cuddy was stunned by House’s connection to Hannah. Since day 1, Pilot episode, House has never connected with a patient in the way he connected with Hannah. House’s pain was caused by Hannah’s death. Although House and Cuddy’s connection took all season long, it was worth the wait because House proved to Cuddy he has changed and it is unrealistic to kick a drug habit overnight. Looking forward to the House and Cuddy relationship next season! HUDDY FOREVER!
This is the best House episode ever created due to the many different emotions illustrated in this episode. Hugh Laurie deserves an Emmy for his performance in this episode.
(FYI: My email address is: jkochyan@att.net)
Bravo and congratulations on a magnificant season six finale! I am addicted to House! I am a junior in the Michigan State University College of Music as a Music- clarinet performance major and a piano performance minor. In high school, I studied with the principle clarinetist of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. As a senior in high school, I received numerous music awards and honors. Some awards include: The John Phillip Sousa Band Award (the highest music award a student can achieve in high school which is awarded to one outstanding senior each year) and The Band Department Award. Also, I was the principle clarinetist in the All State Band in the state of Michigan in 2007-2008. These achievments along with others brought me to studying under a world reknown clarinetist and clarinet professor. I am enlightening you of how serious I am with music. My point is I have a musical suggestion. Although the background music was alright playing when Hannah agreed
ReplyDeleteto having her leg amputated and/or when House knew Hannah's fat emballism was fatal, my choice would have been to choose a more dramatic and devastating piece. Such as the brilliant Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings." This piece was previously associated with the 9-11 terrorist attacks and would perfectly connect with these scenes and events. Another musical suggestion would be to play a clarinet solo piece while House and Cuddy were kissing. For an example: The first movement of Johannes Brahms's "Sonata for Clarinet and Piano No. 1 in F Minor." It would be great to hear more clarinet pieces in House because the clarinet is very versitile. From jazz/blues and Klezmer to classical and romantic... The clarinet can play it all! Clarinet is the only instrument that most resembles the human voice. I hope you share this with your music staff! I'm looking forward to season seven!! :)
Thank you,
Alyssa
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