The Cuddy hate I've seen of late is sad. I personally think that the Cuddy we see today is the same Cuddy of S1 and 2, except that we've been allowed to watch her grow and we now know more of the motivation behind her reasoning with House.
I can't agree with you more regarding this statement. I too believe she's the same Cuddy as season 5 Cuddy. I hate it when I read people commenting over and over that they want season 1-2 Cuddy back. She's right there. I think I've seen the earlier seasons so many times over when it first aired, but what's weird is that it's hard for me to watch it now, especially when I see reruns on TV. It's almost difficult for me to go back to where the characters were from where they are now. They've all grown in my opinion. And I love that it's been planted from the beginning.
But, because of that "love," to demand that TPTB do more with them, or refuse to watch if they're not there, or refuse to watch scenes when there is interactions with other characters is in my mind ludicrous. Or, more succinctly, to feel the need to tell the entire world this fact. Repeatedly. It's grating.
YES! How about when they have to tell you that they're going to fast forward the scene when a certain character comes on? Or because based on certain spoilers it would be either Thirteen centric or Cameron centric or Cuddy centric so they're going to skip this one? Huh?! How can you enjoy the show then, especially when it's just based on spoilers?! What's been annoying me lately has been the fans that don't want a House/Cuddy scene in the final just because it's written by Doris Egan. I think she's a great writer, but I think the other writers are just as great. Just because she writes House/Wilson well, doesn't mean she can't write the other characters. Isn't that insulting to her talent as a writer? I personally think she doesn't or shouldn't have a property stamp on all the House/Wilson interactions. The property stamp belongs to David Shore. And I love him for creating this show!
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Date: 2009-04-25 04:01 pm (UTC)The Cuddy hate I've seen of late is sad. I personally think that the Cuddy we see today is the same Cuddy of S1 and 2, except that we've been allowed to watch her grow and we now know more of the motivation behind her reasoning with House.
I can't agree with you more regarding this statement. I too believe she's the same Cuddy as season 5 Cuddy. I hate it when I read people commenting over and over that they want season 1-2 Cuddy back. She's right there. I think I've seen the earlier seasons so many times over when it first aired, but what's weird is that it's hard for me to watch it now, especially when I see reruns on TV. It's almost difficult for me to go back to where the characters were from where they are now. They've all grown in my opinion. And I love that it's been planted from the beginning.
But, because of that "love," to demand that TPTB do more with them, or refuse to watch if they're not there, or refuse to watch scenes when there is interactions with other characters is in my mind ludicrous. Or, more succinctly, to feel the need to tell the entire world this fact. Repeatedly. It's grating.
YES! How about when they have to tell you that they're going to fast forward the scene when a certain character comes on? Or because based on certain spoilers it would be either Thirteen centric or Cameron centric or Cuddy centric so they're going to skip this one? Huh?! How can you enjoy the show then, especially when it's just based on spoilers?! What's been annoying me lately has been the fans that don't want a House/Cuddy scene in the final just because it's written by Doris Egan. I think she's a great writer, but I think the other writers are just as great. Just because she writes House/Wilson well, doesn't mean she can't write the other characters. Isn't that insulting to her talent as a writer? I personally think she doesn't or shouldn't have a property stamp on all the House/Wilson interactions. The property stamp belongs to David Shore. And I love him for creating this show!