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lister777
They are perfect for eachother. They need eachother so much and take care of eachother all the time. Becides as far as jeans are concerned how could Cuddy pick any better than House? Becides House is looking at Cuddy's cleavage all the time. And Cuddy dosn't seem to mind anyway. They should get together.
RommieSG
QUOTE (lister777 @ Dec 26 2008, 06:29 PM) *
They are perfect for eachother. They need eachother so much and take care of eachother all the time. Becides as far as jeans are concerned how could Cuddy pick any better than House? Becides House is looking at Cuddy's cleavage all the time. And Cuddy dosn't seem to mind anyway. They should get together.

Keep an eye open on the 5th season episodes. This relationship is being explored. Who knows whether it will develop or not. wink.gif
allen_timcanpi
cuddy is a goody-goody-to-shoes. and house is the bad boy from the street. they r complete opposites they do belong together. i love the show where the patent copies the person he thinks is the top dog, and cuddy and house see who is top, and house is.
Edge
QUOTE (lister777 @ Dec 26 2008, 10:29 PM) *
They are perfect for eachother. They need eachother so much and take care of eachother all the time. Becides as far as jeans are concerned how could Cuddy pick any better than House? Becides House is looking at Cuddy's cleavage all the time. And Cuddy dosn't seem to mind anyway. They should get together.


Hugh Laurie has even said that House cannot 'walk into the sunset holding hands' with someone. Then he would not be House. I am not really a fan of 'Huddy' or 'Hameron' to tell you the truth. I think that House learned a Lesson with Stacy that he really cannot fall for someone because he ended up getting hurt, in more ways then one. I also do not agree that they are perfect for each other either. Most likely because I find Cuddy an annoying character with a nasally voice. But House needs to be lonely and miserable to function as he does and he needs to cling to solving puzzles which he would not do if he had someone.
Nikko
Personally I think Cuddy is secretly in love with house. Thats why she's always messing with him and the way he does things. I think their going to hook up later on in the show!
Sniffels323
I don't think so. House's appeal is that it's a Medical Drama.If you want a Medical Soap try General Hospital
Edge
QUOTE (Sniffels323 @ Jan 28 2009, 10:30 AM) *
I don't think so. House's appeal is that it's a Medical Drama.If you want a Medical Soap try General Hospital


Exactly. I agree with you completely.
Daywalker
I read that the producers of the show have confirmed that House and Cuddy will be sleeping together by the end of the season. So it should happen just wait a little longer.
Gen_netically_Dead
QUOTE (lister777 @ Dec 26 2008, 09:29 PM) *
They are perfect for eachother. They need eachother so much and take care of eachother all the time. Becides as far as jeans are concerned how could Cuddy pick any better than House? Becides House is looking at Cuddy's cleavage all the time. And Cuddy dosn't seem to mind anyway. They should get together.



I've worked with a lot of men that enjoyed my cleavage but I knew enough not to hook up with them. House and Cuddy getting together would ruin the dynamics of the program. I understand that in season 5 it's said that they would *sleep* together but does that really imply sex or perhaps the writers are just playing with our imaginations.

Actually I believe Cuddy and Wilson would be a better combination.
scriptauthor
I'm pretty sure that House and Cuddy have hooked up in the past. Without relying on any given facts on the show, one can see the history between them. But there's no way they would ever be a couple other than booty buddies!
The opinions about soap operas are interesting. While the medical mysteries are fascinating, and House's character intriguing, the relationships between the cast members are the second most important attraction of the show to me. They have developed the characters well, and the relationships grow and die, mutate.... like the first few years of ER, which was great. I really enjoy the interactions. Don't like soaps at all. And, I'm male..
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scriptauthor
QUOTE (allen_timcanpi @ Dec 27 2008, 05:39 PM) *
cuddy is a goody-goody-to-shoes. and house is the bad boy from the street. they r complete opposites they do belong together. i love the show where the patent copies the person he thinks is the top dog, and cuddy and house see who is top, and house is.


Ah, but you have contradicted yourself. You just pointed out how competitive Cuddy is. I think Cuddy is a lot like House; she has chosen her goody image to satisfy her ambition for power, while House has let his aggressive qualities reign. Don't you find yourself shouting at Cuddy, "come on, you know it's House, he's gonna be right, why are you even bothering him?" The one time she withheld him knowing of his miraculous, unscientific cure, how did that work out? Bad for all concerned. I say she's much like him but not nearly as good at it; she's tied her hands by choosing her public persona, and likely she'll never be able to match him due to that.

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JoMarch
I wouldn't have minded exploring the House/Cuddy relationship if they hadn't completely trashed Cuddy's character this season. She is no longer the strong woman in a prestigious position; she has been turned into some kind of irrational, pathetic, lovesick bimbo this season. Her behavior has been beyond unprofessional. Last year was bad enough when she handed her panties over to Cole during the stupid Thong Challenge, but this season she has been much worse. When she took over House's office to force him to acknowledge his feelings for her, she made herself look ridiculous. Should the head of the hospital really be setting off stink bombs in an office? Should she be focusing her whole attention on one employee? Should she be asking that employee to kiss her in an office where everyone could see them? As if that were not silly enough, she took her revenge on that employee - a crippled employee - by forcing him to walk up four flights of steps, took his cane, turned off the power to his home, and set up a potentially very dangerous tripwire in his office. And her excuse for all these horrible tricks on House? She wanted to be at home with her new baby, and blamed House for Cameron quitting the job after one day. Cameron didn't quit because House was misbehaving; in fact, House was quite well-behaved that day. (Well, except for the vulgar sex joke.)

I like seeing Cuddy interact with her baby. I loved the old kick-@ss Cuddy from the first couple of seasons. What I dislike is how her character has been demeaned in order to create some kind of faux sexual tension between two characters who really always had a nice sexual tension BEFORE they made an idiot out of Cuddy.

I'm sure whatever will happen between House and Cuddy this season has already been written, but I will be very sorry to see Cuddy sleep with House. I cannot imagine how she could possibly want him after the way he has treated her this season, and the way he shows such total disrespect for her in front of his (her) employees. How are they supposed to respect her now? If my boss behaved like that, she'd be the joke of the lunchroom.
Gen_netically_Dead
QUOTE (JoMarch @ Feb 16 2009, 11:26 AM) *
I'm sure whatever will happen between House and Cuddy this season has already been written, but I will be very sorry to see Cuddy sleep with House. I cannot imagine how she could possibly want him after the way he has treated her this season, and the way he shows such total disrespect for her in front of his (her) employees. How are they supposed to respect her now? If my boss behaved like that, she'd be the joke of the lunchroom.



Since when did women or love make since? House is a classic a$$ and some women are attracted to them. It's the *Mommie Syndrome*. You see a grown man acting like a spoiled 8 year old boy and you just got to have him. (I am currently recovering from that disease and have to live with the disability of being married to an a$$.) I don't think House ever did respect her or anyone he's worked with. Occasionally someone bullied him into playing their way but House would just whine and fuss and take it out on everyone else that was around him. As for being a lunchroom joke, every boss I ever had has been a lunchroom joke. In my job I work with that person or I work around that person and I know the difference.
JoMarch
QUOTE (Gen_netically_Dead @ Feb 16 2009, 12:57 PM) *
Since when did women or love make since? House is a classic a$$ and some women are attracted to them. It's the *Mommie Syndrome*. You see a grown man acting like a spoiled 8 year old boy and you just got to have him. (I am currently recovering from that disease and have to live with the disability of being married to an a$$.) I don't think House ever did respect her or anyone he's worked with. Occasionally someone bullied him into playing their way but House would just whine and fuss and take it out on everyone else that was around him. As for being a lunchroom joke, every boss I ever had has been a lunchroom joke. In my job I work with that person or I work around that person and I know the difference.


Have you always seen House as a "classic a$$" or a "spoiled 8 year old boy"? I haven't. I liked him very much in the first season, and for most of the second season as well. I could see why Cameron, Cuddy, and Stacy were attracted to him, and I think that's why the show built such an big female audience. In the episode where House and Cameron had that disastrous dinner date, we could see that House was genuinely trying to make an effort, and he was doing very well until Cameron foolishly pushed him into talking about their relationship. Even then, House's response to Cameron was more about what he saw as HIS flaws, rather than telling her he didn't like her. He pushed Stacy away rather than face the prospect of being hurt again, not because he didn't love her. He kept Cuddy's secret about the fertility injections. He had a couple of lovely, caring conversations with Cameron in the first season, and Stacy in the second season. He is quite capable of being a decent man, and the rebel attitude makes him that much more attractive, in my opinion.

However, in the last couple of seasons, he has changed for the worse, and I can't see how any woman could be attracted to him the way he is now. I can see women being attracted to Hugh Laurie, but not to House. He has treated Cuddy in a horrible, demeaning way and he has done it publicly. But Cuddy has not only allowed him to demean her like that publicly, she has contributed to her own downfall as well by publicly stooping to his level, and even below his level in the last episode.

I'm sorry that you have a bad boss. I'm fortunate, I guess, to have only known bosses who would never hand over their panties to a fellowship candidate to win a bet, let off stink bombs in an employee's office, or string wires across doorways for the sole purpose of causing bodily harm to another employee.

I think House and Cuddy bring out the worst in each other these days, and that is why I answered the way I did to the topic question, "Why can't House and cuddy get together?"
Gen_netically_Dead
QUOTE (JoMarch @ Feb 16 2009, 04:20 PM) *
Have you always seen House as a "classic a$$" or a "spoiled 8 year old boy"?

I think House and Cuddy bring out the worst in each other these days, and that is why I answered the way I did to the topic question, "Why can't House and cuddy get together?"



Yes, and maybe that is one reason I watch. I am attracted to classic a$$es that act like spoiled 8 year old boys. I married one. As for why House and Cuddy can't get together it would ruin the dynamics of the program because some fantasies aren't suppose to be fulfilled.
specialagent
That's the absolutely worst idea for a show that has a lot of unbelievable characters and relationships with complete lack of chemistry.
And for that reason alone, I'm quite sure the producers would consider this really bad idea....
purplerain0405
Well there won't be a "Hameron" since Cameron and Chase are now engaged.

As for Huddy, please no! 13 seems to get around enough it would be interesting to see her and House together, but since she's with Foreman I doubt that will happen.
SnarkyPsychicRules
QUOTE (purplerain0405 @ Apr 14 2009, 09:07 PM) *
Well there won't be a "Hameron" since Cameron and Chase are now engaged.

As for Huddy, please no! 13 seems to get around enough it would be interesting to see her and House together, but since she's with Foreman I doubt that will happen.



Sorry 2 rain on your parade but if u go 2 the official house website, and watch the 2 all huddy fans promo. Well i'll just say that they "do the deed" in the promo 4 may 4th.[episode 23]
rk212005
i agree they are great for each other they should be together the show will be back in 4 months actually 3 months from now season 6 is coming! cant wait
tequilla_lounge
HI Everyone, my name is Tequilla_lounge and I'm a House-aholic, so dont none of you stop me!! Lol

YAY!!!! Never before have i found a place where i feel so at Home, HOUSE!!!! I'm glad i found this site i'm learning so much so i go along the posts. I'm kinda new to this HL and House, only started watchin it like last year but i must say its an absolute tease! its the most relaxing excersize for your brain.

With respect to House and Cuddy, they both know they want eachother, but keep pushing away. But look at it this way, if they were to get together the thrill of the chase would be lost.

Big to to Hugh Laurie and its no secret i do have a crush on the scruffy old genius!!
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DrGonzo
QUOTE (JoMarch @ Feb 16 2009, 05:20 PM) *
Have you always seen House as a "classic a$$" or a "spoiled 8 year old boy"? I haven't. I liked him very much in the first season, and for most of the second season as well. I could see why Cameron, Cuddy, and Stacy were attracted to him, and I think that's why the show built such an big female audience. In the episode where House and Cameron had that disastrous dinner date, we could see that House was genuinely trying to make an effort, and he was doing very well until Cameron foolishly pushed him into talking about their relationship. Even then, House's response to Cameron was more about what he saw as HIS flaws, rather than telling her he didn't like her. He pushed Stacy away rather than face the prospect of being hurt again, not because he didn't love her. He kept Cuddy's secret about the fertility injections. He had a couple of lovely, caring conversations with Cameron in the first season, and Stacy in the second season. He is quite capable of being a decent man, and the rebel attitude makes him that much more attractive, in my opinion....


I think House and Cuddy bring out the worst in each other these days, and that is why I answered the way I did to the topic question, "Why can't House and cuddy get together?"


Well....I'd see House as a GREAT time and lots of fun, which admittedly doesn't go with today's view of a good relationship. But how old is House? He seems to be at the tail end of the Baby Boomers and that means sexual liberation. Our generation (for the most part) didn't fret and worry about "commitment" and all that bull...unless it was meant to be. I see House as one of those...if it's meant to be, then it is. If not, then why pine and whine about it?

I see House as a guy who really IS in pain and is pissed because nobody (in today's anti-feel-good/pro-guilt climate) will let him go in peace. He's pissed and has a right to be. He wants fun, DOES know how to love, but not with 5,000 strings attached! That kind of conditional crap kills love....and eventually even passion. He's an old Hippie but is left behind by those who have gone on "ahead" to...what...exactly? Are ANY of his peers happy? Doutful. Only Chase seems mildly content but that's because he gets Cameron.

House is a walking testament to the Death of the Sexual Revolution! R.I.P and dammit! mad.gif
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