Comments on: House Season 5 finale and expectations for 6

By: Joel Ranes

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By: Emmanuel

Emmanuel — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 18:18:41 +0000

House really has it in for himself this time.Though i don’t think he killed Kutner. I think its Taub.The way he was so unphased after Kutner’s death and the way he brokedown in tears. Possibly Kutner asked Taub to help kill him after all that suicide talk.Iv waited 5 seasons for House to nail Cuddy and he did it in a hallucination?!

By: MaryAnn

MaryAnn — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 17:10:25 +0000

Here’s what I think we will see in Season 6 – Following in the traditional House fashion we will see House undergoing psycho therapy trying to heal his mind when in fact he will be suffering from an infection…remember the episode where he encountered the patient in the ER who couldn’t speak and the Drs thought he was brain dead? At the end of that episode we see House entering the elevator with the same vision issues we saw in the patient House saved. As for Kutner, I think we will find that he did not commit suicide but instead accidently shot himself while perhaps cleaning or putting away the gun. I believe we will see a flashback to an earlier time where Kutner loads the gun and puts it away. Time passes and he forgets the gun in loaded and POW! It’s too late…

By: Cailey

Cailey — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 19:51:50 +0000

“John says:
June 4, 2009 at 1:22 am
The scenes of House and Wilson going to the mental hospital were inter-cut with the scenes of Cameron and Chase’s wedding as if to indicate the two were happening simultaneously. However, the wedding was on a sunny spring/early summer day and the trip to the hospital was on a rainy winter/early spring day (there were no leaves on the trees along the hospital driveway.) I’m left wondering just when House’s hallucinations actually began and what from season 5 is “real” and what is hallucination. Let’s hope that the writers of the show aren’t planning a low rent trick a-la Dallas where it turns out the entire season was just one big hallucination (or dream in the case of Dallas.) Who knows, Season 6 may begin with Kutner and Amber visiting House on the day of his release from the mental ward.”

You have to remember that the wedding was in New Jersey and Mayfield is in Philedalphia.

By: brandon

brandon — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:03:57 +0000

Kutner and Amber are dead. I believe one of the very first episodes of season 6 will be House trying to “diagnose” someone in the mental hospital, as well as i even go as far to say that by late season 6 or midway of 7 Cuddy and Wilson will hook up and Wilson will have something happen to Cuddy ie: she dies etc.

By: krish

krish — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:10:21 +0000

So excited for this next season. I loved the finale, and haven’t spoken to anyone who wasn’t utterly taken in by the hallucinations. Brilliant. Although it was so obvious with hindsight, it really took me aback. Fantastic. Can’t wait to see where Season 6 goes. I can’t help feeling a relationship between House and Cuddy would be completely doomed. Maybe Cuddy and Wilson hooking up wouldn’t be such a far fetched idea? I’ve always thought they would be well matched. I fear House is going to end up alone forever at the end of the show; that or dead.

By: John

John — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 00:22:32 +0000

The scenes of House and Wilson going to the mental hospital were inter-cut with the scenes of Cameron and Chase’s wedding as if to indicate the two were happening simultaneously. However, the wedding was on a sunny spring/early summer day and the trip to the hospital was on a rainy winter/early spring day (there were no leaves on the trees along the hospital driveway.) I’m left wondering just when House’s hallucinations actually began and what from season 5 is “real” and what is hallucination. Let’s hope that the writers of the show aren’t planning a low rent trick a-la Dallas where it turns out the entire season was just one big hallucination (or dream in the case of Dallas.) Who knows, Season 6 may begin with Kutner and Amber visiting House on the day of his release from the mental ward.

By: Garrett

Garrett — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 21:36:44 +0000

Cuddy and Wilson will hook up, house and stacy will end up together. foremen and Cameron will have an affair

By: Ali

Ali — Wed, 13 May 2009 16:25:19 +0000

Fantastic episode, just the way to end a season, I just can`t wait for the next season.

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 13 May 2009 10:46:17 +0000

Okay, so, here’s my theory:

House killed Kutner. This is why he shows up in the final hallucination with Amber; the people he figuratively and literally killed are haunting him, possibly warning him. I think those ghosts are warning him that he will end up killing Cuddy if he doesn’t seek help. It is then that he realizes he’s in love with her, and that’s ultimately what drives him to check-in to the mental hospital.

/theory.

By: W.

W. — Tue, 12 May 2009 15:20:06 +0000

I’m just happy to hear there is going to be a season 6!

By: James Long

James Long — Tue, 12 May 2009 13:10:29 +0000

I thought the entire episode was a triumph. I had always wantwed to see an episode regarding the aftermath of a callotomy operation involving two sides of the brain fighting for dominance and this threw me entirely for the sucker-punch at the end resolving “huddy” and making it clear that the left brain/right brain conflict was House’s own creatively brilliant side blindsiding his logical and rational-thinking left hemisphere. The battle of the inner demons was so thoroughly woven into the plot that it was difficult to see and the extended “though-provoking” section at the end more than justified (I need time to contemplate).

As to where the series goes now; they seem to be running out of possible scenarios but the writers did an excellent job on Season 5 so whatever happens I’ll be tuning in! I’d warn against a House without vicodin though…..!