Cuddy and Lucas absolutely deserve each other. Alas, the baby doesn't deserve either of them -- and why in a good goddamn would Cuddy want her child anywhere near a person who thinks it's funny / appropriate to pull this kind of stuff? Obviously the show's writers aren't considering that, either! (But at this point they've probably forgotten there even is a baby involved, they do manage to conveniently forget so many other things.)
My only comfort, if you could call it that, is that the writers seem to be pretty clearly implying that House isn't going to be living with Wilson for good. They kept emphasizing in this episode that it's Wilson's loft, not House and Wilson's loft; we've never seen House's piano or more than a few boxes of his stuff; he obviously bought that hideous orange sofa rather than moving his own rather nice leather one into the loft; etc. It looks to me as if he's keeping his own place. This is one time when I would actually prefer canon to "fanon" -- if House's stuff is still at House's place, then there's less emotional loss for him to go through.
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Date: 03/02/2010 10:51 am (UTC)Cuddy and Lucas absolutely deserve each other. Alas, the baby doesn't deserve either of them -- and why in a good goddamn would Cuddy want her child anywhere near a person who thinks it's funny / appropriate to pull this kind of stuff? Obviously the show's writers aren't considering that, either! (But at this point they've probably forgotten there even is a baby involved, they do manage to conveniently forget so many other things.)
My only comfort, if you could call it that, is that the writers seem to be pretty clearly implying that House isn't going to be living with Wilson for good. They kept emphasizing in this episode that it's Wilson's loft, not House and Wilson's loft; we've never seen House's piano or more than a few boxes of his stuff; he obviously bought that hideous orange sofa rather than moving his own rather nice leather one into the loft; etc. It looks to me as if he's keeping his own place. This is one time when I would actually prefer canon to "fanon" -- if House's stuff is still at House's place, then there's less emotional loss for him to go through.
Okay, enough rambling from me . . .