They also learned a lot from their mentor, both good and bad.
And by the end of the series, it’s an almost entirely different team.
Initially, they appeared to be close colleagues, with some shared history.
However, there is also a deeper connection that is waiting to be explored.
8Eric Foreman Stepped Up
House’s leadership style is also unorthodox.
During this period, Foreman was someone who struggled the most to connect with House and follow his instructions.
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However, his passion for diagnostics and solving puzzles made him a worthy replacement for House.
5House Goes From Insubordinate To Reckless
However, not every change that House underwent was positive.
From the beginning, House was egotistical, and frequently broke protocol.
House is a medical mystery drama in which the villain is typically a difficult-to-diagnose medical malady. It follows Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), a world-renowned disabled diagnostician with a notorious substance abuse issue. With his team of world-class doctors, House has built a reputation as one of the most brilliant doctors in the world - an especially impressive feat when taking into account that he rarely actually sees his patients.
He would use dirty tactics to get the truth from patients, and do anything to solve the puzzles.
He also had a vicodin addiction which occasionally improved, but often got much worse over the run ofHouse.
However, the behavior that House exhibits in the latter half of the show is significantly worse.
House gets increasingly reckless, with his actions endangering others.
House became more dangerous, and it affected everyone around him.
House had a bleak outlook on life, and often saw the worst in others.
This ultimately led to House falling out with a lot of people who were deeply important to him.
Where others grew, advanced in their careers, shifted their priorities, and lived life, House stagnated.
So, he is no stranger to death.
When Amber dies, House sees the ripple effects in his life, and he struggles.
Then, whenThirteen and Wilson get a terminal diagnosis, House’s perspective changes.
He is the one that encourages them to leave work behind, and pursue passions.
More time is spent in House’s apartment, or on the road with House and Wilson taking roadtrips.
