Housepremiered on November 16, 2004, and ended on May 21, 2012.
Given thatHouselasted as long as it did on Fox, the TV show’s positives outweigh its negatives.
For starters, House is Cameron’s boss, and he is older than her.
Additionally, Cameron is obsessed and infatuated with House.
Cameron’s supposed love for her boss isa weird and bothersomeHousestorylinethat never fails to make most viewers cringe.
It’s obvious that Cameron is attracted to House because he is a broken man.
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She doesn’t love him she loves the person she thinks he can be.
Both options are understandable.
However, that’s exactly what happened to Dr. Robert Chase inHouseseason 2, episode 2.
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 objects at first but eventually relents.
Samira begins working at PrincetonPlainsboro during the next episode, and by its end, she is gone.
House realizes that her medical skills are subpar, and his attraction to her clouds his judgment.
So, House lets Samira go one episode after convincing her to quit her CIA job.
However, that doesn’t make them any less heartbreaking or stop some from wishing they never happened.
He nicknames Amber “Cutthroat B*tch” and ultimately doesn’t offer her a position.
Nevertheless,Amber sticks around because she starts dating Wilson,much to House’s dismay.
House eventually deduces that it’s Amber, who is experiencing tachycardia at a nearby hospital.
There’s nothing they can do, and Ambersadly dies in theHouseepisodeas Wilson holds her.
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Cameron’s infatuation with House is frustrating, but so is her back-and-forth relationship with Chase.
She eventually lets go of House, though, and moves on to (or settles for) Chase.
They marry during the season 5 finale, but it’s not long before they separate for good.
Chase undoubtedly likes Cameron more than Cameron likes him,which is partially what makes their relationship inHouseso disappointing.
She has commitment issues that Chase can’t fix.
The two characters have chemistry, making it easier to root for them.
However, the way Chase and Cameron’s story plays out is quite aggravating overall.
House turns back around, gets in his car, and crashes into the house.
Despite their connection, Foreman and Thirteen have no chemistry.
She did so in the case that he died, and she wanted to have a baby.
Cameron’s new partner is likely the infant’s father.
Of course, cancer affects everyone.
However, it doesn’t feel right to end the medical drama with Wilson’s impending death.
