Reviews

What will happen to Barbara now? It was really spooky when Will communicated with his mom.

A very exciting start. It was very eerie and intriguing. I didn't know that Millie Bobby Brown had powers, never saw the series before.

Beautiful series with a beautiful open ending. Can't wait for the third season. This season has made me realize how important mental health is and made me both laugh and cry. Everything was so beautiful in this episode, it's almost indescribable.

I am a straight person, but I loved to see how Casey had her first doubts about her sexuality with Izzy. This was possible because they were both such good friends. It reminds me of one of my best friends too, and I hope her experience was as beautiful as it was portrayed here.

An okay episode. Nothing very special happened, except for the bad situation between Izzy and Casey. I hope it's fixed soon.

I feel so bad for Casey. I hope the truth is revealed soon, or I'm going to have anxiety for the next month.

Doug was so brave. Standing up for something that neurotypical people don't believe in, regardless of the consequences. Kudos to him.

I hope Doug's okay. I loved the amount of expression Sam found in his essay words. Much more profound than any other person's essay, and just simply by telling the truth.

Drunk Casey was extremely funny to watch. Reminds me when I used to get high a couple years back. There is some sort of freedom in it.

I like where the relationship between Nate and Casey is going. It looks like the first time I really liked someone, somehow. Very nice episode.

The fight was monstruous for both of the parties. I am glad they made up before the end. And I completely agree with Doug about making his spouse leave.

The climax of the first half of season 1 has come. The ending scene... jaw-dropping. Didn't expect it the first time I watched the episode, still shocking the second time. My heart was racing so fast. It's so scary.

Funny episode given House's marriage circumstances. The case was unimportant. Wilson was amazing.

Definitely my favorite episode of the whole series. Amazing. Chase was always one of my favorites, and I got to see everything from him. Anxiety, passion, fear, cander, love, disappointment, sadness. It's as if the writers could summarize Chase's life in one episode. And they did it beautifully.

Such a good episode. It changed the air of previous episodes. My jaw dropped when I saw the stabbing to Chase. Wow.

I could not relate to this episode at all. Not the medical case, not Foreman's situation.

Loved it. Alzheimer's is such an incredibly complex, depressing disease. I liked this episode because personally I have a relative with the disease, and it made me feel things that probably people I know have felt. Made me more empathic.

It's sad to see Foreman getting into trouble unnecessarily. I hope nothing bad happens to him.

Both cases were exciting. I personally liked the dissociative personality disorder, and how it is portrayed in this episode.

I loved the conversation between Adams and House at the end. I think it defines me so much. I hope to always remember it.

I especially love this quote:

Dr. Gregory House: Your parents screwed you up by not screwing you up.

Dr. Jessica Adams: How does briefly wishing I was screwed up make me screwed up?

Dr. Gregory House: It's normal to be screwed up. It's really screwed up to romanticize it. Guess that's why you wanted to work with prisoners.

Dr. Jessica Adams: It's why I wanted to work with you.

I really didn't expect all the lies to not be lies at the end. I thought they were going to diagnose his honesty as a symptom, too.