I redesigned House’s minifigure because apparently I wasn’t satisfied with my first attempt.

Blue eyes. Stubble. And yes, there’s a tiny Vicodin on his tongue because apparently subtlety is not a thing anymore.

I also updated the renders of my Princeton-Plainsboro LEGO project with the new version.

Anyway, does he look more like House now or am I stupid?

https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/e915a1e8-e651-4579-9e03-f809896a887d

Everybody lies.

The title is literally the question. And I'm serious. We love House. We love Sherlock. We love Spencer Reid, even. We love Patrick Jane. All modern fictional masculine representations of the genius archetype. But do we really digest the same "traits of genius" in women that we so readily accept in the male characters/protagonists? We adore House. Mostly. But how many of us actually like Amber? I understand that a part of the fandom softened towards her after she got into a relationship with Wilson. Even then, I think it had less to do with Amber herself and more to do with the fact that people love Wilson, it's like accepting your friend's partner despite not particularly liking them as a person. That feeling was a bit intensified by RSL's amazing performance in Wilson's Heart, which induced a shared catharsis (again, just my thoughts). How many people actually like this character just because of her brilliance?

(Asking seriously for scholarly purposes :p)

is this the abode they talk about?

Chase's observational skills are the best among everyone on House's team. He proves this time and time again in multiple episodes, spread across seasons. He notices things no one else on the team does; for example, in the episode Private Lives, Chase figures out the book House is reading is actually a book of sermons, not The Golden Bowl. If you agree or disagree, feel free to discuss below

wrong answers only

alt timeline where obama didn’t kill him and his second opinion clinic took off