"House" is my favorite American drama so far. Perhaps for many drama fans who pursue intense excitement, the plot of "House" is too patterned, and the super fast speech speed and overwhelming medical knowledge are often a headache. Many U.S. dramas began to have plots in the second season and the relationship between characters and characters became complicated. I admit that the third season of "House" was relatively dull for a while, but the overall level was still maintained. The biggest charm of "House" is the charm of the characters. Uncle Poison Tongue, who doesn't love?
Another feature of "House" is its extraordinary analysis of human nature. In front of the uncle, there is nowhere to hide the ignorance, ignorance, selfishness, conceit, cruelty, and weakness of human nature, and any noble morality and great sentiment become vulnerable. "People lies" "Everybody make mistake", maybe human beings are such bad creatures, the uncle just accepts this reality more calmly than others.
At the end of the third season, Chase was copied, Foreman and Cameron resigned, the uncle's group completely collapsed, but I believe that uncle will be able to call them back. (Chase, you must come back~~~TOT)
Let me talk about my views on the three subordinates of the uncle (purely personal opinion):
Chase: At the beginning, I felt like a man who was only a non-committal to the boss and was a slap-up to the uncle. Handsome guy, the worst of the three is him. But doctors are also humans, and they have their own emotions and shortcomings. And in the play, we can also clearly see the growth of Chase, he is getting closer and closer to a good doctor and a good man. The most impressive was the 15th episode of the third season. Everyone thought that the uncle was suffering from cancer. Everyone had different reactions. Only Chase expressed his thoughts most candidly. With red eyes, he said to the uncle: "I'm sorry your die, I gonna hug you." Then he hugged him tightly without the uncle's permission. It's so cute! >_<
Cameron: I don't like this woman the least in the whole show. She always thinks that she is morally rampant. She married her ex-husband because he had only a few months to live, and she would like the uncle because he was "painful". Just as Foremen commented on her, marrying a terminally ill patient with only a few months left is not great, but marrying a patient who has to take care of her for a lifetime is great. Her approach is not self-sacrifice, but self-satisfaction.
Foreman: The best in every aspect of the three. As a black man born in a slum, Foreman didn't get everything easy, which made him a strict perfectionist, and he also had the same strict requirements on the people around him. He respected the uncle but didn't like him, and he didn't like Chase and Cameron either. Such a person is destined to be lonely. He may be a good doctor, but he will not be a good son, a good friend, a good lover, or even a good man. (Foreman said later in the third season that he doesn't want to be like the uncle. But in fact, he is the one who resembles the uncle the most, sometimes even more Jerk than the uncle.)
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