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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
House usually learns "a lesson" from his patients, so I'm not sure it applies in this case.
That's true. And there usually is someone -- patient or family of patient -- who gives some trenchant insight into House's battered soul. So maybe this is just more of the same. I suppose it's really the Mortality Giving You Insight Into What's Really Important theme.
brenda, did he know she was 14?
4 or 5 episodes, Aimée.
Brenda, doesn't that still count as inappropriate and over-reacting? I mean, it's not conclusive, but people who solve problems with violence, or act out are the superset in which him abusing his daughter could fall.
As for Smallville, I couldn't do it. The prospect of good Lex/Clark looks like it's dropped dramatically. And it had already dropped enough.
No. But I don't think that's going to mean much to her dad. Or the cops, for that matter. I'm not sure he didn't get off easy, all things considered.
looks like it's dropped dramatically. And it had already dropped enough.Yeah, I see no future for Lex/Clark . And that is just wrong.
Though Lex and his sycophant stalker / office helper were amusing. Though one clever scene isn't enough to keep me watching.
ER: Okay, there are two 'he's involved here, right? It's not one guy sleeping with his 14-year-old daughter and giving her STDs? He's sleeping with someone else's 14-year-old? Which, you know, still v. bad.
Katie: The "he" sleeping with the 14 year old is a Doc from the ER. The other "he" is the 14 year olds dad who beat up said doc.
does the happy dance!
I just hired someone for my big project. Yay!! I needed the help ASAP, so this is a load off my mind.
Aimee--see, that makes more sense.