Love the reincorporation of the unreciprocated handshake. They did it way back in season one too. A great way to show that these are two characters who, on a fundamental level, are entirely incompatible.
"He can't even see the sanctity of a human life anymore" wasn't the person he killed a ruthless dictator who was killing a lot of people and threatened her life?
Oly1y She's in her delusional moral bubble. In the end, it wasn't house that couldn't "corrupt" her, it was her that couldn't stand feeling guilty. Chase knew very well he was defiling the "sanctity" of life, but he did it anyway to prevent a massacre. He had enough gut to make a decision that he will have to live with for the rest of his life, she didn't. And i'm not bashing her she was a great character. Just like house not being able to handle pain, she couldn't handle guilt. Shame this series ended it has such deep characters..
Zoheir Leub I guess your just choosing to ignore the oath doctors take, both of them have a point. While Chase did good for the people, as a doctor he did break his oath to do no harm.
She feels guilty for not loving Chase and jumps at the opportunity to blame House for the fact that her relationship didn't work out, now she can be the victim, take the moral high ground and walk out in a melodramatic way with her self image in tact, congratulations.
This video proved what House said in their date. She was seeing House as her project to help and fix and she got pissed at the end because she wasn't able to do it. There were moments i liked Cameron very much but scenes like this really frustrated me and felt she just doesn't grow up. She tells House i loved you, no she didn't love him she loved the idea of a fixed House, she hatted the idea that there was nothing that would change House. The only woman who loved House exactly like he was were Stacy and Lydia. They were the only two who knew him the way he was and still loved him. Don't get me wrong i love Huddy but she made the same mistake as Cameron in a different way she tried to change him
I don't know there is something about their scenes which I find very interesting especially because I knew at some point Cameron was going to be House's love interest and the producers changed their minds. So it's interesting to see how everything changed since season 3 and how they used this scene to back up what House told Cameron in their first date. Now I think the chemistry between Hugh and Jennifer was very good but thinking on how the characters fitted I don't think they were right for each other. Ive always said the best chemistry was with Cuddy but her character wasn't right for House either.
@@sarizonana She and House were actually a fit but the showrunners had to find an excuse for removing Cameron so they turned her character into something horrible.
Cameron is the person who instead of looking for the prince charming, looks for the frog, that you kiss and become the prince. Except House didn't want to, so she went to Chase and was disappointed not to make him the perfect person. She looks for the most screwed-up person she meets and tries to be her light and hope, so that her ego grows, and she becomes the perfect and holy person full of love and morality. But this is toxic, because the other person thinks that he doesn't deserve you and ends up sacrificing himself too much, to try to reach his level, until in the end he ends up losing control of who he really is.
She and House were a match made in hell. She wanted to find messed up people to save. He wanted to bring people around him down to his level of misery. Unstoppable force meets immovable object.
I heard beyond s2 they intended to push the romance further but the actor and actress behind the character were 20 years apart and didnt feel comfortable with it cuz they were friends on top of the age gap. While you're right that the way it turned out was toxic I think their dynamic and chemistry were perfect. She needed a rock and he needed someone who would love him beyond reason or logic. That first season where she left cuz when she said she liked him and all he could do was avoid eye contact and freeze up and didnt even shake her hand when she said she quit and was about to leave to get her emotions in check. That was a really sad moment cuz in that moment she just needed to take what she wanted and he would eventually accept it. Even with cuddy he never made the first move, she did. Hes a very good leader in the work place because hes hyper competent but because hes so emotionally fragile he can at best avoid confronting uncomfortable emotions. I think it's his test after stacy because he wanted to be sure before starting a relationship 1 that she was serious enough to push for it herself and 2 that he was allowed to make a mistake or be selfish and have it not ruin it sooner or later so he wouldnt have to live in fear of abandonment after opening up. Think how he tested the Russian girl by hiding her letters for her green card. The test was wanting to see before even trying for a relationship if she understood that he was capable of hurting her and of lying and if she had the grace to forgive him for it. He didn't test cuddy for grace so it blew up in his face when she left though the writing was trash since it was a rush job to get the actress out of the show. Maybe I'm projecting but I have a ton of similarities with house including how the mom and dad dynamic was and its affect on me and my hatred of authority from exactly the kind of father he had. That's part of why I loved the show is not only did I see a lot of myself in house but they even portrayed his origin story accurately as in this family dynamic is the cause and house is the effect. But based on all the psychological and origin similarities as well as similar experiences, I can say without a doubt that the relationship with cameron would have worked out well but she needed to be the one acting on faith because house will not. Be the yin to his yang. He knew that she could do better he was a messed up crippled junkie 20 years older than her. But they were good for each other imo cuz you can see how much she grew with him in her life teaching her the harsh realities. Her softness is something you reserve for loved ones not for the world at large. The world eats people like her and spits them out. It was sad when she told him she realized he helped people not because he cared about them but because it was right. They wrote I guess that she realized it was impossible to live up to his standard of integrity and it wasnt empathy driving him but cold logic, it just happened to include a set of ethics that holds life as sacred. In that scene she just needed to kiss him and say you're worth it to me and not pressure him for an answer. He would warm up on his own. What she needed to do was rise to the challenge, realize its impossible to really meet such a standard but try anyway kind of like Wilson did. He gave him shit but never truly judged him or pressured him like he never left that's why house gave up everything to spend his last months with him. She was basically a less mature Wilson but if she chose him and committed to it instead of seeking his approval over her feelings it would have worked out just fine. Thats the biggest thing with house is he doesnt define his relationships with people, he let's them do that for themselves. Her fixer tendencies were too selfish at their core so she chose to walk cuz she wanted to be validated for it rather than just love him without expecting an answer and let things play out on faith. I've had women try to be cameron but they drove me away because they needed to be validated rather than just loving me and letting me learn to and accept being loved so I can feel safe to reciprocate it. It ended up looking like some crazy behavior since life isn't a movie but if u want someone with a shell you gotta give them room to leave the shell and not punish them for having the shell, or immediately stick a knife in when they leave the shell to take a chance.
Ah, I always loved Cameron. Show started when I was a a teen, and it was really incredible to see a woman like her on screen. She taught me a lot. I stopped watching the show when she left in season 3 because she was IT for me in the show, and I will always be sad that they didn't show more of her. At the same time that was a blessing, then I get to keep the image that I have of her in my mind. I should watch up until this episode at least, I think. This character, an emotional and logical woman with a moral compass and a sense of empathy while at the same time being incredibly flawed and always working to get better and do better? And, in the end she was the one who remained true to herself. This was why I thought they worked so well together, Cameron and House. She believed he could do better, but loved him for who he was. Pushed him to do better, but still loved him when he didn't. And he pushed her, challenged her, but neither changed who they were for each other. They were complete without, but better with each other, IMO. I still think she loved him, even as she left in this scene. She'll always love him.
Agreed! On another note, i didn't think house and cameron matched. Sure, cameron had feelings for house, but they wouldn't be a happy couple. House and cameron's philosophy just doesn't match. I liked cameron and chase. I watched this episode before going to sleep at night. My sleep was ruined seeing them break up and her leaving. She was a breath of fresh air, a genuine human. Chase had faults, but it seemed they found solace in each other. Cameron was a bit messed up.
Ugh, Cameron is the WORST. The patient was SAVED from death. He/she is ALIVE and HEALTHY because of House's genius and tenacity. What more does she fucking want?!?
Ikr! I am so sick of people telling me that she tried to change him! She loved him as he was, but always thought he could do better. They would have been good together, because Cameron would have stopped changing him and maybe her goodness would have rubbed off on House, but at a point they would have broken up almost due to the same reason Cuddy and House didn't work
@@KhushiSharma-ij6su Do better? He saved hundreds of lives. I'd say he was doing pretty damn good. Cameron absolutely wanted to change him into a "nice, sweet, emotionally available" guy. But that's not who he was. He was never that guy, even before his leg infarction.
Her character acted like she was so morally righteous & better than everyone else but she ended up being the most messed up one.. what she did to chase was so wrong
People have mixed opinions, but she was a great part of this show. I work in healthcare and to say that the grey areas are always there is an understatement.
Ummmm, no he didn't you idiot. Cameron is just spouting utter bullshit here. She's a self-deluded circle queen living in her own moral bubble. House saved the patient's life. That's what matters.
@@samk6206 Not when it's warranted. How exactly did House get "psychologically bitch-slapped" here? That's an idiotic comment. Everything Cameron said was ridiculous and totally out of tune with reality.
Cameron is saying that the profession House is in means more than cold utilitarian outcomes. They all take an oath to do no harm to individuals who entrust them with their lives. Sabotaging the life of a patient, even a ruthless genocidal dictator, is a violation of the law, their ethical code, and trust. It is one thing to choose not to treat a person due to their unrepentant malevolence. It is another to legally promise to do right by them and then assassinate them at their most vulnerable with no ability to defend themselves. If someone who is legally obligated to help you wanted to mortally harm you, would you want the opportunity to fight for your life or no? This is why doctors promise to first do no harm. Chase proclaimed himself judge, jury, and executioner and felt no regret for violating his oath as he would have done it again. Cameron is saying yet another wrong on top of thousands of other wrongs does not make something right, especially when you go through years of specialized training that few will ever have access to for the explicit purpose of treating the sick and vulnerable. Many logically minded people might choose to do what Chase did. All Cameron is saying is that neither House nor Chase should then remain doctors after violating the most fundamental principle of their job. People have a right to know the motivations of those who care for them and the risks involved in choosing their provider without having to worry about being assassinanted.
I used to like Cameron when she was in love with House but after she left, she became so authoritative and even more annoying. Kind of screwed with her moral reasonings because she is just plain judgmental.
This kinda scenario can make one become bitter. She hate herself for loving him and changed. I do agree that she has become annoying and judgemental. But after the things she went to, I am glad that its not worst. Or I'm just a softie idk
Not most, just a few. Amber, 13, Park, and the boring one from season 8. So 4 main female characters that didn't fall for him. They might have liked and respected him, but that's not the same thing.
Didn't expect such a scene at all! The moment her voice gets heavy and she talks... Ooff!! I can't stop but feel heavy every time for three of them!! Cameron, house and Chase!
The one that got away. Cameron never lost sight of who she was or what she believed. Integrity. Brilliance. Compassion. Probably the strongest character in the series. "You married someone... Knowing they would die?"
He asked them to and was already dying. He was in pain and suffering and waiting for the end. That was a mercy kill. She was also shown crying in a church right after that. She didn’t like doing it and probably wouldn’t have if Erza didn’t want it. Either way, morality is often problematic for doctors. They take an oath to do no harm and to not discriminate. Killing the dictator broke both those oaths. You have to treat everyone equally and to the utmost of your ability, even if they are the most evil person alive. Doctors can’t pick and choose who to treat and who not to treat. Those oaths exist to stop doctors from playing god. Something House did often.
@@SelectiveApathy82 yes, every life is sacred. Cameron was not an idiot. Every life is to be valued. It’s like Carlisle in Twilight said. He didn’t relish killing, even the death of a sadistic person like James. Life is sacred, every one of them. It’s a lie to say otherwise.
@@kellyolson1952 I disagree completely. My mom, dad, sister's, cousin's and mailman's life is far more important and sacred than Charles Manson, Jodi Arias, Ted Bundy, and James Holmes. I really, really hate idealists. They're so misguided and arrogant.
@@kellyolson1952 that line of thinking is problematic every life is not sacred a dictator that is going to kill millions of people life is not sacred just because they happen to be human they're a dangerous monster that is going to end millions of lives if you have a chance to put them into that why shouldn't you
The reason this scene is so powerful is that many people share both House's and Cameron's point of view. I think what cameron's saying is kind of abhorrent but that's why this works.
Only idiots share Cameron's point of view. "Good" or "bad" intentions don't mean squat. The outcome is all that matters. Is it a positive or negative outcome? That's ALL that matters.
@@CheerfullyCynical829 also for Chase it was specifically good that drove him so that doesn’t apply here? He sacrificed his innocence for what was right
@@mr.t993 Yeah I'm strictly talking about the medicine and the patient's POV. I fully agree that House is a complete fucking asshole towards even the FEW people that care about him like Wilson, and he deserves to be alone for that.
When I spolied myself at first with this scene, I thought House must have done something really screwed up to everyone, that Cameron could flip off that hard, and that Cameron would have been the one somehow changing or saving House. After going meticulously through the show the only thing I see is how an ultimate sense of morality was the only thing that never let her be moved by absolutely anyone in the team, or the hostpital. She moved for noone. She was way too screwed up in her life from earlier and too warped into her lookout on life to be able to bond to others really meaningfully, or to not run away. People should change, and people do change on impression by those who have leave meaningful impressions; that is what happened with all the others who were supposedly became monsters under House. Or they improved in most areas of their knowledge, and their values adjusted to one, who abandoned structures of values that obstructed the goal of actually saving lives...
Cameron is a great character but damn if she aint the biggest hypocrite in the entire show. Her character was always based on morals. When to do right and be the good person, always treating the patient with the most care and not like puzzles, she probably put her self on a higher standard than everyone else because she was kinder to the patient and looked after them. She was morally better than the other doctors, but thats only when she thought the patients were angels. When she found dirt on patients, her quality of care took a nose dive. She hurried along through treatments and sometimes harmed the patients if they didnt meet her moral requirements. She did exactly what she accused House of doing, playing God and throwing her judgement. The worst part is, she isnt as good of a person as she says she is. She never truly loved Chase and was hung up on a past relationship, but lied to Chase that was over it. All she was looking for, was 1 reason, 1 imperfection on Chase to drop him and she then blamed House when her feelings on Dibala probably pushed Chase to kill him more than House did.
Cameron is a bit of a hypocrite. The reality is that 10 out of 10 people would want a house as their doctor if they have a serious or complicated illness. House's job isn't to enrich the patients life. Only save them. People that think Cameron's good will or Wilson's bedside manner will make them feel better while they are dead are just lying to themselves. People are in charge of their own happiness, not doctors.
Aluneth Master who gives a flying fuck about amber. Her actress sucked ass and didn’t have the attitude a real doctor would have she was basically a hooker in a doctor suit.
Oh what the hell bro...She was the one who talked about letting Dibala die in the 1st scene with Cuddy and Chase picked up the idea. It was HER who installed the idea of having him killed indirectly. She is, at best, running away from situation if things dont turn out her way. Annoying she was here.
Cameron always said: "the life is precious", "we have to respect the patient" ext.. And, when Chase told her he killed the dictator, she forgive him (she said to forgot about what happened). I was like: " wtf girl? You always said you want to do the right thing and now you want to cover up an omicidie?". Yes. But when Chase decided to stay with House. She told him that House ruin him? Cause the first Chase would never kill someone? Girl, you agreed too to cover a murder. She is so inconsistent, that's why I hate her.
The point is they are both hypocrites, just on different sides of the coin, the only difference being, house understands that everybody is a hypocrite, Cameron convinces herself that she is above the fray
She admits she's an idiot for trying to "fix" him, at least. You should never want to be with someone if you want to change them. That's a basic rule of life and a trope on TV that is overdone 1000x. I still didn't like how she blamed him for what happened. House had an impact on Chase, certainly, but it was still Chase's choice to kill a patient. Chase and Cameron weren't really good for e/o either IMO, House or no House.
Cameron in the first three seasons is much different than blonde Cameron. Obviously, Jennifer Morrison got that role on Once Upon a Time, and wisely left this show. However, I wish they built up her exit and development a bit better.
I hatr when the laster seasons portrayed house as some inhumane monster only interested in "puzzles". Thats was never the case in earlier seasons. He was fascinated by the cases but would he lie to the transplant committeees and break all the rules to save their lives for a puzzle? If that was the case once they figured out the diagnosis. He wouldnt give a damn afterwards
Morality isn't weakness. It takes a strong person to do the right thing in the face of criticism or persuasion of others. People do seem to love dragging others down 🤨
How can she act as if chase did such a terrible thing while she tried to steer dybalas general to think dybala was loosing his mind and i thinks that's worse than what chase did, chase was strong enough to do it himself.
Cameron didn’t deserve Chase, anyway. IMO, the only reason Chase did what he did was because the dictator grabbed Cameron’s arm. Chase knew in that moment that the dictator would kill anyone who doesn’t agree with him. Basically Hitler. Chase killed him because he loved Cameron so much, and wanted her to be safe
I never liked Cameron.. She is like one of those people who find a partner to fix them..she was too emotional as a doctor...i know a character like House irl can be pain in the a** but a character like her is sooo freakin annoying
House has "killed" patients through assisted suicide, which is legal in many countries. House has helped cure murderers because the puzzle is all that matters. Chase chose to kill someone who didn't want to die. Cameron is infantilizing Chase and House's team like they're not adults who can make their own choices. Chase chose to kill that dictator, House wouldn't have. This scene is silly.
Chase killed Dabala, precisely *because* he could see the sanctity of all the human lives that Dabala was going to extinguish to stay in power in his country. Maybe it wasnt his place to do so, but to paint him as some callous sociopath is flat out unfair and untrue. As a medical officer of the german army, 1917 you get called into to treat a patient suffering catastrophic chemical burns to the eyes from a mustard gas attack on the enemy that backfired. His medical chart names him one A. Hitler. That night as you are getting some shut eye, you get a vision of the future and in that future, you see this man unexpectedly rise to political power and trigger a war that would kill millions, whilst making great effort to exterminate over 6 million people, mostly j*wish. You are assured that this vision will 100% come to pass. The next day, it is time to administer Lance Corporal Hitler's antibiotics. However, you could just as easily switch the penecillin for carbolic cleaner and save millions of lives. What do you do? This was the choice that Chase was forced to make. There isnt really a scenario in which he could live with himself, but he made the decision that saved the most amount of lives. He upheld his hippocratic oath in that sense. So I dont demonise him for that decision.
It's just shitty writing. They seem to have forgotten about the old researcher that Cameron killed because he was suffering 🥴 Killing a guy who was going to slaughter thousands of people is bad though 😂🤦♂️
Cameron is my least favorite of the original team by far. She's like a less experienced Wilson, but unlike Wilson she's willing to manipulate literally everyone around her. She also has the lamest backstory, fell in love with a dead guy that she idealized to the extreme that literally every other human being fails to measure up to. It's not even a backstory, it's a complex.
I hated this scene. I was a fan of these two as being a romantic pairing from the first few seasons but the show went elsewhere with that shit... by the time we got to here, this scene felt too little, too late to have emotional resonance and felt manipulative and bs. I believe Jennifer was leaving the show after this... and we wouldn't see her again until the series finale, and even then it was a dream/hallulcination... this show really pissed me off about this will they wont they with these two.
Ugh, Cameron is the WORST. The patient was SAVED from death. He/she is ALIVE and HEALTHY because of House's genius and tenacity. What more does she fucking want?!?
God I hate this scene .Cameron is so stupid here .... yes let us save Hitler dibala bla bla becausse all life is sacred ... and I hate this show and love it for the classical emotional manipulation...
I want them to become a real couple in House M.D but this never happened. I can say that although House maybe not love Cameron but she is an important person in House's life because in the final episode of season 8, she is included in House's hallucination :)
Now looking back on it all these years later, House did like Cameron and she WAS important to him. It just want something that was easy and meant to be
What's sad is that Jennifer Morrison wanted to stay on the House cast but the producers and all chose to write her out the rest of the series until the final episode. Imagine if House and Cameron at one point became boyfriend and girlfriend during the series.
They wrote her off a cliff cuz originally she was supposed to be houses long term love interest but the actors didn't want it cuz of the age gap like they didnt want recurring romance scenes. Cameron was good for house until she lost her purpose as female Wilson in s3
Cameron = only character House didn't end up changing into a version of himself = why she was interesting. Because she believed in herself & her morals (annoying some viewers) she was the only one capable of truly challenging House with logic,argument, philosophical debate. Now House is a monster who is only influenced by coercion/extortion by others. Not nearly as entertaining. Cam leaving is partly why i no longer watch.
It's a pity you stopped watching the show though. I don't know if I could do that - whether it's a book, a TV show, a film, I always watch it to the end. There always can be something unexpected, and even if there isn't, I'm too curious to stop myself.
6 years after......not good enough reason to stop watching House, but I mostly agree with you. I must point out that Cameron was severely corrupted by House, unfortunately . If you compare Cameron from the very first episodes to Cameron in the end of third season (and afterwards), you can see that she lost all of her naivety and innocence. In later season, she was no longer that same sweet Cameron we all knew and she rarely smiled (she smiled often in first season). Watch the whole show all over, take notes and you will see a radical change in personality. HOWEVER, despite those significant changes in Cameron personality, she did not succumb to House's influence and her "core" personality remained unchanged, the things that truly matter remained the same: her morals, her ideals. I believe that a few years without House and a proper spouse returned her sweet personality and her smile again. Do not forget that House (a great character we all love) is a manipulative sociopath.....I knew a manipulative sociopath once in my life....you wouldn't believe how easily they corrupt you before you realise it. And for the record, between House and the person I knew, I would still choose House.
She definitely didnt challenge House with logic. She thinks the Dictators life was more valuable than the thousands he would kill, and she left Chase because of it
KurasakiBleachigo1 from a moral point of view (which is the core of Cameron’s character), that’s the right choice. In the words of Captain America (another morally compassed character) in Infinity War: “we don’t trade lives”.
Cameron si fue importante para House,le dice a Chase la mujer especial con quién te casarás,cuando Wlison le dice a House que él no sabe si intento conquistarla,hay muchas escenas en todas las temporadas que con la mirada lo demuestra.Lastima los guionistas no le dieron una oportunidad a esta pareja.Ello lo entendió mucho más que Cudy y lo acepto.❤️
A lot of people don’t understand why she’s so upset over them purposely killing the dictator but you all should realize. She’s a doctor to the core. Doctors literally have to swear an oath to “Do no harm” and to “not discriminate” their patients. They trampled on that oath that they all would have had to take. Yes you could argue that it was the morally correct choice. But Doctors aren’t supposed to have their morals overrule how they treat patients. Because that’s when they start playing God. Something House seemed to do a lot.
I notice no one argued with you comment. Well said. There is a reason doctors have an oath to do no harm. It is even MORE important for doctors to do no harm with patients who are morally reprehensible.
@@willardsteele4857 So, the thousands of people that the dictator outright said he was going to kill were less important than Chase's oath. How noble. And how cowardly.
@@Ares99999 Again, picking and choosing who to treat and save is playing god, even if they don't deserve to be saved. If a real doctor were to do this, they would would be fired, lose their license, and likely go to jail.
@ChaoticNight yeah it was confirmed she killed ezra, also that she killed another patient who was trying to use her morals so she can remember him. So dont protect her bcs she isnt any better besides, I would rather pick House over any other doctor bcs results matter. If you were dying and someone treated you, do you think you would care how they got it? Just like Foreman, she couldnt handle stuff bcs of their own made up believs so they dont feel guilty.
After all this time she still can't do basic math. Chase killed a man to save thousands of lives (so he thought). Probably an even worse dictator would replace him soon enough. But "his motives mattered". She just wasn't capable of entering that wormhole, which requires some serious balls. I wouldn't do it either to be honest. I think Cameron was a bit to the Christian freak end, she thought that she could be moral even by doing nothing, and sometimes that's false. Life is a constant risk whether you move or not. And she wanted so much to be morally right that she couldn't put herself in a position of potentially being morally wrong. But by doing nothing she was already there, just not by choice, which doesn't excuse you if your aim is a moral high ground. On the other end, Chase was naive and went too far. What he thought was the right move perhaps changed little in that country he was trying to overthrow single-handedly. House was at some fault for Chase's move. But House helped him a lot too over time, and he is not his father. Everyone has to protect themselves. But that's Cameron whole shtick, to act like she can and is protecting everyone. Takes someone a bit full of herself to think you can pull that off.
Sem Nome its weird but after Chase getting over what he did and finally getting his life back in control after that he became a much more confident doctor and much more mature. Corrupted or not Chase was born for that department and belongs to House in some way, The had a sort of telepathy to solve the cases which was proven right on the first episode of the show. Chase suggested to get an X-ray of Adler's brain to give her the prove she wanted of type worm then House said do the xRay but not of her head or brain but of her leg. That's how great their minds worked together during the Heavy Episode Chase was able to work under pressure and suggest bring fat as a symptom and House quite agrees and gets the diagnosis out of that suggestion with a small correction of what Chase said. So I'm glad Chase picked House over Cameron
Dibala told chase he was going to exterminate the Sitibi (almost 2 million people according to the guy that tried to kill him and that used to carry those exterminations) what real choice did Chase have other than to prevent that? Besides, later in the episode he tells Foreman that "The moderates are taking over", which implies that is won't be another tyrant (at least not right after Dibala)
Reducing a life to mathematics.. murdering a guy because of some stuff you saw on TV... Let's hope the next time you go to the hospital your doctor or nurse doesn't determine you to be an evil person and switch your medications. If everyone acted like this civilisation would collapse.
![House & Cameron | What I am is what you need. [+8x22]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Sks2hNpjy6E/mqdefault.jpg)
When he moves and attempts to follow her... so powerful.
Love the reincorporation of the unreciprocated handshake. They did it way back in season one too. A great way to show that these are two characters who, on a fundamental level, are entirely incompatible.
they may have been incompatible, but there was a connection there. At the end of the day, she never stopped loving him.
"He can't even see the sanctity of a human life anymore" wasn't the person he killed a ruthless dictator who was killing a lot of people and threatened her life?
Oly1y She's in her delusional moral bubble. In the end, it wasn't house that couldn't "corrupt" her, it was her that couldn't stand feeling guilty. Chase knew very well he was defiling the "sanctity" of life, but he did it anyway to prevent a massacre. He had enough gut to make a decision that he will have to live with for the rest of his life, she didn't. And i'm not bashing her she was a great character. Just like house not being able to handle pain, she couldn't handle guilt. Shame this series ended it has such deep characters..
@@leubzo1436 Not kidding, it was an awesome series. One of my favorites. And Hugh Laurie was awesome as House.
Zoheir Leub I guess your just choosing to ignore the oath doctors take, both of them have a point. While Chase did good for the people, as a doctor he did break his oath to do no harm.
@@nykerianash1590 Lot of shitty doctors out there who took that oath.
Matt012763 and a lot of good ones.
I guess this means that "She's the one the one that got away."
Good, she can keep on going!
She feels guilty for not loving Chase and jumps at the opportunity to blame House for the fact that her relationship didn't work out, now she can be the victim, take the moral high ground and walk out in a melodramatic way with her self image in tact, congratulations.
@@Rick-zw7zv well said
@@Rick-zw7zv perfectly said . Explains all bitches in a nutshell. If there relationship fail they play victim an make themselves look like angels
I always thought of her that way.
This video proved what House said in their date. She was seeing House as her project to help and fix and she got pissed at the end because she wasn't able to do it.
There were moments i liked Cameron very much but scenes like this really frustrated me and felt she just doesn't grow up. She tells House i loved you, no she didn't love him she loved the idea of a fixed House, she hatted the idea that there was nothing that would change House.
The only woman who loved House exactly like he was were Stacy and Lydia. They were the only two who knew him the way he was and still loved him.
Don't get me wrong i love Huddy but she made the same mistake as Cameron in a different way she tried to change him
Sara Zonana why then watch so many videos of Hameron and comment on each of them how you think they don't fit together? ))
I don't know there is something about their scenes which I find very interesting especially because I knew at some point Cameron was going to be House's love interest and the producers changed their minds.
So it's interesting to see how everything changed since season 3 and how they used this scene to back up what House told Cameron in their first date.
Now I think the chemistry between Hugh and Jennifer was very good but thinking on how the characters fitted I don't think they were right for each other.
Ive always said the best chemistry was with Cuddy but her character wasn't right for House either.
@@sarizonana She and House were actually a fit but the showrunners had to find an excuse for removing Cameron so they turned her character into something horrible.
Yup. Classic codependent. But codependents can and do grow; the Cameron character is just a kinda caricature codependent.
Who's Huddy?
Cameron is the person who instead of looking for the prince charming, looks for the frog, that you kiss and become the prince. Except House didn't want to, so she went to Chase and was disappointed not to make him the perfect person. She looks for the most screwed-up person she meets and tries to be her light and hope, so that her ego grows, and she becomes the perfect and holy person full of love and morality. But this is toxic, because the other person thinks that he doesn't deserve you and ends up sacrificing himself too much, to try to reach his level, until in the end he ends up losing control of who he really is.
She and House were a match made in hell. She wanted to find messed up people to save. He wanted to bring people around him down to his level of misery. Unstoppable force meets immovable object.
That's sadly reminds something in my life
It's not toxic of her to do so.
It's a very noble impulse.
Lmao "I can fix him"😅😂😂
I heard beyond s2 they intended to push the romance further but the actor and actress behind the character were 20 years apart and didnt feel comfortable with it cuz they were friends on top of the age gap.
While you're right that the way it turned out was toxic I think their dynamic and chemistry were perfect. She needed a rock and he needed someone who would love him beyond reason or logic.
That first season where she left cuz when she said she liked him and all he could do was avoid eye contact and freeze up and didnt even shake her hand when she said she quit and was about to leave to get her emotions in check. That was a really sad moment cuz in that moment she just needed to take what she wanted and he would eventually accept it. Even with cuddy he never made the first move, she did. Hes a very good leader in the work place because hes hyper competent but because hes so emotionally fragile he can at best avoid confronting uncomfortable emotions. I think it's his test after stacy because he wanted to be sure before starting a relationship 1 that she was serious enough to push for it herself and 2 that he was allowed to make a mistake or be selfish and have it not ruin it sooner or later so he wouldnt have to live in fear of abandonment after opening up.
Think how he tested the Russian girl by hiding her letters for her green card. The test was wanting to see before even trying for a relationship if she understood that he was capable of hurting her and of lying and if she had the grace to forgive him for it. He didn't test cuddy for grace so it blew up in his face when she left though the writing was trash since it was a rush job to get the actress out of the show.
Maybe I'm projecting but I have a ton of similarities with house including how the mom and dad dynamic was and its affect on me and my hatred of authority from exactly the kind of father he had. That's part of why I loved the show is not only did I see a lot of myself in house but they even portrayed his origin story accurately as in this family dynamic is the cause and house is the effect.
But based on all the psychological and origin similarities as well as similar experiences, I can say without a doubt that the relationship with cameron would have worked out well but she needed to be the one acting on faith because house will not. Be the yin to his yang. He knew that she could do better he was a messed up crippled junkie 20 years older than her. But they were good for each other imo cuz you can see how much she grew with him in her life teaching her the harsh realities. Her softness is something you reserve for loved ones not for the world at large. The world eats people like her and spits them out.
It was sad when she told him she realized he helped people not because he cared about them but because it was right. They wrote I guess that she realized it was impossible to live up to his standard of integrity and it wasnt empathy driving him but cold logic, it just happened to include a set of ethics that holds life as sacred. In that scene she just needed to kiss him and say you're worth it to me and not pressure him for an answer. He would warm up on his own.
What she needed to do was rise to the challenge, realize its impossible to really meet such a standard but try anyway kind of like Wilson did. He gave him shit but never truly judged him or pressured him like he never left that's why house gave up everything to spend his last months with him. She was basically a less mature Wilson but if she chose him and committed to it instead of seeking his approval over her feelings it would have worked out just fine. Thats the biggest thing with house is he doesnt define his relationships with people, he let's them do that for themselves. Her fixer tendencies were too selfish at their core so she chose to walk cuz she wanted to be validated for it rather than just love him without expecting an answer and let things play out on faith.
I've had women try to be cameron but they drove me away because they needed to be validated rather than just loving me and letting me learn to and accept being loved so I can feel safe to reciprocate it. It ended up looking like some crazy behavior since life isn't a movie but if u want someone with a shell you gotta give them room to leave the shell and not punish them for having the shell, or immediately stick a knife in when they leave the shell to take a chance.
Ah, I always loved Cameron. Show started when I was a a teen, and it was really incredible to see a woman like her on screen. She taught me a lot. I stopped watching the show when she left in season 3 because she was IT for me in the show, and I will always be sad that they didn't show more of her. At the same time that was a blessing, then I get to keep the image that I have of her in my mind. I should watch up until this episode at least, I think. This character, an emotional and logical woman with a moral compass and a sense of empathy while at the same time being incredibly flawed and always working to get better and do better? And, in the end she was the one who remained true to herself.
This was why I thought they worked so well together, Cameron and House. She believed he could do better, but loved him for who he was. Pushed him to do better, but still loved him when he didn't. And he pushed her, challenged her, but neither changed who they were for each other. They were complete without, but better with each other, IMO. I still think she loved him, even as she left in this scene. She'll always love him.
Agreed! On another note, i didn't think house and cameron matched. Sure, cameron had feelings for house, but they wouldn't be a happy couple. House and cameron's philosophy just doesn't match. I liked cameron and chase. I watched this episode before going to sleep at night. My sleep was ruined seeing them break up and her leaving. She was a breath of fresh air, a genuine human. Chase had faults, but it seemed they found solace in each other. Cameron was a bit messed up.
@@duku9919 Ironic since Chase ended up becoming the next gen House by the end of the series.
Ugh, Cameron is the WORST. The patient was SAVED from death. He/she is ALIVE and HEALTHY because of House's genius and tenacity. What more does she fucking want?!?
Ikr! I am so sick of people telling me that she tried to change him! She loved him as he was, but always thought he could do better. They would have been good together, because Cameron would have stopped changing him and maybe her goodness would have rubbed off on House, but at a point they would have broken up almost due to the same reason Cuddy and House didn't work
@@KhushiSharma-ij6su Do better? He saved hundreds of lives. I'd say he was doing pretty damn good. Cameron absolutely wanted to change him into a "nice, sweet, emotionally available" guy. But that's not who he was. He was never that guy, even before his leg infarction.
she have should to stay to the end of the series , she and Hugh where great togheter
100hooff what?
Not really, every time she speaks of relationships she proves what house says continuously, "she is a moron."
you have should learn to speak to english
No they weren't actually
"There's no way back for either of you."
Hmmmm I almost forgot why I started watching OUAT :))) Thanks, Jennifer :)))
Her character acted like she was so morally righteous & better than everyone else but she ended up being the most messed up one.. what she did to chase was so wrong
People have mixed opinions, but she was a great part of this show. I work in healthcare and to say that the grey areas are always there is an understatement.
Sorry not sorry I will always think these two should have been endgame , the connection and chemistry is electrifying, magnetic, explosive.
This scene is just absolutely breathtaking. In every single way. House just got psychologically bitch slapped.
Ummmm, no he didn't you idiot. Cameron is just spouting utter bullshit here. She's a self-deluded circle queen living in her own moral bubble. House saved the patient's life. That's what matters.
@@SelectiveApathy82 Anybody who feels the need to call someone an idiot is an idiot.
@@samk6206 Not when it's warranted. How exactly did House get "psychologically bitch-slapped" here? That's an idiotic comment. Everything Cameron said was ridiculous and totally out of tune with reality.
Cameron is saying that the profession House is in means more than cold utilitarian outcomes. They all take an oath to do no harm to individuals who entrust them with their lives. Sabotaging the life of a patient, even a ruthless genocidal dictator, is a violation of the law, their ethical code, and trust.
It is one thing to choose not to treat a person due to their unrepentant malevolence. It is another to legally promise to do right by them and then assassinate them at their most vulnerable with no ability to defend themselves. If someone who is legally obligated to help you wanted to mortally harm you, would you want the opportunity to fight for your life or no?
This is why doctors promise to first do no harm. Chase proclaimed himself judge, jury, and executioner and felt no regret for violating his oath as he would have done it again. Cameron is saying yet another wrong on top of thousands of other wrongs does not make something right, especially when you go through years of specialized training that few will ever have access to for the explicit purpose of treating the sick and vulnerable.
Many logically minded people might choose to do what Chase did. All Cameron is saying is that neither House nor Chase should then remain doctors after violating the most fundamental principle of their job. People have a right to know the motivations of those who care for them and the risks involved in choosing their provider without having to worry about being assassinanted.
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I used to like Cameron when she was in love with House but after she left, she became so authoritative and even more annoying. Kind of screwed with her moral reasonings because she is just plain judgmental.
This kinda scenario can make one become bitter. She hate herself for loving him and changed. I do agree that she has become annoying and judgemental. But after the things she went to, I am glad that its not worst. Or I'm just a softie idk
they just wanted to come up with an excuse for removing her so they took the "lets screw her character up" route.
everyone is judgmental, you make judgments not to run a stop light.
That makes no sense.....
@@AnonymousC-lm6tc 80 people can make sense and yet, you don't.🤷
She's so delusional that she actually thinks she's a good person rather than a self righteous hypocrite in a bubble.
Classic codependent.
Almost every female character fell in love with House or had strong emotional feelings they keep inside for him
That's because we like grumpy-ass, miserable authority figures.
Not most, just a few. Amber, 13, Park, and the boring one from season 8. So 4 main female characters that didn't fall for him. They might have liked and respected him, but that's not the same thing.
I miss her so much
Didn't expect such a scene at all! The moment her voice gets heavy and she talks... Ooff!! I can't stop but feel heavy every time for three of them!! Cameron, house and Chase!
The one that got away.
Cameron never lost sight of who she was or what she believed. Integrity. Brilliance. Compassion. Probably the strongest character in the series.
"You married someone... Knowing they would die?"
Cameron didn't have integrity. She could never decide what she wanted.
I don't think the words "I love you" mean much coming from Cameron. I don't think she herself understands the meaning of the words.
Ah, Holier-Than-Thou Cameron. She was fun.
Cameron talks about the sanctity of life yet she seems to have forgotten about the time she ended Erza Powell's life.
He asked them to and was already dying. He was in pain and suffering and waiting for the end. That was a mercy kill. She was also shown crying in a church right after that. She didn’t like doing it and probably wouldn’t have if Erza didn’t want it.
Either way, morality is often problematic for doctors. They take an oath to do no harm and to not discriminate. Killing the dictator broke both those oaths. You have to treat everyone equally and to the utmost of your ability, even if they are the most evil person alive. Doctors can’t pick and choose who to treat and who not to treat. Those oaths exist to stop doctors from playing god. Something House did often.
Not all lives have sanctity. Cameron is an idiot.
@@SelectiveApathy82 yes, every life is sacred. Cameron was not an idiot. Every life is to be valued. It’s like Carlisle in Twilight said. He didn’t relish killing, even the death of a sadistic person like James. Life is sacred, every one of them. It’s a lie to say otherwise.
@@kellyolson1952 I disagree completely. My mom, dad, sister's, cousin's and mailman's life is far more important and sacred than Charles Manson, Jodi Arias, Ted Bundy, and James Holmes.
I really, really hate idealists. They're so misguided and arrogant.
@@kellyolson1952 that line of thinking is problematic every life is not sacred a dictator that is going to kill millions of people life is not sacred just because they happen to be human they're a dangerous monster that is going to end millions of lives if you have a chance to put them into that why shouldn't you
The reason this scene is so powerful is that many people share both House's and Cameron's point of view. I think what cameron's saying is kind of abhorrent but that's why this works.
Only idiots share Cameron's point of view. "Good" or "bad" intentions don't mean squat. The outcome is all that matters. Is it a positive or negative outcome? That's ALL that matters.
@@CheerfullyCynical829 also for Chase it was specifically good that drove him so that doesn’t apply here? He sacrificed his innocence for what was right
@@CheerfullyCynical829 do you enjoy being a complete idiot
@@mr.t993 Yeah I'm strictly talking about the medicine and the patient's POV. I fully agree that House is a complete fucking asshole towards even the FEW people that care about him like Wilson, and he deserves to be alone for that.
When I spolied myself at first with this scene, I thought House must have done something really screwed up to everyone, that Cameron could flip off that hard, and that Cameron would have been the one somehow changing or saving House. After going meticulously through the show the only thing I see is how an ultimate sense of morality was the only thing that never let her be moved by absolutely anyone in the team, or the hostpital. She moved for noone. She was way too screwed up in her life from earlier and too warped into her lookout on life to be able to bond to others really meaningfully, or to not run away. People should change, and people do change on impression by those who have leave meaningful impressions; that is what happened with all the others who were supposedly became monsters under House. Or they improved in most areas of their knowledge, and their values adjusted to one, who abandoned structures of values that obstructed the goal of actually saving lives...
Cameron is a great character but damn if she aint the biggest hypocrite in the entire show. Her character was always based on morals. When to do right and be the good person, always treating the patient with the most care and not like puzzles, she probably put her self on a higher standard than everyone else because she was kinder to the patient and looked after them. She was morally better than the other doctors, but thats only when she thought the patients were angels. When she found dirt on patients, her quality of care took a nose dive. She hurried along through treatments and sometimes harmed the patients if they didnt meet her moral requirements. She did exactly what she accused House of doing, playing God and throwing her judgement. The worst part is, she isnt as good of a person as she says she is. She never truly loved Chase and was hung up on a past relationship, but lied to Chase that was over it. All she was looking for, was 1 reason, 1 imperfection on Chase to drop him and she then blamed House when her feelings on Dibala probably pushed Chase to kill him more than House did.
Totally agree
Cameron is a bit of a hypocrite. The reality is that 10 out of 10 people would want a house as their doctor if they have a serious or complicated illness. House's job isn't to enrich the patients life. Only save them. People that think Cameron's good will or Wilson's bedside manner will make them feel better while they are dead are just lying to themselves. People are in charge of their own happiness, not doctors.
this is the saddest moment of the entire show imo.
ehm.... amber's death? wilson crying holding her ? hello?
Aluneth Master who gives a flying fuck about amber. Her actress sucked ass and didn’t have the attitude a real doctor would have she was basically a hooker in a doctor suit.
@@princesurein7275 LOL I'd say she was more than that, but overall, I agree......compared to the other characters.
@@princesurein7275 Ookay, I take it you're not a fan.
This isn't even close to the saddest moment in the show.
Oh what the hell bro...She was the one who talked about letting Dibala die in the 1st scene with Cuddy and Chase picked up the idea. It was HER who installed the idea of having him killed indirectly. She is, at best, running away from situation if things dont turn out her way. Annoying she was here.
one of my favourite scenes :)
I was disappointed that Cameron and Chase got divorced.
And In that moment, House M.D. became more bored and predictable. I miss you Cameron.
what is that piano play called
same question. Did u find the song?
Powerful sequence
Cameron always said: "the life is precious", "we have to respect the patient" ext.. And, when Chase told her he killed the dictator, she forgive him (she said to forgot about what happened). I was like: " wtf girl? You always said you want to do the right thing and now you want to cover up an omicidie?". Yes. But when Chase decided to stay with House. She told him that House ruin him? Cause the first Chase would never kill someone? Girl, you agreed too to cover a murder. She is so inconsistent, that's why I hate her.
what is the piano song called?
The point is they are both hypocrites, just on different sides of the coin, the only difference being, house understands that everybody is a hypocrite, Cameron convinces herself that she is above the fray
good acting there.
Omg I'm crying
Does anyone know the piano song?? Plss have been trying to find it for years but to no avail.
She admits she's an idiot for trying to "fix" him, at least. You should never want to be with someone if you want to change them. That's a basic rule of life and a trope on TV that is overdone 1000x.
I still didn't like how she blamed him for what happened. House had an impact on Chase, certainly, but it was still Chase's choice to kill a patient. Chase and Cameron weren't really good for e/o either IMO, House or no House.
Cameron in the first three seasons is much different than blonde Cameron. Obviously, Jennifer Morrison got that role on Once Upon a Time, and wisely left this show. However, I wish they built up her exit and development a bit better.
I hatr when the laster seasons portrayed house as some inhumane monster only interested in "puzzles". Thats was never the case in earlier seasons. He was fascinated by the cases but would he lie to the transplant committeees and break all the rules to save their lives for a puzzle? If that was the case once they figured out the diagnosis. He wouldnt give a damn afterwards
I need a Cameron in my life damaged
Chase legit k*lled a dictator.. it would be like k*lling h*lter yet Cameron’s character thinks that’s so morally wrong girl what😂
Your morality makes you weak Cameron, unable to make the hard choices that need to be made.
Morality isn't weakness. It takes a strong person to do the right thing in the face of criticism or persuasion of others. People do seem to love dragging others down 🤨
How can she act as if chase did such a terrible thing while she tried to steer dybalas general to think dybala was loosing his mind and i thinks that's worse than what chase did, chase was strong enough to do it himself.
House: damn and I thought my ego was big
Cameron didn’t deserve Chase, anyway. IMO, the only reason Chase did what he did was because the dictator grabbed Cameron’s arm. Chase knew in that moment that the dictator would kill anyone who doesn’t agree with him. Basically Hitler. Chase killed him because he loved Cameron so much, and wanted her to be safe
Not just that. Killing that guy was her idea in the first place
Wait was chase Cameron’s husband
Isn't the sanctity of human life *why* Chase did what he did?
She can’t stand the guilt that chase made, that all
Do not turn around and look back.
idk why but i love dem
Sorry Cameron, but your moral compass is what's fucked here
This scene wouldve been absolutely perfect if she told him "you broke my heart."
oh god, yesss
I never liked Cameron..
She is like one of those people who find a partner to fix them..she was too emotional as a doctor...i know a character like House irl can be pain in the a** but a character like her is sooo freakin annoying
I liked her dark hair better
House has "killed" patients through assisted suicide, which is legal in many countries. House has helped cure murderers because the puzzle is all that matters. Chase chose to kill someone who didn't want to die. Cameron is infantilizing Chase and House's team like they're not adults who can make their own choices. Chase chose to kill that dictator, House wouldn't have. This scene is silly.
episode?
@TEKnoir You put it succinctly. Great comment.
Thank God i i kept away from love , its hell.
Her moral grandstanding on that high horse gets really damn tiresome.
Cameron you were so brave
Good actress but my God I hated her character!
Cameron outgrew House on many occasions.
Chase killed Dabala, precisely *because* he could see the sanctity of all the human lives that Dabala was going to extinguish to stay in power in his country. Maybe it wasnt his place to do so, but to paint him as some callous sociopath is flat out unfair and untrue.
As a medical officer of the german army, 1917 you get called into to treat a patient suffering catastrophic chemical burns to the eyes from a mustard gas attack on the enemy that backfired. His medical chart names him one A. Hitler. That night as you are getting some shut eye, you get a vision of the future and in that future, you see this man unexpectedly rise to political power and trigger a war that would kill millions, whilst making great effort to exterminate over 6 million people, mostly j*wish. You are assured that this vision will 100% come to pass. The next day, it is time to administer Lance Corporal Hitler's antibiotics. However, you could just as easily switch the penecillin for carbolic cleaner and save millions of lives. What do you do? This was the choice that Chase was forced to make. There isnt really a scenario in which he could live with himself, but he made the decision that saved the most amount of lives. He upheld his hippocratic oath in that sense. So I dont demonise him for that decision.
Why she’s so upset, she literally killed a patient, and that patient had depression and was a very influential person. Chase killed a dictator...
Tabala was gonna slaughter God knows how many people, Chase killed him BECAUSE he saw the sanctity of human life
Cameron was the biggest hypocrite in the entire show and the least likeable character too!
he ruined her marriage sob
Cameron the damn fool.
It's just shitty writing. They seem to have forgotten about the old researcher that Cameron killed because he was suffering 🥴 Killing a guy who was going to slaughter thousands of people is bad though 😂🤦♂️
I feel like this scene just wasn't as impactful as her resignation at the end of season 3.
Cameron is my least favorite of the original team by far. She's like a less experienced Wilson, but unlike Wilson she's willing to manipulate literally everyone around her. She also has the lamest backstory, fell in love with a dead guy that she idealized to the extreme that literally every other human being fails to measure up to. It's not even a backstory, it's a complex.
Damn.
What crock. Cameron was the most useless member of House's team.
He is a sad man...
He's a hurt man...inside and outside
I hated this scene. I was a fan of these two as being a romantic pairing from the first few seasons but the show went elsewhere with that shit... by the time we got to here, this scene felt too little, too late to have emotional resonance and felt manipulative and bs. I believe Jennifer was leaving the show after this... and we wouldn't see her again until the series finale, and even then it was a dream/hallulcination... this show really pissed me off about this will they wont they with these two.
This was bad writing.
Chase surpassed house when he chose to kill a tyrant. Cameron just fell off the deep end
Since when is she a blonde?
season 4 or 5
That is her natural hair color either ways
@ultimateguitar553 as good as Jennifer Morrison looks, her character (Allison Cameron) was getting boring.
I really don't like Cameron here
Ugh, Cameron is the WORST. The patient was SAVED from death. He/she is ALIVE and HEALTHY because of House's genius and tenacity. What more does she fucking want?!?
God I hate this scene .Cameron is so stupid here .... yes let us save Hitler dibala bla bla becausse all life is sacred ... and I hate this show and love it for the classical emotional manipulation...
Sorry you can't get laid
Cameron was the embodiment of a modern day feminist. Incredibly narcissistic, hypocritical and delusional.
I want them to become a real couple in House M.D but this never happened. I can say that although House maybe not love Cameron but she is an important person in House's life because in the final episode of season 8, she is included in House's hallucination :)
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Not only is she included, she’s the final hallucination and the one who talks him into going on.
Now looking back on it all these years later, House did like Cameron and she WAS important to him. It just want something that was easy and meant to be
What's sad is that Jennifer Morrison wanted to stay on the House cast but the producers and all chose to write her out the rest of the series until the final episode. Imagine if House and Cameron at one point became boyfriend and girlfriend during the series.
And then she became Emma Swan💓💓💓
Victoria Gómez not really then she worked on how I met your mother THEN once upon a time
Katherine Suarez dude shut up😂
Her worst role yet. Lmao
Terrible acting in that show.
Chase deserved better, the only season where I liked Cameron was in season 1
Wow! You're ahead of me, because I never liked Cameron.
I liked he in first couuple if episodes after that she was annoying as hell
I liked he in first couuple if episodes after that she was annoying as hell
They wrote her off a cliff cuz originally she was supposed to be houses long term love interest but the actors didn't want it cuz of the age gap like they didnt want recurring romance scenes. Cameron was good for house until she lost her purpose as female Wilson in s3
Even though she's left, her messed up sense of 'morality' still really pisses me off.
mrwho995 "I dont understand. You dont believe in god but you believe in a man (House) - Foreman, season 1
thinks murder is wrong - yeah that's pretty messed up man
@@MaxwellsDemon9The guy Chase killed murdered thousands of innocents you simple child.
Cameron = only character House didn't end up changing into a version of himself = why she was interesting. Because she believed in herself & her morals (annoying some viewers) she was the only one capable of truly challenging House with logic,argument, philosophical debate. Now House is a monster who is only influenced by coercion/extortion by others. Not nearly as entertaining. Cam leaving is partly why i no longer watch.
It's a pity you stopped watching the show though. I don't know if I could do that - whether it's a book, a TV show, a film, I always watch it to the end. There always can be something unexpected, and even if there isn't, I'm too curious to stop myself.
6 years after......not good enough reason to stop watching House, but I mostly agree with you. I must point out that Cameron was severely corrupted by House, unfortunately . If you compare Cameron from the very first episodes to Cameron in the end of third season (and afterwards), you can see that she lost all of her naivety and innocence. In later season, she was no longer that same sweet Cameron we all knew and she rarely smiled (she smiled often in first season). Watch the whole show all over, take notes and you will see a radical change in personality. HOWEVER, despite those significant changes in Cameron personality, she did not succumb to House's influence and her "core" personality remained unchanged, the things that truly matter remained the same: her morals, her ideals.
I believe that a few years without House and a proper spouse returned her sweet personality and her smile again.
Do not forget that House (a great character we all love) is a manipulative sociopath.....I knew a manipulative sociopath once in my life....you wouldn't believe how easily they corrupt you before you realise it. And for the record, between House and the person I knew, I would still choose House.
TEKnoir i dont think "changing" is the right word, i think it's more like, they look up or affect by him
She definitely didnt challenge House with logic. She thinks the Dictators life was more valuable than the thousands he would kill, and she left Chase because of it
KurasakiBleachigo1 from a moral point of view (which is the core of Cameron’s character), that’s the right choice. In the words of Captain America (another morally compassed character) in Infinity War: “we don’t trade lives”.
This kiss is just killing...
Cameron si fue importante para House,le dice a Chase la mujer especial con quién te casarás,cuando Wlison le dice a House que él no sabe si intento conquistarla,hay muchas escenas en todas las temporadas que con la mirada lo demuestra.Lastima los guionistas no le dieron una oportunidad a esta pareja.Ello lo entendió mucho más que Cudy y lo acepto.❤️
A lot of people don’t understand why she’s so upset over them purposely killing the dictator but you all should realize. She’s a doctor to the core. Doctors literally have to swear an oath to “Do no harm” and to “not discriminate” their patients. They trampled on that oath that they all would have had to take. Yes you could argue that it was the morally correct choice. But Doctors aren’t supposed to have their morals overrule how they treat patients. Because that’s when they start playing God. Something House seemed to do a lot.
I notice no one argued with you comment. Well said. There is a reason doctors have an oath to do no harm. It is even MORE important for doctors to do no harm with patients who are morally reprehensible.
@@willardsteele4857 So, the thousands of people that the dictator outright said he was going to kill were less important than Chase's oath. How noble. And how cowardly.
Bullshit.
@@Ares99999 Again, picking and choosing who to treat and save is playing god, even if they don't deserve to be saved. If a real doctor were to do this, they would would be fired, lose their license, and likely go to jail.
@ChaoticNight yeah it was confirmed she killed ezra, also that she killed another patient who was trying to use her morals so she can remember him. So dont protect her bcs she isnt any better besides, I would rather pick House over any other doctor bcs results matter. If you were dying and someone treated you, do you think you would care how they got it? Just like Foreman, she couldnt handle stuff bcs of their own made up believs so they dont feel guilty.
Tbf, I think the guy chase killed was justified a bit. Not like he stabbed a guy in a wheelchair
Superb acting in this scene 👌
This show was amazing 😀
After all this time she still can't do basic math. Chase killed a man to save thousands of lives (so he thought). Probably an even worse dictator would replace him soon enough. But "his motives mattered". She just wasn't capable of entering that wormhole, which requires some serious balls. I wouldn't do it either to be honest.
I think Cameron was a bit to the Christian freak end, she thought that she could be moral even by doing nothing, and sometimes that's false. Life is a constant risk whether you move or not. And she wanted so much to be morally right that she couldn't put herself in a position of potentially being morally wrong. But by doing nothing she was already there, just not by choice, which doesn't excuse you if your aim is a moral high ground.
On the other end, Chase was naive and went too far. What he thought was the right move perhaps changed little in that country he was trying to overthrow single-handedly.
House was at some fault for Chase's move. But House helped him a lot too over time, and he is not his father. Everyone has to protect themselves. But that's Cameron whole shtick, to act like she can and is protecting everyone. Takes someone a bit full of herself to think you can pull that off.
Sem Nome its weird but after Chase getting over what he did and finally getting his life back in control after that he became a much more confident doctor and much more mature.
Corrupted or not Chase was born for that department and belongs to House in some way, The had a sort of telepathy to solve the cases which was proven right on the first episode of the show.
Chase suggested to get an X-ray of Adler's brain to give her the prove she wanted of type worm then House said do the xRay but not of her head or brain but of her leg.
That's how great their minds worked together during the Heavy Episode Chase was able to work under pressure and suggest bring fat as a symptom and House quite agrees and gets the diagnosis out of that suggestion with a small correction of what Chase said.
So I'm glad Chase picked House over Cameron
Dibala told chase he was going to exterminate the Sitibi (almost 2 million people according to the guy that tried to kill him and that used to carry those exterminations) what real choice did Chase have other than to prevent that? Besides, later in the episode he tells Foreman that "The moderates are taking over", which implies that is won't be another tyrant (at least not right after Dibala)
Given the fact that Cameron was an atheist, there really was no need to bring the, "Christian freak," topic into the equation.
Reducing a life to mathematics.. murdering a guy because of some stuff you saw on TV... Let's hope the next time you go to the hospital your doctor or nurse doesn't determine you to be an evil person and switch your medications. If everyone acted like this civilisation would collapse.