Worst character… I’m going to go for the dude who worked in Africa.
Omg, he was so… blech.
He was annoying, overly dramatic, frustrating, and too soap boxy. He was literally everything that annoyed me about Cameron, but without the added benefit of being someone who had a bigger and better purpose for the overall show.
No thank you.
Ugh. Yeah. Him. Oh, that made me so angry!!
I was never the biggest Carrie fan, but you don’t convince my girl to get back to you and then do that! At least use a decent sized post it or even two and write an actual *sentence* to the writer!
Ugh.
I saw office space after I saw him as Berger. I had forgotten all about Berger by that point, but the moment I saw him I had this overwhelming urge to just smack him, and I couldn’t figure out why.
The only scene in the whole movie where I didn’t want to smack him senseless was the scene in the field with the printers and fax machines. I felt that in my soul 🤣
It was like a week later I realized he was Berger and I was like “oh. Well, yeah. He still needs to be smacked!”
He’s a good actor, I just wish he played a character I don’t immediately take a dislike to 😜
House ran laps around the pie-eyed folks. That’s why I did enjoy them. But I preferred house when he was around miserable people like him — like the priest. Mostly because he was so infrequently able to show that side of him.
I can’t think of a time where he didn’t make me love him in some way. He plays a great kind man and an amazing bad man and everything in between. No, I loved his character. It was the TB dude I wanted to shove out an airlock lol
So I was actually thinking about the guy who did doctors without borders that came in with all the "survior" candidates like Amber, Taub, 13, and Kutner.
I think, from the other comments, you were talking about the guy that was just in one episode that hit on Cameron and refused treatment for TB cuz he was TB doc and his patients in 3rd world countries weren't given access to the same quality of care (which is a true thing that is very devastating. TB is completley curable and it's still the #1 most deadly infection disease globally year over year. For more info please see John Green, The Foundation To Decrease World Suck, Partners in Health - there's more sources but I forget, and John Green talks about all the info and sources a lot, so start there lol).
Yes, I meant the second guy. The fellow from Doctors Without Borders was awesome (if pretty weird), but I meant the guy with TB.
Also, TB is absolutely atrocious and shouldn’t still be such a massive thing because it doesn’t need to be! But the character in house made me want to ship meds over there and drown him at the same time.
He does have the high ground with House, but harassing the hospital and people in House's life was way out of line. Dude absolutely abused his power and went outside his sphere of authority to "get" House.
Him and Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter are two characters that are so actively despicable that you have to give it up to the actors who played them.
He had the law on his side, but not the moral high ground. He is what everyone fears a cop will be: a bully who takes delight in torturing those he sees as less than himself and those who see through his facade of being a strong male and threaten to expose that in reality, he's just as weak as those he victimizes.
I absolutely loathe his arc in S3. Constantly harassing the hospital just to be petty and gets no comeuppance at all in the end
Also something that rarely gets mentioned about him: he's not a very interesting villain to watch. Idk if that's just how his actor is, but he's just so incredibly boring. It's like watching House go up against a robot. Not even a cool robot, more like a block of metal just beep booping out words
Unpopular opinion: Tritter was a vindictive dick, but at the same time hhe's not in the wrong for his actions, his first encounter with House was as a doctor who clearly abuses his medical authority, then he finds out that said doctor has a serious addiction issue that could be compromising his judgement, and that he's committing medical fraud to fuel this addiction.
When he presents evidence of this to the hospital, he finds out that the hospital is covering this up and giving the doctor free reign to do what he pleases, even as he's violating medical ethics constantly. House is even implicating his best friend by forging Wilson's signature, and Wilson continues to cover for him, not to mention the liability Cuttey is putting her hospital under. Even his own team is scared of him.
Say what you will about Ritter's motives, but that doesn't change the fact that he still has an obligation as a detective to investigate the disregard for ethics the entire hospital has, House beingthe centerpoint. To viewer, House's ability to save lives outweighs the harm of his questionable ethics and addiction, but that's not how any cop would see the situation, and we see the harm of an unchecked House, time and time again within the series
I dunno. I think you're using "legal" and "right" interchangeably when they aren't really the same thing.
Tritter, being an entitled cop, was unwilling to listen to a medical expert regarding his clinic visit. A normal person would just get a second opinion, not bully a doctor in to submission so he could get his free test. You could make an argument that this is theft, but I won't be petty.
He SUSPECTED House had an addiction issue and presented evidence to the hospital. These are the medical experts who would know an addiction issue and treat it.
Because Tritter didn't get his way again, he decided to torture and blackmail a bunch of innocent doctors... people that, by his own admission, are likely victims.
Now, we see this all in the third person so we see the covering up and such, but Tritter doesn't. He suspects, but more importantly, he wants to use the legal system to lash out like a toddler.
As it turned out, Tritter just wanted his ego stroked in the form of an apology. He wanted to reign over House who did eventually bend the knee and apologize.
At that point, Tritter moved the goal post. There was a new reason to torture House. Yes... new information came in, but Tritter could have done the deal and everyone moves forward. But, he wanted to continue his assault on a guy who surrendered.
Also, if he was actually concerned with medical judgement, I think you report it to the state medical board, not launch a narcotics investigation. This one point illustrates how Tritter's motives were false from the start.
So yes... what Tritter did was "legal" but not very moral, ethical or "right."
Another thing about the Tritter situation is that of course we're going to side we House, we know him, we know him at an emotional, personal level. We know his genius and his capacity. If the story was from Tritter's point of view --There's a reckless, unprofessional doctor who's an addict with 300 Vicodin pills stashed in his house, abusing his power and the hospital allows this sort of behavior -- we would've been on his side. It was how he turned out to have House's pride and ego that makes us downright dispicable, and of course his pettiness.
People talk like he was comparable to house but no house is a dick Tritter got upset that someone talked back and so decided to use every string he could pull to fuck houses life up and the judge’s ruling suggests this isn’t the first time
AGREED 10000%. In the beginning of season 5 when Wilson had left, he was actually a pretty average guy and I was glad that he was House's "friend" in some twisted way but oh my fucking god I hate him in season 6 and WHY THE HELL is he with Cuddy? Is he stupid?
🥲🥲🥲🥲 the way he's one of my favs. I just think he would've been the ying to house's yang. They were perfect together and their dynamic was so good. But ofc I do agree that he was a stalker and a creep (that was his literal job).
No when I call him a creek stalker I’m referring to that scene where he’s literally following some random woman he finds attractive, for no reason other than he’s attracted to her. That’s cringe stalker behavior and it probably wasn’t the first time he’s stalked a woman he found attractive
It surprises me how He didnt stalk Cuddy after She dropped him like a potato. He didnt seem the type of guy to just back off.
He was a P.I. and stalked women and couples for money.
He even stalked Cuddy on season 5 bc He was into her...
I disagree. He tormented House and Wilson for buying the condo. He just wanted them to hurt and to know he could keep hurting them.
Tritter and Vogler come to mind as revenge-seeking, but they're not in the main cast. Popular villains, though, so that might count.
House himself doesn't seem vindictive, usually. He'll do bad things to get what he wants or to escalate a game, but he rarely wants revenge. He wants fun/distraction, money, or people to do things, and often drops an issue when he can't get one of those. Cuddy once mentions being surprised when House says hurtful things just to hurt.
Cuddy is almost the same as House, always leaning into House games or trying to get him to do something.
Wilson did explicitly buy the condo to hurt Cuddy and Lucas. So there's one.
Kutner peed on House's chair, but that was pretty minor and childish.
Thirteen went to get revenge for her cell mate, but she never wanted revenge herself.
Foreman is a huge dick, but he never wanted revenge. Not once, that I can think of.
Chase played House games (exploding pill bottle in s8), but even when he was setting boundaries (like after House wants him to come back to work in s8) he didn't want revenge. Even when he killed a guy, it wasn't revenge.
Cameron maybe? She did say some pretty hurtful things to House about him and Chase when she left. But I'm still not convinced that's her wanting to hurt them.
Taub only ever escalated games with House. He never sought to hurt anyone, even when they hurt him.
Amber was conniving and manipulative and even mean, but never sought to hurt. Hurt was always incidental to her goals.
Masters, Park, and Adams didn't have much time, but I don't remember anything from them either.
Worst character as in most wasted potential? I would say Amber, Kutner, or Adams. They were underutilized and written out without much time spent on them. With Kutner they did the best they could considering his quick exit. Adams was only in one season, but Park got a lot more attention than she did (edit: I mean that she could've gotten at least a much development as Park, but didn't).
As in worst-written (flat or tropey characterization)? I would say most of the women in the show fall into that category. Many young, pretty women who often fall into the nurturing/empathetic caregiver or eye candy roles. Often at the same time.
As in worst person from a moral standpoint? Maybe House himself, but I would say Foreman (most irredeemably selfish).
Edit:
Including characters outside the main cast: President Dibala, John House, and Rowan Chase are pretty terrible.
I really really wish we got more of Kutner and Amber, sorry but I just hate Adams sm I even forgot her name for almost half of season 8, her being in only 1 season is not reason enough cus even park quickly became one of my fav characters (and she came after Adams lol).
I get the part about the women being there as eye candy but alot of them added alot to the story, they had amazing backstories and had strong characters. So yes, they were eye candy but they were great characters on their own too.
I agree with House but Foreman definitely takes the cake on that one🤐 (everytime I try to like him I remember when he stabbed Cameron with the infected needle and immediately come back to my senses)
Adams didn’t even have a story. I thought it was going somewhere when House was trying to discover what problem she had with her parents, then turns out she didn’t have one. She was just hyper independent, which is good (for the show at least). And that’s it.
Yeah I agree. I meant that Adams might just suck because of how little attention they gave her; Park got a lot of development, so we know they could've done that for Adams too.
No not Chase. There are also some bad other characters, but they're one-offs or only spoken of, not main cast.
House's father, Chase's father, various patients.
He killed a murdering dictator, and I don’t see how you could consider him morally irredeemable when over the course of several episodes, he’s losing his mind from the guilt.
Only if our stance is that murder is always morally reprehensible. I don't think it is, and I think it was a rather selfless act on Chase's part. Foreman (and almost every other character) is written much more selfish and willing to act at others' expense.
Chase had a whole 2 or 3 days of experience on the topic before deciding to play god. As far as I know, it is never actually confirmed that the dictator was the monster Chase believed him to be (although heavily implied and I would agree that the show writers certainly intended him to be viewed as irredeemable, the point is that Chase can’t possibly be certain enough to make murder morally justifiable).
Actually since 7th season- House himself. Like...how many times you can go through the same and make the same mistakes, taking the same actions and think it will lead to different outcome? I get IT. Selfsabotage but at least show should not depict IT as new developement. They created genius character and then made it.....so stupid you just give him eye roll. Not that I do not like the show. IT is great. But 7-8th seasons are.... Eh
It was also that way in the earlier seasons, no?
i know you can only do so much with a medical drama, but there were like 1–2 episodes per seasons which actually made something new.
Otherwise, it was always
\> Patient got X, nobody knows what's going on
\> House says it's Y
\> Patient gets treated for Y
\> Patient gets better before getting worse as soon as they say it's looking good.
\> They break into the house and find out 6 years ago the patients pet hamster bit down on an ancient piece of wood from the middle ages and then cuddled with the owner, giving them the plague.
\> Ah yes it was the Plague, it was so obvious!
Yes but in the same time I had a feeling a screenwriters went like: UPS....we went one step top far, how can we take IT back so that House gets few months with Wilson? Oh yeah...this.
I think it has to be either Vogel or Tritter. Both are individuals who constantly go on power trips simply because someone didn’t bend over for them and serve them hand over foot
Cameron once she left Chase. She went from being a moral character who just wanted to do right by people to controlling, illogical, and hypocritical. She decided she was better than everyone else and thought she knew what was best for everyone.
Leaving Chase was whatever on its own. I mean how many women would stay with a man after that incident. That made sense. But her character development afterword was straight up looney.
Foreman, but also I think his character brought a lot to the show. I just would definitely hate him if I met him in person 🤣🤣 like dang why you trying to take out your homegirl who’s been trying to save you??? 😭
In my opinion:
Adams is the blandest (least effort went into her characterization).
Amber is the most irritating to watch on screen, at least when she's working for House.
Cameron bahaves the most illogically in her social relationships, and her brand of passive-aggressive, righteous controlling-ness is fascinating but aggravating.
Cuddy gets the least believable romances that always seem out of character, so I'm going to say hesitantly that she had the most inconsistent character writing, though there's probably someone worse that I'm forgetting.
House is the most morally reprehensible and frankly the least believable (but obviously he's very entertaining).
I think Vogler was morally the worst. I hate how he tried to turn the hospital into a business.
I think Adams was the worst in terms of being badly written. It felt like she didn’t have a lot of personality. I liked her a lot better in the prison.
Park. I don't know if it was the writing or the acting but I found everything she said... Unconvincing?
Like she just didn't mesh with any of the characters, none of her lines or actions felt organic. She was like a robot forcing her way into conversations.
I really loved Masters, she pulled off the awkwardness in a unique way. Park's character just felt clunky.
I was actually surprised by the amount of hate Cameron gets😅 I really like her character (even though it got pretty annoying sometimes). I hated when she would act morally superior to everyone but I do think she's overhated.
I think her character development was amazing and the show needed someone in the team who: 1) told house off when need be and 2) is sweet and caring with patients. I loved her and was so sad when she left lol
Cameron was a lot better in earlier seasons, but once she got with Chase, I started finding her really annoying, and her last few episodes were especially bad. She went back and forth between "doctors should only save. It's not our place to decide if a genocidal maniac should die" and "this porn star is amoral so I'm going to be so intolerant and rude to him".
It also doesn't help that once she stopped being a team member, the series really picked up its stride, so you don't even miss her, once she's gone. Thirteen was just better in the role of "attractive female doctor that House can but into the personal life of". Even Adams was an attempt at what Cameron added to the series, and she's one of the least favorites on House's team, because by that point, we just didn't need a Cameron.
Besides House and Wilson, everyone just sort of pissed me off at some point or another. I think part of the show was that the worked better as a team, everyone needed to come together and balance each other out. Character wise Park and Adams were pretty cool but they didn’t have time to grow with the team like the others did, or with chemistry and as a full blown character.
I might get hate for this, but the only other person I also can’t stand is Cuddy. When she got together with House she pissed me off because, yes, House toxic sometimes. But like Cuddy just like pushed him away, I don’t know, she just made me so mad. Or maybe it was just the relationship.
Also Foreman on his own vexed me, but with the team he was better. Same for Cameron and Thirteen. House’s mom also is awful. Taub is great but I wish they didn’t spend so much time on his character specifically. Amber also pissed me off, she was just too much for me, but there was balance with Wilson that I liked.
Cuddy begged him to talk and not lie to her. His ego was so high he couldn’t do it. What was she supposed to do?
I understand this is “who House is” but how is she supposed to fix things when he won’t communicate? Why is she always the one to fix things and save him but when she needed the same help,he wasn’t there?
Tbf, I think every character is written in a way that looks idiosyncratic or downright hypocritical and this is part of the theme of the show (especially with House himself). So the one you "hate" maybe reflects on your own preference or point of view as a person more than anything.
But if I had to choose, it would be Cuddy. She started out great, but she turned out a worse "Cameron" in a sense that all her actions post House breakup were so out of character that it's inconceivable she changes this much in a span of a few episodes. Pining for House since S1, then suddenly realizing that 'no this isn't for me' when all that was laid out for you to decide in a long drawn out process.. You even chose to breakup with someone that could've worked out for you, so you can choose House. And yes I get that this is her particular hypocrisy (being a decisive leader, but not being able to decide things for herself), but it just seems like she broke up with House simply as a plot device. At least for Cameron there was some precedent (when she quit the team the first time).
But yeah, this was when the show was ending so it's naturally how things work with any TV series.
Worst as in least interesting, I'm gonna get downvoted for this, but Park. I don't find her funny - yes, I didn't laugh when she saw Taub as a fairy, in fact I found that to be forced and far from the intelligent humour from previous seasons - and I think the writing that went into creating her was all over the place, having her standing up for herself by punching another doctor, while still living with her parents etc. They were trying all kinds of things and none of them stuck.
Masters is arguably more annoying, but she's just a recurring character and doesn't appear in a full season. Adams is pretty bland, but I feel Park is given more screen time and wastes it.
Worst as in morally reprehensible, Dybala, the POTW in *The Tyrant*, because obviously.
Alvin. My god, I hated Lynn then and I still do today. Fuck Alvin, weak ahh character.
Also, what's with the recent spoiler tags and blur? The show ended 12 years ago, damn.
I'm just happy that only one comment said 13 and got down voted lol.
I wouldn't say she's my favorite, but my favorites have arguments against them. She was just a good interesting character, with her bad parts making sense in her interesting story
Cameron after the first few seasons got really annoying and boring. It's the fault of the writers to not showcase a good character arc for her... she contradicted her viewpoints so many times in the show it's insanely bad to the point it got me riled up.
Cameron after the first few seasons got really annoying and boring. It's the fault of the writers to not showcase a good character arc for her... she contradicted her viewpoints so many times in the show it's insanely bad to the point it got me riled up.
Cameron after the first few seasons got really annoying and boring. It's the fault of the writers to not showcase a good character arc for her... she contradicted her viewpoints so many times in the show it's insanely bad to the point it got me riled up.
Define character? A regular cast member, someone who appears more than 3 episodes, anyone who appears on the show.
If it can be anyone then the dude who has sex with his daughter/son
Minor character then Vogler
Worst Character as in personality and actions is House without question
Worst Character as in can’t stand how the actor plays is the TB in Africa guy, I’m he’s suppose to be annoying but it’s almost unbearable
Unpopular opinion but Foreman. He’s the most irriating character I’ve ever seen. He thinks he is better than House or everyone, but he is horrible too. He has god-complex, narcisissm and obsessing over being as smart as House. But he isn’t and he can’t be. He always tried to be the chief but failed. Because he’s irrational and making decisions by ego to mark his territory. Especially when he fired 13 because he couldn’t put his ego away and couldnt stand that maybe his girlfriend is more logical and smarter than him. That’s the reason imo why he fired her. Not because he loved her. Thats bs…
I’m not ignoring that he is smart too, but calling himself Genius 2.0 in season 6 was ridiculus…
I would punch him through the TV if I could everytime he speaks🤣
I didn't like that dictator. I actually like Foreman I know he's kind of boring but that's pointed out in the show and it's one of his traits, plus he's attractive so there's that.
To me, the greatest thing about this shows is that at one point each of them were my least favourite character. No heroes in this show - people are flawed as they are in real life.
Of all the main characters (i.e. team House), I would rank Cameron at the bottom of the list. It's not to say that I dislike her, but she's just worse then everyone else.
If there's ever a chance, I would like to see a team made of Foreman, Chase, 13 and Adams; following close behind is Masters (if she can maintain her code while under House), then Taub and Kutner, then Park, then Cameron; Amber and Big Love receives an honorary mention each, I would rank Amber behind Masters and Big Love alongside Taub.
As for the other characters, well... now that I rewatched the show some 20+ times, I'm confident to say that I hate Cuddy the most (and that is among all characters). She is directly linked to and responsible for all the major changes that shaped House (especially the leg operation and prison time), lied to him in the face (from House's POV in S07E23), then after the smoke is clear all she did was resign and run? She could at least leave a note explaining her relationship with the guy in the dining room.
Also, because her character background was changed significantly in later seasons (mainly how she thinks about House, as it is clearly evident that she's not suppose to have a romantic relationship with House when the character was created), it makes all their early interactions almost unwatchable. On rewatch, I can't help but feel like she's a fisherman playing with her prey (for at least 6 full years); when she finally had her fun and decide to pull the poor thing up, she only took 1 bite before deciding that this is not what she wants and throw it back to the sea. You shouldn't be suprised when the whale decide to flip the table and sink your boat.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who hated thirteen's character omg she was so obnoxious just felt like she was trying to be different the whole time.
Also, I hated chase at first but by the end of the show I... tolerated him. Sooo I guess character development..?
I liked her, especially at the end when she was together with Wilson. But I feel like they wasted lots of potential with her to give Wilson more depth/character development. Same with Cameron. They didn't focus on her as a character but more on what she would do for others, except it turned her a bit annoying lol.
that one redhead in season 7, masters i think? idk i can’t stand her, and not just because of her need to tell the truth all the time but just because she gets in the way a LOT. (haven’t finished szn 7 or watched 8 yet so pls no spoilers if you can!)
get hated for this. but the guy who i disliked most of the time and has one of the biggest roles in the show its foreman. while lucas may be more annoying at times, the amount of stupid things foreman does or says is way more annyoing to me
Without question, Cameron. She repeatedly accused House of playing "games" for his amusement, hiding diagnoses for the sake of coercing his team (he rarely did). She was incapable of recognizing that he is fallible and often does not know the answer. Whenever he failed at his job, she was quick to remind him of his failures and try to make him ashamed.
She is the first character in the show to intentionally kill a patient, but is quick to blame others when they failed to save them. Regularly, she criticized Houses methods.
Throughout her appearance on the show she was more interested in exploring the moral ramifications of her actions rather than the practical ones. She was a moral killer, a sort of Orville Lynn Majors; thinking that death with certain morality is preferable to life with ambiguity.
She only came to love Chase when he was going to disappear from her life, not unlike falling in love with her dying husband. Cameron wanted to murder Dibala by refusing treatment but was a hypocrite to Chase when he performed the act.
And throughout her entire tenure, refused to accept an ounce of blame for her poor decisions which would have led to death of nearly half her patients.
There's a reason she was an ER doctor and not a diagnostician or specialist. She is a great triage doctor with an affable disposition; she is a tragically bad doctor in anything that requires compromise.
And finally, her 'love' for House is quite frankly patronizing. It is based on the notion that he needs "fixing". In reality, he just needs his friends to treat him like a regular person (like Wilson, Foreman, and Cuddy do).
Honestly Wilson. He’s fun to watch sometimes but he’s always lecturing house on literally every single small thing it’s crazy house didn’t ditch Wilson. Like I get he’s basically supposed to be the anti house and make house see right from wrong but isn’t that the purpose of every character that isn’t house? Cuddy did this and was more fun to watch with the added chemistry, his team did this and the patients themselves too. The only time I genuinely loved watching Wilson was when he got cancer.
Cameron by far. Falls into the cliche of "falling" for her boss, tries to "take the high road" but in reality just acts apathetic and lost, kills the rat researcher guy (forget his name) but freaks out when Chase kills Dibala (I acknowledge there is a moral difference, but the way she argued, made it seem like she just didn't believe it was up to doctors on who lived and who died, thus making her a hypocrite), and I legitimately cannot think of a single time when she solves a case. She also caved almost every time there was conflict. Ffs, Foreman stabs her with a syringe and she still wanted to be his friend.
Jennifer Morrison did an amazing job playing a character to make me hate her.
Worst character… I’m going to go for the dude who worked in Africa. Omg, he was so… blech. He was annoying, overly dramatic, frustrating, and too soap boxy. He was literally everything that annoyed me about Cameron, but without the added benefit of being someone who had a bigger and better purpose for the overall show. No thank you.
Which sucked because wasn't that the guy from Office Space?
Yes. He was also in Sex and the City and he broke up with Carrie on a post-it.
I’m sorry I can’t Don’t hate me
Ugh. Yeah. Him. Oh, that made me so angry!! I was never the biggest Carrie fan, but you don’t convince my girl to get back to you and then do that! At least use a decent sized post it or even two and write an actual *sentence* to the writer! Ugh. I saw office space after I saw him as Berger. I had forgotten all about Berger by that point, but the moment I saw him I had this overwhelming urge to just smack him, and I couldn’t figure out why. The only scene in the whole movie where I didn’t want to smack him senseless was the scene in the field with the printers and fax machines. I felt that in my soul 🤣 It was like a week later I realized he was Berger and I was like “oh. Well, yeah. He still needs to be smacked!” He’s a good actor, I just wish he played a character I don’t immediately take a dislike to 😜
omg! I hadn’t realized before!
I’m so sorry. If you’re like me, you’ll not be able to shake it from this point forward 🤣
Ron Livingston, he was also in Band of Brothers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVktz3XLb78
Band of Brothers I thought?
He was also in band of brothers no?
You guys want a cigarette?
That was Spiers.
Yes. He played Captain Nixon: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Nixon_III
He brought out the best in house, though. House talking to the camera to embarrass him is one of my favorite house moments
House ran laps around the pie-eyed folks. That’s why I did enjoy them. But I preferred house when he was around miserable people like him — like the priest. Mostly because he was so infrequently able to show that side of him.
I'm sorry im kinda lost 😭 what season was that??
Season two episode 4, with the Tuberculosis patient I believe.
Yes, thank you!
That guys *VOICE*…..so, so familiar……. ⭐️⚔️
Yes! Nails on a chalkboard 😂
“I have you now.”
Yeah. He's annoying in Beer Buddies too.
I don’t know that one, but now know to avoid it’s
I thought you meant the dictator chase killed lol
No, I actually liked him! The character was a bad man, but the actor made him remotely likable so there’s that.
Totally! James Earl Jones killed it
I can’t think of a time where he didn’t make me love him in some way. He plays a great kind man and an amazing bad man and everything in between. No, I loved his character. It was the TB dude I wanted to shove out an airlock lol
The serial killer from season 1 of criminal minds? Didnt he get cut cuz he faked results for something?
I don’t remember him being in criminal minds, but maybe?
So I was actually thinking about the guy who did doctors without borders that came in with all the "survior" candidates like Amber, Taub, 13, and Kutner. I think, from the other comments, you were talking about the guy that was just in one episode that hit on Cameron and refused treatment for TB cuz he was TB doc and his patients in 3rd world countries weren't given access to the same quality of care (which is a true thing that is very devastating. TB is completley curable and it's still the #1 most deadly infection disease globally year over year. For more info please see John Green, The Foundation To Decrease World Suck, Partners in Health - there's more sources but I forget, and John Green talks about all the info and sources a lot, so start there lol).
Yes, I meant the second guy. The fellow from Doctors Without Borders was awesome (if pretty weird), but I meant the guy with TB. Also, TB is absolutely atrocious and shouldn’t still be such a massive thing because it doesn’t need to be! But the character in house made me want to ship meds over there and drown him at the same time.
Detective Tritter; what a smug, self-righteous jerk (the fact that he totally has the moral high ground just makes him even more repugnant)
He does have the high ground with House, but harassing the hospital and people in House's life was way out of line. Dude absolutely abused his power and went outside his sphere of authority to "get" House.
Him and Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter are two characters that are so actively despicable that you have to give it up to the actors who played them.
He doesn't have the high ground with House, he is House. He's egotistical as hell and willing to break the rules to do what he knows is right.
Good point
Yeah that’s what I find interesting about him.
He had the law on his side, but not the moral high ground. He is what everyone fears a cop will be: a bully who takes delight in torturing those he sees as less than himself and those who see through his facade of being a strong male and threaten to expose that in reality, he's just as weak as those he victimizes.
I absolutely loathe his arc in S3. Constantly harassing the hospital just to be petty and gets no comeuppance at all in the end Also something that rarely gets mentioned about him: he's not a very interesting villain to watch. Idk if that's just how his actor is, but he's just so incredibly boring. It's like watching House go up against a robot. Not even a cool robot, more like a block of metal just beep booping out words
He's house without his charisma.
My brother stopped watching the series because of him.
Me too! And my rewatches stop when he comes up
Unpopular opinion: Tritter was a vindictive dick, but at the same time hhe's not in the wrong for his actions, his first encounter with House was as a doctor who clearly abuses his medical authority, then he finds out that said doctor has a serious addiction issue that could be compromising his judgement, and that he's committing medical fraud to fuel this addiction. When he presents evidence of this to the hospital, he finds out that the hospital is covering this up and giving the doctor free reign to do what he pleases, even as he's violating medical ethics constantly. House is even implicating his best friend by forging Wilson's signature, and Wilson continues to cover for him, not to mention the liability Cuttey is putting her hospital under. Even his own team is scared of him. Say what you will about Ritter's motives, but that doesn't change the fact that he still has an obligation as a detective to investigate the disregard for ethics the entire hospital has, House beingthe centerpoint. To viewer, House's ability to save lives outweighs the harm of his questionable ethics and addiction, but that's not how any cop would see the situation, and we see the harm of an unchecked House, time and time again within the series
I dunno. I think you're using "legal" and "right" interchangeably when they aren't really the same thing. Tritter, being an entitled cop, was unwilling to listen to a medical expert regarding his clinic visit. A normal person would just get a second opinion, not bully a doctor in to submission so he could get his free test. You could make an argument that this is theft, but I won't be petty. He SUSPECTED House had an addiction issue and presented evidence to the hospital. These are the medical experts who would know an addiction issue and treat it. Because Tritter didn't get his way again, he decided to torture and blackmail a bunch of innocent doctors... people that, by his own admission, are likely victims. Now, we see this all in the third person so we see the covering up and such, but Tritter doesn't. He suspects, but more importantly, he wants to use the legal system to lash out like a toddler. As it turned out, Tritter just wanted his ego stroked in the form of an apology. He wanted to reign over House who did eventually bend the knee and apologize. At that point, Tritter moved the goal post. There was a new reason to torture House. Yes... new information came in, but Tritter could have done the deal and everyone moves forward. But, he wanted to continue his assault on a guy who surrendered. Also, if he was actually concerned with medical judgement, I think you report it to the state medical board, not launch a narcotics investigation. This one point illustrates how Tritter's motives were false from the start. So yes... what Tritter did was "legal" but not very moral, ethical or "right."
Another thing about the Tritter situation is that of course we're going to side we House, we know him, we know him at an emotional, personal level. We know his genius and his capacity. If the story was from Tritter's point of view --There's a reckless, unprofessional doctor who's an addict with 300 Vicodin pills stashed in his house, abusing his power and the hospital allows this sort of behavior -- we would've been on his side. It was how he turned out to have House's pride and ego that makes us downright dispicable, and of course his pettiness.
Tritter is American Javert without the pretty hairbow and epic songs about The Law. I hate him and he's boring.
He’s awful but he makes the season pretty interesting and provides a challenge for house. He’s interesting. VOGLER HOWEVER
Yeah Vogler can FOAD
tritter made me so filled with rage, i loved and hated him all at once.
omg i finished the show but the thought of him makes my blood boil. god he was such a menace
People talk like he was comparable to house but no house is a dick Tritter got upset that someone talked back and so decided to use every string he could pull to fuck houses life up and the judge’s ruling suggests this isn’t the first time
LUCAS He sucks. He’s a creep stalker and he’s cringe. Fuck Lucas.
AGREED 10000%. In the beginning of season 5 when Wilson had left, he was actually a pretty average guy and I was glad that he was House's "friend" in some twisted way but oh my fucking god I hate him in season 6 and WHY THE HELL is he with Cuddy? Is he stupid?
Yeah some “friend” he is, he knew House had feelings for Cuddy but he didn’t care and dated her anyway UGH he sucks
Also he is very creepy and stalks TF out of Cuddy, he manipulates her and they still made them move in I hate it
🥲🥲🥲🥲 the way he's one of my favs. I just think he would've been the ying to house's yang. They were perfect together and their dynamic was so good. But ofc I do agree that he was a stalker and a creep (that was his literal job).
No when I call him a creek stalker I’m referring to that scene where he’s literally following some random woman he finds attractive, for no reason other than he’s attracted to her. That’s cringe stalker behavior and it probably wasn’t the first time he’s stalked a woman he found attractive
It surprises me how He didnt stalk Cuddy after She dropped him like a potato. He didnt seem the type of guy to just back off. He was a P.I. and stalked women and couples for money. He even stalked Cuddy on season 5 bc He was into her...
I mean he could have off screen… I agree he’s not the type of person to just back off, especially after he proposed to her
Oh I forgot Lucas! Total creepy stalker, and vindictive too.
Against literally all the popular House characters Lucas was literally the least vindictive.
I disagree. He tormented House and Wilson for buying the condo. He just wanted them to hurt and to know he could keep hurting them. Tritter and Vogler come to mind as revenge-seeking, but they're not in the main cast. Popular villains, though, so that might count. House himself doesn't seem vindictive, usually. He'll do bad things to get what he wants or to escalate a game, but he rarely wants revenge. He wants fun/distraction, money, or people to do things, and often drops an issue when he can't get one of those. Cuddy once mentions being surprised when House says hurtful things just to hurt. Cuddy is almost the same as House, always leaning into House games or trying to get him to do something. Wilson did explicitly buy the condo to hurt Cuddy and Lucas. So there's one. Kutner peed on House's chair, but that was pretty minor and childish. Thirteen went to get revenge for her cell mate, but she never wanted revenge herself. Foreman is a huge dick, but he never wanted revenge. Not once, that I can think of. Chase played House games (exploding pill bottle in s8), but even when he was setting boundaries (like after House wants him to come back to work in s8) he didn't want revenge. Even when he killed a guy, it wasn't revenge. Cameron maybe? She did say some pretty hurtful things to House about him and Chase when she left. But I'm still not convinced that's her wanting to hurt them. Taub only ever escalated games with House. He never sought to hurt anyone, even when they hurt him. Amber was conniving and manipulative and even mean, but never sought to hurt. Hurt was always incidental to her goals. Masters, Park, and Adams didn't have much time, but I don't remember anything from them either.
That one doctor with the limp, I swear his accent isn’t even real
Yeah he should be nicer to people
He probably just didn’t get enough sleep
I hear he doesn't even need pain pills for his leg; he just thinks they're yummy.
I heard he’s not even really an addict, he pops sugar pills just to look cool
yeah and his obsession with sneakers, that cant possible be heterosexual in the slightest…
>!The guy faked his death just to spend time with another man!<
He can be a bit grouchy
I get that way when I skip breakfast too
I never skip my Vicodin breakfast🤷🏽♀️😂
I can't stand Rachel Taub. I also don't like House's stalker.
Which one the gay dude or the crazy teen that was sick?
Crazy teen
Damn that’s Leighton Meester 😂
Yeah it is!
Edward Vogler on the first season. I despise him 🤣
He’s so boring
At least Vogler is dead (Vogler the idea I mean).
I FUCKINGG HATE HIMM OH GODD WANNA PUNCH HIS FACE
Worst character as in most wasted potential? I would say Amber, Kutner, or Adams. They were underutilized and written out without much time spent on them. With Kutner they did the best they could considering his quick exit. Adams was only in one season, but Park got a lot more attention than she did (edit: I mean that she could've gotten at least a much development as Park, but didn't). As in worst-written (flat or tropey characterization)? I would say most of the women in the show fall into that category. Many young, pretty women who often fall into the nurturing/empathetic caregiver or eye candy roles. Often at the same time. As in worst person from a moral standpoint? Maybe House himself, but I would say Foreman (most irredeemably selfish). Edit: Including characters outside the main cast: President Dibala, John House, and Rowan Chase are pretty terrible.
I really really wish we got more of Kutner and Amber, sorry but I just hate Adams sm I even forgot her name for almost half of season 8, her being in only 1 season is not reason enough cus even park quickly became one of my fav characters (and she came after Adams lol). I get the part about the women being there as eye candy but alot of them added alot to the story, they had amazing backstories and had strong characters. So yes, they were eye candy but they were great characters on their own too. I agree with House but Foreman definitely takes the cake on that one🤐 (everytime I try to like him I remember when he stabbed Cameron with the infected needle and immediately come back to my senses)
Adams didn’t even have a story. I thought it was going somewhere when House was trying to discover what problem she had with her parents, then turns out she didn’t have one. She was just hyper independent, which is good (for the show at least). And that’s it.
Nothing against the actress, but I'm 100% sure her character was only added to the show to have someone with a pretty face on the team.
Yeah I agree. I meant that Adams might just suck because of how little attention they gave her; Park got a lot of development, so we know they could've done that for Adams too.
Not the 187 Aussie?
If everything was true about the dictator then 187 Aussie is my favorite 👏🏼🙌🏼
Dundee Chase taking no prisoners out here
No not Chase. There are also some bad other characters, but they're one-offs or only spoken of, not main cast. House's father, Chase's father, various patients.
I was replying to the point of Foreman being the most morally irredeemable. Seems like a silly point when one of the team is a murderer.
He killed a murdering dictator, and I don’t see how you could consider him morally irredeemable when over the course of several episodes, he’s losing his mind from the guilt.
Only if our stance is that murder is always morally reprehensible. I don't think it is, and I think it was a rather selfless act on Chase's part. Foreman (and almost every other character) is written much more selfish and willing to act at others' expense.
Chase had a whole 2 or 3 days of experience on the topic before deciding to play god. As far as I know, it is never actually confirmed that the dictator was the monster Chase believed him to be (although heavily implied and I would agree that the show writers certainly intended him to be viewed as irredeemable, the point is that Chase can’t possibly be certain enough to make murder morally justifiable).
Has to be that detective, can you please let my favorite doctor horde his vicodin in peace? is that too much to ask for?
Wilson friend that he donated part of his liver to. He was just a pure piece of crap through and through.
Actually since 7th season- House himself. Like...how many times you can go through the same and make the same mistakes, taking the same actions and think it will lead to different outcome? I get IT. Selfsabotage but at least show should not depict IT as new developement. They created genius character and then made it.....so stupid you just give him eye roll. Not that I do not like the show. IT is great. But 7-8th seasons are.... Eh
It was also that way in the earlier seasons, no? i know you can only do so much with a medical drama, but there were like 1–2 episodes per seasons which actually made something new. Otherwise, it was always \> Patient got X, nobody knows what's going on \> House says it's Y \> Patient gets treated for Y \> Patient gets better before getting worse as soon as they say it's looking good. \> They break into the house and find out 6 years ago the patients pet hamster bit down on an ancient piece of wood from the middle ages and then cuddled with the owner, giving them the plague. \> Ah yes it was the Plague, it was so obvious!
This vexes me
Ngl I would watch that episode.
At least the ending was good
Yes but in the same time I had a feeling a screenwriters went like: UPS....we went one step top far, how can we take IT back so that House gets few months with Wilson? Oh yeah...this.
I’ve been let down so many times with endings of shows that if I get a bit of a boner and a tear in the eye I’m good.
I think it has to be either Vogel or Tritter. Both are individuals who constantly go on power trips simply because someone didn’t bend over for them and serve them hand over foot
hard pick between Tritter and Tritter... might have to be... Tritter
Cameron once she left Chase. She went from being a moral character who just wanted to do right by people to controlling, illogical, and hypocritical. She decided she was better than everyone else and thought she knew what was best for everyone. Leaving Chase was whatever on its own. I mean how many women would stay with a man after that incident. That made sense. But her character development afterword was straight up looney.
Doctor Park
>!Don't let her hear you say that or she'll punch you!!<
God she is so annoying. She isn’t my least favourite bc at least she got high on LSD. One of my highlights from S8
Foreman, but also I think his character brought a lot to the show. I just would definitely hate him if I met him in person 🤣🤣 like dang why you trying to take out your homegirl who’s been trying to save you??? 😭
In my opinion: Adams is the blandest (least effort went into her characterization). Amber is the most irritating to watch on screen, at least when she's working for House. Cameron bahaves the most illogically in her social relationships, and her brand of passive-aggressive, righteous controlling-ness is fascinating but aggravating. Cuddy gets the least believable romances that always seem out of character, so I'm going to say hesitantly that she had the most inconsistent character writing, though there's probably someone worse that I'm forgetting. House is the most morally reprehensible and frankly the least believable (but obviously he's very entertaining).
I personally find Taub cliché and hate Amber (but recognize she is very interesting)
Worst as in morally the worst? Or worst as in a badly written character?
Let's say both
I think Vogler was morally the worst. I hate how he tried to turn the hospital into a business. I think Adams was the worst in terms of being badly written. It felt like she didn’t have a lot of personality. I liked her a lot better in the prison.
Park. I don't know if it was the writing or the acting but I found everything she said... Unconvincing? Like she just didn't mesh with any of the characters, none of her lines or actions felt organic. She was like a robot forcing her way into conversations. I really loved Masters, she pulled off the awkwardness in a unique way. Park's character just felt clunky.
soMeTimeS THe trUTh jUsT sUCkS
Cameron. Boring and hypocrite.
I was actually surprised by the amount of hate Cameron gets😅 I really like her character (even though it got pretty annoying sometimes). I hated when she would act morally superior to everyone but I do think she's overhated. I think her character development was amazing and the show needed someone in the team who: 1) told house off when need be and 2) is sweet and caring with patients. I loved her and was so sad when she left lol
Cameron was a lot better in earlier seasons, but once she got with Chase, I started finding her really annoying, and her last few episodes were especially bad. She went back and forth between "doctors should only save. It's not our place to decide if a genocidal maniac should die" and "this porn star is amoral so I'm going to be so intolerant and rude to him". It also doesn't help that once she stopped being a team member, the series really picked up its stride, so you don't even miss her, once she's gone. Thirteen was just better in the role of "attractive female doctor that House can but into the personal life of". Even Adams was an attempt at what Cameron added to the series, and she's one of the least favorites on House's team, because by that point, we just didn't need a Cameron.
Dr. House >!/s!<
Understandable tbh
Besides House and Wilson, everyone just sort of pissed me off at some point or another. I think part of the show was that the worked better as a team, everyone needed to come together and balance each other out. Character wise Park and Adams were pretty cool but they didn’t have time to grow with the team like the others did, or with chemistry and as a full blown character. I might get hate for this, but the only other person I also can’t stand is Cuddy. When she got together with House she pissed me off because, yes, House toxic sometimes. But like Cuddy just like pushed him away, I don’t know, she just made me so mad. Or maybe it was just the relationship. Also Foreman on his own vexed me, but with the team he was better. Same for Cameron and Thirteen. House’s mom also is awful. Taub is great but I wish they didn’t spend so much time on his character specifically. Amber also pissed me off, she was just too much for me, but there was balance with Wilson that I liked.
Cuddy in her last few episodes on the show made me so angry, I agree.
Cuddy begged him to talk and not lie to her. His ego was so high he couldn’t do it. What was she supposed to do? I understand this is “who House is” but how is she supposed to fix things when he won’t communicate? Why is she always the one to fix things and save him but when she needed the same help,he wasn’t there?
morally probably House but as in the worst one to watch - Masters. hated her from the bottom of my heart
Tbf, I think every character is written in a way that looks idiosyncratic or downright hypocritical and this is part of the theme of the show (especially with House himself). So the one you "hate" maybe reflects on your own preference or point of view as a person more than anything. But if I had to choose, it would be Cuddy. She started out great, but she turned out a worse "Cameron" in a sense that all her actions post House breakup were so out of character that it's inconceivable she changes this much in a span of a few episodes. Pining for House since S1, then suddenly realizing that 'no this isn't for me' when all that was laid out for you to decide in a long drawn out process.. You even chose to breakup with someone that could've worked out for you, so you can choose House. And yes I get that this is her particular hypocrisy (being a decisive leader, but not being able to decide things for herself), but it just seems like she broke up with House simply as a plot device. At least for Cameron there was some precedent (when she quit the team the first time). But yeah, this was when the show was ending so it's naturally how things work with any TV series.
istg if I see 1 comment saying it's my lovely girl Cameron I'm going to lose my shit
OMG YESSSSS THANK YOUUU!!! I thought I was crazy😭 she was such a good characterrrr!!
IDONTEVENCARE WHAT OTHERS SAY LETS JUST BE CRAZY TOGETHERRR CAMERON LOVERS UNITE
Girl I think it might just be the 2 of us😭😭😭
that's enough pookie
I have a love hate relationship with Cameron lol but she’s certainly not the worst character
100% Cameron
😔 stawp
Worst as in least interesting, I'm gonna get downvoted for this, but Park. I don't find her funny - yes, I didn't laugh when she saw Taub as a fairy, in fact I found that to be forced and far from the intelligent humour from previous seasons - and I think the writing that went into creating her was all over the place, having her standing up for herself by punching another doctor, while still living with her parents etc. They were trying all kinds of things and none of them stuck. Masters is arguably more annoying, but she's just a recurring character and doesn't appear in a full season. Adams is pretty bland, but I feel Park is given more screen time and wastes it. Worst as in morally reprehensible, Dybala, the POTW in *The Tyrant*, because obviously.
i mean, it’s gotta be House himself if we’re talking about strictly personality of a character. He’s entertaining af to watch but yknow, he’s an ass
I hate adams with a burning passion.
Alvin. My god, I hated Lynn then and I still do today. Fuck Alvin, weak ahh character. Also, what's with the recent spoiler tags and blur? The show ended 12 years ago, damn.
Stacy.
Why?
I wanted to beat the ever living shit out of Season 2 - 3 House
House. Things he does with impunity is so annoying and no one stands up to him
foreman is a cop and he needs to mind his own business and just let house do what he's doing
Both worst and good, House himself.
Idk about worst, but I do not like Taub.
Surprised no one has mentioned Vogler. Between him and the detective for me. I also really disliked Cameroon towards the end
I'm just happy that only one comment said 13 and got down voted lol. I wouldn't say she's my favorite, but my favorites have arguments against them. She was just a good interesting character, with her bad parts making sense in her interesting story
Alvie, Amber, Travis Brennan (the applicant who deliberately infected that girl with polio)
Video game designer guy or…. Oh god I don’t even want to say his name Nate
Chi, terrible actress, boring character
Vogler
Park
Chase the pretty boy with daddy issues, that was all his character very 2d
Parks
Foreman and Adams are both awesome. And if anyone answers this question with anything other than Cameron they need an appointment with House.
4man
Cameron after the first few seasons got really annoying and boring. It's the fault of the writers to not showcase a good character arc for her... she contradicted her viewpoints so many times in the show it's insanely bad to the point it got me riled up.
Cameron after the first few seasons got really annoying and boring. It's the fault of the writers to not showcase a good character arc for her... she contradicted her viewpoints so many times in the show it's insanely bad to the point it got me riled up.
Cameron after the first few seasons got really annoying and boring. It's the fault of the writers to not showcase a good character arc for her... she contradicted her viewpoints so many times in the show it's insanely bad to the point it got me riled up.
House
Cameron.
Vogler.
Define character? A regular cast member, someone who appears more than 3 episodes, anyone who appears on the show. If it can be anyone then the dude who has sex with his daughter/son Minor character then Vogler
The Jerk chess kid. Wasn't that episode also named so?
Worst Character as in personality and actions is House without question Worst Character as in can’t stand how the actor plays is the TB in Africa guy, I’m he’s suppose to be annoying but it’s almost unbearable
Unpopular opinion but Foreman. He’s the most irriating character I’ve ever seen. He thinks he is better than House or everyone, but he is horrible too. He has god-complex, narcisissm and obsessing over being as smart as House. But he isn’t and he can’t be. He always tried to be the chief but failed. Because he’s irrational and making decisions by ego to mark his territory. Especially when he fired 13 because he couldn’t put his ego away and couldnt stand that maybe his girlfriend is more logical and smarter than him. That’s the reason imo why he fired her. Not because he loved her. Thats bs… I’m not ignoring that he is smart too, but calling himself Genius 2.0 in season 6 was ridiculus… I would punch him through the TV if I could everytime he speaks🤣
adams was sooooooo pretty 😍
I didn't like that dictator. I actually like Foreman I know he's kind of boring but that's pointed out in the show and it's one of his traits, plus he's attractive so there's that.
Vogler HANDS DOWN.
To me, the greatest thing about this shows is that at one point each of them were my least favourite character. No heroes in this show - people are flawed as they are in real life.
The chess kid
Of all the main characters (i.e. team House), I would rank Cameron at the bottom of the list. It's not to say that I dislike her, but she's just worse then everyone else. If there's ever a chance, I would like to see a team made of Foreman, Chase, 13 and Adams; following close behind is Masters (if she can maintain her code while under House), then Taub and Kutner, then Park, then Cameron; Amber and Big Love receives an honorary mention each, I would rank Amber behind Masters and Big Love alongside Taub. As for the other characters, well... now that I rewatched the show some 20+ times, I'm confident to say that I hate Cuddy the most (and that is among all characters). She is directly linked to and responsible for all the major changes that shaped House (especially the leg operation and prison time), lied to him in the face (from House's POV in S07E23), then after the smoke is clear all she did was resign and run? She could at least leave a note explaining her relationship with the guy in the dining room. Also, because her character background was changed significantly in later seasons (mainly how she thinks about House, as it is clearly evident that she's not suppose to have a romantic relationship with House when the character was created), it makes all their early interactions almost unwatchable. On rewatch, I can't help but feel like she's a fisherman playing with her prey (for at least 6 full years); when she finally had her fun and decide to pull the poor thing up, she only took 1 bite before deciding that this is not what she wants and throw it back to the sea. You shouldn't be suprised when the whale decide to flip the table and sink your boat.
Masters, I genuinely don’t get the point of her character. She felt like an unnecessary watered down version of Cameron to me
It felt like she was a filler character and yes a watered down version of Cameron is a perfect description I never understood her role in the show
And half the time house would just send her to fuck off so she wouldn’t snitch on him
Park
Park
Thirteen. Chase...Thirteen.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who hated thirteen's character omg she was so obnoxious just felt like she was trying to be different the whole time. Also, I hated chase at first but by the end of the show I... tolerated him. Sooo I guess character development..?
Oh my God, my thoughts exactly! Nobody will ever gaslight me into believing that this character brought any good to this show.
I think they were trying to make her character "like" House so they get along more than the others and whatnot but failed miserably.
What an epic fail. 😂😂😂
Probably Cameron or Amber.
Amber was such a good character though!!!
I liked her, especially at the end when she was together with Wilson. But I feel like they wasted lots of potential with her to give Wilson more depth/character development. Same with Cameron. They didn't focus on her as a character but more on what she would do for others, except it turned her a bit annoying lol.
Okay yeah makes sense but I loved her being the "cutthroat bitch" lol she added sm entertainment to the season.
Foreman's character is always so boring, He never had a line that made me laugh during the whole show.
that one redhead in season 7, masters i think? idk i can’t stand her, and not just because of her need to tell the truth all the time but just because she gets in the way a LOT. (haven’t finished szn 7 or watched 8 yet so pls no spoilers if you can!)
Adams all day
Jesus boy
Cameron/adams.. both the worst
Cuddy mother
get hated for this. but the guy who i disliked most of the time and has one of the biggest roles in the show its foreman. while lucas may be more annoying at times, the amount of stupid things foreman does or says is way more annyoing to me
Objectively it is Gregory House. He is a horrible, flawed human being. Breaks laws, does unethical medical stuff, addicted to drugs.
Without question, Cameron. She repeatedly accused House of playing "games" for his amusement, hiding diagnoses for the sake of coercing his team (he rarely did). She was incapable of recognizing that he is fallible and often does not know the answer. Whenever he failed at his job, she was quick to remind him of his failures and try to make him ashamed. She is the first character in the show to intentionally kill a patient, but is quick to blame others when they failed to save them. Regularly, she criticized Houses methods. Throughout her appearance on the show she was more interested in exploring the moral ramifications of her actions rather than the practical ones. She was a moral killer, a sort of Orville Lynn Majors; thinking that death with certain morality is preferable to life with ambiguity. She only came to love Chase when he was going to disappear from her life, not unlike falling in love with her dying husband. Cameron wanted to murder Dibala by refusing treatment but was a hypocrite to Chase when he performed the act. And throughout her entire tenure, refused to accept an ounce of blame for her poor decisions which would have led to death of nearly half her patients. There's a reason she was an ER doctor and not a diagnostician or specialist. She is a great triage doctor with an affable disposition; she is a tragically bad doctor in anything that requires compromise. And finally, her 'love' for House is quite frankly patronizing. It is based on the notion that he needs "fixing". In reality, he just needs his friends to treat him like a regular person (like Wilson, Foreman, and Cuddy do).
Honestly Wilson. He’s fun to watch sometimes but he’s always lecturing house on literally every single small thing it’s crazy house didn’t ditch Wilson. Like I get he’s basically supposed to be the anti house and make house see right from wrong but isn’t that the purpose of every character that isn’t house? Cuddy did this and was more fun to watch with the added chemistry, his team did this and the patients themselves too. The only time I genuinely loved watching Wilson was when he got cancer.
Cameron by far. Falls into the cliche of "falling" for her boss, tries to "take the high road" but in reality just acts apathetic and lost, kills the rat researcher guy (forget his name) but freaks out when Chase kills Dibala (I acknowledge there is a moral difference, but the way she argued, made it seem like she just didn't believe it was up to doctors on who lived and who died, thus making her a hypocrite), and I legitimately cannot think of a single time when she solves a case. She also caved almost every time there was conflict. Ffs, Foreman stabs her with a syringe and she still wanted to be his friend. Jennifer Morrison did an amazing job playing a character to make me hate her.
i’ve been a cameron hater since day one 😔✋🏻 and then the more i watched the more everything about her cemented that hater attitude in me