[ SECRET POST #2132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2132 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I had to stop watching as the mistakes drove me crazy. I work in a hospital, and they did stories on my specialty a few times, and they were just awful. They didn't even make sense.

But the thing that really put me off and made me stop watching for good, was when they had a young woman who had been sexually abused by her father but House blamed her, said she had seduced him, and this was because she had Turner's syndrome, and he called her "him". It was just so vile and appalling, and there was no questioning or disapproving of this attitude.

[(Anonymous)]

Actually in that one, she got her father drunk and raped him in order to blackmail him with it.

The team was convinced he'd abused her because their diagnosis on the table at the time was PTSD, which was wrong. House never said anything about it, she was the one who told the team she raped him and took PTSD off the table.

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh it was awful, I still hated the whole thing. And it was still unforgivable of him to call a girl with Turner's "he". so offensive.

I find the idea of a young girl "raping" her father just not an acceptable plot device. I can accept the idea of a false accusation. ALso people have control when drunk, she didn't make him unconscious.

Like I said Ugh, distasteful and offensive.

[(Anonymous)]

...out of all the horrible shit that House has said and done to people, that's the thing you find unforgivable?

really tho?

[(Anonymous)]

lol mte. It was pretty shitty but it's...well, House. It probably would have been OOC for him not to be a total dickhead about it, tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

"He didn't want to. I had to get him drunk, it was the only way. Now he does whatever I want."

.... Yes, that's totally "raped" in quotes. And possibly false accusation. If someone's not unconscious they can't be raped? You're disgusting.

[(Anonymous)]

This. It's funny that they're talking about how offensive the plot line was while they're being incredibly offensive themselves. I mean, are they saying that drunk people can't be raped? Because, uh....

[(Anonymous)]

No matter how drunk a man is he doesn't have sex with his daughter, his underage daughter at that. There would be no defence in court.

[(Anonymous)]

That...really doesn't make it sound any better.

[terabient]

! This episode was one of the first I ever saw, and the last, for all the reasons you've mentioned. It was absolutely awful.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT yes I had watched quite a few and was feeling a bit meh anyhow, then I just couldn't even believe they came up with this shit, and broadcast it. So offensive. It was the last one I watched as well.