#house md in a nutshell

[fox-mulder-gets-pegged]

Sometimes u rewatch House MD episode Last Resort, get mad that there's like zero fan fics about what Thirteen went through in that episode, and start writing a fic ten minutes before you need to leave for work. Anyways here's an excerpt.

[starry-scarl3tt]

[not-lupus]

[freddyspills]

It’s time to show it to the world.

[thankstothe]

Them

[pot-o-curry]

I REMEMBER HOWLING OF LAUGHTER AT THIS SCENE I CLDNT STOP FR 10MINS I HAD TO PAUSE THE EPISODE

Everything you need to know about this show in one scene

[samd1o1]

me watching house md for the first time in a nutshell

[weird-an]

House MD in a nutshell

House: It's what friends do

Wilson: We just fucked

House: We're best friends, say your wife I said Hi to your dick

[cuntyvicodin]

house md in a nutshell

[cupcraft]

House md antagonists in a nutshell:

Antagonist: House is an evil villain who is setting a bad standard for the world and he'll kill us all because he is selfish and doesnt gaf about anyone!!!!

House: kys (internally blames himself always and hates himself and cares so much he would die to save someone)

Patient: the mean guy saves my life

Antagonist: rats fooled again

[kit-kat-jo]

in house md season 8 episode 18 when Chase dreams about him and Park yelling and fighting and then aggressively making out that is vuzi in a nutshell to me

[officialfishinacondom]

House md in a nutshell:

Patient: actively dying

Ducklings: scrambling trying to find House and saving the patient

House: either committing a crime or trying to fuck Wilson

[wilsonistwinkleboy]

House MD season 1 in a nutshell by me who sell this ship to my friend

[p3rcys-nightmar3s]

Good evening dear friends!

Here's my introductory post :)

Post will be edited over time!!

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◟ヾ about me

(Minor!!) ⟡ baby bat ⟡ pansexual⟡ she/they

INTERESTS

-͟͟͞☆ interests: Music, Photography, Painting, Acting, Collecting small trinkets and items, Drawing, cannibalism, analog horror, horror in general, the human body, fun/interesting words, being overly expressive and/or dramatic, Christianity (and religion as a whole), radiation, and aliens/outer space

-͟͟͞☆ shows: Dexter, Hannibal, Supernatural, Peaky Blinders, I am not okay with this, Bojack Horseman, Castlevania, Castlevania Nocturne, House MD, Star Trek (both TOS and TNG), and Sweet Tooth.

-͟͟͞☆ music: Rammstein, Ghost, Radiohead, Tv Girl, Alex G, Nirvana, Slipknot, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Metallica, Misfits, Three Days Grace, TV Girl, Eminem, Linkin Park, Mitski, Tame Impala, FFDP, Type O Negative, Jeff Buckley, sisters of mercy, the cure, and Alex G!!

-͟͟͞☆ movies: Polar, Red Dragon, Silence of the Lambs, etc! (Ask me about it, I don't mind!!)

-͟͟͞☆ books: Crispin and the cross of lead, the outsiders, pride and prejudice, and the secret of the old clock (Nancy drew series).

My top ten songs of the year! (Not ranked by favouritism):

1. Forget Her - Jeff Buckley

2. I Know it's Over - Jeff Buckley

3. Knockin' On Heavens Door - Bob Dylan

4. Coyote, My Little Brother - Mitski

5. Sexy Boy - Air

6. Go Slowly - Radiohead

7. I'm Not In Love - 10cc

8. Nutshell - Alice In Chains

9. Heroes - David Bowie

10. Come - Adrianne Lenker

(Other things abt me ⬇️)

I am an aspiring musican and artist! I have an obsession with men(and women) older than me, and I used to smoke.

#1 mads mikkelsen & Gillian Anderson lover (absolutely confirmed🤭)

[passingshot]

house md fanbase in a nutshell

[regarding-stories]

Win some, lose some: Rounding up more Winter Anime Season 2025 shows

We got a mixed bag in our hands, and make no mistake. Let's dive in.

OKITSURA: Fell in Love with an Okinawan Girl, but I Just Wish I Know What She's Saying

"OKITSURA" is a fun show with a simple premise: Mainland Japanese teenager transfers to an Okinawa high school. He quickly develops a crush on a girl in his class, but she talks a lot in Okinawa Islander "dialect" (or rather: language) and another girl, her friend, jumps in to translate.

Seems pretty clear he's going to end up with the translator, he just doesn't know it yet. The show is chockful with lore about the island of Okinawa, making it colorful and cute. It's also funny and plays its various cultural and romantic embarrassments well.

3 episodes in, all good.

Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective

This is a mix of Sherlock Holmes and "House, MD", really. Smol but brilliant pathologist solves medical and criminal mysteries. She of courses is brash, oversteps boundaries, and way too full of herself.

But the show is doing good mysteries, so definitely worth a watch. (4 episodes so far.)

Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You

Childhood friends, one girl, four boys, the heady days of youth, yada yada. The one who will win her in the end is her simple guy childhood friend aka hot guy #1, pretty sure. There's a potential love triangle set up with generic hot guy #2. She's the generic "can't make up my mind" heroine.

Everything's generic about this show which tries to win us over by reminding us that COVID robbed many young people in Japan of what they thought of as the best days of their youth. Except when the show isn't bland, it's actually about the comparatively pushy moves hot guy #1 makes on her. And no character in sight to care about in the least. Dropped after episode 2.

Sakamoto Days

Once the best hitman of them all, he is now a family man, running a shop, with a big pot belly and old man look to him. But he's still got it!

Two episodes in, the cast is still assembling, but basically Sakamoto is kicking ass while also trying to keep the promise he made to his wife.

So far, funny. Likes its occasional action gore. One of the shows where you best not think about the logic much.

I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class

Speaking of "don't think too hard", the premise of this show is that two teens are made to cohabitate, aiming for marriage (or already married?) by their blackmailing grandparents. Of course they had this strong love-hate relationship already before.

Yes, it's a silly premise. But it's basically your classical rom-com in a nutshell. We already know she's crushing on him, so basically what we get is him shaping up, her stopping to be such a nag, and a lot of togetherness building an actual tender relationship between them.

There are definitely stupid elements in there, no doubt. It works, though, in spite of its typical anime flaws. Probably because it has a lot of cute and shy moments.

Magic Maker: How to Make Magic in Another World

Even though I talked a lot about formulaic Isekai shows in my last post (and some good ones), this one actually stands out. Because it isn't formulaic!

A salaryman gets reincarnated into the body of a baby boy. He hoped against hope in our world that magic was real and his sole desire for his next life is experiencing magic as real. Except: He finds his world has monsters and fantasy vibes, but no magic!

One day he and his childhood friends find a force powered by emotions that fits the bill, except not everybody can see it. None of the adults can! Naturally he wants to master it - even if he has to invent it first.

3 episodes in so far, and nobody has said "S-Rank", nobody has opened a status screen, nobody knows they are level 7, and while the boy has uttered things like "Fireball!" he has done so to no effect. Also, the show implies there will be social repercussions for being different... Intrigued!!

Reincarnated as a Sword

I thought the title was dumb. The show sure isn't!

Guy gets, well, reincarnated as a magical sword, and he's setting out to make himself OP. Except he never gets so OP that the story gets dull. Plus, a cute and poor cat girl becomes his bearer. From there on out it's almost all win.

The show is seriously cute, has great action, is well-balanced when it comes to challenge vs character skill, and has good storytelling. It also has its nice emotional moments and makes you laugh out loud.

Great show!

Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf!

This one has an interesting premise. Guy drifts into fantasy world at night where he keeps having adventures in another world with complete continuity since he was a child. He also knows this elf girl there. One day, she ends up next to him in bed in Japan.

The show mixes a fantasy part (when they sleep) with a "Oh, we're discovering Japan!" part. Lots about loving the food and having baths is super-nice. She's of course over-the-top cute and secretly in love with him.

Cute enough to pull it off, but don't expect much in terms of drama or suspense, I'd say.

Honey Lemon Soda

Puh, on the fence about dropping this one. She's super shy and introverted and getting bullied for it. Her bullies call her "Stony" ("Ishi" means "stone" and is part of her name) because she freezes up when she's insecure.

He is a young guy with attitude (but no delinquent) and can't make up his mind if he's her white knight or just mean to her (supposedly for her own good). He certainly stands up for her and teaches her how to ask for help and enjoy her youth. She of course falls for him hard but can't act on it, he is not admitting to himself that he does this because he's in love with her.

The side cast is slowly developing (and likable), the bullying is rather brutal (including physical threats to a girl), but this might actually turn out well if the "I'm not good enough and should shut up" vibe doesn't get too strong. I might still drop it, but it might actually be a decent show.

The Returnees

"The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You" is back and making a lot of funny fourth wall breaking jokes which is just as well since there's no chance you can take this show serious.

Back for more in late 2024 was "Ron Kamonohashi's Forbidden Deductions" and it stays brilliant, even though it sets out on its foreshadowed Moriarty storyline. Usually the introduction of Moriarty (or his descendants or successors) spells doom for any detective show because it becomes all stupid head games, but here it's okay, and thankfully it doesn't swallow the whole season.

Then there's season 2 of "Solo Leveling", and I wonder if the "I have an undead army" gimmick is breaking the show's balance too much, so carefully established before. (Also, discovering the game aspects of the phenomenon is sidelined a lot in comparison.) It's not as suspenseful as season 1, that's for sure, but so far, still good.

Didn't mention it before, but also still going is "A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School!" which is a silly show which I do tend to watch as a filler. Human teacher is hired in Yokai (Japanese mythical monsters and spirits) school. Lots of silly hijinks define this show. Sometimes trash.

Finally, "Blue Box". The love triangle vibes in this one are getting strong!