#Gregory M Wilson

[thankstothe]

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[birdyboyhouse]

[inescunha]

House m.d. premiered on November 16, 2004.

Happy 20th anniversary.

[oldmanffucker]

[atomicradiogirl]

i made this instead of studying for my chemistry final

[househrt]

my vampire Wilson wip literally has a scene where House is pushed up against a wall while Wilson bites his neck, and one of Wilson's thighs slides between House's leg (who absoLUTELY starts grinding on it instinctively), and also later, Masters watches them argue and makes a comment about it feeling like watching her dad and step-dad argue, and yet I'm not sure if this is established!Hilson or if they're still pretending to not be eternally pining for each other

(also they're both trans men bc I don't know how to write horny cis man bodily sensations but I do know how to do transmasc ones)

[nobodyytodaylol]

[anarchistbitch]

pov: you are speaking to Dr House while he gets his epiphany about his patient

[mash-trek]

just testing something..

[oddlittlestories]

I love house md because all the characters are In It and it is inherent to them

No matter where you go etc etc

[hugeegosorry]

(13 isn’t an option for obvious reasons)

[locke-esque-monster]

There's a part of me that wants to think that House MD is a spiritual successor to Mash (which is a whole separate post). It's fascinating to me because outside of one brief reference in the early seasons to Trapper John, and the whole similar "POV of the patient" episodes, there aren't really any references to Mash within House. And frankly, I'm surprised their aren't unless it was deliberate on the part of the creators. But I honestly prefer to believe Greg House within the confines of the show itself is actually an old Mash fan.

Picture it with me, will you...

A young 13 year old Gregory getting obsessed with the show. In part because it's anti-military and anti-authority sentiment pisses off his dad. But he also loves it's mix of drama, goofiness, and quick-witted banter.

He mostly gets to keep watching it because his Mom also likes it, it reminds her of the quick banter of old screwball comedies of her youth.

Sixteen year old Greg being torn between appreciating the accurate harsh reality of killing off Henry Blake, and the fact he wants to write angry letters to the studio on behalf of his mom because the episode made her cry.

Do you remember in Sherlock (2010) how Mycroft brought up that Sherlock had the mind of a great thinker, but chose to be a detective? And his original hope was to be a pirate? I think of that when I think of how Greg became a doctor. He was never going to be the empathetic doctors he saw on Mash, but the show did infuse an interest in medicine he never quite shook.

Imagine Greg at 24, exhausted from med school and a little choked up watching the finale of a show he's spent half his life watching.

Greg starting our his doctor's career with a hatred of doctor's coats like Hawkeye hated uniforms. He knows it's a cliché for doctors of this era to love Mash so it's his own dirty little secret. The thought of wearing a Hawaiian shirt one day has crossed his mind, but is ultimately rejected because it's not worth the teasing, or really his style.

Greg brings his love of banter and hatred of authority right into his work environment. He also has had no problem mixing the bleak with a sense of humor, maybe a residual effect of so many episodes of Mash.

He also maybe took Henry's season 1 speech about doctors not being able to save young men from dying maybe a bit too seriously, and that mixed with his own cynicism has helped inform his distance from his patients.

House meeting Cuddy and him taking great joy from their Margaret/Hawkeye "pushing back against authority but also kind of flirting" . He knows it'll never work, but damn if it isn't fun. It's fantasy straight out of his teenage years.

His ducklings (Cameron, Foreman, Chase) are his other assorted characters of the camp to bounce off of - the Radars, Klingers, and whatnot. He'll run circles around them verbally, but they have the potential to surprise him with a good idea or a clever comment.

When he met Wilson, it was like meeting his own tentmate in the Swamp. He maybe envisioned a little of having their own Swamp when he convinced Cuddy to move Wilson in next door. He was always sure Wilson was his BJ, with his commitment to his wives - even if maybe he went through them like Trapper did with nurses. But when Wilson left after Amber's death, he wondered if Wilson was maybe really his Trapper all along and his BJ didn't exist. When Wilson came back, House immediately thought back to BJ coming back to Hawkeye in the finale.

Wilson is the only one, other than his mother, who knows of his secret love of Mash. Wilson is also fond of it (he maybe internalized Hawkeye's commitment to his patients). And he sees a bit of Hawkeye in House's sense of humor. They occasionally watch it together and will makes jokes about it when the team or Cuddy aren't around. That said, Wilson has to convince House every so often that "No, we're not building our own still."

[billi-ashli]

made a house md tier list <3

[lt-oreilly]

gay doctors and the 'best friend' they can't say goodbye to parallels or something

(this made sense in my head very late last night. anyways)

[oldmanffucker]

which House MD character do you think grew up in a filthy, cluttered, moldy, gross household & wasn’t rly taught hygiene practices & had to learn/teach themselves how to properly shower (soap…Down to the legs?? wash cloth??? In the shower??) and brush their teeth and this has colored the way they see and interact with the world and those around them? (/neutral /not a character judgement)