#is there a ship name for Cameron Chase and Foreman???

[spro-o]

Okay hear me out

T4T Chase and Foreman with their wonderful wife Cameron. Supportive gf in the midst of her boyfriend's transitioning 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I have not considered trans Foreman before this, but I do throughly enjoy this idea :3c

both of them now have immense tboy swag 🙏

[acidicwerewolf]

I need them to do a reboot of House but I want them to just go fucking wild with it. Everyone's gay, everyone's fucking. House, Wilson, and Cuddy are in a toxic polycule, one that definitely violates work ethics, that ends when Cuddy cheats on them with Cameron. I want it to be just as homophobic, just as ableist, just as fucked up, as the original and yet have the characters all be so fucking woke. Same episodes with the same plots but modern. I want Chase to have an onlyfans.

[heph]

Think a little lower, Dr. Wilson

[bitchlesslesbian]

fucking would've fixed them.

[thankstothe]

Stakes are rising

[realbeefman]

dr daddy issues famously wanting to fuck his dadboss house. and of course everybody is familiar with allison "i can fix him" cameron. but can we please please talk about little ms "took over my old boss's boss's job (being the one he'll lust and pant after like a slobbering dog)" mr king of repressed homoerotic tension eric foreman's Deal. what was going through that man's mind when he tried to fulfill the same role his former boss's girlfriend played. NONE of the og fellows are beating the "in love with house" allegations unfortunately

[all-pacas]

FOREMAN: I wasn't criticizing you. People who avoid commitment are people who know what a big thing it is.

"Would you have sex with me?" Cameron asks a minute later.

Foreman pauses, considering, and laughs. "No. Absolutely not. You're —"

She's looking outraged. Offended. And he amends, realizing she's serious. "No," he says again, making it a question.

"You said it yourself, I'm scared of commitment. I avoid relationships," the tone of her voice making it a dare: "So clearly I'm not proposing anything serious."

Just then, Foreman's machine dings, indicating results. He feels a twinge of annoyance: at it, for denying him a distraction of work and waiting. At Cameron, for being certifiable. He busies himself with his readout. "Still not interested. You whining your way into sex makes me less interested by the second."

"I'm not whining!" Cameron says, outraged.

"You have any idea how insulting that is? Asking the first person you see out like it's some kinda dare?" He is surprised by his own disappointment, his anger: Cameron is often frustrating, annoying, oppressive with her morals and preaching and compassion. He had not thought he cared, but his hurt takes him aback. That she thinks so little of him that she'd proposition him only at random.

"It makes sense," she says, but weakly, realizing she needs to backtrack. "We're both busy. We're both single."

"Sleep with Chase again," he says, bitter. "Go moon over House. I'm so not interested."

Cameron's flushed red and angry and embarrassed. She glares at her microscope. "This isn't right," she says, slowly, the results dawning on her. She is still blushing. "We need to find House."

-

She gets him a coffee without asking, which is how Foreman knows she's trying to be sorry. He thinks about ignoring the gesture, but time — and medical publication — has taught him that only sets her off worse. "Thanks," he says.

She sits down opposite him, across the conference table. "I'm sorry," she says: he nods. "I… Earlier, I asked you out. I didn't do it … right."

"You propositioned me," he corrects, mildly. It has been a busy day, but when he's had moments of quiet he's found himself remembering and dwelling on their conversation. She wants to prove herself, he thinks. Not to him, but to herself. In a way he's sympathetic.

She blushes, looks around the empty office. "I wasn't tactful," she says, prim. "But I meant it. I like you."

"You like me." He is flat and disbelieving.

She scowls. "Yes. We're friends, Foreman! I care about you, and you care about me. We've worked together for two years, we get along…"

He disagrees, generally, without feeling offense. He wonders how she sees their relationship, if this is truly what she believes. What it would be like to be friends with Cameron (spoiled, overbearing, generous, kind Cameron). What it would be like to sleep with her.

Then he remembers a year of her mooning over House, fucking Chase last fall, and his imagination sours. "I'm not interested in someone who propositions me as a last option."

"You're not!" she says, so earnestly he actually believes her, wonders who is. But her sincerity actually makes him smile, a little. This shit is so ridiculous.

"Why you suddenly so desperate to get laid?" he asks, but gently.

"It's Valentine's Day," she says: a day about love, not sex. Something more tantalizing and so much worse.

"It's the fifteenth," he corrects.

For a half second he wants to say: ask me again next year. Stupid and sentimental and naive. Foreman sips his coffee and refrains.

[stargirlshojo]

now i cant stop thinking about cameron and foreman what even is their ship name foremeron foremon camerford forecam AUGHHH IDK

it’s mostly the actors chemistry and tension and the opposites attract type dynamic im liking

she needs to be close to everyone her morals are very black and white in the majority of cases she doesn’t think of her job as her job that’s her LIFE

foreman’s morals are a lot more grey and he doesn’t make things so personal because he disconnects himself from the job

foreman is much less passionate about his job but not exactly his career? he’s a lot more like house than chase is but he genuinely does care for some patients and definitely has a soft spot for kids and i do think he likes his job but he doesn’t see it like cameron does

his lines in dead dogs lie about how they aren’t friends just ISNT TRUE???? and he knows it. he is friends with chase and cameron but ultimately views them as part of a temporary job so i think he feels like he shouldn’t try to get close to them even when he already is

RAHHHHGGHH i don’t even know

[carsweirdness]

so. i started watching house. i think it's hilarious, so does @solangelo77, and we were wondring if there was a ship name for foreman/cameron/chase. well she did and i got hooked because she put the idea in my brain and it's not gonna be leaving anytime soon.

[fizzingwizard]

I just started House season 4. When it first aired, I was really sad about the departures of Foreman, Chase, and Cameron (the ducklings/cottages, depending which forum you got your House news on lol). Now it probably would be obvious to me that they were primed to come back, but as a teen I thought this was good-bye for realsies.

I also remember that from season 4 on, the quality of the show seemed less to me. Not like it tanked, but... Gotta say, I've already seen every episode I could clearly remember in the first three seasons. I can't remember a single episode in the latter ones, except for character plot points, like Thirteen's Huntington's, Kal Penn's (I forgot his character's name) suicide, Wilson's cancer, House driving his car into Cuddy's house and still getting his job back smh...

So I kinda expect from here on the medicine takes a back seat to character drama. I remember as a teen thinking that House was being reimagined as a soap for housewives, because it turned out a lot of housewives liked the show. I also remember thinking, "But if they already like it, why would you change it. Just because of stereotypes of what housewives like?? 'Oh no, housewives are watching us! We better become the kind of show housewives like'" what??? They are already watching! You don't need to change it! You've hooked your audience!

To be clear, I've never read anything where the writers admitted that so ehhh. But there really was a shift towards drama and focusing on character relationships. There had been plenty of drama before, but boy did it kick up after season three. In particular the show began to make more frequent references to House/Wilson, which was a popular ship along with House/Cuddy and House/Cameron, but not taken at all seriously because this was before 2010 and most Americans were still casually, if not outright, homophobic, and gay stuff was just not "done" on TV unless it was sad and everyone died or it was treated as a big joke. Wow TV changed a lot in ten years...

Anyway House/Wilson was a big joke. I'd say it wasn't as bad as some shows were with their token gay ship. Like it was better than Sherlock. *shrug* It would be hard to say whether the jokes were more homophobic because they were jokes, or progressive because they didn't offend the characters. But yeah House/Wilson fans were considered by other fans to be young horny women or old horny women not getting enough from their husbands. They weren't expected to be normal humans enjoying a dynamic on a show, and they definitely weren't expected to be men (gay or otherwise).

So the show ramped up the romance, the drama, and the confusing gay innuendos. Not saying it got bad. It just changed. I really can't remember any medical case at all that didn't directly affect a member of the main cast.

It'll be interesting to see if I feel the same way now that I'm starting season 4 again. But I gotta say, after watching the first couple episodes, it's so, so funny to me how bad the acting is when House starts the competition. The competition angle I think is very funny! But I guess what happens is you now have a huge cast and so everyone can only get one-liners that need to express everything about them, and their screen time is so low that if you're meant to be annoyed for just one scene, as far as the audience knows you're always this annoyed lol.

The one that gets me the most is Thirteen's introduction. First it's just like Olivia Wilde sitting with the contestants. Not that gorgeous women can't be doctors but like... that's Olivia Wilde. Just. Sitting there. buhahaha. And then she's in the OR and another contestant asks her name you know a totally normal question for one colleague to ask another. and in this very tired, put-upon sounding tone she replies "call me Thirteen" because that's her contestant number and she doesn't want to "get attached."

But can you imagine that in real life? "What's your name" "(sigh, not this question again) Just call me Thirteen" x'DDD Like maybe when you're in jr high and trying to be ~*special*~ you might do that, and a few years later realize how cringy it was and start going by Jessica again if you haven't already. This isn't about her using an unusual nickname though. I've had a few friends with unusual nicknames that they got by normally. It's about the personal tragedy and deep resistance to getting close that calling herself "Thirteen" among her colleagues is supposed to represent. IIRC, patients and non-diagnostics team members do call her by her real name. So this is nooot about nicknames. It's about the writers pitching ideas back and forth and someone suggesting with a straight face "What if there was a dying doctor who is really out of this world gorgeous and bisexual and distant because she's got Huntington's and only goes by Thirteen, you know, the unlucky number???" lol

[the-gayest-show]

My current thoughts on House MD as someone who is binging it madly

House is such a guy. He's so down bad and miserable FEED ME MORE!!! I NEED MROE OF HIM!!!!!!

Today I found out bro was British like WHAAAAAAAAAA bro wasn't straight American the accent was so spot on???????????

It has been 2. 2 days. since this show has begun its takeover of my soul. I... need help. I'm 1 more episode from the s1 finale, my current fav is the "3 Stories" episode for its brilliant writing, and I just found the fandom so uh apparently Wilson/House is a ship?? not a bad ship just not visible in s1

I keep forgetting abt shows in 2004 being a little bit homophobic like dammmmnn no slurs rn but I see that attitude, random patient. I see it. but hey. if my fav is the guy the show is named after the writers have done something right

i don't even have a 2nd favorite which is weird bc I like every single other character equally? like Cameron, Foreman, Chase, Cuddy, and Wilson are on the same level to me, though I wonder how deep Wilson's and House's relationship goes if he knows about house's ex.

Anyways uh go watch the show it's surprisingly calming and my new favorite time eater

[tenthmusing]

a pinned

name: saf

some other stuff: i like writing, drawing and stuff, im singaporean and im bilingual in chinese and english! im also asexual

current fandoms: good omens, house md, dead poets society

characters i like (atm): neil perry, todd anderson, crowley, house, wilson, aziraphale, thirteen, amber, chase, cuddy, cameron, foreman, magnus, alec, newt, thomas

ships: hilson, aziracrow, malec, newtmas, anderperry

dni: transphobic, misogynistic, homophobic racist etc (and maybe people with unreasonable expectations of the characters i like that resulted in dislike to said characters)

other socials: tenthmusing on ao3 and xiaqinq on twt

:3

[firstaidspray]

Birthday Countdown Revchase Snippets - Day 5

To celebrate Valentine's month as well as my birthday month, I'm going to post a snippet of Revchase every day until my birthday, using these prompts- there are 25 so it leads right up to my birthday!! Here's five!!

5- Write about a casual kiss between your ship.

Pairing: Robert Chase/Reverie (oc)

Media: House MD

Word Count: 649

Rating: T

CW: Medical talk

The all-too-familiar sound of a ball bouncing off the wall of the diagnostics department office can be heard as Chase approaches said room. When he enters, he expects it to be House that is wasting time playing with that stupid ball, but no. Sitting in a chair that the aforementioned diagnostician would be in is Reverie, who is also filling House's role by bonking that stupid ball against the wall and, unlike House, failing to catch it when it comes back her way.

“You can't just hit it away like a volleyball,” Chase laughs, watching Reverie scramble to the floor to grab the ball. “Does House know you're playing with that?”

Reverie shrugs. “He's seen me do it before, I doubt it'd surprise him.”

As Reverie goes to toss the toy once more, it's caught in midair, by none other than House himself. He looks at Reverie with a veneer of annoyance, but deep down he finds it endearing.

“Shouldn't you be down in surgery cutting out someone's gallbladder?” House asks, sitting down and beginning to play with the ball in the same way Reverie had been.

She shakes her head. “No. Name's not on the schedule for anything, I'm on call for emergency procedures only.”

House sighs. “Great. So we have an extra annoyance here to input useless suggestions during differentials.”

Reverie is not offended by this– she knows House is just like that and actually does, shockingly, respect her. He's taken her ideas into consideration before, and does consider her to be abnormally intelligent with diagnostics for a surgical assistant nurse. So his irritated remarks don't bother her, and never will.

“Patient presents with a sore throat with a cough, swollen lymph nodes, headache, body aches, fever and chills, and upper left abdominal pain,” House announces as he puts down the ball and flips open the case file.

Foreman scoffs. “So he's got a case of the sniffles. It's the flu. We'll give him extra IV fluids and antivirals.”

“That doesn't explain the abdominal pain,” Chase interrupts.

“Influenza can have gastric involvement, depending on the strain,” Cameron responds.

“Yeah, in children,” House shoots down her idea. “No diarrhea or vomiting, no gastric involvement.”

Chase thinks for a moment, then has an idea. “Mononucleosis. Left upper abdominal pain could be an enlarged spleen.”

Cameron, Foreman, and Reverie all nod in agreement and look at House for confirmation.

“Okay. Go test the blood for antibodies for Epstein-Barr and white cell count, and palpate the spleen and liver to check for enlargement,” House says, waving off his team.

Suddenly, everyone, including Reverie’s pagers go off, and the group stops to look at her to see if their messages match. She checks it, and makes a “tsk” sound.

“Must be mono,” she says, “because your patient’s spleen just ruptured and I'm requested for emergency surgery. That what yours says?”

They all nod after checking the message, the same that she had gotten. Reverie gets up from her chair and begins to rush out of the room, but not before stopping by Chase’s chair.

“I gotta go scrub in. Good call on the mono,” she says to him.

Unexpectedly, Chase takes her chin in his hands and pulls her into a quick, casual kiss. It lasts only seconds, despite how much each of them wishes it would last longer, and ends with a pop. Though Reverie is mildly shocked, everyone else is astonished at his blatant display of affection.

“Good luck, Rev,” he says to her.

“Thanks,” Reverie replies with a smile, then leaves to head down to surgery.

Everyone stares at Chase for a moment, before he starts to get uncomfortable.

“What?” He asks.

“You should use more tongue next time,” House comments, “make it more interesting for us to watch.”

Everyone else in the room, especially Chase, rolls their eyes, then stands up and follows Reverie's suit to the patient.

[dudeshusband]

Title: I'm Never Giving Up On You

Ship: Mike x Robert Chase

Words: 759

Description: "i’m not really good at this sort of thing. i never really had much luck with relationships before but i wanna make it work. i want us to work."

Warnings: mentions of (previous) domestic violence

It was freezing outside and raining, no that was an understatement, water was pouring from the sky in buckets. Grey clouds swirled in a depressed dance above the apartment building where Mike and their boyfriend lived.

It was their boyfriend's apartment, of that much they had just been reminded.

“Can't I have a minute to myself in my own damn apartment?!” he'd shouted.

He didn't mean to make them feel unwanted but he had. He had made them feel like what they had to say wasn't important.

They were happily telling him about something they had learned and he'd just...gone off. He hadn't said he was busy or he needed time alone.

It didn't take him long to deflate but he'd said enough.

Mike was drenched from head to toe. They had been too blinded by tears to grab an umbrella.

They knew they were sensitive, and he hadn't meant it but they were afraid. Afraid of the tense air after a fight they'd known in their youth.

Afraid he'd…

No. That was ridiculous. He had never so much as moved to hurt them. He wouldn't.

And yet…

Their phone buzzed in their pocket. The name of the team’s groupchat lit up their phone. It was a silly inside joke of theirs.

Cameron had sent one of those inspiring videos that went viral on social media but only made Mike sad. Foreman sent a semi cynical comment but Mike turned off their phone.

It was too uncomfortable here. Mike stood and walked down the road aimlessly.

Cars whizzed past and Mike tried their best not to think.

Eventually they found themselves at a diner House once took them to in order to avoid Cuddy while doing a differential diagnosis.

The bell dinged and Mike found a seat at the counter. They hadn't brought their wallet so they asked for a water.

When they'd finished it, they spent a great deal of time staring into the bottom of their glass.

The waitress looked ready to kick them out of the diner when the bell rang again and in came their boyfriend, nearly as drenched as they were.

He looked more happy to see them then than he'd ever been happy to see anything in the time they had known him.

He rushed forward and pulled them into a hug. They tensed slightly and he stepped back, frowning.

“I called you,” he said. “Left voicemails, texts, everything.”

Mike felt their phone like a heavy weight in their pocket. “I turned it off.”

“I looked everywhere from our place to here,” he continued. “I started thinking I was never going to find you.”

It was getting dark out. How long had they walked to get here? How long had they stayed?

“I'm sorry,” he said finally. “I love you. I want to hear you talk. I'm used to keeping everything to myself. No one's ever cared about my feelings.”

“I care,” Mike whispered.

“I was stressed. I should've just told you that. But I didn't and I'm sorry.”

He took Mike’s hand. “I’m not really good at this sort of thing. I never really had much luck with relationships before but I want to make it work. I want us to work.”

Mike suppressed a laugh. “You're not good at relationships?”

He shook his head. “I haven't had a lot of real relationships. Sex and love, they're not always the same thing.”

Mike shrugged. “I don't have much experience with either.”

“Please don't scare me like this again,” he asked with a pleading voice that broke Mike's heart a little. “Please.”

Everyone he'd ever loved had left him in one way or another. That's why he was careful with how much of his feelings he shared. He didn't want to care about someone and have them leave again.

He had hurt them, though he hadn't meant to, and they'd done the same to him.

Mike took him into their arms, and whispered, “I'm not leaving you. I'm not giving up on you, okay? I'm here, you found me. I'm so glad you looked for me. I didn't mean to worry you.”

Mike stepped back and took his face into their hands. “I'm so sorry.”

Then they rested their forehead softly against his.

Suddenly, someone started clapping slowly. The diner was empty and the waitress had been staring at the pair of them while cleaning the counter.

“Alright, lovebirds, that was beautiful and all but it's closing time.”

Mike and Chase flushed in embarrassment then made their way out of the diner.

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[fircyca]

Oké, SamBucky (mivan, ez egy karakter, nem? :) ) és legyen mondjuk Chase doki a House-ból

this is going to be hard ajhkdkkhfgk i'll probably go into them separately but i'll try

Sam/Bucky

favorite thing about them: it's that they both are just GOOD people. like Sam is an absolute saint, he's empathetic, patient and cares so much about everyone. he's good and communicating, actually listens and can come up with reasonable solutions. he's THE man and the captain america we need.

and Bucky... oh boy. that man has seen the void and still came out at the other and as good person who just wants to help and a loyal friend.

least favorite thing about them: i could do with less yelling

favorite line: that whole exchange about being just a couple of guys

brOTP: them? lmao i also like Sam with Rhodey.

OTP: again, them. i'm also very okay with Bucky and Sarah (jk i'm not just very okay with it I SHIP IT HARD)

nOTP: anything that has to do with Zemo. yike

random headcanon: Bucky always gives random little gifts to Sam because that's how he shows he cares (and i'm projecting hard on this one don't judge)

unpopular opinion: idk? i'm afraid to go that deep into the fandom to find one lmao

song i associate with them: the restoration of a child's robot by julian sakata

favorite picture of them: that way too long handshake in ep 5 that's my icon

Chase

favorite thing about them: that from the start he was House Jr. in the making, just with more people skills and better bedside manner

least favorite thing about them: that whole manwhore phase was a liiiiiittle bit too much imo

favorite line: "I'm going to hug you. Anything to say?"

brOTP: House and maybe Foreman

OTP: okay i'm going to do something really awful here because while i LOVED Chase and Cameron, i really did, for me Chase and Martha Masters had the best potential. too bad we never got that

nOTP: 13. just no.

random headcanon: over the years after he took over, he actually became better at diagnostics then House

unpopular opinion: i don't think i have one? or i can't think of any atm

song i associate with them: losing my religion by r.e.m

favorite picture of them: the one from the finale with his name on the door (i can't find it)

[all-pacas]

Can you talk more about the whole "Chase and 13 as siblings" deal? I've seen it everywhere,but they seemed more like ordinary friends to me. Neither of them gave me the "found family" vibes.

To be clear, it's totally fanon. They are not found family in canon, they aren't even super good friends. I'm pretty sure it comes from the common perception in fandom that they're House's favorites/the ones who view him and/or are viewed by him as his children. Which I guess makes them siblings? (I don't even think, technically speaking, that's true — House doesn't think of either of them as his kids tbh.) I am a huge enjoyer of it, though, so I can only give my reasoning; the short version is I think they have a lot of potential in this direction.

So first of all, the two of them are like. Lowkey so alike. Like the venn diagram of them is sort of just a circle. They both had traumatic family histories involving mothers who died young and who they resented/'hated.' They're both intensely private people, 13 going ahead and making that a meme but Chase just as good at it as she is. They both have histories on the show of sleeping around and engaging in reckless behaviors as a reaction to depression/trauma; they do both have close relationships with House, I think it's overstated a little in fandom but it's also true; House and 13 are obviously very close but Chase has a whole pair of S8 episodes highlighting the same; he's also the fellow House has known the longest, who stayed the longest. They're both perceptive and bright and have similar senses of humor.

As you said, they are friends. They enjoy one another's company, we see they have fun hanging out. 13 alludes to going drinking with Chase sometimes in Last Temptation. After Hours proves that Chase knows where 13 lives, that she can call him past midnight and he'll show up no questions asked. Despite both being super private and secretive, they know one another's darkest secrets: Chase is the only person besides House 13 has told about killing her brother and going to prison. 13 is the only person besides Cameron Chase has told about Dibala. (House and Foreman figured that one out on their own. Also, last time he told someone it ended his marriage, so it's kind of Insane he tells 13. Like. Wow.) 13 went a year not telling anyone her name, Chase wouldn't even confirm he was catholic when House guessed it, and yet these two tell one another things. Even in Private Lives, before they really knew one another, Chase and 13 were having serious heart-to-hearts about the divorce and whether or not Chase was pretty; these just… aren't conversations he, at least, has with other people.

Also, let's be frank. The show was setting them up to fuck. I think some of this is meant to be ship tease, in all honesty. Chase outright propositions her. One of their earliest bonding episodes is Private Lives, which has a sort of flirty bit at the end and is all about their failed romances. But thankfully — because we all know how much the show sucks at romance — it never happened. So what we're left with is two characters who are weirdly close, have a weird amount of heart to heart moments and bonding (like… compare Foreman and Chase, who have known one another forever but never have these sort of sincere 'moments'), and are incredibly similar. And who also are often framed specifically as 'House's children,' if not as as unit: Chase is the prodigal son, 13 calls herself the prodigal daughter. 'siblings' make sense. People also don't really like to ship them, myself included, although tbh they make a good amount of sense on paper. Maybe because of the built in messiness (she's Foreman's ex, technically; she leaves the show for long stretches; the show sucks at romance), maybe because people love found family, maybe because folks definitely prefer to lean into 13 dating women. And because people don't want to think of them as romantic options for one another, how do you define a relationship between a pair of very attractive people without letting that be a factor? Make them siblings!

For what it's worth, I don't actually think they're siblings, or that they think of one another as that. I think they're good friends. But they're also so alike, and open up to one another in pretty unique ways (especially for Chase), and get along well. In a weird way, I think the fact that they probably were attracted to one another and could have slept together but didn't makes them closer in my eyes: they both sleep around at the first chance, so that they didn't (by chance or choice) means they got to build an entirely different relationship. They're both lonely, they've both outlived family, they're both lowkey sort of depressed. And the idea that they could have a family in one another (Chase, for one, admits in S8 he pretty badly would like one) just really appeals to me. (With the added tragedy, of course, that it could only last a decade or so) I think they're good for one another, in that they have a "no questions asked" friendship, they know one another's worst secrets, and those secrets run parallel enough that they get it. And so even though they aren't siblings… I kinda want them to be, you know? :)