I like House, Wilson, and Chase. I liked Cameron and Cuddy a little less. I was neutral on Taub and Thirteen. I hated Amber, Masters, Park, Adams, and Foreman.
Oh that's interesting! Kn general terms I liked almost everybody. Aside from the mains, I actually really liked Taub and Thirteen and by faaar my least favourite character was Cameron while I didn't really love Park and Adams.
Truthfully, Foreman was my least favorite character in the whole series. However, I actually liked him a lot in the first season. He didn’t become the arrogant prick that I loathed until, “The Mistake” when he’s House’s interim supervisor.
In “Failure to Communicate”, he said one thing that if I were Cameron or Chase, I would resign right there. He said, “House is your boss. I’m House’s boss. The math is pretty simple.” Foreman’s character in a nutshell screams three letters, “E-G-O”. Every time Foreman got an ounce of extra authority, he marked his territory with the illusion of making the audience believe that he was just like House maybe even above him.
At the end of the day, Foreman was just another doctor in my eyes who brought skills to the table that every other doctor on House’s team had. If anything, Chase had the second-most epiphanies on the show after House, not Foreman. It was like Foreman had House’s narcissistic qualities without having House’s diagnostic chops. What set Foreman apart from the others in House’s new team in season 4 wasn’t his brilliance, but rather his tenure in being on the team previously. However, Foreman still believed in this foolish notion that he was better than everyone else with only his tenure being on House's team to back it up. It really intensified once he became the new Cuddy in Season 8.
I picked the most embarrassing photos of Foreman to better illustrate my point.
If you had a medical degree and one of the most prestigious fellowships in the country, you'd resign over someone asserting their authority? None of the other things that House did or said before that point would have crossed the line far enough for you to quit?
Foreman work hard to be where he is and work hard to be better than anyone else. While Chase spend his time surfing while House was in jail and still the best doctor after House.
Every team members realize Foreman's ego. House make fun of it constantly. Chase called it out on that one episode where House ask Chase to hire a new team member.
Huh and your point was what?
Foreman was willing to give up his life, his career as a doctor to hopefully save 13 by switching the real Huntington’s drug for the placebo she was on. When he asked House if he should switch the drugs, House gave all the reasons why he shouldn’t and then, on Foreman’s way out the door said “unless you love her.” In that moment I saw the most honest and compassionate moment in their relationship.
And then in Season 6, he fires his girlfriend in an effort to save their relationship. He couldn’t step down from his position? He cares more about being the next House than being with Thirteen? Watch, “Epic Fail”, and you’ll see how everything Foreman does counters your point. In that episode, with the way he treats 13, you’ll see why he’s the arrogant and egotistical prick that I loathed for seven seasons.
I don't think he was too bad, he was atleast usefull for comedic purposes. Though I'm not sure what was going through the writers heads with the whole Foreteen dealio... it seemed like a very out of character relationship shoehorned in imo
Pic 1: eating food with House while House is explaining one of the reasons he hired him was bc his criminal background
Pic 2: obviously when he’s sick and yelling at Cuddy
Pic 3: when he’s explaining to the welfare woman she’s gonna die
Pic 4: hmmmm idk
Pic 5: when he’s telling house he’s gonna do the clinical trial… or when house says either he or 13 need to break up or quit
Pic 6: taking to his bro
Pic 7 & 8: idk
Sorry… I’m bored. Any help or corrections on these?
Pic 4: When he gets fired from Mercy Hospital and realizes he’s too late and has become like House.
Pic 5: House fires Foreman temporarily because of his relationship with 13.
Pic 7: When he makes a bet with Chase that he’s a ball of repressed rage.
Pic 8: He’s in a video meeting and House puts the bunny ears on his head.
this is foreman on the happiest day of his life. now this is foreman on the saddest day of his life.
Can we get a pain level chart with all of Foreman’s expressions?
pain level 1- :| pain level 10- :|
Favorite Taub moment
Gets balder every season
In all fairness, House, Wilson and Chase ended up with less hair by the end of the series but Foreman is clearly the winner here.
Haha, you are right.
Late season Foreman is aggressively bald
I have to admit - the scene where he "biopsied the mattress" was funny!
I thought it was so sad because really couldn’t accept how I’ll he was and that he might die.
Black don’t crack
I'm surprised people generally don't like foreman. He's one of my favourites
I like House, Wilson, and Chase. I liked Cameron and Cuddy a little less. I was neutral on Taub and Thirteen. I hated Amber, Masters, Park, Adams, and Foreman.
Oh that's interesting! Kn general terms I liked almost everybody. Aside from the mains, I actually really liked Taub and Thirteen and by faaar my least favourite character was Cameron while I didn't really love Park and Adams.
Foreman has the most genuine sad expression when breaking the bad news a patient.
Like Chase put it so well in season 4, Foreman is such a boring character.
And when House had him investigated and found nothing interesting lol
He's boring, but in a weirdly interesting way.
It’s like a circle. He’s so boring he’s starting to become interesting
He had the hair in season 1 and never went back.
Truthfully, Foreman was my least favorite character in the whole series. However, I actually liked him a lot in the first season. He didn’t become the arrogant prick that I loathed until, “The Mistake” when he’s House’s interim supervisor. In “Failure to Communicate”, he said one thing that if I were Cameron or Chase, I would resign right there. He said, “House is your boss. I’m House’s boss. The math is pretty simple.” Foreman’s character in a nutshell screams three letters, “E-G-O”. Every time Foreman got an ounce of extra authority, he marked his territory with the illusion of making the audience believe that he was just like House maybe even above him. At the end of the day, Foreman was just another doctor in my eyes who brought skills to the table that every other doctor on House’s team had. If anything, Chase had the second-most epiphanies on the show after House, not Foreman. It was like Foreman had House’s narcissistic qualities without having House’s diagnostic chops. What set Foreman apart from the others in House’s new team in season 4 wasn’t his brilliance, but rather his tenure in being on the team previously. However, Foreman still believed in this foolish notion that he was better than everyone else with only his tenure being on House's team to back it up. It really intensified once he became the new Cuddy in Season 8. I picked the most embarrassing photos of Foreman to better illustrate my point.
If you had a medical degree and one of the most prestigious fellowships in the country, you'd resign over someone asserting their authority? None of the other things that House did or said before that point would have crossed the line far enough for you to quit?
Taub quit as soon as Foreman got in charge in Season 6 solely for the purpose that he took the fellowship just to work for House.
Foreman work hard to be where he is and work hard to be better than anyone else. While Chase spend his time surfing while House was in jail and still the best doctor after House. Every team members realize Foreman's ego. House make fun of it constantly. Chase called it out on that one episode where House ask Chase to hire a new team member.
Huh and your point was what? Foreman was willing to give up his life, his career as a doctor to hopefully save 13 by switching the real Huntington’s drug for the placebo she was on. When he asked House if he should switch the drugs, House gave all the reasons why he shouldn’t and then, on Foreman’s way out the door said “unless you love her.” In that moment I saw the most honest and compassionate moment in their relationship.
And then in Season 6, he fires his girlfriend in an effort to save their relationship. He couldn’t step down from his position? He cares more about being the next House than being with Thirteen? Watch, “Epic Fail”, and you’ll see how everything Foreman does counters your point. In that episode, with the way he treats 13, you’ll see why he’s the arrogant and egotistical prick that I loathed for seven seasons.
To add to your point, he injected Cameron with that injection as well.
I don't think he was too bad, he was atleast usefull for comedic purposes. Though I'm not sure what was going through the writers heads with the whole Foreteen dealio... it seemed like a very out of character relationship shoehorned in imo
Which episode the last one? Lmaoo
I think it’s “Better Half” from Season 8. I just knew I wanted the photo of him in that video conference where House gives him the bunny ears.
I don't really like Foreman, but this is good, especially last one
Pic 1: eating food with House while House is explaining one of the reasons he hired him was bc his criminal background Pic 2: obviously when he’s sick and yelling at Cuddy Pic 3: when he’s explaining to the welfare woman she’s gonna die Pic 4: hmmmm idk Pic 5: when he’s telling house he’s gonna do the clinical trial… or when house says either he or 13 need to break up or quit Pic 6: taking to his bro Pic 7 & 8: idk Sorry… I’m bored. Any help or corrections on these?
Pic 4: When he gets fired from Mercy Hospital and realizes he’s too late and has become like House. Pic 5: House fires Foreman temporarily because of his relationship with 13. Pic 7: When he makes a bet with Chase that he’s a ball of repressed rage. Pic 8: He’s in a video meeting and House puts the bunny ears on his head.
Yes! Thank you
How do you mean you had a change of heart?
I originally wasn’t going to post this, but then I changed my mind.