Who should hook up on ‘House’?
I guess we’re supposed to be rooting for those two cute kids House and Cuddy (aka Huddy to their online fans) to get together. Last week’s kiss — cut off by DVRs everywhere because Fox let the episode run long — was a much-awaited reason to cheer, and prompted much discussion this week. Except: I don’t see it. To me, this is as big a fizzle as the time they hooked House up with Stacy (Sela Ward). Here are couples on “House” I think have more chemistry.
1. Cuddy and Wilson. In their tiny scene this week when he said (lied?) that he was attracted to her, they were way hotter than she and House ever are.
2. House and Cameron. Remember when she had the crush on him and made him take her on a date? That relationship would have been so wrong, but so right.
3. Chase and Cameron. Although it’s not quite the same since Jesse Spencer and Jennifer Morrison broke off their engagement.
4. Foreman and Thirteen. I mean, why not?
5. House and that cute nutritionist played by Piper Perabo in Season 3. (Remembered the character but had to look up the details.)
6. House and Wilson. Really, isn’t their bromance the pivotal relationship on the show?


No, sorry, House and Cuddy have all kinds of sizzle and this storyline is being beautifully developed. The writers are doing a great job. I do indeed remember House and Cameron and still cringe at the idea of following that seriously. That storyline ended just as it should have. Cameron is much better with Chase–that is a relationship that is interesting to watch. Meh to all the other suggestions. House and Cate had possibilities but I think that window of opportunity has passed. House and Wilson are indeed pivotal, but the writers showed that Amber was no House proxy for Wilson in Wilson’s Heart, but rather the real thing. These two men love each other, but Wilson does not feel romantically about House. And I say this as a person who for years said House and Wilson were the most viable relationship on the show. It turns out I’m enjoying the House/Cuddy exploration, too.