Lesbian Scene on "House"

[checkerboy]

Sadly, Lost is losing viewers as a result of the long intervals between seasons. I just hope they stay on the air long enough to finish the series as scheduled.

I believe the already signed a contract with ABC so despite low ratings they are obligated to let them finish.

[checkerboy]

Why are we attacking the OP? He made a good choice. I am really getting tired of people here browbeating others because they don't agree with them.

[Truegrits]

Is "getting tired" a step above "really bored"?

[checkerboy]

Is "getting tired" a step above "really bored"?

I have this beast that usually sleeps within me and sometimes it gets rattled and wakes up. Most of the time it is bored though.

[Guest ceeboo]

Sorry Islander for posting off topic :)

I had to share this with you all ( ceeboo is soooooo stupid )

I do not watch many tv programs and had never heard of " House ", so when I saw the title of this thread " Lesbian scene on house " :lol: Let's just say I was more than a little confused and thought " WOW that sounds rather dangerous ":lol::lol:

Sorry again Islander, I had to share this with you all:)

Peace,

Carl

[pam]

Actually I find the majority of shows that are seen on FOX network to be pretty undesirable. Not all but the majority of them.

[Moksha]

I'm sorry, but what on earth made you think that "House" was a show appropriate for your family to watch?

Right on. Sticking with the Disney, Nickelodeon and KBYU channels will always be safe, no matter how narrow your comfort zone. However, don't forget to tune into Monk on the USA channel so its ratings can remain high enough.

[mightynancy]

Actually I find the majority of shows that are seen on FOX network to be pretty undesirable. Not all but the majority of them.

You blaspheme. American Idol! Did you forget about American Idol??

Moksha...my younger child's nickname is "Monk".

[Guest DeborahC]

Ummmm... I'd NEVER consider "House" as family entertainment, and I'm pretty liberal?

[Moksha]

Moksha...my younger child's nickname is "Monk".

Any child nicknamed after Adrian Monk has got to be exceptional. :)

[Wingnut]

You blaspheme. American Idol! Did you forget about American Idol??

Moksha...my younger child's nickname is "Monk".

Even though there have been homosexual contestants??

[Fiannan]

From the few episodes I've watched, the impression I came away with is...that he doesn't give a hoot about saving a life; his impetus is solving the puzzle/mystery.

From my understanding psychopaths are drawn to such professional situations. So what?

[skippy740]

There's not much on television that I watch that's "new" anymore.

I'm only 30, but I stick to Nick at Nite with Home Improvement, Cosby Show and Family Matters. I watch the news.

The only new shows I watch regularly are Hell's Kitchen & Kitchen Nightmares (having previously worked in restaurants, I find it fascinating).

Today's TV entertainment just isn't entertaining as it used to be. So I'll primarily live in the past with old TV sitcoms.

[Fiannan]

There's not much on television that I watch that's "new" anymore.

I'm only 30, but I stick to Nick at Nite with Home Improvement, Cosby Show and Family Matters. I watch the news.

The only new shows I watch regularly are Hell's Kitchen & Kitchen Nightmares (having previously worked in restaurants, I find it fascinating).

Today's TV entertainment just isn't entertaining as it used to be. So I'll primarily live in the past with old TV sitcoms.

Then there's always Big Love which is pretty much the most pro-family show on TV.

[skippy740]

That one's a little TOO "pro-family" for me. :)

[countrygirl66]

I doubt you will like this but here goes. I always tell my kids lets give it the old yeller test. If you can watch old yeller and still feel bad when the dog gets rabies and has to be shot then you still have sensitivity. If you watch it and feel nothing but this is stupid, well then maybe you need a break from what your watching. I would personally prefer the sound of music, however my kids would really howl then.

[MarginOfError]

I doubt you will like this but here goes. I always tell my kids lets give it the old yeller test. If you can watch old yeller and still feel bad when the dog gets rabies and has to be shot then you still have sensitivity. If you watch it and feel nothing but this is stupid, well then maybe you need a break from what your watching. I would personally prefer the sound of music, however my kids would really howl then.

That is probably the greatest measuring stick of sensitivity I've ever seen!

[Wingnut]

I doubt you will like this but here goes. I always tell my kids lets give it the old yeller test. If you can watch old yeller and still feel bad when the dog gets rabies and has to be shot then you still have sensitivity. If you watch it and feel nothing but this is stupid, well then maybe you need a break from what your watching. I would personally prefer the sound of music, however my kids would really howl then.

The first time I saw "The Little Mermaid," I cried when Ursula died. It was a very violent death for a cartoon.

[Rico]

Right on. Sticking with the Disney, Nickelodeon and KBYU channels will always be safe, no matter how narrow your comfort zone. However, don't forget to tune into Monk on the USA channel so its ratings can remain high enough.

Nickelodeon is banned in the house when I am not home. Some of the shows seem to enforce bad attitudes. The only channels allowed are Discovery and Disney. I wish they had Nick at Nite over here.

Even with these rules, I have come close to cutting the tv cord a few times.

[Elgama]

OK I get House find it funny the humour is quite British for an American show though and I am really liberal in what my kids watch - but even if the main actor is also a very funny comedian, Bertie Wooster, and Preston Pig who on Earth said it was a family show? here it is shown on the main channels after the watershed.

-Charley