Okay, I just watched it. Oh snap, son. No way. I think I'm going to cry over the finale. For Wilson, at least. The commercial for next week nearly broke my heart.

Starting with the best: House. Kristi Yamaguchi wasn’t the only one clocking a perfect score last night—yes, I played back Dancing With the Stars to come down off my emotional House high. House scored a “10!” (mimic Bruno’s fist pump) with this gripping two-part finale, which shockingly and movingly pulled the plug on the character of Amber, whom we will no longer refer to as Cutthroat You-Know-What. She stole Wilson’s heart, and ultimately ours, and Anne Dudek was magnificent throughout. When it was made clear that nothing could save her from the multiple traumas triggered by that bus crash that fractured House’s memories, painful goodbyes were in order for a truly memorable character. (This tragedy even prompted 13 to finally test herself for Huntington’s. The result: positive.)

Robert Sean Leonard, an often overlooked asset in the House ensemble, stepped up with his most powerful work to date: expressing anger and aggression as he argued for extreme methods (protective hypothermia) to preserve Amber’s organs so an accurate diagnosis could be made; rage and grief as he reluctantly faced the reality of her impending death; and finally, aching tenderness as he cradled Amber in his arms as he watched her slip away. When he got back home to find a note for him (with an uncharacteristic heart drawn on it) under her pillow … well, love means never having to say you’re sorry for going on a crying jag.

Hugh Laurie was also in exceptional form, allowing some cracks in House’s emotional armor as he realized the implications of this tragedy on his bro-mance with Wilson. (Ironically, a bus accident helped bring Barney and Ted back together on Monday’s How I Met Your Mother finale. Geez, there was a lot of good TV on last night.) House even shed a tear before his seizure during the brain probe. And thankfully, he even got to bring the funny momentarily, playing bathroom-stall footsie (very Larry Craig) with 13 to shake her out of her funk. All in all, an exceptional way to end a very uneven transitional season.

I was absolutely disgusted by their relationship and kind of freaked out every time they kissed. But for some reason, it was ADORABLE in this episode. In a bitter sweet way.

Well, I never cared about Amber. You can read ALL my previous posts...you'll know I hated her with a passion. And NOT just because she stole Wilson from House (and me ).

And I never warmed up to her when she was dying. It was the circumstances in which she was dying. It was that her dying was breaking Wilson's heart and inevitably breaking House's because Wilson now hateth his bestest friend.

What's ironic...and kind of scary (in a sick way) is that I wanted her to die...a terrible, horribly painful death. But not at Wilson's expense. *headdesk* Christ, every time I think about him, I wanna just give him THE biggest hug ever in history and never let go.

I was absolutely disgusted by their relationship and kind of freaked out every time they kissed. But for some reason, it was ADORABLE in this episode. In a bitter sweet way.

And the only Amber I liked (interesting that I ain't calling her CTB anymore ) was the hallucination one. Probably because she was a creation of House's mind. XD

I was crying all along with Wilson, but when I saw that HOUSE was crying when he remembered/realized that Amber was dying ... oh I about died. And Tar, I just wanted to hug House SO badly during that bus scene.