Tritter v House

Tritter was also trying to save lives because he was assuming the drugs were distorting House's judgement. But we all know that House wasn't dangerous.

The twitter arc is the dividing line between House's best years and the very slow decline that would come. The characters got shaken up quite a bit and for some reason, after the arc, Huddy became this big rage despite knowing that "ships" hurt shows.

Exactly they could have had an interesting story arc and a character of integrity instead we got a big A- Hole with Tritter.

One of the many things that bothered me about the Tritter arc was how the case hinged on House's stash of pills.

All those were prescribed and each bottle would have a date on it. He may have had dozens of bottles but House even said he stockpiled them in case Wilson and Cuddy decided to shut him off to punish him for some random reason they came up with.

Some of those pills could've been from months before that he hadn't taken or thrown out. If they wanted to make it an actual issue, they could've mentioned that several had the same date on them or were all from a one or two week period. Otherwise it was meaningless.

Another blatent error was how easily Tritter was able to just walk into the hospital and get his hands on patient medical records. Not only that, he had a stack of them in an unsecure location. What if he decided to take a lunch or bathroom break and just left them all out in the open for anyone else to see.

I realize it's tv and they take liberties for story telling. But even Cuddy isn't so blatently incompetent to allow some random cop access to patient medical records. Or maybe she is. Either way, the (sometimes non-existent) hospital lawyers would've had that tied up in court for like ever.



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