Cameron Leaves Chase and The Team | House M.D...

"I loved you." After Chase's confession, Cameron decides that the best thing for them is to leave the hospital and House behind but the real repercussions for their marriage are still ahead.

From Season 6 Episode 7 ''Teamwork'': House (Hugh Laurie) resumes his post after getting his license back and sets out to form a "dream team." He also treats a porn star (Troy Garity) suffering from eye pain. Meanwhile, Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) learns again that the hospital is no place to form healthy relationships.

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[vitomcsween]

It really annoys me how Cameron blames House for the whole Dablia and Chase situation, Chase said right to her face that he did it and would do it again, Chase was responsible for his own actions House didn't order him to commit murder, plus she didn't even want to treat Dablia or even cared what happened to him.

[DKPGames]

The thin air from her high horse is melting her brain

[aoibhie]

Chase did the right thing and I would happily die on that hill. He made a sacrifice of his mental health to save people

[WickedFireBird]

Cameron was my least favorite character on the team. I dont believe she ever loved Chase or House, she simply wished for more and i love that House REFUSED to shake her hand at the end. He owes her nothing.

[kabroyality]

House didnt poison Taub or Thirteen. Both of them, especially 13, were never really absorbed into his antics and always stood up to him when it really mattered. I dont think Chase would have done what he did in any other context. That was just a unique situation they were in to have Dibala as a patient.

[JacksonD]

I'm a simple man, I see a House clip and I click.

[lindahamilton]

Cameron had a baaad case of Broken Bird Rescue Syndrome. Some folks just HAFTA have a relationship with a person with a history of misery. It makes heroes outa plain ol folks - problem being, the bird's gotta stay broken so they can keep being The Rescuer. Not so hot for any bird. And it makes for short, intense relationships that leave both parties feeling beat up and futile. Cameron dresses it up as Concern and Caring, as Love, even, but what she loves is the damage, not the individual. In love with herself as The Healer. Oy.

[robsmith]

I didn't miss Cameron as much as thirteen.

[AB-ykpq]

I've never understood why writers decided to have Chase and Cameron married for few episodes.
Their relationship had many flaws, from Chase doubting Cameron still loves House, to Cameron purposely ruining his proposal and then changing the last minute, to her refusing to destroy dead husband's sperm which almost caused them to break up, to Chase being that worried to say the truth about killing Dibala etc.

[wesspect]

This was all about House. Both subconsciously and consciously. Cameron got with Chase initially when she couldn’t get to House. Cameron kept the relationship going because she had no other ammo against House. They got married because that was the only play she had left.

And now here she was, married to Chase. Trapped in a marriage to somebody she didn’t love with no other move to make. Then finally, this happens. She was hoping for an affair, because then she could leave Chase without feeling any guilt and move onto whatever the next step was. That didn’t pan out, so instead she decided to leverage his guilt over this situation to take one of House’s favorite toys (Chase) and leave, just to get one over on him on her way out.

When Chase finally chose to not feel guilt, she had no leverage anymore. He chose House. So what does she do? Throws a temper tantrum over “losing” and turn it into another one of her moral grandstand issues and lay the blame at House’s feet to send one last desperate shot at him.

Cameron was the worst, but the way she dragged Chase along for the ride and used him as a weapon in her long one-sided emotionally manipulative desperate game for love and attention from House was straight up evil

[onawal]

She killed that old doctor guy.

"Dani forgot about the Iron Fleet."

[seangriffin]

Cameron is angry because she believed she could fix House. Instead, he pulls her into his ugly reality. She is forced to see the truth, not only in medicine, but in people. You can't make anyone better if they don't want to be.

[Stuart]

*This is when I started to genuinely HATE Cameron. She was so self-righteous to a nauseating degree.*

[SinnerMann]

Cameron loved house for the pain and misery he has and not the man and then eventually fell inlove with the same aspects from Chase who developed some of that pain from working with house. She essentially broke up with the two of them because they chose pain over being healed by her. So instead of saving lives she focuses on the humanity of it all when all that matters to house and chase is saving lives and for Chases case taking one for the greater good. She wants everything to be sunshine and rainbows complete good but that’s impossible. Just like it’s impossible to love someone who only is there for your pain like a doctor who will help you only when you’re dying or sick.

[smaug]

What Chase did was wrong but Cameron's self- righteousness was kinda puke inducing.

[shirin]

“There’s no way back for either of you” then holds out her hand like she hasn’t just told House he’s doomed. I could never really get behind Cameron’s character and I’m similarly soft-hearted I think. How did she fall for people who made hard decisions when she didn’t even respect them for it

[ForeverForty]

Characters like Cameron is always necessary to contrast House. It's just that she's just really far more screwed up, that's why House never took interest on her even if she was practically throwing herself at him lol

[dars]

Cameron is one of those hot chicks with baggage there's no point trying to warn your mate about.

[davepowder]

At about 9:19, it almost looks as though there's a picture of Darth Vader on the right side of the scene. Are we having a Dibala/James Earl Jones wink here?

[lostinthestorywithjeremymi]

Cameron was fine with genocide apparently.