Whether it's a sitcom or one-hour drama, the will--or-do-have-you have appeared between two wildly attractive characters that seem to be fate to end up in the hands of each other (and, to face it, in bed) is one of the safest conspiracy devices for rating. Like Sam Malone and Diane Chambers on Cheers and Medi Chase and David Addison on the "Moon", The chemistry generated by these characters kept viewers adapted on Sunday after Sunday to see if this was the episode where they finally gave their bodily desires and, predictably, made an even greater mix of their already messy lives.

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This narrative tradition expanded in the 21st century with such noticeable examples as temperament Brennan and Seli Booth of "bones" (they did), Don Drapper and Anoan Holovei on "Crazy People" (never happened!) And Tony Dinoco and Ziva David of NFIS (They did it out of the screen). A will-or non-winning one that proved particularly tantalized for medical fans was the flirting steam between Dr. Gregory House of Hugh Lori and Dr. Lisa Edelstein, Dr. Lisa Kudy. This was especially full because Kudy, because the Dean of Medicine at Princeton -Pleinsbrow Teaching Hospital, was head of House. Workplace relationships of any kind are dangerous, but when dealing with two dynamic intelligent persons (one of whom fights Vicodin), for whom they also appear to be vital staff members, stakes are emotional And Professional sky high.

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House has worked for sexual tension between his image of the title and Kudy four entire seasons before winning the duo in a passionate lip lock during the 5th season.

Where are you going from there? To the great disappointment of many fans, House decided to continue without Kudy. Why would you do such a crazy thing?

For what is worth, House executive Katie Jaceces did not want to go ahead without Edelstein on the ship for her eighth and last season. In an interview for 2011 with blogcriticsObeykobs said: "Lisa is such a valuable member (on the cast). I challenge every other TV actress to do what makes her seem without effort. She goes between drama, comedy, intelligence, sex appeal ... It is certainly not my plan or (creator David)."

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Unfortunately, Fox, as a bottom line network, did not care about the creative plans of the show. As it often happens on long -term TV series, the network wanted to cut costs and avoid expensive contracts for long -term members of the cast. "For seven seasons, we managed to avoid getting the phone call to make cuts in our budget," Obeykobs complained. "But now we get that call."

So Edelstein did not come back for non -specific season 8What, although a heavy pill for the fans to swallow, did not bother the actor much. Edelstein thought to be the right creative decision and Honestly defended him on the TVLin in 2015. After portraying Kudi for seven seasons:

"I don't think the show was for happy finishes. And the truth is, if someone drives a car through your living room, you need to do what I did and remove F *** from the city.

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She's right. Kudi fought hard to save the house from his inner demons, but he loses that battle. At some point, even if you believe that someone is a fundamentally decent person, you have to worry about your own mental health and do what is appropriate for you. Kudy deserved happiness and she probably won't find it with a house. This is a rare case when the network's frustration accidentally aligned with what was best for the series.