When I first watched House, aside from being drawn to House’s character, the other character that stood out for me was Cameron. One of the reasons was that I could identify and relate to many parts of her character with myself. Till then, I didn’t see a character on TV that had quite an affect on me.
Over the seasons, I have been intrigued and captivated by the character development of Cameron, where she has grown from a young ingénue doctor into a more confident, strong, sassy, independent, but still caring individual. All this and more make her a multidimensional character.
One of my favorite episodes with Cameron is Informed Consent. Having Cameron as the main character in the episode to act as the focal point in explaining the moral dilemmas and ethical considerations in such controversial topics, was excellent, and moving to watch.

And what can one say about Jen Morrison, the actress who has embodied and brought to life Dr Allison Cameron?
Well, to quote a great man “She is completely gorgeous and utterly brilliant”. She is a natural beauty, and doesn’t need the over application of cosmetics, or glitz and glam in her attire to look stunning. She does that by just showing up, and for me the appearances I adore the most are when she is looking more natural, not too much make up, and her hair down. She also has this down to earth quality in her persona, which I like too. Of course, I cannot really know what she is like, but what she has shown, and how she carries herself in interviews, I truly love.
It is no wonder we have managed to fill 100 threads with our thoughts about her. Just looking at her one can be in awe, and to quote another good man, what else can we say about her but “RWARAR, gaah, sigh and thud.”
~Georgina~

The character of Cameron has always intrigued me from the beginning. It’s so rare to come across a compelling character who manages to stay consistent from episode to episode, through the seasons, and yet not become stale. It’s even rarer to come across one who also grows and evolves and yet remains true to character; not losing the aspects that made you fall in love with them in the first place.
Cameron is all of these things, never becoming stale, always growing, yet flawed—believable. All of these characteristics make any storylines featuring her a delight to watch, and Jennifer Morrison captures Cameron’s multi-faceted character wonderfully: from naïveté to confidence, strength, sadness, and comedy.
~Alhy~