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House (2004)

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Popularity 69
Rayting:   8.7/10 431K votes
Country: USA
Language: English

An antisocial maverick doctor who specializes in diagnostic medicine does whatever it takes to solve puzzling cases that come his way using his crack team of doctors and his wits.

Episode Guide

Season 8

April 30, 2012Episode 19 The C-Word
April 9, 2012Episode 16 Gut Check
February 20, 2012Episode 13 Man of the House
February 13, 2012Episode 12 Chase
February 6, 2012Episode 11 Nobody's Fault
January 30, 2012Episode 10 Runaways
January 23, 2012Episode 9 Better Half
November 28, 2011Episode 8 Perils of Paranoia
November 21, 2011Episode 7 Dead & Buried
November 14, 2011Episode 6 Parents
November 7, 2011Episode 5 The Confession
October 31, 2011Episode 4 Risky Business
October 17, 2011Episode 3 Charity Case
October 10, 2011Episode 2 Transplant
October 3, 2011Episode 1 Twenty Vicodin

Season 7

Season 6

Season 5

Season 4

Season 3

Season 2

Season 1

Best House Episodes

Top 20 (Ranked)

May 12, 2008star9.8 9021 votesS4E15 House's Head (1)
May 19, 2008star9.8 8468 votesS4E16 Wilson's Heart (2)
September 21, 2009star9.7 8159 votesS6E1 Broken (1)
May 17, 2005star9.6 6982 votesS1E21 Three Stories
May 11, 2009star9.6 4824 votesS5E24 Both Sides Now
May 17, 2010star9.6 4376 votesS6E22 Help Me
May 23, 2006star9.5 4668 votesS2E24 No Reason
May 21, 2012star9.3 5311 votesS8E22 Everybody Dies
May 3, 2006star9.3 3511 votesS2E21 Euphoria (2)
September 20, 2005star9.2 3905 votesS2E2 Autopsy
April 6, 2009star9.2 3393 votesS5E20 Simple Explanation
February 3, 2008star9.2 3168 votesS4E11 Frozen
May 4, 2009star9.2 2906 votesS5E23 Under My Skin
February 6, 2012star9.2 2749 votesS8E11 Nobody's Fault
May 16, 2011star9.2 2687 votesS7E22 After Hours
January 30, 2007star9.1 4795 votesS3E12 One Day, One Room
May 2, 2006star9.1 3190 votesS2E20 Euphoria (1)
March 30, 2009star9.1 3172 votesS5E19 Locked In
March 6, 2007star9.1 3092 votesS3E15 Half-Wit
April 27, 2009star9.1 2721 votesS5E22 House Divided

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User Reviews

robert-625 26 January 2005

Watchseries; While most of my fellow Americans have never heard of him before I have been a fan of Hugh Laurie since I first saw him in Black Adder back in the 1980's (Thank goodness my local PBS station showed British shows back then).

When I first saw Hugh in House, M.D, I couldn't believe this is the same person who played silly Prince George and Lt George. Here he is playing a serious character without his British accent! I had to check the name in the credits to make sure it was him.

I hope the American public recognizes what a great actor he is.

If you like him in House, MD, watch him in the Black Adder series.

robert-625 26 January 2005

While most of my fellow Americans have never heard of him before I have been a fan of Hugh Laurie since I first saw him in Black Adder back in the 1980's (Thank goodness my local PBS station showed British shows back then).

When I first saw Hugh in House, M.D, I couldn't believe this is the same person who played silly Prince George and Lt George. Here he is playing a serious character without his British accent! I had to check the name in the credits to make sure it was him.

I hope the American public recognizes what a great actor he is.

If you like him in House, MD, watch him in the Black Adder series.

ahmedgorshy 24 September 2020

House watchseries. Simply House is the best medical series made or will be! If you happen to read my previous reviews, you will know that I do not like long interviews, in short, House is the best medical series that is integrated in all of its 176 episodes . My rate : 9.7

GMP1 23 December 2004

I'll admit that the main I reason I first watched this show was to see Hugh Laurie in a drama series. Besides his role in the film "Peter's Friends", I mainly knew his work from his comedy roles in "Blackadder" and "Jeeves and Wooster". Now, having seen him in "House", I find that he's a fine dramatic actor, as well. From previous reviews, you'll have read that Laurie plays Dr. House, an ill-tempered, disabled yet brilliant physician who doesn't like patients, but is challenged by unusual ailments. Aided by a small team of younger doctors, he tries to figure out a correct diagnosis and treatment. In the meantime, he also must deal with patients that he is forced to see in the hospital's walk-in clinic. As noted, Laurie's performance is very good; the early talk about an Emmy nomination for him is quite justified. The rest of the cast is also good, though the scripts have yet to fully examine each character. (Viewers may remember Omar Epps from his earlier medical role as the ill-fated Gant on "ER".) The stories, while set up as brain-teasers, are also refreshingly complex about the doctors, the patients and the hospital; they don't resort to the done-to-death "HMO's are the source of all evil" plot line. These doctors are brilliant, but not perfect; mistakes are made. In the end, I hope that Fox will allow the show to continue. It's good to see an interesting medical show on TV, now that "ER" has degenerated into a "tragedy of the week" soap opera. And, as for Hugh Laurie's accent, I've heard better, but I've heard a lot worse. Give him time. (In a recent episode, he got to use his native English accent for a joke.) One important note: "House" is not for the squeamish. There are some pretty graphic and disturbing scenes in the series that some viewers may find upsetting. (For example, one episode featured critically ill infants and pulled very few punches.)

NerdyNinja49 2 January 2015

Normally when I watch a series, I mildly enjoy it and wander through the series mindlessly, particularly with sitcoms. On very rare occasions, a show will pop up that I enjoy the main actor so much I follow him around for a couple years. This happened with House.

Hugh Laurie plays the part so perfectly and does this incredible thing where you absolutely hate him and love him at the same time. You want him to be happy, but you also can't help but feel like he deserves some of the things he goes through.

The thing that impressed me the most about House is the fact that House stays House from the first episode of season one to the last one of season eight. His personality doesn't waiver for one second, and that's a feat in and of itself.

While all of the medical jargon wasn't necessarily accurate and they had a habit of people coughing up blood in almost every episode, I did find it far more fascinating than any of the crime dramas that pop up. That might just be my personal opinion. It did get old the last couple of seasons though. "It's lupus!"

Probably the best part of the whole show was House and Wilson's relationship. All of my favorite moments surround their crazy shenanigans. Like the chickens. Ah, the chickens...

The worst part is when it's over. You are depressed for a few days. You know a show is good when it does that to you. I wholeheartedly recommend you go watch House.

izil 2 December 2004

I love this show. Fell in love with the pilot, which I got on DVD. I tried watching NBC's Medical Investigation, but it just felt and looked too corny. House is a definite improvement of Medical Investigation. It's smart and daring. I love the sarcasm and snide comments coming from Dr. House. Supporting actors are great. It's CSI-ish but quirky like Arrested Development. I hope it stays on the air. Cancel Medical Investigation but keep House. It's a good sign that FOX is pushing plenty of promos for the show, such as free DVD previews of the pilot. I look forward to watching the show every week. I'd like to see the show develop more of the characters and why Dr. House limps.

dspman11 12 November 2012

I never paid much attention to "House MD" when it first premiered. I heard from a couple of people that it was basically the same thing every episode: Impossible disease to diagnose, House messes with his team, House suddenly solves the case.

But one day when I was bored, I switched the TV to House. And it happened to be the Season 6 finale (titled "Help Me"). Going to be honest, it blew me away. I did not know what was happening to the characters at the point in the story, but the acting was fantastic. The atmosphere was superb. The complexity of Dr. Gregory House intrigued me. I saw him as a tragic hero (something you find in works of literature) and his tragic flaw was his leg. Not only the physical limitations brought on by his leg, but the mental ones as well. The pain he suffers day by day that lead him to be the man he is. You see House as an ass...but you feel for him, because you know why he's an ass. Also, Hugh Laurie does such a good job with his accent, if I had not watched "A Bit of Fry and Laurie", I probably never would have guessed Hugh was British.

"House" is like a beautiful novel. It has its themes from episode to episode, and it has its overall themes as a television show. It is a work of art, and I hate that so many dismiss it because of its premise in a hospital. I have watched every episode of "House" since I first saw it and those were many hours well spent. If you've never seen it...the Complete Series is on DVD now!

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