Feature: House
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Home to House: An Interview With Returning Writer Lawrence Kaplow — This week's "Not Cancer" episode marks the series return for the writer/co-executive producer.
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Don't Mess With The Iconic Moment: An Interview With House Writer Doris Egan
— House and Wilson will reunite - but when? A writer/producer gives the answer, sort of.
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Anatomy Of A House Episode: "Airborne"
— Writer David Hoselton dissects his mutated "baby."
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TV Review: House – "House's Head"/"Wilson's Heart"— The fourth season finale sets up the possibility for profound change.
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The Metaphorical Medicine of House
— Doctors weigh in on the accuracy of the show's science.
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The Church of House
— Even Dr. Gregory House can't be rational about religion.
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TV Review: House Gets a Transplant
— Creator David Shore tries experimental surgery on a healthy show.
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Dr. House: Honorary Canadian?
— Why are the ratings for House proportionally so much higher in the Great White North?
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How House Changed My Life
— Maybe House really was the initial condition that led to my life being filled with new people and experiences.
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Vanguard Nettwerk Records to Release House Soundtrack
— Some previously unreleased tracks make this collection a keeper.
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Emmy Fortunes of House vs. The Wire Reveal Awards' Weaknesses— Both shows deserve nominations, but only one gets them.
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TV Review: House - "Human Error"— The third season finale ends not with a bang, but the realization that yes, House is a bastard.
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TV Review: House – "The Jerk"
— Sometimes a little jerk goes a long way.
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TV Review: House - "Resignation"
— A head exploded, and I'm having trouble concentrating on anything else in the episode.
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TV Review: House - "Family"
— Does Foreman really think he can quit the family?
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TV Review: House - "House Training"
— Wherein House trains his staff, gets trained on his role in Wilson's life, and faces some dog training.
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Ending Season Three With a Bang? An Interview with House Writer Lawrence Kaplow
— No spoilers here. Dammit.
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TV Review: House - "Act Your Age"
— Who knew "wanna see a play" was code for sex?
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TV Review: House - "Airborne"
— It's "Snarks on a Plane."
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TV Review: House — "Fetal Position"
— This heartstring-pulling episode with the tiniest baby hand ever avoids becoming cloying.
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TV Review: House - "Top Secret"
— Bodily fluids aplenty in this revealing episode.
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TV Review: House - "Half-Wit"
— An episode fitting for the master of misdirection.
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Behind "Half-Wit" and Beyond: An Interview with House Executive Producer Katie Jacobs
— House's co-showrunner talks music, casting, directing, and that cantankerous character.
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TV Review: House - "Insensitive"
— A jealous House is a heartbreaking but funny House.
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TV Review: House - "Needle in a Haystack"
— It's by-the-book House, but fortunately it's a good book.
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TV Review: House - "One Day, One Room"
— This episode has all the elements that make me geek out on House.
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TV Review: House - "Words and Deeds"
— The episode that broke my heart along with the patient of the week's.
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TV Review: House - "Merry Little Christmas"
— Merry frickin' Christmas from the House gang.
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TV Review: House - "Finding Judas"
— Does this make House Jesus?
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TV Review: House - "Whac-A-Mole"
— House is on his game when it comes to medicine, but not relationships.
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TV Review: House - "Son of Coma Guy"
— In one of his darkest, most ethically compromised moments, House is actually at his most optimistic.
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TV Review: House - "Que Sera Sera"
— House and his patient of the week obstinately stick to the philosophy that whatever will be, will be, but this is no Doris Day song.
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TV Review: House - "Fools for Love"
— Call me a fool, but I loved it.
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Book Review: The Medical Science of House, M.D. by Andrew Holtz— It fills such a peculiar niche, I can't quite imagine the broader audience for it.
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DVD Review: House Season Two
— The season two release brings the most sublimely misanthropic medical show to DVD in a hugely improved technical package.
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TV Review: House - "Lines in the Sand"— All the pieces of this puzzle add up to a great episode.
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TV Review: House - "Informed Consent"
— Theoretically interesting, but ...
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TV Review: House - "Cane & Able"
— Both House the show and House the character are finally back this week.
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TV Review: House - "Meaning"
— The show may be back for another season, but I don't quite feel like the character is yet.
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Paul Haggis, Bobby Moresco, David Shore Among Humanitas Prize Winners— The annual screenwriter's award recognizes film and TV writers. Eleven winners in all were announced.
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Inside House
— House creator David Shore reflects on his philosophies on writing generally and on his hit show specifically.
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Even in Reruns, June's a Good Month for House
— Creator David Shore was named a finalist for the Humanitas Prize, among other accolades this month.
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TV Review: House Season Finale - "No Reason"
— "I'm almost always eventually right."
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TV Review: House - "Who's Your Daddy?"
— "Either you lied, or he has pictures of you being nice."
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TV Review: House - "Forever"
— "Lawyers have been hired, friends divvied up. Oddly, she didn't fight me for House."
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TV Review: House - "Euphoria"
— "How do you know if a rat's euphoric?"
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TV Review: House - "House vs. God"
— "Isn't it interesting that religious behavior is so close to being crazy that we can't tell them apart?"
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TV Review: House - "Sleeping Dogs Lie"
— "Don't worry, it's treatable. Being a bitch, though, there's nothing we can do about that."
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TV Review: House - "All In"
— It's a less-quotable-than-usual House this week, but lots to please the eye.
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TV Review: House - "Safe"
— "Lying's more fun."
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TV Review: House - "Clueless"
— "He'd give his own mother herpes if it got him out of clinic duty."
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TV Review: House - "Sex Kills"
— "Cheese is the devil's plaything."
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A Fun House at the William S. Paley Television Festival
— The cast and producers gathered for a panel discussion, and proved why this drama is one of the funniest shows on TV.
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That Damn Ball Torments House Fans
— You could say we embraced it as an ironic symbol of our obsession with a TV show, if you wanted to get pretentious.
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TV Review: House – "Skin Deep"
— I found this week's "Skin Deep" the most uncomfortable, disturbing episode so far. And I don't mean that as a criticism.
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TV Review: House - "Distractions"
— House does a good impersonation of a crazy man in "Distractions" while still, irrationally, appearing almost rational.
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TV Review: House - "Need to Know"
— Our first House sex scene shows a brief February sweeps glimpse of Hugh Laurie's bare chest.
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TV Review: House - "Failure to Communicate"
— You say "tomato," the patient of the week says "gibberish." And House gets a little action.
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TV Review: House, M.D. - "Deception"
— Trust House to have a holiday-themed episode called “Deception” with the moral that people don't change their self-destructive ways.
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House + Earl = Engaging TV
— Both shows are focused on a narrowly defined premise, and each week the plot unfolds within that conceptual framework.
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TV Review: House, M.D. - “The Mistake”
— “Mistakes are as serious as the results they cause.”
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TV Review: House, M.D. - “Hunting”
— “Stop being nice. It's useless. And worse, it's boring.”
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TV Review: House, M.D. - “Spin”
— ...from a show that rarely preaches unless it's going to turn that sermon around on us.
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TV Review: House - “Daddy's Boy”
— Though this wasn't a “wow” episode, subtlety is not a bad thing, nor is complexity.
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TV Review: House - "TB or not TB"
— House has finally returned to Fox's schedule, and the four-episode-old season is looking consistently fine so far.
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Constructing House: An Interview With House, M.D. Writer Lawrence Kaplow
— Lawrence Kaplow is...almost reverential in a recent interview as he struggled for words to describe how Laurie interprets their work.
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TV Review: House, M.D. - "Humpty Dumpty"
— After the emotional intensity of last week's episode, this week's "Humpty Dumpty" injected some welcome lightness into the doctor's demeanour. Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) is back to picking on Dr....
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TV Review: House – “Autopsy”
— I hate this show. OK, hate may be a strong word. Maybe the word I'm looking for is love. I love this stupid show that gave me emotional whiplash again...
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TV Review: House
— There was some apprehension mixed with my excitement over the season two premiere of House, M.D. The season one finale saw Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) seemingly as low as he...
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