"House" 3/1/05
03-02-05, 01:19 PM
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"House" 3/1/05
Good episode. I like how we're getting a closer look at the personal lives of the characters. I had a hard time believing that MILF could have a kid that looked like Bilbo Baggins.
03-02-05, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Turd Ferguson
I had a hard time believing that MILF could have a kid that looked like Bilbo Baggins.
Another great episode. I'm so glab FOX actually EXTENDED a good show's season rather than cutting the season short and cancelling it!
03-02-05, 02:22 PM
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Thankfully this good show actually pulls in solid ratings 
Anyway, another great episode. I agree that it's great how each episode is providing more information on each of the characters. House's involvment was interesting as well.
Anyway, another great episode. I agree that it's great how each episode is providing more information on each of the characters. House's involvment was interesting as well.
03-02-05, 08:56 PM
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I'm mildly annoyed by the constant "Withholding information" aspect of the show, but it's still damn entertaining.
Seemingly the highest rated episode yet (it's been growing with consistency) with over 15m viewers. Makes it Fox's highest rated scripted show.
Seemingly the highest rated episode yet (it's been growing with consistency) with over 15m viewers. Makes it Fox's highest rated scripted show.
03-02-05, 09:36 PM
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"I just like to know things"...what a great line. Man, this show's dialgoue is great. Bummer about getting a rerun next week though. Anyone know how many weeks until the next new one? I hope we aren't dealing with another "lost" situation here.
03-03-05, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by rfduncan
Don't you mean how Batmanuel (Nestor Carbonell) could be the father of Juni Cortez (Daryl Sabara) of Spy Kids?
Another great episode. I'm so glab FOX actually EXTENDED a good show's season rather than cutting the season short and cancelling it!
Another great episode. I'm so glab FOX actually EXTENDED a good show's season rather than cutting the season short and cancelling it!
I knew the kid looked familiar.
03-03-05, 07:57 AM
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Even though House is an ass, this is the first ep where I didn't like him. He was an extra ass this go round it seemed. I can't help but think these are the worst doctors ever and the greatest doctors ever. Every week they nearly kill someone just to make them better. I want to see them lose one (outside of that one baby). I know it's going to happen, but I can't wait for the tension.
I will say it cause somebody has to each thread...this formula has got to get stale eventually but I'm loving it now
. Also I think I'm mildly in love with Cutty.
I will say it cause somebody has to each thread...this formula has got to get stale eventually but I'm loving it now
. Also I think I'm mildly in love with Cutty.
03-03-05, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by dave-o
Bummer about getting a rerun next week though. Anyone know how many weeks until the next new one? I hope we aren't dealing with another "lost" situation here.
03-03-05, 11:26 PM
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http://au.news.yahoo.com/050304/11/tceg.html
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Fox's "House" will stay open for another season.
The network has given a second-season pickup to the medical drama starring British actor Hugh Laurie as a pill-popping maverick who often alienates patients and colleagues with his acerbic tone and antisocial behavior.
Since its premiere in November, "House" has showed steady ratings growth, accelerated by the arrival of "American Idol" in January as its lead-in. This week, the series drew 15.6 million viewers, its largest audience to date.
"'House' is doing really well behind 'Idol,' it's having fantastic retention from the first half-hour to the second half-hour," Fox entertainment president Gail Berman said. "It's a tremendously well-produced television show with broad appeal and a fantastic creative team behind it."
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
The network has given a second-season pickup to the medical drama starring British actor Hugh Laurie as a pill-popping maverick who often alienates patients and colleagues with his acerbic tone and antisocial behavior.
Since its premiere in November, "House" has showed steady ratings growth, accelerated by the arrival of "American Idol" in January as its lead-in. This week, the series drew 15.6 million viewers, its largest audience to date.
"'House' is doing really well behind 'Idol,' it's having fantastic retention from the first half-hour to the second half-hour," Fox entertainment president Gail Berman said. "It's a tremendously well-produced television show with broad appeal and a fantastic creative team behind it."
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
