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Hugh Laurie as Dr. Gregory House.
The third season of HOUSE premieres Tuesday,
Sept. 5 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
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- News (Archive) - See Current News page:
- • March 10, 2006: Randy Creager reminded us to put up news that should surprise no one:
"House" Renewed for Third Season.
- • February 16, 2006: "pitairie" posted on Television Without Pity's House Forum:
"HL [Hugh Laurie] on Letterman (2/24)"
And "kcolor" posted a link to the upcoming guests scheduled for all the late night (and syndicated) talk shows.
- • February 9, 2006: Randy Creager sent us this link to this Tuesday's (Feb 7) ratings for House from The Futon Critic
- • February 1, 2006: Randy Creager sent us this link The Futon Critic: Monday, January 30, 2006 FOX ROCKS FEBRUARY SWEEPS
Released by FOX which tells us there will be a new episode of House on Monday the 20th:
- "Dr. House makes a special Monday night HOUSE call Monday, Feb. 20 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT), when he treats a teenage supermodel for heroin addiction and, in the process, uncovers a startling secret. Meanwhile, Wilson hopes that House's increased leg pain indicates that his leg nerves are regenerating, and a male clinic patient suffers from high estrogen levels that allow him to experience his wife's pregnancy including morning sickness and labor pains."
- • January 27, 2006 "The Futon Critic: the web's best television resource" has a list of the 50 Best Episodes of 2005
- "house: three stories" (fox) #1
(originally aired: may 17, 2005)
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"David Shore won the Emmy for writing this episode for one reason - it was absolutely the most original, the most compelling and the most unique hour on TV last year. It's here we follow House (the awesome Hugh Laurie) as he subs for a sick professor during which he weaves the stories of three patients (including that of, no joke, Carmen Electra) - stories which in an unexpected twist, reveal how and why he walks with a cane and eats painkillers like candy."
- • January 15, 2006: Asbury Park Press: "THIS YEAR'S GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEES.... the 63rd annual Golden Globe Awards. The ceremony will air Monday on NBC (Channels 4 and 10) starting at 8 p.m.Television.... Actor, Drama: Patrick Dempsey, 'Grey's Anatomy'; Matthew Fox, 'Lost'; Hugh Laurie, 'House'; Wentworth Miller, 'Prison Break'; Kiefer Sutherland, '24.'"
- • January 7, 2006: The Sunday Times of Australia: "Channel Ten's House, starring British actor Hugh Laurie, was a big hit last year and will return in 2006."
- • January 2, 2006 (2nd): "theilian00" posted on Television Without Pity's House Forum this link to a collection of individual Top Ten TV Shows of the year and House seems to be on almost half of them.
- • January 2, 2006 (1st): "cjardine" posted on Television Without Pity's House Forum this link to THE BEST OF 2005 TELEVISION
— TOP 10 TV MOMENTS by Diane Werts which puts "House" in the number 2 position:
"2. House (Fox). Hugh Laurie establishes himself as the year's most provocative TV character: a brilliant diagnostic physician, crummy human being and devilishly rapier wit, solving medical mysteries like a detective doctor. Slick production and the addition of Sela Ward as his ex-fiancee foil make this Tuesday hour a must-watch in a tough time slot."
- • December 27, 2005:
USA Network is announcing that it will start rerunning House on January 6, 2006 11/10C. Episodes will air in order from the show's beginning.
- • December 13, 2005: Hugh Laurie nominated for a Golden Globe:
- "Motion picture and television nominees for the 63rd annual Golden Globe Awards announced today in Beverly Hills, Calif:
[Televison]...Actor, Drama: Patrick Dempsey, 'Grey's Anatomy'; Matthew Fox, 'Lost'; Hugh Laurie, 'House'; Wentworth Miller, 'Prison Break'; Kiefer Sutherland, '24'."
- The 63rd annual Golden Globe nominations, announced Tuesday,... Fox dominated the best actor in a TV drama series category, with nominations for Hugh Laurie in "House," Wentworth Miller in "Prison Break" and Kiefer Sutherland in "24." ABC rounded out the category with Patrick Dempsey in "Grey's Anatomy" and Matthew Fox in "Lost."
- Golden Globe television nominees.... In the top acting categories, "24" star Kiefer Sutherland...., "Grey's Anatomy's" Patrick Dempsey, "Lost's" Matthew Fox," Hugh Laurie of Fox's "House" and "Prison Break's" Wentworth Miller....
- • December 2, 2005: "Pop Culture Freak" posted on Television Without Pity's House Forum From thefutoncritic.com:
"Sister cable networks USA and Bravo have purchased the off-network rights to FOX's Tuesday hit 'House' from NBC Universal Television. The deal, valued at $1.4 million per episode, gives the pair the exclusive weekday repeat rights to the series beginning in the fall of 2008. As for 'House,' it's not clear how the episodes will be split between the networks, although USA will likely get the bulk of the runs much like the 'Intent' deal. In addition, NBC Universal also plans to sell the weekend rights to local stations across the country, likewise beginning in the fall of 2008."
- • November 17, 2005: There is a transcript of Hugh Laurie on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno". They do talk of upcoming episodes and so there might be information that some may consider spoilers.
- • November 14, 2005: "lisl" posted on Television Without Pity's House Forum "There's a clip from the new episode up on the Fox site.... On the lower right hand side - click on the House icon."
"spidysense" followed up saying "Note about the Fox videos - they don't work on a Mac using Safari, and I don't believe it is compatible with all browers on a PC either."
- • November 10, 2005: Hugh Laurie is scheduled for "Ellen DeGeneres" tomorrow and for "The Tonight Show" on Novemver 16.
- • November 9, 2005: The article below was a joke. I didn't read the whole thing! Sorry!
- • November 8, 2005:
See above note. Hollywood Reporter says, "'Arrested Development'/'House' crossover: In an effort to land 'Arrested' some much-needed viewers, Dr. Greg House (Hugh Laurie) makes a rare house call to the Bluths and comes away impressed by their stunningly shallow family dynamic. As a reward, he nearly smiles. Once. For like a second."
- • October 20, 2005: Hugh Laurie will not be on "Larry King Live" tonight.
- • October 18, 2005: — "iMissEthan" posted at the Television Without Pity's House Forum "Stephen Fry was on Chris Evans' radio show on BBC2 last week (I think 10/15). I heard it through a podcast via iTunes, but there may be easier ways. Someone sent in a question as to whether there would be any new Jeeves & Woosters made and Fry said Hugh Laurie is trying to get him to guest star on House, either as an even nastier doctor or an incredibly nice doctor. He mentioned how hard Hugh is working on the show...."
- • October 3, 2005: — "deekay" posted at the Television Without Pity's House Forum a link to a report from a new video linkked on the official Fox site, and describes it this way: "This video is from before the season premiered... and it's Hugh, Sela, and Jennifer talking about their "love triangle". Parts of the interviews are in the podcast that was linked to a while back, and bits of them are in the ducklings video that was up recently, but there's some new stuff in this video too. Click on the Season Two video links and it's the second one down (there's also one of LL...)."
- • September 20, 2005: — "nerdyduck" posted at the Television Without Pity's House Forum a link to a report from the futon critic that says, "After opening to nearly 16 million viewers and taking home an Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series, FOX has extended the second season of 'House' to 24 episodes - two more than previously announced."
- • September 19, 2005: — David Shore won best writing "Three Stories" but Hugh Laurie didn't win for best actor, nor did the show win any of the other categories it was nominated for. Here are some sources:
- • September 17, 2005: — www.hughlaurie.net is reporting on its news page: "Hugh to be a presenter at the Emmy Awards"
- • September 16, 2005: — "amysusanne" posted at the Television Without Pity's House Forum about the Creative Emmys show held last Sunday: "'House' was nominated for casting, main title and music. Those awards went to 'Lost' (casting, music) and 'Huff' (title)."
- • September 14, 2005: — if you have missed any of the recent interviews, etc., see House, M.D. Interviews & Promos
- • September 10, 2005: More on actors: Pamela J. Ashworth posted on http://groups.yahoo.com/group/House_MD/ "Upcoming Hugh appearances!
I was just on the fox site looking for new House stuff and it's posted that
Hugh will be
• on Regis & Kathy on 9/12
• and on Larry King Live on 10/20!"
- • August 27, 2005: We don't usually report on what actors are doing but "lostdwarf" posted on Television Without Pity's House Forum "Hugh Laurie's going to be on the Tonight Show Sept 7".
- • August 22, 2005: New promo clips, etc on the news page on hughlaurie.net
- • August 21, 2005: Photos of the actors — You may need to go to the bottom of the page and click "go earlier" to see the images. (We learned about this from a post by "titania" at Television Without Pity's House Forum.)
- • August 20, 2005: More photos from the photographer who did the Emmy Pictures linked to on August 18. Similar but not the same. (We learned about this from a link on the News page from hughlaurie.net, also see the "Men of House" picture a little down the News page).
- • August 18, 2005: Emmy magazine has some spectacular photographs of the actors of "House:". There are two images of Hugh Laurie (these are not of House but it is spectacular). And then there are photos of the other men and women of "House". These images are large and may take a little time to load on the page if you don't have a fast connection.
- • August 16, 2005: There is an article in the current (August 21-27) issue of TV Guide:
- "Hugh Laurie writes about the biggest role of his career."
This is funny! And interesting. Just read this short part as he describes what he felt when first reading the full script of the pilot about the character he eventually would be playing:
"...a brilliantly written one... a scarred, lame, dysfunctional misanthrope, intent on punishing himself, and the world—the Hunchback of Princeton, the Phantom of the Operating Suite, with all the nasty, self-pitying egocentrism of a spoiled adolescent.
"He was also, to my mind, a hero, a relentless seeker after truth, a knight errant, slaying emotional and microbial dragons with equal skill, and with a psychopathic disregard for his own safety."
- • July 30, 2005: More of Hugh Laurie's comments at the Television Critics Association Awards:
"Hugh Laurie... told critics Thursday he really couldn't think of any personal stories about funny doctor experiences.
"'I'm very conscious of the world being divided into people to whom anecdotes happen and [those] to whom anecdotes don't happen,' he explained to laughter. 'And I belong to the non-anecdotes part of the world. Anecdotes don't happen to me. Some people go and fetch dry cleaning, and they can get 20 minutes' stand-up out of that.'"
- • July 25, 2005:
Another picture of Hugh Laurie accepting his award from the Television Critics Association Awards.
- • July 24, 2005:
At the The Television Critics Association awards in Los Angeles:
British actor Hugh Laurie won the award for best actor in a TV drama for "House"
- • July 14, 2005:
Emmy Nominations:
- Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series:
Nominated • Hugh Laurie
- Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series:
Nominated • "Three Stories" by David Shore
- Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series:
Nominated • Amy Lippens, C.S.A.
- Outstanding Main Title Design:
Nominated for "House" title design
- Matt Mulder
- Jake Sargeant
- Dan Brown
- Dave Molloy
- Outstanding Music Composition for a Series:
Nominated • Christopher Hoag
- See the Competition and the other Nominees
- • July 13, 2005:
Internet Movie Database says the title of the second episode of Season Two is "Autopsy".
And "Freeble" at Television Without Pity's House Forum says the title of the third episode of Season Two will be "Humpty Dumpty".
More information on these episodes are now available on our Spoilers page.
- • June 14, 2005:
The Season One DVD is now available for pre-order.
- • June 2, 2005:
Zap2it has reported the following House nominations for Television Critics Association Awards:
- Outstanding Achievement in Drama
- New Program of the Year
- Individual Achievement in Drama - Hugh Laurie
This was brought to our attention by a post by "Meems" on the Television without Pity Drama/House forum.
- • May 31, 2005:
This coming week's TV Guide names Hugh Laurie as one of the sexist men on TV:
- "Hugh Laurie: House
"Hugh is a formidable man. He has a lot of power. He's very tall, with those steely blue eyes that can be so piercing. He's got that English reserve, which is mysterious. He's incredibly intelligent, but he's also got a tremendous sense of humor. In order to keep House's remarks from being too bitter or nasty, an actor has to understand the humor in it. Hugh does. With him it's never ugly; it's refreshing. And House is such a great character, because he's not compliant with social mores or codes of behavior. He's an adult rebel — the James Dean of our generation. He represents what people wish they could say or do, and that's very attractive."
— Sela Ward
- • May 20, 2005:
David Lomazoff sent us this: TVGuide on Fox's fall schedule:
- "...freshman smash House will stay put on Tuesdays until American Idol returns in January, at which point Hugh Laurie and Co. will be paired with 24 on Monday."
- • May 19, 2005:
Fox just came out with its fall schedule:
- "...With 'American Idol' taking its annual autumn siesta, Fox will turn Tuesdays into a night of procedural drama, with new forensic crime show 'Bones' leading into Hugh Laurie's 'House'....."
- • May 13, 2005:
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