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House M.D. - Season 1 [2004] (3 discs)

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Composer:Massive Attack
Length:924 minutes
(15 hours 24 minutes)
MPAA Rating:TV-PG
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IMDB Rating:8.8/10
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Synopsis: Gregory House heads up a team of diagnosticians who take the cases nobody else can diagnose.


Reaction: The main story arc involves Vogler--a buisiness man with an axe to grind against House.


Personal Rating: 8/10


Highlights
 "DNR" and "Three Stories"

Select Guest Cast
Aaron Himelstein => Luke Palmeiro (The Socratic Method)
Stacy Edwards => Lucy Palmeiro (The Socratic Method)
Alexis Thorpe => Mindy (Occam's Razor)
Faith Prince => Becky Merrell (Occam's Razor)
Kevin Zegers => Brandon Merrell (Occam's Razor)
Amanda Seyfried => Pam (Detox)
America Olivo => Ingrid (as Ameríca Olivo) (Detox)
Mark Harelik => Mr. Foster (Detox)
Nicholas D'Agosto => Keith Foster (Detox)
Andi Eystad => Volleyball Player (Three Stories)
Andrew Keegan => Rebellious Student (Three Stories)
Brent Briscoe => Farmer (Three Stories)
Carmen Electra => Herself (Three Stories)
James Saxenmeyer => Late 30s Man (Three Stories)
Josh Zuckerman => Keen Student (Three Stories)
Nicole Bilderback => Caring Student (Three Stories)
Sela Ward => Stacy Warner (Three Stories)
Andrew Airlie => Orange Colored Patient (Pilot)
Robin Tunney => Rebecca Adler (Pilot)
Andrew Borba => Mr. van der Meer (Control)
Ron Perkins => Dr. Simpson (Control)
Sarah Clarke => Carly Forlano (Control)
Sunny Mabrey => Jenny (Control)
Art LaFleur => Warner Fitch (Sports Medicine)
Bryan Singer => Himself (Sports Medicine)
Scott Foley => Hank Wiggen (Sports Medicine)
Brandy Norwood => Herself (as Brandy) (DNR)
Chloe Webb => Cora (DNR)
Courtney Henggeler => Server (DNR)
David Conrad => Marty Hamilton (DNR)
Harry Lennix => John Henry Giles (DNR)
Rif Hutton => Morris (DNR)
Christina Cox => Annette Raines (Love Hurts)
John Cho => Harvey Park (Love Hurts)
June Squibb => Ramona (Love Hurts)
Keone Young => Clyde Park (Love Hurts)
Peter Graves => Myron (Love Hurts)
Currie Graham => Mark Warner (Honeymoon)
Danny Nucci => Bill Arnello (Mob Rules)
David Burke => Everhardt (Mob Rules)
Joseph Lyle Taylor => Joey Arnello (Mob Rules)
Daryl Sabara => Gabriel Reilich (Cursed)
Nestor Carbonell => Jeffrey Reilich (Cursed)
Patrick Bauchau => Dr. Rowan Chase (Cursed)
Tracy Middendorf => Sarah Reilich (Cursed)
Dominic Purcell => Ed Snow (Fidelity)
Myndy Crist => Elise Snow (Fidelity)
Eddie McClintock => Coach Stahl (Kids)
Skye McCole Bartusiak => Mary Carroll (Kids)
Elizabeth Mitchell => Sister Mary Augustine (Damned If You Do)
Ever Carradine => Karen Hartig (Maternity)
Hedy Burress => Jill (Maternity)
Jennifer Stone => Jessica Simms (Heavy)
Joe Morton => Senator Gary H. Wright (Role Model)
John Patrick Amedori => Matt Davis (Poison)
Roxanne Hart => Margo Davis (Poison)
Leslie Hope => Victoria Madsen (Histories)
Leslie Karpman => Jodi (Histories)
Ogy Durham => Chris Dewey (Histories)
Smith Cho => Julia (Histories)
Marin Hinkle => Naomi Randolph (Babies & Bathwater)
Michael A. Goorjian => Sean Randolph (as Michael Goorjian) (Babies & Bathwater)
Robin Thomas => Dan's Father (Paternity)
Scott Mechlowicz => Dan (Paternity)
Wendy Gazelle => Dan's Mother (Paternity)
Select Cast and Crew
Bill Johnson => Director
Bryan Singer => Director
Bryan Spicer => Director
Daniel Attias => Director
Daniel Sackheim => Director
Deran Sarafian => Director
Fred Gerber => Director
Frederick King Keller => Director
Greg Yaitanes => Director
Guy Ferland => Director
Keith Gordon => Director
Nelson McCormick => Director
Newton Thomas Sigel => Director
Paris Barclay => Director
Peter Medak => Director
Peter O'Fallon => Director
Randall Zisk => Director
Tim Hunter => Director
David Foster => Writer
David Shore => Writer / Creator
Joel Anderson Thompson => Writer
John Mankiewicz => Writer
Lawrence Kaplow => Writer
Matt Witten => Writer
Peter Blake => Writer
Sara B. Cooper => Writer
Thomas L. Moran => Writer
Massive Attack => Composer
Chi McBride => Edward Vogler
Hugh Laurie => Dr. Gregory House
Jennifer Morrison => Dr. Allison Cameron
Jesse Spencer => Dr. Robert Chase
Lisa Edelstein => Dr. Lisa Cuddy
Omar Epps => Dr. Eric Foreman
Robert Sean Leonard => Dr. James Wilson

Random Trivia For This Title:

  • The address on the front of House's residence is "221B". Sherlock Holmes lived at 221B Baker Street, and House uses Holmesian deductive techniques to diagnose his patients' problems.
  • Hugh Laurie often forgets that House is single. At the beginning of some scenes, his wedding ring is on his left hand, but usually by the end of the scene, it's back on his right.
  • For the first season, Fox insisted that House must have some kind of enemy or someone telling him he couldn't behave like that. David Shore was hesitant about the idea, but ended up creating Chi McBride's character, Edward Vogler, but stating from the beginning that he was only going to be in five episodes, and then he would leave the show.
  • Hugh Laurie was reportedly earning $50,000 per episode in season one, which dramatically increased to $700,000 per episode in season eight.
  • During Hugh Laurie's audition, David Shore says that Bryan Singer, one of the executive producers, said, "See, this is what I want: an American guy." Singer was completely unaware of the fact that Laurie is English.
  • Hugh Laurie auditioned for the part of Dr. House via video shot in a hotel bathroom in Namibia, where he was shooting the film Flight of the Phoenix. "It was the only place with enough light," the actor claimed.
  • Hugh Laurie's own dad was a doctor, and he feels a twinge of guilt at "being paid more to become a fake version of my own father".