House

In my modest opinion this TV series is one of the best that has been broadcasted in the last year. At least you can learn something useful about medicine and human body.
Anyway I really was missing that in India from which I come from, and now that I'm settled here in the UK I really appreciate the Sky1 subscription my house mates have to have a look at <a href="http://sky1.sky.com/show/house-5">Doctor House M.D.</a>.
I really don't know how I could have lived all this time without watching it. As soon as I will get my first payroll, I think that I will invest some money buying the DVD of the past seasons. What do you think of that?

House is a great twist on the typical medical based television shows we are accustomed to seeing. House follows the trials and tribulations of the crippled, pill popping, sarcastic diagnosis doctor, Dr Gregory House. House is played by Hugh Laurie. He is known as being the best diagnosis doctor around but does this through usually immoral and bizarre methods. He is nothing without his team though, he bounces ideas off his team and works out the problem. The current series as of August 2009 is airing on Sky One at the moment. It is on at 9pm on a Sunday evening and there is currently a further episode being shown at 10pm. It's quite something seeing ...  Read the complete review

House is a captivating and original take on medical drama. The story revolves around an unconventional, but highly reknowned, diagnostician, who's somewhat dubious method of treatment excites and thrills the viewers. Hugh Laurie, who plays House, is a rude, friendless, frank medical genius who views medicine as an absolute science, and disregards patient rapport in every sense. House leads a diagnostic team, which changes after a couple of seasons and each program generally revolves around a single unusual patient case, with an ongoing story in the background. The general theme of this tv show can seem slightly repetitve with the recurring episode sequence of ...  Read the complete review

Is anyone else bored of the sychophantic series' in which the doctors are wonderful dedicated lovely people, who really are quite frankly amazing and non existent people with fabulous love lives!!!!!??? Meet House. Hugh Laurie plays this callous, drug addicted genius doctor to a perfectly hateful tee!!! And zero patient compassion. I have seen him play parts in English comedies and though he was entertaining he really has found a niche here. The difficult part is disassociating him from House for example in interviews - on Jonathan Ross I kept expecting him to burst in to a diatribe about how stupid everyone is. His team are rather less ...  Read the complete review

I'm a fairly late arrival to this highly acclaimed television series and I've only just watched the first series of this medical detective drama. I had heard many good things said about 'House' and, particularly as it stars the great Hugh Laurie as the main character, I decided to give it a go. Dr House (Laurie) is a genius with absolutely no interest in anyone else. He is rude, sarcastic and extremely unpleasant. However, he is also an amazingly brilliant doctor who thrives on taking on those medical cases that other doctors have been unable to solve. What's more, he seems determined to prove that only he can solve the case and will regularly rubbish ...  Read the complete review