HOUSE M.D. Review

Overall 4.85 of 5 view all 106 reviews

lawchick12
Hurricane, WV

Dr. House could examine me any time

having a sense of humor, Likes to be entertained, a fan of clever plots, character-lover, a woman, Open-minded

Pros

dramatic comedy, Total entertainment, variety of characters, enlightning, scarcastic humor, Full of suprises!, Eccentric star, excellet main character, Smart, witty, and intelligent, hot actors, surprisingly hilarious, great writing

Cons

not on twice a week, commerical breaks

DEC

2008

HOUSE M.D. —

House is quite possibly the greatest show ever. I love the constant plot twists, and the characters make you want to watch. Dr. Gregory House is a brilliant but troubled diagnostician, basically known as the best in his field. Dr. House is a sarcastic, manipulative, uncaring, mean genius, and yet he sucks you in and makes you care about him. T

he writing is great, especially between House and Wilson, his best friend and the "star oncologist" at the hospital. Some of the one liners between these two are magnificient.

In the first three seasons, House's "ducklings" as fans call them, or his "diagnostic team" as they're properly referred to, were Drs. Allison Cameron, Robert CHase and Eric Foreman. All are brilliant characters in their own way, and each storyline represents their juxtaposition with House.

Dr. Cuddy, the hot female dean of medicine, has an almost palpable sexual tension with Dr. House, while still trying to keep him under control. I'm waiting for more between the two of them.

The new "ducklings" are not as interesting but Dr. Kutner is growing on me. Dr. Remy Hadley, also known as 13, has Huntington's Disease and that is a mildly interesting story.

I'd suggest renting or buying all the seasons to catch up, because knowing all the histories makes this show better.