Hugh Laurie

Garrett Lerner and Russel Friend discuss "Broken," Hugh Laurie, and season six.

Hugh Laurie and House, M.D. have both been nominated for Emmys. Which episodes should Laurie (and the series producers) submit?

 OH Barton has the confidence to laugh at himself by showing a skit with Stephen Fry (Kingdom) and Hugh Laurie (House) called "Shakespeare Master Class," made all the more hilarious by how effectively it spoofs his own style. However, his classes are just ...

By Barbara Barnett She said she has now become known as the official House “road trip” writer, having penned several episodes over the year involving House, Wilson, and a car. Going somewhere. “Birthmarks,” “Son of Coma Guy,” and now “Both Sides Now,” all feature House/Wilson road trips. “I do like people goi...

Poll: House, MD — Is "Huddy" Inevitable?  OH As you all know, Dr. Gregory House (the inimitable Hugh Laurie) and Dr. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) have been pursuing and sniffing each other out for nearly two seasons (or longer, if you count the years since the pilot). They are clearly into each ...

Equally appropriate to the episode's proximity to Easter, Swenson has a Messiah complex that eclipses even his marriage and family. The case is brought to House (Hugh Laurie) by his former fellow Cameron (Jennifer Morrison), who postpones a vacation ...

In the aftermath of Kutner’s suicide, House (the brilliant Hugh Laurie) suffers from apparent insomnia. Or could it be something more serious? House, MD. builds up to its May 11 season finale over the next several weeks, as the folks at Princeton ...

Monday night’s House, MD episode “Locked In” left fans with several unanswered questions (so what else is new!). In what was a great opening episode in the season’s final quarter, Dr. Gregory House (the ever-amazing Hugh Laurie) treated a patient with ...

By Barbara Barnett “Does it bother you that we have no social contract?” Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) asks House (Hugh Laurie) regarding the unique nature of their relationship in this weeks’ House, M.D. episode, appropriately titled “The Social Contract.” While exploring the necessity of the social nice...

By Barbara Barnett “This is the only ‘me’ you get.” A simple declaration by the resigned House (Hugh Laurie in a raw and surprisingly emotional performance) at the end of the newest House, M.D. episode “The Softer Side." Acceptance by one’s family and friends frames this episode’s narrative, a theme explored f...

 OH - Her real passions are writing, music, reading sad novels and spy novels, and discussing House MD, and its star Hugh Laurie. Keep reading for information and ...

A misanthropic, quintessentially American doctor played by (of all people) Hugh Laurie, a British comedy legend who specialized in playing witless and guileless (but lovable) dandies and fops. Yet here we are, more than four years later, ...

By Barbara Barnett First and foremost, I must offer my congratulations to Hugh Laurie on his Screen Actors Guild Award for “best actor in a television drama series.” Laurie earns that award every episode, creating a deep, complex character who is both infuriating (and sometimes frustrating) and complete...

 OH I have to say that Hugh Laurie does such a brilliant job of portraying House’s pain that to watch it, I feel almost a voyeur. His eyes, the hunch of his shoulders, the heaviness with which he leans on his cane or walks without it tells us whether ...

By Barbara Barnett Warning: Very mild spoilers ahead House, MD executive producer Katie Jacobs has a lot on her plate. As “showrunner” of the hit series, she, along with series creator David Shore, are largely responsible for House’s feel and look; its stories and direction. Approaching its 100th episode,...

 OH - When I learned that Penn was joining the cast last season, I thought he would be the perfect foil for the venerable Hugh Laurie. ...

 OH - Take a look: A couple weeks back Hugh Laurie hosted Saturday Night Live. NBC has posted a few clips from the episode, including Amy Poehler's goodbye and a ...

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By Barbara Barnett Over the last year, my articles about House, MD have been generally pretty positive. Having watched the series from year one (if not exactly day one), I still adore House and its star Hugh Laurie, and his alter ego, Dr. Gregory House. But this is not to say that I think the show is flawless -- or ev...

 OH - Dec 15, 2008 Even so early in the series history, Hugh Laurie really nailed the internal struggle still at war within House's heart and soul.) So often, especially in ...

By Barbara Barnett Hugh Laurie has a long and distinguished career as a sketch comedian and writer. A product of that most elite of British sketch comedy training grounds, the Cambridge University Footlights Club (where he worked with Emma Thompson and Stephen Fry, and followed such luminaries of the prev...

 OH - The ninth episode in House, MD’s season five, “Last Resort,” was such a “bottle” episode — and a wonderful showcase for the acting talents of Hugh Laurie ...

By Barbara Barnett After Hugh Laurie, nominated for his third Emmy, was yet again robbed for his nuanced and brilliant portrayal of the confused and driven Gregory House in last season's "House's Head," I have to wonder what Laurie has to do to win the award? My theory is that he inhabits the role so completel...

By Gerry Weaver House M.D. returned for its fifth season on Tuesday, and what a return it was. In an emotionally wrenching episode, the denizens of Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital grapple with loss—and the realization that there is no ring road around grief. The key story, of course, is House and Wil...

By Diane Kristine House star Hugh Laurie and creator David Shore have already let it slip: in the aftermath of Amber's death, House and Wilson eventually patch things up. "I don't think it's a shock that the lovers are reunited," House writer Doris Egan said archly. Nearly as unsurprising might be that Egan h...

By Diane Kristine The teaser writer David Hoselton envisioned for "Airborne," his third-season episode of House, involved a suspected terrorist -- obviously sick, possibly part of a sinister biological warfare plan -- entering an airplane at the Singapore airport. Then, House (Hugh Laurie) and Cuddy...

By Barbara Barnett This excellent character exploration of Gregory House, MD (played by the always-compelling Hugh Laurie) was served up as frothy as the peppermint mocha latte that I’m sipping while I write this episode commentary. ...

By CindyC I am a certified (or certifiable) fan of Hugh Laurie. So it was with great excitement that I loaded the VCR and parked myself on the sofa, ready to be wowed by the much anticipated first episode. But by the time it was over, ...

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By Diane Kristine The Emmy nominations were good to a person whose 2006/07 television season consisted mostly of House, The Office, 30 Rock, and Ugly Betty. Scrubs was in my viewing schedule too, but that had an off year, as did Studio 60, even though I stuck it out to the sappy end.So my favourite four got a slew...

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