YAY!!! House, MD is back on tonight!

[Cascadian]

I love this show. I know it's own Fox but hey! So are the Simpson.






Any "House" fans out there?




John

[Cascadian]

1. kick

[Jamastiene]

2. I actually like House more than I did Becker.

He's brilliant and brutally honest. Even though he seems to be cold and cruel at times, he understands human nature more than the so-called compassionate doctors who sugar coat the truth and don't find out what is wrong. He's great. Too bad he isn't really a doctor operating in my area. I'd prefer him over the standard any day. House is great.

[XemaSab]

3. Ah crap

I was watching Desperate Housewives instead :(

[NMMNG]

4. I love that show

His bedside manner is abominable but he's a genius.

[kwassa]

5. Does anyone remember A Bit of Fry and Laurie?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/articles/b/bitoffryandlauri_7770745.shtml

A Bit Of Fry And Laurie

Starring: Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Deborah Norton

Stephen Fry was born in 1957, Hugh Laurie in 1959; they met in the early 1980s when both at Cambridge. Fellow student Emma Thompson recommended Fry when Laurie was looking around for someone to help him write a pantomime. The two discovered a common sense of humour and began to work together regularly. After guest appearances on various programmes, and an instructive time as part of the Alfresco team, they graduated to their own show.


A Bit Of Fry And Laurie was a witty and sophisticated entertainment of consistent high quality, with an old-fashioned revue-type atmosphere and oddly 'British' sketches that rejoiced in literary turns of phrase and elaborate wordplay. The delicate innuendos, coupled with Fry's ability to suggest hidden meanings in everyday phrases, gave the impression that bubbling below the innocent surface were lewd undercurrents threatening to burst through, although they never did. To add to this mix, Hugh Laurie demonstrated