Springflower
07-23-2005, 05:02 PM
LOCATION: House, Sweet, House
THE SKINNY: It's a great day for watchers of great TV as SCRUBS-SEASON 1 and now Fox's hit medical drama HOUSE has announced a Season 1 DVD set due out August 30.
Season One of HOUSE, the new hit medical mystery drama starring 2005 Emmy-nominee Hugh Laurie as one of television's most intriguing characters, features all 22 episodes. The release is timed to the Season Two premiere on Fox on September 13.
Here's what the set has to offer:
With an operating room full of exclusive bonus features, the DVD collection gives fans a unique chance to dig deeper into the fascinating world of Dr. Gregory House and his team of bright young medical experts as they race against the clock to diagnose perplexing and life-threatening conditions. Extras include an interview with actor Hugh Laurie, the well-kept British secret who so perfectly portrays the wry American doctor, behind the scenes on the set of House, as well as a look at the real life medical cases that inspire the captivating stories from the series. House: Season One is priced at $59.98.
The brainchild of Executive Producers Katie Jacobs ("Century City"), Paul Attanasio (co-creator "Homicide: Life on the Street"), David Shore ("Family Law") and director Bryan Singer (X-Men, The Usual Suspects), House is "the uncommon cure for the common medical drama," according to TV Guide's Matt Roush.
A HEALTHY DOSE OF BONUS FEATURES
House: Season One is packed with bonus materials that enhance the experience of the hit show. Features include:
-- The Genius of Dr. House --
Interviews with Hugh Laurie, the producers and the cast
-- Real Life Medical Cases --
An inside look at the magical mix of medical facts and Hollywood fiction that make House one of the biggest new shows of the year
-- The Concept --
Interviews with the producers and creators of the smash hit House
-- Set Tour --
A close-up view of the hospital set where House is shot
-- House-isms --
A compilation of some of Dr. House's most outrageous and funny quips
Hugh Laurie stars as the brilliant and irreverent Dr. Gregory House, a maverick physician so devoid of bedside manner he prefers not to meet his patients. While his behavior often borders on antisocial, House's unconventional thinking and flawless instincts allow him to solve the medical puzzles that other doctors misdiagnose or simply give up on. Aided by a hand-picked trio of idealistic young specialists -- neurologist Dr. Eric Forman (Omar Epps), immunologist Dr. Allison Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) and intensivist Dr. Robert Chase (Jesse Spencer) -- House does whatever it takes to save his patients while trying to avoid running afoul of hospital administrator Dr. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein). Meanwhile, sexual tension between House and the show's female characters, including Cameron, Cuddy and his ex-girlfriend Stacy Warner (guest star Sela Ward), create volatile chemistry outside the medical lab.
SOURCE (http://www.ifmagazine.com/new.asp?article=2261)
THE SKINNY: It's a great day for watchers of great TV as SCRUBS-SEASON 1 and now Fox's hit medical drama HOUSE has announced a Season 1 DVD set due out August 30.
Season One of HOUSE, the new hit medical mystery drama starring 2005 Emmy-nominee Hugh Laurie as one of television's most intriguing characters, features all 22 episodes. The release is timed to the Season Two premiere on Fox on September 13.
Here's what the set has to offer:
With an operating room full of exclusive bonus features, the DVD collection gives fans a unique chance to dig deeper into the fascinating world of Dr. Gregory House and his team of bright young medical experts as they race against the clock to diagnose perplexing and life-threatening conditions. Extras include an interview with actor Hugh Laurie, the well-kept British secret who so perfectly portrays the wry American doctor, behind the scenes on the set of House, as well as a look at the real life medical cases that inspire the captivating stories from the series. House: Season One is priced at $59.98.
The brainchild of Executive Producers Katie Jacobs ("Century City"), Paul Attanasio (co-creator "Homicide: Life on the Street"), David Shore ("Family Law") and director Bryan Singer (X-Men, The Usual Suspects), House is "the uncommon cure for the common medical drama," according to TV Guide's Matt Roush.
A HEALTHY DOSE OF BONUS FEATURES
House: Season One is packed with bonus materials that enhance the experience of the hit show. Features include:
-- The Genius of Dr. House --
Interviews with Hugh Laurie, the producers and the cast
-- Real Life Medical Cases --
An inside look at the magical mix of medical facts and Hollywood fiction that make House one of the biggest new shows of the year
-- The Concept --
Interviews with the producers and creators of the smash hit House
-- Set Tour --
A close-up view of the hospital set where House is shot
-- House-isms --
A compilation of some of Dr. House's most outrageous and funny quips
Hugh Laurie stars as the brilliant and irreverent Dr. Gregory House, a maverick physician so devoid of bedside manner he prefers not to meet his patients. While his behavior often borders on antisocial, House's unconventional thinking and flawless instincts allow him to solve the medical puzzles that other doctors misdiagnose or simply give up on. Aided by a hand-picked trio of idealistic young specialists -- neurologist Dr. Eric Forman (Omar Epps), immunologist Dr. Allison Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) and intensivist Dr. Robert Chase (Jesse Spencer) -- House does whatever it takes to save his patients while trying to avoid running afoul of hospital administrator Dr. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein). Meanwhile, sexual tension between House and the show's female characters, including Cameron, Cuddy and his ex-girlfriend Stacy Warner (guest star Sela Ward), create volatile chemistry outside the medical lab.
SOURCE (http://www.ifmagazine.com/new.asp?article=2261)