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‘House’ Series Finale: Who Returned, Who Died & How’d It All End?
22 May 2012 3:46 PM, PDT | HollywoodLife | See recent HollywoodLife news »
Plus, tell us: Were you satisfied with the final episode of 'House'? After eight seasons of misdiagnoses and drama, everyone wanted to know how Fox's House would choose to end its run. Fans got their answer May 21, as the series finale found the troubled Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) 'reuniting' with former colleagues — including Once Upon A Time star Jennifer Morrison reprising her role as Dr. Cameron — and facing an uncertain future alongside Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), his best frenemy forever. Ok, here's where the spoilers really start. In a nutshell, the final episode involved House being trapped in a burning building, imagining people from various stages of his life appearing before him to give him advice. A funeral was then held for him after his body was discovered in the rubble. His friends and colleagues (sadly, Lisa Edelstein did not reprise her role as Cuddy) had mostly nice things to say during the service, »
- Andy Swift
'House' series finale: Boss David Shore on how 'natural' ending came to be, the cameo that didn't happen, and those Easter Eggs
22 May 2012 12:13 PM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
Dr. Gregory House checked out of Princeton-Plainsboro last night for the very last time after an hour that explored the man fans have come to know over eight seasons.
But letting the good doctor ride into the sunset with Wilson without talking to executive producer and creator David Shore wouldn’t seem right. So EW hopped on the phone with the House boss to break down all the twists last night and chat about how it came to be. And if you missed the finale, catch up with our recap and Ken Tucker’s review.
Entertainment Weekly: So, true to form, »
- Sandra Gonzalez
'House' Goes Out With A Bang
22 May 2012 8:39 AM, PDT | MTV Movie News | See recent MTV Movie News news »
Series finale, 'Everybody Dies,' was flawed yet moving.
By Tami Katzoff
Hugh Laurie in the "House" finale
Photo: Fox
In the eight years "House" was on the air, the title character had plenty of opportunities to die: He'd been shot, electrocuted, in insulin shock and cardiac arrest and involved in a horrific bus crash, and he'd taken enough drugs to kill him many times over. Another chance came during Monday night's series finale — and it was a big one.
(Warning: Spoilers ahead!)
The episode, fittingly titled "Everybody Dies," starts off with the doctor lying half-conscious in a burning building after a heroin binge. Beside him lies his Patient of the Week, already dead. We know that he's facing six months in prison for violating his parole, and his best bud, James Wilson, is dying of cancer. Things do not bode well for Dr. House.
The story of the final »
'House' series finale - 'Everybody Dies': Deconstructing Gregory
21 May 2012 11:42 PM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
The final episode of "House" brought back just about everybody (with one big exception) who's played a significant role on the show and presented us with a "This Is Your Life" sort of story for its central character.
It also mixed in some of the storytelling technique of one of the show's finest episodes, Season 1's "Three Stories," borrowed a little from "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and House's literary predecessor Sherlock Holmes and came to, if not the happiest of endings, at least a happy enough one for its central relationship, that of House and Wilson.
"Everybody Dies" was an ambitious episode, both thematically and in terms of production, and it's hard not to respect the show for going for it in its last episode. But for about 53 minutes, it was also kind of depressing. That mood reversed pretty quickly in the final scenes, and in a way that »
- editorial@zap2it.com
House Finale Review: Enjoy Yourself
21 May 2012 7:00 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »
Enjoy yourself. This is the very last thing we hear on House.
Ultimately, Hugh Laurie was right when he gave an interview at the House wrap party. He was asked about one word to describe the finale and after pondering it for a moment, he suggested that, even with a title like "Everybody Dies," the episode was actually "uplifting". I almost don't recognize this feeling I have right now because it's been a rarity. Satisfaction. I feel satisfaction at this ending.
Now, that's not to say that this finale was not without its flaws. But in terms of some of the specific character journeys, I'm left feeling like I can move on from this show without hesitation. The episode opens with House lying on the ground next to his dead patient. I still am unclear about how House and this patient arrived at this point, but what difference does it make? »
- lisabethpalmer@gmail.com (Lisa Palmer)
'House' series finale: Hugh Laurie says don't expect a last-minute change
21 May 2012 12:00 PM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
How does one of the edgiest, most antagonistic characters in series television history say goodbye?
Pretty much in the same fashion he said hello.
Anything else would ring false for Dr. Gregory House, and title star Hugh Laurie and series creator and executive producer David Shore are determined to see him end true to form as the Fox medical drama "House" wraps up its eight-year run Monday, May 21. Don't expect major reassessments or revelations by the central figure, then, just a final and familiar round of sass and snark. And, very probably, one last swath of professional brilliance.
"It would almost be one of House's many mantras that people don't change, generally speaking," Laurie tells Zap2it, a two-time winner of Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild and Television Critics Association Awards who also became a producer as the series proceeded. "It's certainly true in television drama. They can't change, actually. »
- editorial@zap2it.com
'House' series finale: Cast, creator explain why it's time for the end -- Exclusive
21 May 2012 9:00 AM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
After eight dark and twisted seasons of House, Fox’s beloved medical drama hangs up its cane tonight with an hour-long retrospective and series finale (8-10 p.m. Et) entitled “Everybody Dies” — a tweak to one of Dr. House’s famous lines, “Everybody lies.”
Creator David Shore and the cast have kept quiet on exactly what will happen in the finale. We know Cameron (Jennifer Morrison), Thirteen (Olivia Wilde), Kutner (Kal Penn), and Masters (Amber Tamblyn) will return, as will Chase (Jesse Spencer), who left Princeton-Plainsboro May 7. As we learned by the end of last week’s penultimate episode, House »
- Annie Barrett
House M.D. Finale – Swan Song & Everybody Dies Peek
19 May 2012 2:04 PM, PDT | Boomtron | See recent Boomtron news »
The House series finale is coming at us on Monday, and now to go along with the “Everybody Dies” finale teaser we brought you the last week, is an image gallery we have from Fox featuring images from both that episode and behind the scenes images of ‘Swan Song” the hour long House retrospective portion of the two-hour House, M.D event, come May 21st. Excluding Lisa Edelstein, House and Hugh Laurie will be taking exiting bows along with some familiar faces, like Jennifer Morrison, Amber Tamblyn, and Olivia Wilde.
related: House Finale Tease With Hugh Laurie
House ”Swan Song/Everybody Dies” Episode Summary - In the emotional series finale, which is preceded by an hour-long retrospective, treating a drug addict patient (guest star James Legros) results in House examining his life, his future and his own personal demons.
photo credit: Ray Mickshaw/Fox
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- Jay Tomio
“Everybody Dies” House Finale Teaser
16 May 2012 8:01 AM, PDT | Boomtron | See recent Boomtron news »
A new teaser for the House finale has hit the web, entirely focused on Hugh Laurie’s titular character, though the finale will include and return past House stars like Jennifer Morrison, Amber Tamblyn, and Olivia Wilde (though no Lisa Edelstein). Fox has a two hour event planned to give House fans proper closure and the show a proper send off, in the form of an hour long retrospective to air with “Everybody Dies”. Earlier, Hugh Laurie released a video talking about the finale and keepsakes, and I wonder if any pf the mementos Laurie asked for and anyone sent in will be part of the retrospective.
The House festivities being at 8pm Eastern on Monday, May 21st.
House “Everybody Dies” Episode Summary - In the emotional series finale, which is preceded by an hour-long retrospective, treating a drug addict patient (guest star James Legros) results in House examining his life, »
- Jay Tomio
House Creator Teases "Bittersweet" Series Finale
10 May 2012 2:39 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »
The House series finale photos that were released by Fox this week didn't exactly reveal much about what's to come on May 21.
So can creator David Shore shed some light on the ominously-titled "Everybody Dies?"
"We never do happy endings," Shore told TV Fanatic and other outlets today on a conference call. "But we also try not to simply do miserable endings. Bittersweet is the most you can hope for us."
Leading up to this bittersweet conclusion, House will air "Holding On" this Monday, a ridiculously emotional episode we've already screened online.
"House is put into a very difficult position, and it's about him assessing his future," Shore said of the final few moments of the penultimate installment, which serve as a beginning to the very end.
"We developed this idea months and months ago, the idea for this final episode, which when you see it it'll sort of become clear. »
- matt@mediavine.com (Matt Richenthal)
Review: Felicity Seasons One and Two
2 May 2012 10:24 AM, PDT | Comicmix.com | See recent Comicmix news »
Before Star Trek was Fringe and Lost, and Alias and before Alias was Felicity. It may be hard to recall that genre wunderkind Abrams actually broke into television by making a splash in 1998 with the WB series about a college girl. Created with Cabin in the Woods collaborator Matt Reeves, the series is worth a second look given the storytelling, music, and keen eye for casting that first introduced to an armload of performers who have gone on to success, including repeat appearances in later Abrams productions. Or do you think Keri Russell’s cameo in Mission: Impossible 3 was an oddity?
Lionsgate has resurrected the first two seasons in newly packaged DVDs, both out this week. The WB knew that a female-skewing series with a high concept would be a good fit for their struggling network so when Abrams and Reeves turned up with the concept, there was excitement. »
- Robert Greenberger
House Review: The L Word
30 April 2012 8:52 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »
Everybody may lie, but I'm choosing the opening of this House review to be honest:
I watched nearly every episode of this Fox hit through last season's finale. But the repetitive nature of the series, combined with House's extreme action (a car through Cuddy's living room?!?) and Lisa Edelstein's subsequent departure made me lose interest. I haven't tuned in to a single final season episode.
Fortunately, House is the sort of show that's easy to jump into - and, even more fortunately, as I sub this week for our resident House guru, Lisa Palmer, "The C Word" was an especially engrossing hour of television.
The House/Wilson dynamic, after all, has been the heart of this series from the beginning.
Upon learning the title of this week's installment, many assumed a couple weeks ago that the doctor would become the patient and House would be forced to face his own mortality. »
- matt@mediavine.com (Matt Richenthal)
Robert Sean Leonard on Cuddy Returning for House Finale: 'I Don't Think It's Necessary'
20 April 2012 8:00 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Robert Sean Leonard has a strong opinion on the topic of Dr. Lisa Cuddy returning for the House series finale, airing May 21 — and it may not be what you think.
Matt’s Inside Line: Scoop on House and the Mysterious ‘C Word’ Episode
During a visit to the long-running Fox drama’s set, TVLine presented Hugh Laurie and Leonard, together, with the question of whether the absence of House’s longtime but former love interest — played by fellow original cast member Lisa Edelstein, who will not be involved in the finale — will make the swan song feel incomplete.
Laurie responded, »
- Matt Webb Mitovich
'House' Star Bares All For PETA
17 April 2012 2:40 PM, PDT | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
Pursuing a vegetarian lifestyle is no small task. But those in search of motivation need look no further than PETA's Go Vegetarian campaign featuring "House" star Lisa Edelstein.
In a photo shot by celebrity photographer Jack Guy, Edelstein poses nude in a bed of kale next to a caption that reads, "Eat green to go green".
A vegetarian for the past three decades, the 44-year-old actress attributes her health and figure to a meat-free diet.
But she also decided to pose for PETA in order to raise awareness of the negative environmental impacts of meat production.
"The meat industry is really toxic to the environment. The cattle industry–besides the fact there are a lot of cruel things happening–the manure is extremely toxic," Edelstein said in a press release announcing the new advertisement. "We just need to pull back as a culture as much as we can."
PETA isn't »
- Tara Kelly
'House' Star Bares All For PETA
17 April 2012 1:25 PM, PDT | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »
Pursuing a vegetarian lifestyle is no small task. But those in search of motivation need look no further than PETA's Go Vegetarian campaign featuring "House" star Lisa Edelstein.
In a photo shot by celebrity photographer Jack Guy, Edelstein poses nude in a bed of kale next to a caption that reads, "Eat green to go green".
A vegetarian for the past three decades, the 44-year-old actress attributes her health and figure to a meat-free diet.
But she also decided to pose for PETA in order to raise awareness of the negative environmental impacts of meat production.
"The meat industry is really toxic to the environment. The cattle industryâ€
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- Tara Kelly
Edelstein Strips For PETA
13 April 2012 3:56 PM, PDT | WENN | See recent WENN news »
Former House star Lisa Edelstein has become the latest star to bare all for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
The actress has posed completely nude on a bed of leafy greens to promote vegetarianism in PETA's sexy new Eat Green To Go Green campaign.
Edelstein had no qualms about stripping to show off her toned figure, which she insists is down to the meat-free diet she has followed since she was 15 years old.
She tells Prevention magazine, "I was never a big meat eater - I was always picky. I was raised in a kosher home, and if you're raised with a food restriction, it's not that difficult to have another kind of food restriction.
"At some point, I had a dream that I was eating chicken. But in the dream, I understood that it was actually miniature human legs and arms. My brain was connecting muscle and bone to another animal. Once I had made that connection, it just wasn't something I wanted to eat."
Edelstein admits she also posed for PETA to highlight the effects of the meat industry on the environment.
She adds, "The meat industry is really toxic to the environment. The cattle industry - besides the fact there are a lot of cruel things happening... the manure is extremely toxic. We just need to pull back as a culture as much as we can." »
See House Star Lisa Edelstein Get Naked!
12 April 2012 12:13 PM, PDT | E! Online - UK | See recent E! Online - UK news »
Is there a doctor in the house? Because you just may need one after eyeing Lisa Edelstein in her heart-stopping new PETA ad. The 44-year-old former House star has stripped down to her birthday suit as part of the animal rights group's "Eat Green to Go Green" campaign. "Vegetarianism is a really important part of what we need to do to help the environment," Edelstein said in a statement. "The meat industry is really toxic to the environment...So I'm just trying to push that campaign forward—with my body, apparently." Ah, if only all salads looked this good. »
See House Star Lisa Edelstein Get Naked!
12 April 2012 12:13 PM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
Is there a doctor in the house? Because you just may need one after eyeing Lisa Edelstein in her heart-stopping new PETA ad. The 44-year-old former House star has stripped down to her birthday suit as part of the animal rights group's "Eat Green to Go Green" campaign. "Vegetarianism is a really important part of what we need to do to help the environment," Edelstein said in a statement. "The meat industry is really toxic to the environment...So I'm just trying to push that campaign forward—with my body, apparently." Ah, if only all salads looked this good. »
Lisa Edelstein Promotes Vegetarianism in Nude PETA Ad
11 April 2012 9:06 PM, PDT | Foodista | See recent Foodista news »
Actress Lisa Edelstein has joined PETA to promote a meat-free diet. Edelstein has been a vegetarian for 28 years and has even dabbled with a vegan diet. To show her support for animals, the actress went nude in a new advertisement for PETA.
"A vegetarian diet is a really important part of what we need to do to help the environment," Edelstein said. "The meat industry is really toxic to the environment. The cattle industry -- besides the fact that there's a lot of cruel things happening --- the manure is extremely toxic."
Check out a video of Edelstein behind the scenes of her PETA ad in the video below!
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- rnazarali
Former "House" Star Goes Naked for PETA
11 April 2012 8:00 PM, PDT | TooFab | See recent TooFab news »
Lisa Edelstein has lost her scrubs!The former "House" star is the latest to get naked for PETA -- stripping it all off to pose with a ton of vegetables for a "Eat Green to Go Green" ad.Edelstein believes going vegetarian is a "really important part of what we need to do to help the environment."She hopes others give it a try ... even if they can't commit to giving up meat 24/7."I like to encourage people to become a vegetarian once a week," she said. "That makes such an enormous impact for the whole world."Edelstein is only the latest of many to take it off for PETA -- see more nude stars in the gallery above. Warning: Slightly Nsfw.Check out some behind the scenes video from the shoot below: Read more »
- tooFab Staff
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