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May 21, 2012 · Tonight, House, M.D., the iconic medical show, draws to a close.If you’ve been living in an opiate-induced haze, the show followed a Sherlock-Holmes-like doctor at a major, fictional Princeton ...
House, an acerbic infectious disease specialist, solves medical puzzles with the help of a team of young diagnosticians. Flawless instincts and unconventional thinking help earn House great respect, despite his brutal honesty and antisocial tendencies.
I believe the consensus is that it's not too accurate, but then again the show is about (medical) drama. I'm sure House would say something like "accuracy is boring". The hospital setting in House is definitely inaccurate. Scrubs is much more accurate in that sense. 91K subscribers in the HouseMD community.
Technically possible yes but incredibly unlikely. But that’s the fun of the show. Secondly, they did have some bold inaccuracies from time to time. There is even an episode where they made up a disorder (Mirror Syndrome, not real but a fun episode). 5.
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Season Premiere: September 20, 2010
Season 7, being the second last season, premiered in 2010 and ended in 2011, running for 23 episodes. This season hard a sharp focus on Dr. House and Cuddy’s (Lisa Edelstein) relationship, showcasing the obvious reasons they didn’t enter it sooner. House held back in fear of being dumped promptly after beginning the relationship and finding it hard to look past Cuddy having a young daughter; he does not care for children. Cuddy likewise has reservations, as she attempts to control the balance...
Season Premiere: September 5, 2006
Season 3 contained 24 episodes, spanning from 2006 to 2007. Viewers began to see the prominence of House’s Vicodin addiction. The characteristic of pill-popping becomes the potential downfall of House’s career when a difficult patient is actually a policeman who attempts to jail him for illegal possession of the drug. Meanwhile, Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) and Chase become friends with benefits until Chase admits his feelings for her, and Foreman (Omar Epps) fears that he is becoming too much...
Season Premiere: September 25, 2007
Season 4 of House, M.D. was televised from 2006 to 2007 and was the shortest season, with only 16 episodes. Disrupting the usual dynamic, Season 4 explores House toying with potential candidates to fill in spots in the new diagnostic team. The diagnostic team eventually settles with Dr. Taub, Dr. Kutner (Kal Penn), and Dr. Hadley (aka "Thirteen") alongside the returned Foreman. Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) secretly dates one of the rejected candidates — Amber (Anne Dudek) — causing tension be...
Season Premiere: September 13, 2005
The second installment of House, M.D. aired from 2005 to 2006, containing 24 episodes. House’s ex, Stacy (Sela Ward), becomes the predominant figure in the season when she joins Princeton-Plainsboro as a lawyer, causing House to realize he still has feelings for her. Meanwhile, Cameron experiments with sex and drugs; Chase loses his father to lung cancer and accidentally kills a patient, and Foreman becomes infected and almost dies. Season 2 ends with House being shot in the leg by the partne...
Season Premiere: September 16, 2008
Season 5 premiered in 2008 and ended in 2009, featuring 24 episodes. House and Wilson’s relationship strains under the weight of Amber’s death, which comes to a head and halt when House’s father passes. Thirteen struggles with her declining health due to Huntington’s disease but is comforted by her newfound relationship with Foreman, and Cuddy adopts a little girl called Rachel. The bombshell of the season hits when Kutner dies of suicide, causing the cast to reflect on their struggles and th...
Season Premiere: September 20, 2009
Airing from 2009 to 2010, Season 6 contained 21 episodes. In a plot twist, House becomes the one who needs saving as he admits himself into Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital under the supervision of Dr. Nolan (Andre Braugher). Foreman replaces him as head of diagnostics when it’s announced that House is giving up his medical career, causing the termination of his relationship with Thirteen and the rest of the team to disband. Chase and Cameron join the team again, only for Cameron to leave after...
Season Premiere: November 16, 2004
The start of House, M.D., the season aired from 2004 to 2005, bringing together 22 episodes to introduce to the world. Found out for avoiding clinic duty, Hugh Laurie showcases a stellar performance as an egotistical genius as he tests his luck with Cuddy. However, the dynamic changes at Princeton-Plainsboro when chairman Vogler (Chi McBride) refuses to allow House to stay his usual self. As a result, House is instructed to fire one person to cut the costs of the diagnostic team. Chase, Camer...
Season Premiere: October 3, 2011
Season 8 — the final season of House, M.D — spanned from 2011 and concluded in 2012 after 23 episodes. After getting out of prison, House works under Foreman’s reign, with new team members Park (Charlyne Yi) and Adams (Odette Annable), alongside Chase and Taub. House surprises everyone when he marries Dominika (Karolina Wydra) for her to get into the country, but unsurprisingly causes issues when his mother (Diane Baker) introduces him to her new husband (Billy Connolly) — a man whom House mi...
Aug 5, 2016 · One episode that comes to mind involved making the diagnosis of lung cancer by looking at the patient’s fingernails, which showed clubbing. After spending $50,000 for diagnostic studies, he finally examined the patient and made the diagnosis — something any medical student would be expected to do during the initial patient encounter.
Episode 7: A Pox On Our House. Episode 8: Small Sacrifices. Episode 9: Larger Than Life. Episode 10: Carrot or Stick. Episode 11: Family Practice. Episode 12: You Must Remember This. Episode 13: Two Stories. Episode 14: Recession Proof. Episode 15: Bombshells. Episode 16: Out of the Chute. Episode 17: Fall From Grace. Episode 18: The Dig ...
