Here to post yet again. Here's a video I found that really got me in the mood for new House. I also saw several Huddy videos...but they were all very cheesy. This one is just fun and very Housey. Thanks, NCISmelanie.
House is my absolute favorite TV show, and I'm so glad that season 7 is finally here. Most of the people I know don't watch House (lame reality TV junkies), and I find myself wanting to talk about House constantly, so I'm going to do it here and hope there's people to listen. I also have been posting lots of photos and videos, so take a look at those!
Sunday, September 19, 2010
The end is near!
The last day!
Today's the last day of waiting for season 7 of House! Here's some behind the scenes photos:
Download this gallery as a zip-archive
Today's the last day of waiting for season 7 of House! Here's some behind the scenes photos:
Download this gallery as a zip-archive
Saturday, September 18, 2010
2 days, 4 hours, 13 minutes and 7 seconds
Just the weekend left! Are you excited? This isn't normal to say, but I want the weekend to go by quickly so that it can be Monday.
I'm wondering if love for the show is an unhealthy obsession (although I know that there are people WAY more obsessed and crazy than I am). But lately, I keep dreaming about House (the show, not the person). Sometimes I'm dreaming that I'm watching House, sometimes I'm in the show as if it's real life, and sometimes it's a TV show but I'm working on the set of the show. The dreams where I'm watching an episode are weird, because it's as if it's a new episode, but it's completely nonsensical. I recently had one that Cuddy was fired from the hospital, and took a job working at a movie theatre...but she wore a lab coat while serving popcorn. Completely realistic, of course.
Anyway, there's no new promos to share, but here's a photo I saw a while ago, but haven't posted until now. All I can think about is how that laptop would be really hot on his lap. I usually have mine on a pillow because it burns if it's on my legs.
I'm wondering if love for the show is an unhealthy obsession (although I know that there are people WAY more obsessed and crazy than I am). But lately, I keep dreaming about House (the show, not the person). Sometimes I'm dreaming that I'm watching House, sometimes I'm in the show as if it's real life, and sometimes it's a TV show but I'm working on the set of the show. The dreams where I'm watching an episode are weird, because it's as if it's a new episode, but it's completely nonsensical. I recently had one that Cuddy was fired from the hospital, and took a job working at a movie theatre...but she wore a lab coat while serving popcorn. Completely realistic, of course.
Anyway, there's no new promos to share, but here's a photo I saw a while ago, but haven't posted until now. All I can think about is how that laptop would be really hot on his lap. I usually have mine on a pillow because it burns if it's on my legs.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Nope, not done yet. Yet another House season 7 promo.
Ahaha, I knew that wasn't going to be the last promo! Here's another one just posted...but it's not really exciting. You've seen it all before if you've watched all the other promos, it's sort of just a shortened version of another one. And it's for a local station. But, I'm going to post it anyway so we can see how many more we can possibly get in the next 3 days.
Everything's Changed
Well, I thought maybe those awesome sneak peeks were going to be the last of the promos, but alas, here's one more. It seems like maybe it's the last one, because it says "the night you've been waiting for is here"...but you never know, they might make 8 more promos over the weekend seeing as how they've gone promo crazy this summer with over 20 different videos.
So, here's the new promo! I think it's number 21 or something like that. And if you haven't caught the other 20, watch them right here on this blog!
It's a short promo, and not a super exciting one, but there is a scene with House and Wilson we haven't seen before.
So, here's the new promo! I think it's number 21 or something like that. And if you haven't caught the other 20, watch them right here on this blog!
It's a short promo, and not a super exciting one, but there is a scene with House and Wilson we haven't seen before.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Some really awesome sneak peeks!!
Hey! I got some really cool videos! They're SNEAK PEEKS of Now What, not promos, but sneak peeks. That means full scenes...and three of them! YEAH! I'm starting to feel like with these and the 20 gajillion promos...that I've already seen the full episode already.
I also would like to mention that when I looked at the public view of my blog just now one of the ads happens to be an ad for House. How extremely appropriate. (I should mention that I have nothing to do with the ads and they change every time the page is opened. Usually they're for something stupid.)
I also would like to mention that when I looked at the public view of my blog just now one of the ads happens to be an ad for House. How extremely appropriate. (I should mention that I have nothing to do with the ads and they change every time the page is opened. Usually they're for something stupid.)
House Season 7 Premiere Review
Here's a review I came across from someone who's already watched the premiere (and the second episode, apparently). It's only mildly spoilery, I think it's safe to read. And if you really don't want to know anything about what happens...then you wouldn't be on the blog anyway.
I’m not spoiling anything for “House” fans by saying that House and Cuddy got together at the end of last season. That’s what we’ve been waiting six years for and spent all summer thinking about.
I’ll discuss it vaguely, so skip this if you don’t want to know ANYTHING. I love the way they came back, I love the way they handled it, I love the character moments it offered for both actors. There, is that too spoiler-y? Oh, can I say it’s hot too? Something that happens in this episode is hot. But I won’t ruin the dirty details, I'll just give you the skinny.
More after the jump...
The opening delivers the drama we want. After the credits, House is back to his witty, irreverent self. House and Cuddy are really good together when they’re on the same team. It shows there’s just as much drama and humor when two people connect as when they butt heads. Things happen throughout the episode that play with our emotions and expectations. It’s sweet in a “House” kind of way that rewards the viewers for keeping up and doesn’t do any of that cheesy stuff.
The rest we’ll have to talk about after you see it yourself. Seriously though, I need someone to talk to about it. So Monday at 9:01 hit me up on Twitter @fredtopel. I can’t keep this in any longer.
There’s hospital business and the team at work. The Thirteen situation develops too. All this brings with it mini-diagnostics. They have to solve administrative problems, and some people involved have medical conditions.
Luckily the studio also sent the second episode so I got a little bit of a sense of how this season will proceed after the emotional powerhouse of a premiere. Of course it’s more of a standard “House” case where something happens before the credits and they spend the rest of the episode solving it. It’s not the first thing they think it is, but House figures it out by applying a personal conversation to the diagnosis.
Those said personal scenes do continue the conflicts set up in of the season premiere. So that’s good. They don’t leave you hanging, they deal with things but they don’t make it overbearing. House is perfect mouthing off to those situations, and he uses it for good riffs in the diagnosis scenes. Cuddy is great, Wilson and the team’s reactions are great. Everyone acts like their well-defined characters would and it hints at human philosophy and ethical issues. It’s no closure. It just opens up more juicy possibilities.
God, I want to talk about this. You guys are gonna love it though. Seven years and they still find cool ways to twist the formula, relevant issues to deal with and humor that has more answers than any “serious” talk.
“House” returns September 20 at 8/7C on Fox.
Source: http://www.screenjunkies.com/tvnews/review-house-season-7-premiere
Review: 'House' Season 7 Premiere
I’m not spoiling anything for “House” fans by saying that House and Cuddy got together at the end of last season. That’s what we’ve been waiting six years for and spent all summer thinking about.
I’ll discuss it vaguely, so skip this if you don’t want to know ANYTHING. I love the way they came back, I love the way they handled it, I love the character moments it offered for both actors. There, is that too spoiler-y? Oh, can I say it’s hot too? Something that happens in this episode is hot. But I won’t ruin the dirty details, I'll just give you the skinny.
More after the jump...
The opening delivers the drama we want. After the credits, House is back to his witty, irreverent self. House and Cuddy are really good together when they’re on the same team. It shows there’s just as much drama and humor when two people connect as when they butt heads. Things happen throughout the episode that play with our emotions and expectations. It’s sweet in a “House” kind of way that rewards the viewers for keeping up and doesn’t do any of that cheesy stuff.
The rest we’ll have to talk about after you see it yourself. Seriously though, I need someone to talk to about it. So Monday at 9:01 hit me up on Twitter @fredtopel. I can’t keep this in any longer.
There’s hospital business and the team at work. The Thirteen situation develops too. All this brings with it mini-diagnostics. They have to solve administrative problems, and some people involved have medical conditions.
Luckily the studio also sent the second episode so I got a little bit of a sense of how this season will proceed after the emotional powerhouse of a premiere. Of course it’s more of a standard “House” case where something happens before the credits and they spend the rest of the episode solving it. It’s not the first thing they think it is, but House figures it out by applying a personal conversation to the diagnosis.
Those said personal scenes do continue the conflicts set up in of the season premiere. So that’s good. They don’t leave you hanging, they deal with things but they don’t make it overbearing. House is perfect mouthing off to those situations, and he uses it for good riffs in the diagnosis scenes. Cuddy is great, Wilson and the team’s reactions are great. Everyone acts like their well-defined characters would and it hints at human philosophy and ethical issues. It’s no closure. It just opens up more juicy possibilities.
God, I want to talk about this. You guys are gonna love it though. Seven years and they still find cool ways to twist the formula, relevant issues to deal with and humor that has more answers than any “serious” talk.
“House” returns September 20 at 8/7C on Fox.
Source: http://www.screenjunkies.com/tvnews/review-house-season-7-premiere
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