Dr. House: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
m Text replacement - "Category:United Kingdom" to "Category:Articles that are British" Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
m Text replacement - "Articles that are British" to "Pages that are British" Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
The reason that this show has been so long-running is that House can regenerate in order to avoid death when fatally injured. This allows new actors to take on the role, thus the show can live on. Confusingly, however, all of the actors cast as Dr. House so far have been [[Huge Laurie]]. | The reason that this show has been so long-running is that House can regenerate in order to avoid death when fatally injured. This allows new actors to take on the role, thus the show can live on. Confusingly, however, all of the actors cast as Dr. House so far have been [[Huge Laurie]]. | ||
[[Category:Old Man Yaoi]] [[Category:White People]] [[Category: | [[Category:Old Man Yaoi]] [[Category:White People]] [[Category:Pages that are British]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:22, 30 May 2026
See also: Gay People
Dr. House is an ongoing long-running British science fiction television series, first broadcast between 1963 and 1989, then revived in 2005. The plot revolves around the protagonist, House, who visits various different settings throughout time and space, asking anyone who'll listen if they've tried the medicine drug, then violates all conventions of medical ethics in whatever setting they find themself in. They are usually accompanied by a companion.
The reason that this show has been so long-running is that House can regenerate in order to avoid death when fatally injured. This allows new actors to take on the role, thus the show can live on. Confusingly, however, all of the actors cast as Dr. House so far have been Huge Laurie.