Anyone who caught "House" — still one of the best medical dramas ever made — during its original 2004-to-2012 run likely has a soft spot for Hugh Laurie's cranky physician, Dr. Gregory House. Turns ...

The Fox medical procedural ran for eight seasons from 2004 to 2012 and became one of the most popular TV dramas of all time. Hugh Laurie won two back-to-back Golden Globe Awards for his portrayal of ...

Warning: This article contains references to drug-use, suicide, and terminal illness. In many ways, the finale episode of House, M.D. is a fitting farewell to TV’s most brilliantly idiosyncratic ...

This week on House, Dr. House picked Thirteen up from prison. During their bonding trip to a spud gun competition, House figured out that Thirteen’s prison stint was for euthanizing her brother who ...

"House" is still considered one of those premium TV dramas that we can't stop streaming today. As Dr. Gregory House, the caustic head of Diagnostic Medicine at the fictional Princeton–Plainsboro ...

Warning: Spoilers for House ahead! House was full of shocking moments, but perhaps none as surprising as its series finale. The critically acclaimed Fox drama premiered 21 years ago on Nov. 16, 2004.

Chase dealt with a fake photo of his penis on House this week, while the team dealt with the pressing case of a drill instructor and a secret he was keeping from one of his teenage charges.