Podcast appearances and mentions of Gregory House

Thanks to our Partner, NAPA Autotech TrainingIn this episode, Matt Fanslow dives into listener-submitted questions, covering a wide range of automotive diagnostic and repair topics. From personal influences in the industry to technical advice on exhaust gas analyzers, catalytic converter testing, and ADAS calibrations, Matt shares his insights and expertise.1. Who Do You Try to Emulate?Matt reflects on the mentors and industry leaders who have shaped his approach to diagnostics and repair.TV Doctors vs. Real Mentors: While he jokes about emulating fictional doctors like Hawkeye Pierce, Gregory House, and Perry Cox, Matt credits real-world experts like John Thornton, Randy Burkholder, Jim Kemper, Matthew Ragsdale, Harvey Chan, and John Riegel for their influence.The Value of Deep Research: Matt highlights the importance of studying SAE documents, technical manuals, and foundational books like Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals by John B. Heywood.Thought Leaders in the Industry: He also mentions Jim Wilson (ScanShare.io), Scott Manna, and others for their diagnostic methodologies and problem-solving approaches.Takeaway: Success in automotive diagnostics comes from continuous learning, leveraging industry resources, and adopting best practices from experienced professionals.2. Exhaust Gas Analyzers – What to Look For?A listener asks about choosing the right exhaust gas analyzer for their shop. Matt breaks down the key features:PC/Android Interface: Essential for graphing gas readings (lambda, air-fuel ratio) over time.Portability: Needed for on-road testing to monitor performance under real driving conditions.Fast Sample Times: Look for analyzers with low transfer delays (under 5 seconds) for accurate real-time data.Cost Consideration: Expect to invest 5,000–5,000–7,000+ for a quality unit. Takeaway: A good exhaust gas analyzer should provide real-time data logging, lambda calculations, and portability for effective diagnostics.3. Testing Catalytic Converters – Temperature vs. PCM DiagnosticsA student questions the validity of using infrared thermometers to test catalytic converters after hearing conflicting advice.PCM Algorithms Are Superior: Modern vehicles use complex oxygen storage calculations—far more accurate than manual temperature checks.Why Temperature Testing Falls Short:A "bad" cat might still pass a temp test.A "good" cat might fail due to external factors (exhaust leaks, sensor issues).Best Practice: Trust OBD-II diagnostics, fuel control verification, and factory procedures over manual methods.Takeaway: Always verify fuel control, exhaust integrity, and PCM data before condemning a catalytic converter.4. ADAS Calibrations – Troubleshooting Static Windshield Camera IssuesA technician struggles with static calibrations for windshield-mounted cameras. Matt offers troubleshooting tips:Check the Windshield Glass: Aftermarket glass is a common culprit for calibration failures.Lighting Conditions:Too much LED glare? Try diffusers or dimming shop lights.Use shipping blankets to reduce reflections on the hood/dash.Target Placement: Ensure the target is positioned per OEM specs—avoid background interference.RTFM (Read the Factory Manual): Always follow OEM procedures for target setup.Takeaway: Calibration issues often stem from glass quality, lighting, or incorrect target alignment—double-check these factors first.Listener Q&A Submission: Have a question for Matt? Email: MattFanslowPodcast@gmail.comContact...

Thanks to our Partner, NAPA Autotech TrainingIn this episode, Matt Fanslow dives into listener-submitted questions, covering a wide range of automotive diagnostic and repair topics. From personal influences in the industry to technical advice on exhaust gas analyzers, catalytic converter testing, and ADAS calibrations, Matt shares his insights and expertise.1. Who Do You Try to Emulate?Matt reflects on the mentors and industry leaders who have shaped his approach to diagnostics and repair.TV Doctors vs. Real Mentors: While he jokes about emulating fictional doctors like Hawkeye Pierce, Gregory House, and Perry Cox, Matt credits real-world experts like John Thornton, Randy Burkholder, Jim Kemper, Matthew Ragsdale, Harvey Chan, and John Riegel for their influence.The Value of Deep Research: Matt highlights the importance of studying SAE documents, technical manuals, and foundational books like Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals by John B. Heywood.Thought Leaders in the Industry: He also mentions Jim Wilson (ScanShare.io), Scott Manna, and others for their diagnostic methodologies and problem-solving approaches.Takeaway: Success in automotive diagnostics comes from continuous learning, leveraging industry resources, and adopting best practices from experienced professionals.2. Exhaust Gas Analyzers – What to Look For?A listener asks about choosing the right exhaust gas analyzer for their shop. Matt breaks down the key features:PC/Android Interface: Essential for graphing gas readings (lambda, air-fuel ratio) over time.Portability: Needed for on-road testing to monitor performance under real driving conditions.Fast Sample Times: Look for analyzers with low transfer delays (under 5 seconds) for accurate real-time data.Cost Consideration: Expect to invest 5,000–5,000–7,000+ for a quality unit. Takeaway: A good exhaust gas analyzer should provide real-time data logging, lambda calculations, and portability for effective diagnostics.3. Testing Catalytic Converters – Temperature vs. PCM DiagnosticsA student questions the validity of using infrared thermometers to test catalytic converters after hearing conflicting advice.PCM Algorithms Are Superior: Modern vehicles use complex oxygen storage calculations—far more accurate than manual temperature checks.Why Temperature Testing Falls Short:A "bad" cat might still pass a temp test.A "good" cat might fail due to external factors (exhaust leaks, sensor issues).Best Practice: Trust OBD-II diagnostics, fuel control verification, and factory procedures over manual methods.Takeaway: Always verify fuel control, exhaust integrity, and PCM data before condemning a catalytic converter.4. ADAS Calibrations – Troubleshooting Static Windshield Camera IssuesA technician struggles with static calibrations for windshield-mounted cameras. Matt offers troubleshooting tips:Check the Windshield Glass: Aftermarket glass is a common culprit for calibration failures.Lighting Conditions:Too much LED glare? Try diffusers or dimming shop lights.Use shipping blankets to reduce reflections on the hood/dash.Target Placement: Ensure the target is positioned per OEM specs—avoid background interference.RTFM (Read the Factory Manual): Always follow OEM procedures for target setup.Takeaway: Calibration issues often stem from glass quality, lighting, or incorrect target alignment—double-check these factors first.Listener Q&A Submission: Have a question for Matt? Email: MattFanslowPodcast@gmail.comContact...

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It's Episode 407 and we're just skeletons trying our best. This week Em takes us to Mississippi for the wild hauntings of the Cahill Mansion/the Gregory House, which is said to be “a house that has more issues than Vogue”. Then Christine covers the upsetting Part 2 of the Jaycee Lee Dugard kidnapping that just makes us need to say that women are SO strong. And look out for our humorous humerus jokes this week …and that's why we drink! Come join us for our final two fall shows of The Pour Decisions Tour which is sure to bring plenty of gasps, laughs, and frights! Get your tickets at: andthatswhywedrink.com/live ! ______________________ Get cozy in Quince's high-quality wardrobe essentials. Go to Quince.com/drink for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Unlock your best skin with @‌iRestorelaser and save on their biggest offer of the year at irestorelaser.com/DRINK #irestorepod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At fictional Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey, prickly genius Dr. Gregory House tackles health mysteries as would a medical Sherlock Holmes, all the while playing mind games with colleagues. Happy belated Halloween. ---Blokes Insta: @lights.cameras.blokesEmail: lights.cameras.blokes@gmail.comMusic and audio provided by Atlas AudioInsta: @atlasaudioukWebsite: https://atlas-audio.co.uk/

En 2004, un docteur un peu spécial débarquait sur FOX. Gregory House était né, et avec lui, une tripotée de diagnostics.

Doctor doctor, gimme the news, I got a bad case of loving Hugh! It's HOUSE MD BABY! The pill poppin', heart stoppin', chart toppin' medical procedural. We've got all your favorites here at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. Hugh Laurie, Lisa Edelstein, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard Jennifer Morrison and Jesse Spencer are your all-star team solving the special case medical mysteries. A fun and mysterious pilot that leaves you with almost more questions than it answers. Come witness the glory and the horrors of modern medicine with the virus virtuoso himself, Dr. Gregory House. Hosts Geoff Kerbis Max Singer Rich Inman --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pilotslicense/support

Puntata a cura di Jacopo Bulgarini d'Elci e Livio Pacella.A 12 anni dalla fine della sua ottava e ultima stagione, riesumiamo Dr. House (2004-2012). Un po' per ricordare le ragioni di un successo che, tra repliche e riprese, non si è ancora esaurito. E che fece dello show la serie più vista a livello internazionale nel 2008. Un po' per riflettere, retrospettivamente, su alcuni elementi che all'epoca avevamo notato meno. Per esempio la rappresentazione, allora inedita nella tv popolare, di un protagonista dipendente da oppiacei, il geniale e anti-sociale medico diagnosta Gregory House - che tanto ricorda, vizi compresi, lo Sherlock Holmes letterario. O l'influenza già allora crescente della pericolosa pratica dell'auto-diagnosi via Google. Insomma, puntatona revival!“1 classico in 2” è uno dei format del podcast di Mondoserie: conversazioni a due voci su serie che hanno segnato l'immaginario collettivo.MUSICA NELLA PUNTATA: Inner Light di Kevin MacLeod, brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative CommonsAttribuzione 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Fonte: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1300021Artista: http://incompetech.com/Parte del progetto: https://www.mondoserie.it/Iscriviti al podcast sulla tua piattaforma preferita o su: https://www.spreaker.com/show/mondoserie-podcast Collegati a MONDOSERIE sui social: https://www.facebook.com/mondoseriehttps://www.instagram.com/mondoserie.it/ https://twitter.com/mondoserie_it https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwXpMjWOcPbFwdit0QJNnXQ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mondoserie/

Ted Neward is sometimes referred to as “The Dude of Software,” owing to both his remarkable (some say frightening) resemblance to the Jeff Bridges character from “The Big Lebowski,” and his ordination as a Dudeist Minister of the Church of the Latter-Day Dude, but he's also been called the ”Dr. Gregory House of Software,” owing to his tendency to pull no punches when talking about software and how to deliver it successfully. He's comfortable answering to either title, as well as a few others. He's familiar with more programming languages than most people knew existed and hasn't found one yet that he couldn't turn into a “mission-critical” application when asked.   Topics of Discussion: [4:36] Ted talks about building a tribe and developing a community. [6:48] Leveraging the “who you know” network. [7:21] Tips for keeping track of your network. [9:44] Effective software team management. [13:10] The importance of shifting perspective from individual success to team success. [16:16] The component of compassion in management. [17:53] Managers should actually want to be managers. [18:43] Retaining employees and realizing that management skills need to be recognized and developed. [27:02] The tipping point of needing to hire a full-fledged IT department. [32:34] Advice for managers on the people side. [34:08] Team success metrics, weekly one-on-ones, and building psychological safety. [38:32] Importance of team happiness and direct communication with executives for successful software development. [43:52] Developing the skills of leadership. [44:39] Remembering that not all management is evil.   Mentioned in this Episode: Clear Measure Way Architect Forum Software Engineer Forum Programming with Palermo — New Video Podcast! Email us at programming@palermo.net. Clear Measure, Inc. (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! C# In a Nutshell ted.neward@gmail.com Ted Neward LinkedIn Neward Associates   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

Neurodivergent characters are becoming more prevalent in TV and film, although many are still coded rather than explicitly identified as neurodivergent.In this episode of the Neurodivergent Experience, Jordan James and Simon Scott discuss autistic representation in TV and film. They explore characters like Sherlock Holmes and Gregory House, who exhibit neurodivergent traits, and delve into the X-Men and how the characters in the series represent neurodivergent experiences, the importance of neurodivergent artists and creators in shaping these characters and emphasize the relatability of superheroes and the impact of pop culture on the neurodivergent community. The conversation addresses the issue of negative representation and stereotypes in shows like 'The Good Doctor' and emphasizes the need for authentic representation by neurodivergent people and concludes by emphasizing the significance of accurate and diverse representation in media.TakeawaysThe representation of neurodivergent characters often reflects the desire for recognition, validation, and understanding experienced by many neurodivergent individuals.Autism Awareness Month and similar initiatives can be seen as performative and insufficient, as acceptance and celebration of neurodivergent people should be continuous.There are examples of neurodivergent characters in various TV shows, including The Big Bang Theory, The Office, Parks and Recreation, and Rick and Morty. Neurodivergent characters in media, such as Doctor Who and Mr. Bean, provide representation and relatability for neurodivergent individuals.Companions and teams play a crucial role in the stories of neurodivergent characters, highlighting the importance of social connections.Negative representation and stereotypes in shows like 'The Good Doctor' can be harmful and perpetuate misconceptions about neurodivergent individuals.Authentic representation by neurodivergent people is essential for accurate and diverse portrayals of neurodivergence in media.00:00 Introduction and Autistic Representation10:37 The X-Men: Neurodivergent Superheroes36:39 Neurodivergent Characters in Big Bang Theory45:31 Neurodivergent Representation in IT Crowd: Richard Ayoade52:26 Neurodivergent People Thrive in Collaboration01:03:02 The Good Doctor: Perpetuating Stereotypes01:10:43 Neurodivergent Representation in Brooklyn Nine NineWhether you're Neurodivergent yourself, a friend, family member, or simply curious about this extraordinary way of experiencing the world, this podcast is your guide to unravelling The Neurodivergent Experience.Instagram: @theneurodivergentexperiencepodFacebook: theneurodivergentexperienceYoutube: @TheNeurodivergentExperience Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Odcinek z tych bardziej napakowanych! Odcinek 37 zdominowała dyskusja o serialach - jeśli Gregory House, Tony Soprano, Admirał Adama to postacie które nie są Wam obce, to będziecie w domu Oprócz tego, nie brakło gier i nowości - Tekken 8, Masters of the Air, nowy Sezon Diablo. Zapraszamy! Grubo, co? Spotify @InputLag YouTube @podcastinputlag X @InputLagpodcast FB @InputLag podcast TikTok @podcastinputlag No oczywiście nieoceniony Discord! Wszystkie linki znajdziecie tutaj: ⁠https://inputlag.eu/

Dr Lisa Sanders, writes a column called Diagnosis in the New York Times magazine, which was the inspiration for the Fox medical drama House, M.D. .The show in which Hugh Laurie, playing Dr Gregory House, regularly managed to diagnose the most obscure of medical conditions. But today Lisa has arguably a rather tougher challenge than Hugh Laurie ever faced, she's recently become the Medical Director of Yale's Long Covid Multidisciplinary Care Center.   Long Covid  can affect multiple systems and organs in the body, and finding effective treatments so far has proved extremely difficult. However, Lisa reveals several approaches that it does appear can help at least some patients. She argues that we need to see long covid not as entirely new phenomenon, but in the context of many other post-acute infection syndromes such as ME/CMFS or flu. Controversially,  Lisa suggests that it needed enough doctors to get sick from long covid for the profession to start taking these syndromes more seriously. The host of the podcast, Liz Tucker is an award winning medical journalist and former BBC producer and director.  You can follow Liz on Twitter at https://twitter.com/lizctucker and read her Substack newsletter about the podcast at https://liztucker.substack.com If you would like to support this podcast you can do so at patreon.com/whatyourgpdoesnttellyou or via PayPal at https://www.patreon.com/WhatYourGPDoesntTellYou

Side Quests is back and this episode's host is Twitch streamer, speedrunner, and unlucky fella trapped inside Gregory House, Garlips! The game he is talking about today is Gregory Horror Show by Capcom! You can find this host on Twitter. You can also find him over on Twitch! We have a Patreon! Gain access to episode shout outs, bonus content, early downloads of regular episodes, an exclusive rss feed and more! Click here! You can find the show on Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram and YouTube! Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Rate us on Spotify! Wanna join the Certain POV Discord? Click here!

Throw on the siren and grab a small vodka because the boys are diving in to 2008's Street Kings! This one gets off-track pretty quick, but the boys recover with goofs like: a glimpse into the future, the boys' vices, a specific kind of car, wall hiding, and Dr. Gregory House.Mentioned in this episode:Greeced Lightning: A podcast about myths, movies, and one doctor of classics teaching two dumb idiots about history and mythology https://greeced-lightning.captivate.fm/

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Soren might be Dr. Gregory House. He figures out his own illness, has second thoughts about being a Lake Person, and plants his flag with a stunning and alienating declaration. Daniel, meanwhile, has great blood. Help us grow the show by following us on socials and doling out some sweet, sweet engagement: https://www.linktr.ee/QQPodcast

The Madcaps recorded this episode from Torreya State Park with two special guests.  Wisdom Dave, a seasoned hiker from the Great Out Dorks (IG @thegreatoutdorks), and Patrick Connolly also an outdoor enthusiast as well as a journalist with the Orlando Sentinel (IG @pconnpie).  After a hike that day, we reflect on the excitement and features of this unique park.  Please subscribe! Shares and reviews are much appreciated!Get your FREE sticker from the Florida Springs Council at https://www.floridaspringscouncil.org/madcapsQuestions and comments can be emailed at thefloridamadcaps@gmail.comRyan can be found on Instagram at: the_fl_excursionistChris and Chelsey can be found at https://www.instagram.com/sunshinestateseekers/?hl=en

Medicine is a favorite topic of television shows. If you're a fan of  Gregory House or Doogie Howser, you know  these fictional characters are MDs. But did you know there's a type of healthcare provider called a DO? DOs aren't typically the focus of TV shows, but are they're equally qualified to care for you and your family? Find out in this episode!

In a short bonus episode marking the end of their discussion of the show House M.D., Mireille and Clio discuss an equally short fan fiction, Mars in Denim by sabinelagrande. The podcast has a Twitter! And you can get in touch with questions, comments, or just to say hi at clio.slash.mireille@gmail.com.Or, if you prefer to play favorites, Mireille can be found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/pardon_mi) and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@pardon_mi). Clio's other podcast, Studies in Taylor Swift,  can be found wherever you get your podcasts.Clio/Mireille is produced by Clio Doyle and Mireille Pardon. Editing is by Clio Doyle. Cover art is by Mireille Pardon. Music is by Lesfm and SergeQuadrado.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cliodoyle.substack.com

In a short bonus episode marking the end of their discussion of the show House M.D., Mireille and Clio discuss an equally short fan fiction, Mars in Denim by sabinelagrande. The podcast has a Twitter! And you can get in touch with questions, comments, or just to say hi at clio.slash.mireille@gmail.com.Or, if you prefer to play favorites, Mireille can be found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/pardon_mi) and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@pardon_mi). Clio's other podcast, Studies in Taylor Swift,  can be found wherever you get your podcasts.Clio/Mireille is produced by Clio Doyle and Mireille Pardon. Editing is by Clio Doyle. Cover art is by Mireille Pardon. Music is by Lesfm and SergeQuadrado. 

Clio and Mireille take on the canonical pairing of Gregory House and Lisa Cuddy (and one pairing of  Wilson, House, and Cuddy) in the television show House, M.D.  In the process, Clio and Mireille discuss the value of raising children, the extent to which the podcast's rating system is governed by mathematical rules, and whether the content of one's purse can be seen as a guide to one's character.  The fan fictions discussed are One Time Thing by swatkat, Jigsaw by ashe frost, and Five times House wasn't Rachel's father, and one time he was by sunflowerscoffee.The podcast has a Twitter! And you can get in touch with questions, comments, or just to say hi at clio.slash.mireille@gmail.com.Or, if you prefer to play favorites, Mireille can be found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/pardon_mi) and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@pardon_mi). Clio's other podcast, Studies in Taylor Swift,  can be found wherever you get your podcasts.Clio/Mireille is produced by Clio Doyle and Mireille Pardon. Editing is by Clio Doyle. Cover art is by Mireille Pardon. Music is by Lesfm and SergeQuadrado.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cliodoyle.substack.com

Clio and Mireille take on the canonical pairing of Gregory House and Lisa Cuddy (and one pairing of  Wilson, House, and Cuddy) in the television show House, M.D.  In the process, Clio and Mireille discuss the value of raising children, the extent to which the podcast's rating system is governed by mathematical rules, and whether the content of one's purse can be seen as a guide to one's character.  The fan fictions discussed are One Time Thing by swatkat, Jigsaw by ashe frost, and Five times House wasn't Rachel's father, and one time he was by sunflowerscoffee.The podcast has a Twitter! And you can get in touch with questions, comments, or just to say hi at clio.slash.mireille@gmail.com.Or, if you prefer to play favorites, Mireille can be found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/pardon_mi) and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@pardon_mi). Clio's other podcast, Studies in Taylor Swift,  can be found wherever you get your podcasts.Clio/Mireille is produced by Clio Doyle and Mireille Pardon. Editing is by Clio Doyle. Cover art is by Mireille Pardon. Music is by Lesfm and SergeQuadrado. 

Clio and Mireille take on the pairing of Gregory House and James Wilson from the television show House, M.D.  What makes you not want two characters to get together? Is friendship better than romantic love? What would Carl Jung think of all this? Listen to find out! The fan fictions discussed are The Body Found by fourteencandles and Synchronicity by copperbadge. The podcast has a Twitter! And you can get in touch with questions, comments, or just to say hi at clio.slash.mireille@gmail.com. Or, if you prefer to play favorites, Mireille can be found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/pardon_mi) and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@pardon_mi). Clio's other podcast, Studies in Taylor Swift,  can be found wherever you get your podcasts. Clio/Mireille is produced by Clio Doyle and Mireille Pardon. Editing is by Clio Doyle. Cover art is by Mireille Pardon. Music is by Lesfm and SergeQuadrado.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cliodoyle.substack.com

Clio and Mireille take on the pairing of Gregory House and James Wilson from the television show House, M.D.  What makes you not want two characters to get together? Is friendship better than romantic love? What would Carl Jung think of all this? Listen to find out! The fan fictions discussed are The Body Found by fourteencandles and Synchronicity by copperbadge. The podcast has a Twitter! And you can get in touch with questions, comments, or just to say hi at clio.slash.mireille@gmail.com. Or, if you prefer to play favorites, Mireille can be found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/pardon_mi) and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@pardon_mi). Clio's other podcast, Studies in Taylor Swift,  can be found wherever you get your podcasts. Clio/Mireille is produced by Clio Doyle and Mireille Pardon. Editing is by Clio Doyle. Cover art is by Mireille Pardon. Music is by Lesfm and SergeQuadrado. 

Puntata a cura di Jacopo Bulgarini d'Elci e Livio Pacella.A dieci anni dalla fine della sua ottava e ultima stagione, riesumiamo Dr. House (2004-2012). Un po' per ricordare le ragioni di un successo che, tra repliche e riprese, non si è ancora esaurito. E che fece dello show la serie più vista a livello internazionale nel 2008. Un po' per riflettere, retrospettivamente, su alcuni elementi che all'epoca avevamo notato meno. Per esempio la rappresentazione, allora inedita nella tv popolare, di un protagonista dipendente da oppiacei, il geniale e anti-sociale medico diagnosta Gregory House - che tanto ricorda, vizi compresi, lo Sherlock Holmes letterario. O l'influenza già allora crescente della pericolosa pratica dell'auto-diagnosi via google. Insomma, puntatona revival!“1 classico in 2” è uno dei format del podcast di Mondoserie: conversazioni a due voci su serie che hanno segnato l'immaginario collettivo.MUSICA NELLA PUNTATA: Inner Light di Kevin MacLeod, brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribuzione 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Fonte: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1300021Artista: http://incompetech.com/Parte del progetto: https://www.mondoserie.it/Iscriviti al podcast sulla tua piattaforma preferita: https://www.spreaker.com/show/mondoserie-podcast Collegati a MONDOSERIE sui social: https://www.facebook.com/mondoseriehttps://www.instagram.com/mondoserie.it/ https://twitter.com/mondoserie_it https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwXpMjWOcPbFwdit0QJNnXQ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mondoserie/

Join Liz and Dr. Ed as they watch and react to the House, M.D. episode “Control.”  They use the episode to spark thrilling conversations such as: To white lab coat or to not white lab coat? Can fried chicken solve all the world's problems? Should you chase horses or zebras?Listen to hear if Dr. Ed can beat super-genius Dr. Gregory House to the diagnosis!House MD episodes are available to watch on Amazon Prime if you'd like to watch along!

Volver. Cuando no te has ido es más fácil comenzar de nuevo. Decía Gregory House a James Wilson, cuando este esperaba a divorciarse sobre el sofá de cuero del apartamento del Holmes médico, que uno no se ha divorciado hasta que no contrata a un abogado; hasta entonces siempre es posible volver. Octava temporada de CDS en formato Xtra. Durante este curso cumpliremos ocho años ante los micrófonos de este proyecto. No habrá cambios gruesos; como de costumbre, deambularemos entre las novedades que nos merezcan la pena y las retrospectivas que nos apetezcan. La independencia no se negocia, al menos mientras podamos seguir por aquí. Habrá espacio para hablar de cómics, novelas, películas y series, productos que nos hayan impactado fuerte y que, de manera tangencial, toquen la música. Y así, en este audio, repasaremos un disco que el próximo mes de marzo de 2023 cumplirá 50 años. House of the Holy, de Led Zeppelin, una gran obra que marcó al cuarteto de un modo significativo. Tendremos una nueva sección que, seguro, os va a sorprender y que tiene que ver con el pensamiento inmediato, con la idea cogida a vuelapluma, con el instante vital observado por unos ojos creativos. Y cerraremos con un disco que es pura gloria musical, Young Blood, del joven genio de Greenville, Carolina del Sur, Marcus King. 💙 Apoya este proyecto desde 1,49€ al mes. Tan solo tienes que pulsar el botón azul que tienes en la cabecera de este canal 💙 Gracias infinitas. Síguenos en Twitter: @CDSradioShow o si lo deseas súmate a nuestro grupo de Telegram: https://t.me/CDSpodcast para charlar sobre música, libros, películas... de todo un poco.

En este episodio recopilamos una lista de personajes médicos que son archi-conocidos de sus series que los popularizaron, como el doctor McCoy de Star Trek, Dogi Houser, o Gregory House. ¿Cuál es tu médico favorito? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monjesfanaticos/message

On today's episode, we dive into the art of persuasion and the nuances behind lying. Whether we're embellishing the truth, casting doubt on the truth, or avoiding the sting of awkwardness, deceptive behavior can be both harmful and adaptive. Harmful in the sense that calculated, methodical lying with a malicious intent of deceiving, could cost someone precious parts of their identity. Adaptive in the sense that white lies, or surface-level fibs, can spare someone hurt feelings and a lot of relationship repair. Persuading others to act as a reference for a job interview is a version of lying the same way posting filtered and over-sensationalized Insta posts is a lie. We tell lies to escape unpleasant outcomes, as well as obtaining access to both tangible and intangible things. Dr. Gregory House said it best: everybody lies.  Tune in to divulge your own lying behavior, learn how to align your own motivation with that of others, and conquer your world— one stretched-truth at a time. Love you. Mean it.  Show Notes: Connect with Kayla @theangrybxanalyst Instagram: @ behaviorbitchespodcast Facebook: Behavior Bitches Podcast

À l'écriture de cet article, la saison 5 de The Good Doctor est en pause hivernale chez nos amis Américains. Il faudra attendre le printemps prochain pour retrouver Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore) et l'équipe de l'hôpital de Bonaventure. Mais qu'est-ce que c'est The Good Doctor ? Adaptée de la série sud-coréenne du même titre, c'est David George le papa de Dr House qui tient la barre de cette série médicale. Le concept est simple : un jeune autiste interne en chirurgie à l'hôpital de San Jose va être confronté aux difficultés du quotidien entre son handicap et sa vie professionnelle. https://youtu.be/Soepd523tFk Passons directement à la critique négative autour de la série, en effet, des voix s'élèvent contre le réalisme et l'aspect glamourisé de son autisme. On peut sans doute l'accepter puisqu'on est dans une fiction qui ne cherche pas forcément à reproduire la réalité. En revanche, l'acting de son acteur principal est grandement loué. Shaun est certes Asperger, mais il est surtout doté d'une grande intelligence, retient tout ce qui lit, et réussit à trouver des liaisons difficiles à percevoir pour ses autres collègues qui lui permettent d'obtenir des diagnostics 99% du temps exacts. D'ailleurs, il a accès à une sorte de palais de la mémoire comme Sherlock. Il rêve de devenir chirurgien il semble bien parti grâce au soutien de ses collègues et de son mentor malgré les bâtons qu'il peut se mettre lui-même dans ses roues. Au-delà de l'autisme, la série dramatique à de véritables qualités. Elle regroupe un panel de docteurs tous différents les uns des autres, non pas sans rappeler l'équipe du docteur Gregory House à la grande époque. Que ce soit la jeune ingénue au grand cœur, ou encore l'ambitieuse médecin prête à tout pour se faire remarquer, chacun a une bonne raison de vouloir sauver des vies. Mais c'est surtout Shaun, là où House disait la vérité soit pour être méchant soit pour expédier des conflits, Shaun n'a pas d'autre moyen que de dire la vérité quitte à blesser involontairement son interlocuteur. Parfois on rigolera de ses réactions, mais on réalisera surtout de nos propres limites et remettront en cause nos comportements. On note également la diversité ethnique du cast principal, n'ayant probablement jamais vu autant d'Asiatiques en principaux sans que ce soit une série communautaire. https://youtu.be/9z1SVYgmiA8 Parlons maintenant des cas médicaux. L'une des forces de House qu'on retrouve dans The Good Doctor est la diversité des cas. Eh non, ce n'est pas un lupus à chaque fois. Par dessus le marché, la série n'est pas dépourvue de dramas internes et les apprentis chirurgiens tout comme leurs patrons vont devoir s'accrocher pour ne pas perdre leurs emplois. Il faut dire qu'avec Grey's Anatomy, on a bien compris que les hôpitaux étaient les épicentres des catastrophes et que nul ne pouvait échapper à la mort. Tout ça pour dire de ne pas trop s'attacher aux personnages, car qui sait qui peut partir ou rester. En cinq saisons, Shaun va grandir beaucoup, et même si on n'est pas toujours d'accord avec ses décisions, on prend grand plaisir à suivre ses aventures dans The Good Doctor. Et si vous préférez les hôpitaux publics, il reste toujours New Amsterdam ! Les quatre premières saisons sont disponibles sur Salto et sur Prime Video.

Pour ce weekend, on profite des derniers jours pour la promotion de souscription de Disney+ avec un mois à 1,99€ pour regarder Dopesick mais également ces trois autres séries qui se déroulent dans le monde du travail. Good Trouble Après la fin de The Fosters, Maia Mitchell et Cierra Ramirez reprennent leurs rôles de Callie et Mariana pour faire leurs vies à Los Angeles. Et Good Trouble est assez révélateur au niveau du titre car elles vont s'attirer des galères comme pas possible. Voilà les deux sœurs partageant une chambre dans un logement communautaire où leurs colocataires ne manquent pas d'originalité. Elles commencent leurs vies professionnelles, pour l'une dans une start-up tech, pour l'autre en stage chez un juge conservateur. On va suivre leurs aventures, leurs romances bien sûr (évidemment, ça inclut la coloc), et on va s'attacher à tous les habitants de la Coterie. Au fil des trois saisons toujours en cours, les sœurs vont mûrir, s'engueuler très souvent comme elles le faisaient déjà dans The Fosters mais surtout : naviguer dans l'adulterie. Good Trouble réussit avec brio à montrer la diversité actuelle sans tomber dans les clichés, et c'est probablement pour cela qu'elle est l'une des séries qui traite le mieux des sujets de société sans pour autant être démagogue. https://youtu.be/zU-2cuZJVX8 Pour les fans de The Fosters, leur famille vient régulièrement passer une tête notamment pour les épisodes de Noël qui est une tradition pour la série d'ABC. La même équipe créative est derrière les deux séries. De fait, ces productions d'ABC comme Black-ish qui a eu Grown-ish, semblent être des spin-offs naturels pour continuer de suivre les histoires des personnages qui grandissent et donc le ton des séries s'adaptent à son public qui a grandi aussi. En tout cas, la saison 3 de Good Trouble est en US+24 sur Disney+ actuellement. 9-1-1 911 what's your emergency? Qui n'a pas entendu cette phrase dans un film ou une série ? La série avec Angela Bassett et Peter Krause joue avec la tension de toutes les urgences possible. Dans ce drame où différents métiers se croisent, du pompier à la policière sans oublier le standard des urgences, les collègues deviennent une sorte de famille. Surtout quand il est question de vie ou de mort, la dynamique de groupe fait tout et il faut bien qu'ils sauvent les vies. https://youtu.be/7j_4dZaJWE8 9-1-1 a été créée par Brad Falchuk, Tim Minear et Ryan Murphy, les deux premiers faisant office de scénaristes. Entre deux American Horror Story, ils ont profité pour revenir au drame humain pour la FOX. Et quel drame. Des épisodes remplis d'adrénaline, d'émotions et surtout d'humanité, c'est ce qu'est 9-1-1. Trois saisons sont disponibles sur Disney+, la quatrième n'est pas encore arrivée, ni la cinquième qui vient de commencer aux États-Unis. 9-1-1 n'est pas un spin-off des Chicago (Fire, PD, Med) qui se déroule aux urgences comme on pourrait le croire de prime abord, car après tout, ça y ressemble. En revanche, un spin-off 9-1-1: Lone Star existe. La série est donc un mélange de tous ces métiers de secouristes pris dans les moments les plus tendus des interventions, mais également dans leurs vies quotidiennes. Le casting cinq étoiles donne une profondeur inattendue à un format qui semblerait plutôt classique. Dr Harrow Assez méconnue en France, Dr Harrow nous vient droit d'Australie. Diffusée sur la ABC et disponible sur Disney+ en France, deux saisons du drame policier sont pour le moment disponibles. La troisième a déjà été diffusée Outre-Atlantique et ne saurait tarder sur la plate-forme. Dans la série, on suit Ioan Gruffud qui interprète un médecin légiste. Ce n'est pas la première fois que l'acteur campe un légiste puisque c'était également son job dans Forever (série qui n'avait absolument pas marché). Ici, Daniel Harrow a plus d'empathie pour les morts que pour les vivants. Cynique comme un Gregory House, et ne s'embarrassant pas des règles, il va aider la police à résoudre des affaires grâce à son expertise des corps. Certes, ce n'est pas la personne la plus sympathique, mais son talent naturel est indéniable. Cependant, on comprend rapidement qu'il cache un secret… https://youtu.be/OxofS5dTlq0 En tout cas, l'écriture de l'écrivain Stephen M. Alvine apporte beaucoup et donne une véritable originalité à ce procedural. Avec les nombreuses séries feuilletonnantes, on en oublie parfois les valeurs sûres des épisodes bouclés, et Dr Harrow rentre dans cette catégorie là. Donc si vous êtes en manque d'une série un peu plus classique dans son format, mais avec des acteurs convaincants et un rythme prenant, Dr Harrow est peut-être ce qui vous manquait. (EDIT pour une erreur concernant 9-1-1: Lone Star)

Shout out to Agatha Christie showing the kids how it's done. Christie's efficient writing created the typical murder mystery trope, successfully providing a thrilling story line. Monsieur Hercule Poirot is the Dr. Gregory House of his generation, easily seeing through smoke screen facades & diagnosing the situation at hand. For the reader learning how each character has come to such a state on the Orient Express holds interest & adds suspense. Read through this real classic, and tell me, was justice served in the end? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

He was wrongly convicted for murdering Carolyn Muncey.

Comedian and writer Hana Michels (@hanamichels) joins us to find out whether everybody lies or not. When a lacrosse player is brought in with double vision and night terrors, it's up to Gregory House to... start a bet about whether the kid is adopted or not. Will House win his bet? Were all Jews told that eating pork would give them a tapeworm? Did Hana's cat pull her router out of the wall part way through the recording? The answer to all these question and more will be revealed when you cross the threshold of... The House of House.

This episode is about my top tv shows. It was very hard to choose the tv shows because I have too many that I really enjoy watching over and over. Here are them: #10 Heroes Ordinary people around the world discover they have super powers. Their lives intertwine as they work together to prevent a catastrophic future. #9 Fringe FBI Special Agent Olivia Dunham is assigned to the bureau's Fringe Division, in which she investigates unusual crimes and occurrences. Assisting Olivia in her investigations are once-institutionalised scientist Dr Walter Bishop, his jack-of-all-trades son, Peter, and FBI Junior Agent Astrid Farnsworth. #8 Chuck Computer geek Chuck Bartowski opens an e-mail that has been encoded, subliminally, with vital government secrets, triggering a massive download of critical information to his brain. With assassins and international terrorists eager to nab Chuck's noggin, it falls to Maj. John Casey and his partner, CIA agent Sarah Walker, to protect the government's newest and most-unlikely secret agent. #7 House At fictional Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey, prickly genius Dr. Gregory House tackles health mysteries as would a medical Sherlock Holmes, all the while playing mind games with colleagues that include his best friend, oncologist James Wilson. House, an acerbic infectious disease specialist, solves medical puzzles with the help of a team of young diagnosticians. #6 CSI: Miami A Florida team of forensics investigators uses cutting-edge scientific methods and old-fashioned police work to solve crimes. Horatio Caine, a former homicide detective, heads a group of investigators who work crimes amid the steamy tropical surroundings and cultural crossroads of Miami. #5 The Blacklist For decades, ex-government agent Raymond "Red" Reddington has been one of the globe's most wanted fugitives. But then he agreed to work with the FBI to catch his "blacklist" of mobsters, spies and international terrorists -- on the condition that he must work with profiler Elizabeth Keen. Red's true intentions -- choosing Liz, a woman with whom he seemingly has no connection -- are unclear. Does Liz have secrets of her own? Red promises to teach Liz to think like a criminal "to see the bigger picture," whether she wants to or not. #4 The Big Bang Theory Mensa-fied best friends and roommates Leonard and Sheldon, physicists who work at the California Institute of Technology, may be able to tell everybody more than they want to know about quantum physics, but getting through most basic social situations, especially ones involving women, totally baffles them. How lucky, then, that babe-alicious waitress/aspiring actress Penny moves in next door. Frequently seen hanging out with Leonard and Sheldon are friends and fellow Caltech scientists Wolowitz and Koothrappali. Will worlds collide? Does Einstein theorize in the woods? #3 The Punisher After exacting revenge on the people responsible for the deaths of his wife and children, Frank Castle uncovers a conspiracy that runs deeper than New York's criminal underworld. Now known as the Punisher, he must dig deep into the conspiracy to discover the truth about injustices that affect more than just him and his family. Assisting the vigilante in his quest to fight criminals are best friend Billy Russo, who runs private military corporation Anvil, and former NSA analyst Micro, who shares common enemies with Castle and helps him as part of a so-called marriage of convenience. #2 Daredevil The first in a planned series of shows detailing the Marvel universe, "Daredevil" follows Matt Murdock, attorney by day and vigilante by night. Blinded in an accident as a child, Murdock uses his heightened senses as Daredevil to fight crime on the streets of New York after the sun goes down. While Murdock's day job requires him to believe in the criminal justice system, his alter ego does not follow suit, leading him to take the law into his own hands to protect his Hell's Kitchen neighborhood and the surrounding communities. #1 Arrow When presumed-dead billionaire playboy Oliver Queen returns home to Starling City after five years stranded on a remote island in the Pacific, he hides the changes the experience had on him, while secretly seeking reconciliation with his ex, Laurel. By day he picks up where he left off, playing the carefree philanderer he used to be, but at night he dons the alter ego of Arrow and works to right the wrongs of his family and restore the city to its former glory. Complicating his mission is Laurel's father, Detective Quentin Lance, who is determined to put the vigilante behind bars. The Flash At 11, Barry Allen's life changed completely when his mother died in a freak accident and his innocent father was convicted of her murder. Orphaned Barry later becomes Detective Joe West. Now a crime-scene investigator, his dedication to learn the truth about his mother's death drives him to follow up on every new scientific advancement and urban legend. When his latest obsession - a particle accelerator heralded as a world-changing invention - causes an explosion, it creates a freak storm and Barry is struck by lightning. He awakes from a coma nine months later with the power of superspeed. When he learns that others who have gained powers use them for evil, he dedicates himself to protecting the innocent, while still trying to solve the older mystery.   Honory Mentions Weed Supernatural Battlestar Galactica Silicon Valley TrueBlood Game of Thrones Luke Cage

So, remember that episode of The Brady Bunch when Carol Brady found a pack of cigarettes in Greg's jacket pocket and the entire episode revolved around if the parents believed Greg's lie when he stated that they weren't his? I do! I remember it effecting me pretty hard, always thinking, "I would NEVER smoke!" Yet, I was also watching 90210, Degrassi, Criminal Minds, Family Guy and many other shows that depicted a lot worse then smoking. Why and how are we (as the viewing audience) affected and changed by the media we watch, and how does addiction shown in entertainment media change our opinions? Does it change our opinions? This episode I got the opportunity to sit down and talk about this, and much more, with the incredibly funny, smart and positive Even Smith. Not only is he the co-host of Delta Sparks Pod along with @Andie.At.Electrical, but he is also a recovering addict. Even gives us a peak behind the certain and lets us in on a world that I am not enterally familiar with. Through his experiences and history with addiction and recovery, we take a closer look at how addiction and recovery are portrayed, analyzed and discussed in many different entertainment mediums. How is the show, "Mom" showing their AA meetings, and how are they making it recognizable and relatable to others who have gone through it? Why are we not surprised and shocked that Dr. Gregory House is addicted to pain killers while still being employed? Why is it easier to digest animated shows that are portraying addiction such as; American Dad, Archer, The Boondocks? Is it the responsibility of those who are making the shows, movies, music videos, documentaries to educate and inform the viewing audience? When does the line get crossed, when do we we say that it is too much? When will Tabloids and Magazines stop using a relapse as "Breaking News"? Cover Art: @Psych_a_relic Intro Music: @RiRiRetro Find Our Guest Even Smith on Instagram @E.S.Sparks, Podcast: Delta Sparks Pod; Instagram, Twitter, Website and all podcast streaming platforms. Remember to #KeepTalkingFandoms with us on; Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook *Please Note* This episode contains some topics and discussions that might not be suitable for all ages. My guest and I suggest those under the age of 16 to be heavily advised of topics that are discussed in this week's episode. Please note that this episode contains Trigger Warnings that will be placed throughout this episode. Topics include; addiction of many varieties that include but are not limited to; drugs and alcohol, body dysmorphia and addictive behaviors. Along with; suicide, addiction recovery, criminal acts and behaviors. My guest will also be talking about their own experiences and history with addiction and recovery with himself and their family. Please note there will be stronger language than in most other episodes. Addiction Hotlines/Resources: Addiction Guide - Has a large list of beneficial and important websites/links Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: (samhsa.gov) 1-800-662-4357 (1-800-662- HELP) (24/7 365) The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) (drugabuse.gov) 301-443-1124 The National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) (niaaa.nih.gov) 301-443-3860 The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) (nimh.nih.gov) 301-443-4513 Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) (samhsa.gov) Substance Abuse Treatment Facility Locator (SAMHSA) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lets-talk-fandoms/support

Okay, we were wrong, turns out there's even more to the Stacey epilogue than we thought. Gregory House is dealing with even more existential pain and patient drama in Skin Deep, House MD Season 2 Episode 13 (no surprise there). What is slightly surprising, is this is one of the first episodes that we almost actively disliked for large parts of. This mostly comes down to the issue of a lazy patient story, which flips between controversial and shocking subjects (for the time at least), with nothing in particular to say about any of it. But it's sandwiched by a good bit of House drama, so it's worth it in the end. So if you want to hear 2 people go in circles about why a dramatically empty episode of House MD is empty of drama, then this is the Differential Diagnosis episode for you! As always, we hope you enjoy and of course if you want to let us know what you think, then why not drop us a message at @HouseMDCast and let us know what you think.

Hugh Laurie (quien interpretó al dr. Gregory House) cuando escucha la palabra "acción" se pone a cojear post Dr. House ¿Por qué?.

Amanda and Jenn discuss books set in Chicago, love-to-hate-them protagonists, magical realism, and more in this week’s episode of Get Booked. Follow the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. Feedback Coyotes of Carthage by Steven Wright (rec’d by John) Parallel Lives: Five Victorian Marriages by Phyllis Rose (rec’d by Amanda) What is Not Yours Is Not Yours by Helen Oyeyemi and Italo Calvino’s If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler (rec’d by JB) Questions 1. I would love some recommendations for books set in Chicago. I used to live in the city and have been finding myself missing it lately. Since I won’t be able to travel there anytime soon (thanks, COVID), I’m hoping to read something that will allow me to visit without the actual travel. I usually prefer to read literary fiction, memoir, historical fiction, and narrative non-fiction, but I’m fairly open in terms of genre (would prefer not to venture too far into SFF though). The most important thing is that the books that are Chicago-centric and capture the essence of a particular place and/or time in the city. Books I’ve Already Read Set in Chicago: The Devil in the White City; The Time Traveler’s Wife; Native Son; Divergent; There Are No Children Here; The Warmth of Other Sons; The House on Mango Street; A Raisin in the Sun; Twenty Years at Hull House; Gang Leader for a Day; Never a City So Real; The Good Girl; Becoming; The Story of Jane Thanks, -Sarah 2. I have always been the “fall hard, fall fast” types in a relationship. Me and my boyfriend have been together for almost two years now and I have known since the first day that I was completely in love. He’s more of the “take things slow and enjoy the moment” kind of person. We live together and bought a house together last year. We are in a serious relationship and talk about our future as life-partners, but I can’t get over how much I want to get married. I don’t know what it is about this totally antiquated idea, but I think about it all the time. He used to say he wasn’t sure about getting married due to issues in a past relationship and his fear of getting hurt/loss, but over time we’ve moved into talking about marriage as “when we get married.” Even though he’s evolved, I know marriage is still far-off in the cards for him. I’m looking for recommendations, fiction or nonfiction, to help me be patient while waiting for him to get a place where he’s ready or one that shows me that the future I want is possible or even that partnerships don’t have to be defined by marriage. I’m not looking for anything to criticize my desire to be married (because yes, I know the yearning is ludicrous), but something to keep me hopeful about the future. I love most genres, especially mystery, thriller, literary fiction or the ill-named “chick-lit”. Other than Red, White and Royal Blue, I don’t love romance (though I’m tolerant which I know is really silly considering my question) and don’t love what I would consider “foofy” novels that are all rainbows and butterflies and irrational hope or cheeriness. I like serious plots, in-depth stories and am a sucker for a long book. Hope this isn’t too difficult considering all my caveats and that you don’t take too long, because I’m clearly impatient. (Lol, just kidding.) You guys are amazing and I’m so grateful for your podcast. -Maddison 3. I’m re-watching the TV show House, and Gregory House is one of my favourite characters ever. It got me thinking about how I’d love to read a character like him. An intelligent curmudgeon, sometimes you love him sometimes you hate him and can be humourous and charming. A sidekick like Wilson is a bonus. What books have a love to hate/hate to love protagonist? The character doesn’t need to be male. And please, no Poirot or Holmes. Literary fiction, mystery/thriller and light science fiction welcome. No fantasy please. Thank you and happy reading! -Michelle 4. Hello Ladies! Thank you for the podcast! I have found so many lovely books from listening to your recommendations. I was hoping you could help me with finding more memoirs to enjoy. I am not a big nonfiction reader generally, but have really found that memoirs (or essay collections on personal experiences?) really speak to me. Huge bonus if I can get it in audio, especially if it’s read by the author.  Some that I have read and loved (mostly recommended here or on All the Books) are Black Widow, The Clancys of Queens, You’ll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey, Solutions and Other Problems, Born a Crime, Who Thought This Was a Good Idea?, Educated, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, A Man Without a Country, Marathon Woman, and Furiously Happy (which is truly what started this). I am a long-time listener, so show favorites and more recent recommendations are likely on my list. In writing this I’ve realized that my listing is pretty US-centric and mostly Black or White authors. I’m open to more of the same, but if you have any good recs from authors of other backgrounds/countries, that’d be very welcome too. I am not against graphic novels (I also read and was floored by John Lewis’ March), but I don’t think that’s what I’m looking for. I am also not generally super interested in celebrity memoirs, unless they’re something like Born a Crime which fully stands on its own. Thank you! -April 5. I need y’all’s help finding a lush, whimsical magical realism book. I loved Smoke by Dan Vyleta, The Minimalist by Jessie Burton and Things In Jars by Jess Kidd. I love luxurious, rich writing and am always drawn to the Gothic stories where a house, city, place are a character.  Full high fantasy can be a lot for me, but the fun magic/whimsy/spirits/etc just a touch outside of reality is what I love. I love the show – thanks so much for the help! -Alex 6. So I’ve just finished Reverb by Anna Zabo which Jenn recommended in the Handsell a couple of weeks ago. I devoured the first half of the book so fast—the characters’ chemistry and buildup is just so good—however for the latter part, I consciously took my time and savored each page. I was filled with dread while reading the last couple of pages, I just didn’t want to bid goodbye to these endearing characters. But all good things must come to an end, right? Now I don’t think I can ever find something within the genre that’s as good as this. Those were my running thoughts up until I tuned in to ep 269 today and realised that help is right in front of me, or in my ear or whatever. Just like what you did in the Handsell, I hope you can give me another unproblematic queer contemporary romance fiction that’s as good as Anna Zabo’s or better. Maybe one with loads of angst—the only thing Reverb kinda lacks.  Bibliotherapy helped (and still helping) me cope with the pandemic and our still ongoing lockdown. I’ve been listening to your past and recent episodes every workday since I discovered your podcast 2 weeks ago, really amazing stuff you’ve got going, Cheers! -G 7. I retired late summer 2020 from my job of 15 years.  I had not planned to do so, but budget cutbacks related to COVID, and job frustrations sped up the decision.  I now find myself adrift in my personal life and my reading life as well.  I want a book that reflects my stage of life, re-invention, and moving forward.  I also like quirky characters who find happiness and purpose against the odds.   Some favorites in the past few years.  Brit-Marie Was Here, A Gentleman in Moscow, Hamnet, The Dutch House, Elinor Oliphant is Completely Fine.  I really need a book to resonate right now.  Any ideas?   -Karen Books Discussed Chicago by Alaa Al-Aswany The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai Evvie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes (tw: domestic abuse) Serena Singh Flips The Script by Sonya Lalli (cw: domestic violence) The Woman Next Door by Yewande Omotoso (tw racism) The Secret History of Las Vegas by Chris Abani (cw: war crimes) Fairest by Meredith Talusan  The Magical Language of Others by E.J. Koh (cw: domestic violence, self-harm, violence against women) What Big Teeth by Rose Szabo Gods of Jade and Shadow by Silvia Moreno-Garcia Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur Small Change by Roan Parrish (cw: discussion of depression and self-harm) The Jetsetters by Amanda Eyre Ward (tw: suicide) Dakota Blues by Lynn M Speer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As if there wasn't already enough going on, the writers are trying to shove in a conflict between the North, and South Sides of Riverdale. I guess they can check 'class warfare' off of their hot-button-issue BINGO card now. Actual real-life serial killers that caused actual real-life grief, damage, and horror are now being referenced in this televised nightmare where intergenerational blood feuds are just as important as wondering what music to play at the school talent show. It's just as tactful as you would expect. Betty finds out she's got a secret admirer and goes about dealing with it in the Worst Way Possible, Jughead is into true crime (suddenly) which he flaunts as though it's weird and not a hugely popular genre, and while everyone seems to be at odds, at least they can all agree on one thing: Archie's video was unfathomably stupid. Evelyn voices one of her most-hated tropes, and sings us a lovely song about being confused. Miranda makes a weird analogy that has something to do with cacti and Dr. Gregory House, and also talks about - you guessed it - Shakespeare again. In a stunning turn of events, she also manages to finally, FINALLY, impart information upsetting enough that it makes Evelyn scream.   Screencaps & other fun stuff can be found on our Twitter: https://twitter.com/moodforchaospod    Content Warnings: - Animal abuse (brief mention, a dog is in danger but the dog is okay) - Gangs/gang violence - Guns/gun violence - Murder - Serial Killers  - Sexual abuse (brief mention)   Music: 'Imps' by Mark Revell

David Shore is a Canadian writer with a spectacular career in television. Trained as a lawyer Shore worked on Family Law, NYPD Blue and Due South, as well as the critically acclaimed series House and more recently, Battle Creek, Sneaky Pete and The Good Doctor. In terms of reach David show House where he is Creator, Executive Producer, Writer and Emmy award winner reached 16,000,000 households weekly. In 2018, David received an honorary degree in law from the University of Western Ontario, ironic for a television writer who has produced two of the most successful medical dramas. David joins us from from Muskoka where he shares his insights on character development, who Dr Gregory House's is based upon and the difference between a who dun it, and a why done it.

Hey there friends! This is Michael Le. Thanks for tuning into another episode of Pass the Mike where I have the pleasure of sharing the narratives of imminent or current medical professionals. In short, my job is to build you a community of mentors from the folks that have come before you. This episode is a wonderful reunion because we have my second-year, Rieber Vista, Rendezvous partner-in-crime roommate Dhiraj Nallapothula. That's D-H-I-R-A-J N-A-L-L-A-P-O-T-H-U-L-A. Dhiraj graduated in 2019 from UCLA with a degree in Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics. I am ecstatic that I can say that Dhiraj has earned a well-deserved seat in UC Davis' NIH-funded MD/PhD program. Dhiraj is going to be a Dr. Dr. Congratulations again man. We'll get into all the academic things that make Dhiraj awesome, but I wanted to spend a moment to note the things that you won't know unless you had the opportunity to live with the guy for a year. Dhiraj is the guy who claims free chipotle guac and chips on LikeACoupon.com (they honestly have pretty good deals). He's also the guy that, and I quote: "enjoys the misanthropy of Gregory House, the brilliance of the New York Times, the addiction of sports, and the idealism of cinema." This man predates the statistics era in sports and can probably tell you Barry Bonds' Batting Average or Wilt Chamberlain's FT %. You can find Dhiraj if you want to say hello, ask a question or ask him how he feels about Stephen A. Smith on Twitter @dhirajn30, that's D-H-I-R-A-J-N-3-0. I'm personally so grateful to carve out some time to have a nice conversation with him today. Dhiraj, welcome to the show.

Is there anyone who has done more to illustrate the pathos, drama, and humanity surrounding medical diagnosis than Dr. Lisa Sanders? If you jokingly said, “Dr. Gregory House!” you've unwittingly acknowledged Sanders' deep influence (her work inspired the television show *House*). As a physician, Yale Medical School professor, author, *New York Times* magazine columnist, and host of her own Netflix documentary series, *Diagnosis,* Sanders wears many hats on multiple platforms. She was, in fact, in Boston to tape a TEDMED talk, when she walked over to our studio in the Seaport. No matter what form her stories take, they always involve empathy for the patient and a Sherlock Holmesian curiosity from the diagnostician. And in this conversation with our Jonathon Swersey she gets into all kinds of interesting topics: the limitations of today's genetic testing , how her storytelling has educated people about medical uncertainty, the role social media can play in diagnosing patients, and the complicated theatrics of the healthcare trade. Sanders says that diagnosis requires a good set of ears, a working heart, and a sharp imagination. “The best way to get people to talk to you is to be actually interested in what they have to say,” says Sanders. “And be able to demonstrate that by being quiet and listening to what they have to say.” Fortunately for us, Sanders was nowhere close to quiet in the conversation that follows. You'll want to listen to it. STAT. Host: Pete Chapin Editor: Kip Pilalas Producer: Ken Gordon

Gregory House has already insulted cancer kids, so let's move on to TB infected kids. In the fourth episode of season 2 of House MD, all around great guy Sebastian Charles is admitted to the hospital with suspiciously TB like symptoms. While House tries to take the diagnosis away from the TB angle while undermining Sebastian's charitable work at every opportunity, Cameron becomes tempted by the thought of joining Sebastian in Africa and possibly on a date. We'll take a look at all the storylines, the lacking diagnosis element of the episode and finally chat about the slow encroachment of the misery that awaits House in the seasons to come. As always, we hope you enjoy and of course if you want to let us know what you think, then why not drop us a message at @HouseMDCast and let us know what you think.

Our Differential Diagnosis of House MD season 2 continues with our analysis of the second episode, Autopsy. Autopsy features Gregory House tackling the mysterious case of a 9 year old with terminal cancer, who has recently started hallucinating, but it's not connected to her original cancer diagnosis. In this darkly comic episode, we'll be discussing Gaz's theory on House contemplating his own suicide via the patient's optimistic outlook on life, and that very creepy kissing scene between Chase and the patient (who is a child). So as usual, let's crack out the whiteboard and begin our differential diagnosis of House MD! As always, we hope you enjoy and of course if you want to let us know what you think, then why not drop us a message at @HouseMDCast and let us know what you think.

The House MD season finale is finally upon us. Today we're doing our final differential diagnosis on Season One, Episode 22: Honeymoon. This is the big reunion between Gregory House and Stacey Warner. As House treats Stacey's new husband Mark, he must not only tackle the issue that the patient doesn't think there's anything wrong with him, but also face his ex girlfriend, someone who he has been unable to move on from in the last 5 years. We'll be taking a look at how season one ends, how it sets up for season two and how it effortlessly pulls together the hanging plot threads that have been set up throughout the first season. As always, we hope you enjoy and of course if you want to let us know what you think, then why not drop us a message at @HouseMDCast and let us know what you think.

In our followup to our entire Team character analysis, this week we're taking a look at the man himself, the one and only, Gregory House. Season One introduces us to the titular Gregory House MD and so we wanted to have a fitting standalone episode to really take the time to differentially diagnose the amazing character that the House MD writing team have crafted across season one. So if you enjoy in-depth chats about Gregory House and want to hear our thoughts on the hidden complexity behind all the House-isms, then join us as we discuss Gregory House in full. If you have any thoughts about Gregory House or want to just get in touch, then you can get in touch on Twitter at @HouseMDCast.

It's finally time for us to tackle the magnum opus of House MD season one, possibly even the entire show. It's time for us to differentially diagnose Three Stories. It's a House MD classic, unveiling so many layers of Gregory House's history, from his leg, to his mysterious relationship with Stacy and his attitude towards death. We've been waiting for this for a long time, so we'll get stuck in right away to get to the bottom of what makes Three Stories such an incredible and unique episode of House MD. As always, we hope you enjoy and of course if you want to let us know what you think, then why not drop us a message at @HouseMDCast and let us know what you think.

Today we'll be exploring Gregory House's approach, or lack of approach, to his love life. In the twentieth episode of the first season of House MD, Love Hurts, we take a look at the date between House and Cameron, popularly known as Hameron. In this episode of the Differential Diagnosis podcast, we'll take a look at how the show reveals even more about House's love life, his past relationship with Stacy and the lasting damage it has done to him and how that will be uncovered finally as we approach the big finale of the House MD season one. As always, we hope you enjoy and of course if you want to let us know what you think, then why not drop us a message at @HouseMDCast and let us know what you think.

In this latest episode of Differential Diagnosis - A House MD Podcast, we're differentially diagnosing Season 1, Episode 17 of the show: Role Model. In this episode of House MD, Gregory House meets a politician vying to be the first black president and much like DNR, this is a patient who has a drastic impact and connection on House. We'll take a look at a few aspects of House's personality which really come to fruition here, namely his ability for hope, belief and his inability to emote and make decisions. It's a brilliantly paradoxical episode exploring House's split personality better than any before, so join us as we take a look in this meaty episode. And of course if you want to let us know what you think, then why not drop us a message at @HouseMDCast and let us know what you think.

Writer Supreme Matt Key drops by to share his Doctor Strange expertise with us as we tackle the magically medical relationship between DOCTOR STRANGE and DR. GREGORY HOUSE! Can the world survive this one? Then, what happens when two environmentalists bond over their love of life? Let's find out as we write the fanfic story between THE LORAX and THANOS! (We're really putting the Earth in danger this week). THEN, we try to play matchmaker for the smartest being in the universe: STATION from Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey! All that on this week's 'SHIPS IN THE NIGHT!

I said something silly about three different fictional characters whose style I really dig -- Rusty Cohle, Hank Moody, and Gregory House -- just to answer a question to fill in a box, as we do all too often in this age of exponentially increasing alienation, and before I knew it, for my cavalier crime, I was expected to elaborate further, a newly initiated albeit reluctant expert on the matter with the presumption of sagacity where there is none.

Canon Dr. Stephen Gauthier, Canon Theologian of the Anglican Diocese of the Upper Midwest, talks about prayer based in Luke 11:1-13 and its theme throughout Luke's Gospel. Stephen is a co-host on the popular PodCast, Word and Table. He and his wife, Barbara, live in Wheaton, IL. He oversees Gregory House, and St. Paul’s House of Formation, two Anglican ministry formation organizations in Chicagoland. He holds a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University and has devoted a lifetime to the study of Scripture, theology, church history, liturgics, the early church fathers, canon law, and Carmelite spirituality.

Over the years, Fox has had many medical dramas. But few have captured the love of fans quite like House. Along with Cuddy, Wilson, and a rotating diagnostics team, House solved the medical mysteries no one else could. Even now, seven years after it's ending, the show's fan base is still going strong with a legions of fans all over the world. Something about this vicodin popping, cane walking, atheist, curmudgeon has captured the hearts of millions. Including this week's guest. A man who couldn't be any more different from House but was still shown something to believe in!

This week we discuss hot takes on expectations for the Elton John biopic, Aladdin's "Prince Ali", and whether The Greatest Showman is overrated. We also discuss lying vs truth, guilt vs shame, science vs faith, and everything in between. Join us for the discussion of the medical version of Sherlock Holmes in this weeks episode. #WelcometotheAdventure Media References: Venom (Movie) Jumanji Welcome to the Jungle (Movie) Tea with Tolkien (Podcast) Jonathan Blevins (@BeardedBlevins) (Fortnite Streamer) Not A Tame Lion by C.S Lewis (Book) Tolkien (Movie) Detective Pikachu (Movie) Rocket Man (Movie) Elton John (Musician) Aladdin (Movie) The Greatest Showman (Movie) House M.D (TV Show) TheCatechistScientist.com Brene Brown (Author) Sherlock (TV Series) Enjoy the work we're doing? Please consider supporting us here: patreon.com/thechristinculture Learn more at: thechristinculture.com Twitter: twitter.com/OnTheAdventure2?lang=en Facebook: facebook.com/theChristInCulture YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCxgPx2b0MYUziwxT9cmtuwg

Join us for Episode of The Confessions of Angry Programmers podcast! In this episode David and Woody talk about: Dogfooding: David talks about issues & feature ideas for Microsoft PowerPoint. WTF Were They Thinking?: Woody discusses the recent Azure and Amazon Web Services television ads. Guest We are joined by our guest Ted Neward. Ted discusses the switch from developer to manager, speaking and more! Ted Neward is sometimes referred to as "The Dude of Software", owing to both his remarkable (some say frightening) resemblance to the Jeff Bridges character from "The Big Lebowski", and his ordination as a Dudeist Minister of the Church of the Latter-Day Dude, but he's also been called the "Dr. Gregory House of Software", owing to his tendency to pull no punches when talking about software and how to deliver it successfully. He's comfortable answering to either title, as well as a few others. He's familiar with more programming languages than most people knew existed, and hasn't found one yet that he couldn't turn into a 'mission-critical' application when asked Resources Presentation Patterns: Techniques for Crafting Better Presentations David McCarter's Books on Amazon Next Episode The next episode will feature Dogfooding and WTF Where They Thinking along with a guest.

El doctor Gregory House es uno de los personajes más famosos que jamás han pasado por nuestras pantallas. House, misántropo y narcisista como el que más, se dedica a diagnosticar a pacientes cuando ningún otro médico es capaz de saber qué les ocurre. Quitando su faceta como doctor, House es totalmente disfuncional como ser humano, […]

Dans ce nouvel épisode de Geek en série, nous revenons sur la vie d'un des médecin les plus cynique et torturer du monde le Tv: Docteur House. Comme d'habitude nous revenons sur la création de la série pour ensuite nous concentrer sur la série elle même. Comment fonctionne t'elle? qu'elle en sont ses thématiques? Puis nous pénétrerons ensuite dans l'esprit du Sherlock Holmes de la médecine, le donc Gregory House. Nous vous parlerons de sa relation, avec les autres notamment les femmes. Nous reviendrons également sur son problème addiction et de quête de la vérité. Pour finir nous ferons un point sur les dernières saisons de la série ainsi que le final (dans une partie spoiler), nous verrons si ces derniers épisodes sont aussi problématiques que ça ou bien s'ils ne représentent pas la vérité simple et cruelle d'un des personnages les plus charismatique du petit écran. Comme d'habitude vous pouvez discuter de la série avec nous via les réseaux sociaux ou bien encore par mail ou mp. Merci à Nathan pour son message.Si vous voulez encourager l'émission n'hésitez pas à la partager ou bien encore nous laisser des commentaire et des étoiles sur Itunes et vos plateformes de podcast préférées.Bonne écoute! Comme toujours nous, vous invitons à partager avec nous votre avis sur le titre ou bien encore sur les news.Vous pouvez également nous encourager en nous laissant des commentaires sur Itunes ou en nous mettant 5 étoiles. Vous pouvez nous retrouvez sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/GeekenSeriePodcast/twitter : https://twitter.com/GeekenSerie_RCMAusha : https://podcast.ausha.co/geek-en-serieItunes: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/geek-en-s%C3%A9rie/id1227032640?mt=2Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/amicaledugeekDeezer : https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/55279Nos autres productions: https://www.facebook.com/JamesetFaye/ Bonne écoute et à bientôt.

Who: Chris Roberts and Vincent Ferrari When: Sunday, February 4, 2018 Where is Chris: The home of the Washington Native American Slurs Where is Vinny: The largest village in Rockland County, New York What made the show: Vincent Ferrari is consulting diagnostician Dr. Gregory House in… House: Real IT Stories. Economics 101: The Market is not The+ Read More

Y’all need to let Gregory House live. Sure he’s a terrible human being who has failed at many of his relationships and treats others as if they are infectious diseases. But the man is a genius. He also had a great TV show for most of his run until the last few seasons. But Lisa Cuddy is a topic for another day. I take YouTube to task for deleting the livestream of Episode #41, even though they keep insisting that I deleted the video. I think YouTube just didn’t want me railing on Lauer, Guthrie, and Kathie Lee anymore. Didn’t work, all three got more flames this episode. You can’t stop THE WORLD’S GREATEST PODCAST that easily! And I give myself a PSA that I need to stop drinking so excessively as I share a few embarrassing stories that resulted from too much alcohol. Before Jamie Foxx and T-Pain show up, I shout out a great show review and call it day. But technically, I just recapped the show backwards. I think Roger Goodell should donate his new contract to charity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyphen-nation/support

Fanfiction is a wonderful exercise in imagination and perviness! Find out our favorite fic pairings, our thoughts on the ethics of real-person fic, and why we wanna make out with Gregory House and Jake Peralta. Testosterone | Grindr | Rachel Kramer Bussel | Nerve Endings | Bones | Harry Potter | Brooklyn Nine-Nine | House, M.D. | Real-Person Fic | Cumbersmut | Stephanie Beatriz | Supernatural | #DildorksFic? | Good Fic | I'll Know My Name As It's Called Again | Enthusiastic Consent | Bad Euphemisms | If Stanley Tucci Were Your Boyfriend | Nightstand Necessities | Holtzmann | New Kinks | A Cure For Boredom | Fic

Dr. House é uma aclamada série médica norte-americana criada por David Shore e exibida originalmente nos Estados Unidos pela Fox de 16 de novembro de 2004 a 21 de maio de 2012. Seu personagem principal é o Dr. Gregory House, interpretado pelo ator inglês Hugh Laurie. A série passa-se num hospital universitário fictício chamado Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital, na cidade de Princeton no estado de Nova Jersey, nos Estados Unidos. House é um infectologista e nefrologista que se destaca não só pela capacidade de elaborar excelentes diagnósticos diferenciais, como também pelo seu mau humor, ceticismo e pelo seu distanciamento dos pacientes, comportamento anti-social (misantropia), já que ele considera completamente desnecessário interagir com eles. House comumente entra em conflito com os médicos do hospital, incluindo sua própria equipe de diagnóstico, porque a maior parte de seus diagnósticos a respeito das doenças dos pacientes são baseados em hipóteses controversas e pouco prováveis. Seu descaso com as regras e procedimentos padrão do hospital frequentemente geram atrito com sua chefe, administradora do hospital e reitora da faculdade de medicina Drª. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein. O único amigo verdadeiro de House é o Dr. James Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), chefe do departamento de Oncologia. Durante as três primeiras temporadas, a equipe de diagnósticos de House consiste em Dr. Robert Chase (Jesse Spencer), Drª. Alisson Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) e Dr. Eric Foreman (Omar Epps). Fonte: Wikipedia

Lance Stevenson, The legend of QuoraWritten Nov 11How to be the most interesting man in the worldI have to admit, smoking a cigar and having a bottle of whiskey out in front of you does make you look cool.But unfortunately,we can't all walk around puffing a Cuban and sipping the finest scotch.So how can we look equally as interesting?Make people eager to find out about you!Don't tell anyone anything.People are innately curious. If you exhibit odd and eccentric traits, people are more willing to put the time and effort to get to know you.Be mysteriousPeople are fascinated with characters like Dr. Gregory House.Why?Because they aren't like most people.They have traits that remarkably differentiates them from everyone else.Don't be scared to be different!

Tomorrowland opened to some negative reviews and other positive reviews. I think this is a great movie that has a message that needs to be heard. This week we look at the movie with no spoilers in 10-minutes or less.   Director: Brad Bird. He won Oscar's for Ratatouille and The Incredibles. Screenwriter: Brad Bird (The Incredibles, The Iron Giant) and Damon Lindelof (Star Trek Into Darkness, Lost (TV Show))   Plot Bound by a shared destiny, former boy-genius Frank and optimistic teen scientist Casey embark on a danger-filled mission to unearth the secrets of an enigmatic place somewhere in time and space known only as “Tomorrowland.” What they must do there changes the world—and them—forever.   Characters Frank Walker (George Clooney)  As a kid, Frank Walker encounters Tommorowland at the 1964 World's Fair. Walt debuted the “It's a Small World” attraction at the event and while riding on the happiest cruise that ever sailed, Walker is selected to venture into Tomorrowland by a special pin. (See Trailer Below) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhuuVhJrHRQ Somehow, Walker is returned to our world and become disillusioned about the future. When he encounters Casey Newton, he is thrust back into the fight for tomorrow. Walker is played by two-time Academy Award winning actor and director George Clooney. He is known for his roles as Danny Ocean in Ocean's 11 and Matt Kowalski in Gravity.   Casey Newton (Britt Robertson) As an inquisitive teen with a knack for fixing things, Casey Walker is obsessed with fixing the future. When she encounters a strange pin that takes her to another dimension, her curiosity is piqued. She sets out on a journey to find anyone and everyone who knows anything about the pin. View her featurette below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCfAjYBz3eA Newton is played by Britt Robertson. The 25-year-old actress is known for her roles as Aubrey Miller in The First Time and Cara in Dan in Real Life.     Athena (Raffey Cassidy) If you blinked, you'd probably miss Athena in the trailers. Aside from the featurette below, you probably wouldn't even know she exists. However, Athena is the reason Newton and Walker both encounter Tomorrowland. She apparently has a limited number of pins to give out and is looking for someone who can save the future. She is also well-trained in combat and will participate in action scenes, as seen below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSkF56CyYGE Athena is played by Raffey Cassidy. She played the young Snow White in Snow White and the Huntsman and Young Angelique in Dark Shadows.   David Nix (Hugh Laurie) While he is presented as a villain, my gut is telling me the David Nix character will be a little more complex than a standard villain. The Tomorrowland website describes him as an individual who prefers concrete science and data to dreamers. Nix is played by Hugh Laurie, who is known for roles as Mr. Frederick Little in Stuart Little and Dr. Gregory House on the television show “House M.D.”   Movie Clips  Glad you asked. Brad Bird has kept a tight lid on details for the movie, but little clips of the film have been released.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp-qsp_oX0M   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9kmqchy8BE   Contact us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DisneyMovieReview Twitter: @DSNYMovieReview Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/117568401234149523089/+Thedisneymoviereview/posts   Email: TheDisneyMovieReview@gmail.com

The Prince Regent, Bertie Wooster, Gregory House, Viscount George Bufton-Tufton, Frederick Little and Jasper from 101 Dalmatians - Hugh Laurie's played them all, and been very funny with it. He continues that funny streak with his Empire Podcast interview for Tomorrowland: A World Beyond, explaining how how be manages that pitch-perfect English accent.

Psicoanálisis y cultura pop con Gus Casals y Mercedes Monserrat. En este episodio, analizan la conducta del Dr. Gregory House. ¿Misántropo? ¿Misógino? ¿Psicópata? Además: consultorio existencial. Enviá tu consulta a psiqueycupido@posta.fm.

Poucas vezes um personagem conseguiu traduzir tão bem a expressão “mal necessário” quanto o Dr. Gregory House! E hoje Basso, Edu, Harris e Ricardo decidiram  discutir o por quê de uma pessoa tão detestável quanto esse médico pode deixar tantas saudades! Escute o podcast para saber sobre as curiosidades que cercaram as gravações da série, […]

In which Shana and Daniel discuss the end of Series 7, with much misogynist writing, some shoddy stories, and some overall entertaining acting. Also comparisons between the Eleventh Doctor and Gregory House. And philosophizing.  Main Topic: The last four episodes of Series 7: Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, The Crimson Horror, Nightmare in Silver, and The Name of the Doctor. We Don't Do Social Media Very Well. Looking Ahead to Series 8. Shana calls Capaldi "The Thirteenth Doctor." A quote from Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS. The Eleventh Doctor Reboots the Universe. The Doctor is overbearing and creepy. "The Doctor Lies." The Doctor isn't Han Solo. The Dickishness of the Doctor. Comparing the Doctor and Gregory House. Shana mistakes "The Name of the Doctor" with "Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS." Liking much of the set design in "Journey." Learning more about the TARDIS. Sensawunda. Everybody knows women can't drive the TARDIS. Great to have an entire supporting cast made up of people of color, but boy are they problemmatic stereotypes. Overall a fluffy and cute episode. No quote for The Crimson Horror. Shana's process for looking for quotes. Steampunk and this weird leech puppet thing. A nearly all-female cast. Praise for Diana Rigg and Rachel Stirling. There's not really a big "What If" idea at the core of most of Series 7. Shana didn't like the character design of Mister Sweet. You Fail Biology Forever. A Pilot for a Paternoster Gang series. The Doctor's Hard Cock. A Man Kisses a Lesbian. An entertaining forty-five minutes of television. A lot of time in Victorian England. Why can't Jenny and Vastra be full-time companions? Interrupted by our pets. "...squeezed into a skirt that's just a little bit too tight." Neil Gaiman's responsibility for Nightmare in Silver. Eleven is an asshole. Shana forgets which episode we're talking about. Warwick Davis. The Gaiman-ness of the episode. The cybermites are effectively gross. The borgification of the Cybermen. The haplessness of the punishment platoon. Mister Clever. The Seventh Seal is the fucking Seventh Seal. Matt Smith should have played the Master. Big Finish in twenty years. Name of the Doctor solves the Mystery Girl Arc. Shana sings about Red Herrings. #shanashutthefuckup. What if it hadn't been approached as a mystery? Daniel name-drops The Web Planet. We like River Song in this episode. The conference call and the presence of the Paternoster Gang are basically wasted time. Moffat is the writer of no consequences. Talking about John Hurt. It Should Have Been Paul McGann. Daniel likes a lot of the stuff on Trenzalore. Taking a few minutes to philosophisize about why we do this podcast. "It's for kids," is a ridiculous defense of the silliness of recent Who. Cotton Candy Who. "New Earth" and the Omelas. Trying (and failing) to rank these four episodes. Next episode: the 50th anniversary special and the most recent Christmas special.  Email us at oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com Daniel's Twitter Tumblr Shana's Twitter Tumblr Also like us on Facebook!

The game is afoot! We dive into all things Sherlock Holmes by exploring the character's origins, discussing how Sir Arthur Conan Doyle influenced the procedural genre, and debating modern versions including the Sherlock Holmes films, BBC's Sherlock, and CBS's Elementary. In the INFINITE CROSSOVER CHAMBER, it's a battle of wits between Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock and Hugh Laurie's House, M.D. We deduce our top 5 detectives. 0:00 - 45:12: All things Sherlock; 45:13 - 50:54: INFINITE CROSSOVER CHAMBER - Sherlock VS. Dr. Gregory House; 50:55 - 1:11:23: Top 5 Detectives.

A BBC 5Live Exclusive: Danny Baker talks to Hugh Laurie about life as Gregory House and his new venture - a debut album of classic blues songs called Let Them Talk. #dannybaker5live #dannybaker #campbelldavison #bbc5live #hughlaurie #gregoryhouse #letthemtalk #dannybaker

This week we say goodbye to an old friend as Dr. Gregory House hobbles off into the sunset. Also, Sela Ward has apparently been replaced by a pod person. We're also tucking in to SNL, talking Community news and Shamerican Idol. Music: "Teardrops (Remix)" by Appetizer1000, "The Best TV Watchers in the World" by The Vitamen

This week we talk (and rant) about movies! Lots of Rumble Blast codes! We even talk a little about Warcraft lore! This week our Wailmer of the Week is Dr. Gregory House! edit: Don’t forget to send us clips of your favorite Bouncing Wailord moments from this past year to go in our 2011 retrospective!…Read more →

On this call, you'll discover what the "HCG Diet Coach" and TVs "Dr. Gregory House" have in common, and how these similarities could could help you reach your weight loss goals, or more importantly, discover the reason why you're not! Those of you on the call live will receive a special bonus for being there live...! Tune in and a hear it for yourself!

This morning, as we get started in our 40 Days of Purpose spiritual growth experience, we're going to look at three of life's most important questions: 1) The question of existence, Why am I alive? 2) The question of significance, Does my life matter? and 3) The question of intention, What is my purpose? I realize these are pretty big questions. These aren't the kind of questions we're used to talking about with each other. But the truth is that it's not just philosophers who wonder about these questions. The most popular television show in the world is "House," and if you've ever watched it you know that these are exactly the kind of questions that get raised fairly frequently on the show. If you've never watched the show, Dr. Gregory House is a brilliant doctor, but an extremely difficult human being. In one episode called "One Day, One Room" House is having a conversation with his patient, a young woman named Eve; here's their exchange: House: "If you believe in eternity, then life is irrelevant, the same as a bug is irrelevant in comparison to the universe." Eve: "If you don't believe in eternity, then what you do here is irrelevant." House: "Your acts here are all that matters." Eve: "Then nothing matters. There's no ultimate consequences."

This morning, as we get started in our 40 Days of Purpose spiritual growth experience, we're going to look at three of life's most important questions: 1) The question of existence, Why am I alive? 2) The question of significance, Does my life matter? and 3) The question of intention, What is my purpose? I realize these are pretty big questions. These aren't the kind of questions we're used to talking about with each other. But the truth is that it's not just philosophers who wonder about these questions. The most popular television show in the world is "House," and if you've ever watched it you know that these are exactly the kind of questions that get raised fairly frequently on the show. If you've never watched the show, Dr. Gregory House is a brilliant doctor, but an extremely difficult human being. In one episode called "One Day, One Room" House is having a conversation with his patient, a young woman named Eve; here's their exchange: House: "If you believe in eternity, then life is irrelevant, the same as a bug is irrelevant in comparison to the universe." Eve: "If you don't believe in eternity, then what you do here is irrelevant." House: "Your acts here are all that matters." Eve: "Then nothing matters. There's no ultimate consequences."