House executive producer and creator David Shore talked a bit recently to the folks at Zap2It about the show. He doesn’t reveal anything new about the situation with Jennifer Morrison, but he does tell us a bit about the Lucas character being around for a while. He mentions Chase and that there may be an episode that deals with him more heavily soon. And even though he tries to be vague, he does give us a few hints about things to come.

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It seems that the “Powers That Be” at FOX have given House executive producers David Shore and Katie Jacobs a standing order for a House spin-off. They originally thought they would do a series using Lucas, the quirky private investigator, but they didn’t feel that the character worked on its own.
So now they are thinking about possible scenarios for a second show. The plan is to have the second show produced by them follow House in the 9 PM time slot. They can’t ask for a better lead series, right?
My thought is that they have …read more

Hugh Laurie managed to avoid being photographed by almost all of the photo services that I have access to. This service was the only one where Hugh was photographed, and it’s not my favorite one.
But at least we do have these great photos of Hugh and the rest of the cast of House accepting their People’s Choice Awards and in the press room afterward. I’m hunting for a video clip of the acceptance speeches now…

At Wednesday night’s FOX All-Star Party, House creator & executive producer David Shore gave EW a bit of information about the House/Huddy relationship in the new season. And Huddy fans, it may not be what you were hoping for…
“We’re stepping back from it a little bit. We’re not ignoring it. We have to carry forward… It’s going to go someplace eventually. But the beginning of this season is primarily focused on House trying to find some semblance of sanity, and not completely succeeding.”

FOX Entertainment President Kevin Reilly, celebrates with HOUSE cast member Hugh Laurie, HOUSE creator and executive producer David …read more

I want to thank House is Right reader Ági for the tip about this one!! Ági has a Hungarian House fan site, so it’s great to hear from other fans in other countries!!
For the life of me, I cannot get the video to embed in this blog, so I am including a screen capture of the clip that links to the real clip…I know, it’s pretty tricky… LOL!
This is a video clip from Amazon.com that has Hugh Laurie and the executive producers for House, David Shore & Katie Jacobs all talking about making the show. …read more

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Kristin at E! Online gives us some inside scoop on what to expect to happen with the various relationships on House in season 6. There’s a bit of Huddy & Hameron info from Lisa Edelstein, some Foreman scoopage from Omar Epps and some teaser info about who will take over the diagnostic team in House’s absence…Cuddy perhaps?
Martin in Hackensack, N.J.: Any word on who will be in charge while House is in the mental institution?
Executive producer David Shore tells us, “We are going to have some fun with who is going …read more

House creator and executive producer David Shore tells us why they chose to have House enter the mental hospital after suffering a breakdown. He talks about whether the breakdown was a result of the Vicodin or something else. He gives us a very thought-provoking answer.
David gives us some teasers about the two-hour season premiere and what we can look forward to. But even more importantly, the question of whether House will be able to return to medical practice is discussed in this clip. Check this out!!

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According to Robert Sean Leonard, who plays Wilson on House, probably not. The show’s creator, David Shore says that season 6 will deal a lot with House’s “recovery” and what happens at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital as result.
Here’s the spoiler from Michael Ausiello:
Question: Will House recover from whatever it is that landed him in the psycho ward? –Catherine
Ausiello: You mean will he stop being crazy? “No,” says Robert Sean Leonard. “It would be like Quincy suddenly getting nice and loving examining dead bodies. There are certain things that are just givens about the show, and …read more

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When last we saw Dr. House, he was sadly entering a mental hospital, presumably to check himself in for rehab. At the Paley Center this week, the cast and producers for House gave us some info about what to expect for the show in season 6. Sadly, since I could not be there, I have to rely on other members of the press for the news.
According to Zap2It, Andre Braugher has been cast to play House’s doctor in the mental hospital. He was fantastic as the doctor on the series Gideon’s Crossing. (I loved that show!) He played a …read more

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There’s a very comprehensive play-by-play account of the evening’s House discussion at the Paley Center last night at The Futon Critic, so I won’t re-write the entire thing. I do encourage you to go read the entire account. It’s wonderful.
I do want to share a couple of my favorite quotes from the evening, though. This first one is Hugh Laurie’s trademark wit:
When asked about House’s trip to the loony bin at the end of this season. “It’s all drawn heavily on my personal life,” Hugh quips.
SPOILER ALERT!!
Here’s a quote from David Shore about the beginning of season 6:
When …read more