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– A woman with African Sleeping Sickness despite never leaving the country. Poison – Two students are poisoned by an unknown source.
Released in 2004, Season 1 introduced us to Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), the Head of Diagnostic Medicine at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. While the show is a medical procedural, it’s fundamentally a character study of a man who believes "everybody lies" and prefers solving puzzles over treating people.
The phrase is often the first thing fans type into a search engine when they want to revisit the origins of the most misanthropic, brilliant, and pill-popping doctor in television history. index of house m.d. season 1
– An eccentric mother with deep vein thrombosis.
– A pregnant woman faces a life-or-death choice. Kids – An epidemic at a swimming meet. Love Hurts – A patient with a "grinding" habit. – A woman with African Sleeping Sickness despite
– A homeless woman’s identity holds the key to her seizures.
– A pro baseball player’s comeback is stalled by a bone fracture. Cursed – A boy believes he is cursed after a séance. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), the Head of Diagnostic
– An informant for the mob collapses before testifying. Heavy – A 10-year-old girl suffers a heart attack. Role Model – A Senator with a hidden past.
– A legendary jazz musician signs a "Do Not Resuscitate" order.
– A woman with African Sleeping Sickness despite never leaving the country. Poison – Two students are poisoned by an unknown source.
Released in 2004, Season 1 introduced us to Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), the Head of Diagnostic Medicine at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. While the show is a medical procedural, it’s fundamentally a character study of a man who believes "everybody lies" and prefers solving puzzles over treating people.
The phrase is often the first thing fans type into a search engine when they want to revisit the origins of the most misanthropic, brilliant, and pill-popping doctor in television history.
– An eccentric mother with deep vein thrombosis.
– A pregnant woman faces a life-or-death choice. Kids – An epidemic at a swimming meet. Love Hurts – A patient with a "grinding" habit.
– A homeless woman’s identity holds the key to her seizures.
– A pro baseball player’s comeback is stalled by a bone fracture. Cursed – A boy believes he is cursed after a séance.
– An informant for the mob collapses before testifying. Heavy – A 10-year-old girl suffers a heart attack. Role Model – A Senator with a hidden past.
– A legendary jazz musician signs a "Do Not Resuscitate" order.