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[[Image:Hugh Laurie.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Hugh Laurie starred in the Fox television series, House, MD.]]

[[Image:Hugh Laurie.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Hugh Laurie starred in the Fox television series, House, MD, which ran from 2004 to 2012.]]

'''House, M.D.''' is a television series on the [[Fox Network]] that runs for an hour each week. It is also known as '''House''', without the MD. The main character, House (picked because of its similarity to the last name of [[Sherlock Holmes]]) is a witty and brilliant genius of a [[doctor]], but a man with few redeeming social graces (notably his [[addiction]] to Vicodin, along with his open [[atheism)]]. The show mixes medical issues with moral and personal dilemmas and has become quite popular, in part because it often comes on after [[American Idol]], but it has since done well on its own even when American Idol is not on.  Due to sometimes graphic scenes and adult themes, the show is not recommended for children under 14.

'''House, M.D.''' is a [[television]] series which originally ran on the [[Fox Network]] for eight seasons, from November 16, 2004, to May 21, 2012. It is also known as '''House''', without the MD. The main character, House (picked because of its similarity to the last name of [[Sherlock Holmes]]) is a witty and brilliant genius of a [[doctor]], but a man with few redeeming social graces (notably his [[addiction]] to Vicodin, along with his open [[atheism]]). The show mixes medical issues with moral and personal dilemmas and has become quite popular, in part because it often comes on after ''[[American Idol]],'' but it has since done well on its own even when American Idol is not on.  Due to sometimes graphic scenes and adult themes, the show is not recommended for children under 14.

== Cast ==

== Cast ==