Clive James on… Hugh Laurie and The Shadow Line: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/8552477/Clive-James-on…-Hugh-Laurie-and-The-Shadow-Line.html

Danke an @Hugh_Hotness und @DeLaurious_web für ihre Bemühungen diesen Artikel und Bilder aus der Sunday Times zu bekommen.

Einwunderschöner Artikel über Dr. House´s Führungsqualitäten bzw. Lehrmethoden und weshalb sie so erfolgreich sind:

It may be pure folly to try and unravel the Gordian Knot of Dr. House’s leadership philosophy and teaching methodology, but here are a few points that may or may not shed some light. …

Hier geht es weiter: A Leadership Prescription (Not Vicodin) from Dr. House – Forbes

P.S.: Kleine Anmerkung am Rande: Forbes ist ein sehr seriöses und weltweit anerkanntes Wirtschaftsmagazin.

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Euthanasia declared for the TV series House: http://www.thenational.ae/arts-culture/television/euthanasia-declared-for-the-tv-series-house#

House Comes to an End: Producers and Cast Recall Creating a Curmudgeon: House Comes to an End: Producers and Cast Recall Creating a Curmudgeon – Today’s News: Our Take | TVGuide.com

Cover & Artikel der französischen Fernsehzeitschrift „Télé 7 Jours“ (12. – 18. Mai 2012)

Die FAZ meldet, dass der erste Michael-Althen-Preis für Kritik an Sarah Khan geht, und zwar für einen Text, den sie für CARGO geschrieben hat. In Heft 13 erschien in der Rubrik Episode, in der Serien aus einer einzelnen Folge erschlossen werden, ihr Beitrag zu Dr. House, den wir hier aus gegebenem Anlass bekannt machen. Derzeit schreibt Sarah Khan an einem diaphanes-Booklet zu der Serie.

«Dr. House», Staffel 6, Episode 22 (Help me) Sarah Khan (Aktuelle Serie)

Jennifer Morrison talks and thoughts about the [H]ouse MD series finale:

„Each year brings the retirement of at least one fondly remembered favourite. This past year was no different. Of all the series to disappear into rerun heaven over the past 12 months, perhaps none will be as fondly remembered, or was more influential in its time, than House, M.D.

Jennifer Morrison, who played Dr. Allison Cameron for six of House’s eight seasons, thought the final note, in which Hugh Laurie’s irascible Gregory House faked his own death — even going so far as to switch his own dental records — so he would be left alone, was pitch perfect.

“I thought it was a great ending,” Morrison said in a private interview on the Vancouver set of Once Upon a Time, in which she plays Emma Swan.

“I thought it was an interesting way for (House) to win his freedom. It was the culmination of eight years of him working, and what it meant to be free from that. The fact that he chose a friendship over his work was such a big deal for him as a person, because his work was all he ever felt safe doing. It was such a fresh and unexpected way to end it. For sure. Because if he had died, and actually died, then there would’ve been no room for his growth as a character. The show was always about growth.”

Morrison has fond memories of her time on House, and she thought the ending played to London, Ont., series-creator David Shore’s penchant for black humour and twisty surprises. The House finale was pure House, she said, and pure Hugh Laurie, thanks to Shore.

“David was always true to himself,” Morrison said. “He never wrote to satisfy other people’s ideas of how things should be. He wrote what he thought was authentic for the characters. Always. David’s an extraordinary writer, and I’m sure he put a tremendous amount of thought into the right way for (House) to have that moment of epiphany. The show’s no longer House if House isn’t House. You can’t have him suddenly evolve into this loving, warm person who’s great in relationships.

“It was eight years of these tiny little bits of watching him grow incrementally. The You can’t have House not be House. There wouldn’t be a show. So how do you end it in such a way that you maintain the integrity of who he was for eight years? I think that David walked that line perfectly.”

TV procedurals rule the world.

House was a procedural, in a sense, and it enjoyed a number of seasons as the world’s single most-watched TV series. …“

Quelle: Bucking the TV trends: Five Events that marked 2012 on TV

@MsHousefan 1105755 wrote:

Anlässlich des Starts der 8. Staffel in Frankreich… Interview mit Hugh Laurie in der aktuellen Ausgabe der „Télé Star“ (5. – 11. Januar)

Kann das Interview jemand übersetzen? Mein Französisch beschränkt sich nur auf ein paar Worte. :baby:

Jetzt muss nur noch jemand das neue Rolling Stone Heft kaufen und das Interview einscannen :

„HUGH LAURIE: Der After-House-Blues

Nach dem Ende seiner Erfolgsserie „Dr. House“ konzentriert sich Hugh Laurie jetzt auf den Blues. Birgit Fuß trifft den Schauspieler, Musiker und ewigen Selbstzweifler in Los Angeles.“

Hm, Birgit Fuß? Hat die Hugh nicht schon mal interviewt? Kommt mir irgendwie bekannt vor…

EDIT: Okay, inzwischen weiß ich, die Frau hat schon ne ganze Reihe über ihn geschrieben, u. a. ein Rolling Stone Interview zu LTT (Ausgabe Mai 2011) – hat jemand ne Idee, wo ich das finden kann??? Habe mich schon dumm und dämlich gesucht…