House: Season One DVD Movie

House: Season One

List Price	$59.98 (You save $7.29)
Studio	Universal Studios Home Video
Orig Year	2004
DVD Encoding	Region 1
CD Universe Part number	8016158
Catalog number	61112061
Discs	6
Release Date	Nov 10, 2009
Rating	Not Rated
Also Known As	House, M.D.
Running Time	965 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Holiday Wrap
Movie Details	Widescreen; Holiday Wrap; Holiday Gift Box

House: Season One Video

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House: Season One Movie Review

5 stars House... what can ya say
This is the best Dr show since ER. Dr. house is wise guy with a PHD. He is extremely smart with a huge attude. But this is a great show. Buy it, you want regret it.
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5 stars Give it a try...I'm sold.
This is a great series. The person who likes mystery and irony will enjoy the ascerbic aspects of Hugh Lauries portrayal of Dr. Gregory House...broken, driven, sarcastic character that he is. The supporting cast is first class...delivering spicy snippets of their own.
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