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Old Sep 7th 2005, 2:47 pm
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......will be Hugh Laurie on the Jay Leno show.

I think he is brilliant on 'House MD' (so does NBC as they recently commissioned a second series).
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Just watched it -- he was hysterical! We especially liked the comments about his "very English" son, and when Jay Leno asked if his son calls him "Faahthaa"!

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I think Jay was surprised how funny Hugh was, as he was really laughing at lots of the things he said. I love Hugh and I think the series is brill
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Yes, he was exceedingly funny wasn't he?

I adore him as Bertie Wooster in the "Jeeves and Wooster" series with Stephen Fry, he was wonderful as the upper class twit.

I'm going to get this collection I think, as it is on special offer from amazon.co.uk and we've hacked one of those cheap Cyberhome DVD players so it will show UK and worldwide DVDs:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...920384-0122232
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Yes, he was exceedingly funny wasn't he?

I adore him as Bertie Wooster in the "Jeeves and Wooster" series with Stephen Fry, he was wonderful as the upper class twit.

I'm going to get this collection I think, as it is on special offer from amazon.co.uk and we've hacked one of those cheap Cyberhome DVD players so it will show UK and worldwide DVDs:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...920384-0122232
Oh sod it, I missed him on Jay Leno... there again, I'm usually fast asleep by then.

I have the DVDs of Jeeves & Wooster, he's utterly brilliant in that! I think my fave performance by him in Blackadder is in Blackadder Goes Forth.

I've not actually seen "House" - is it excellent?
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......will be Hugh Laurie on the Jay Leno show.

I think he is brilliant on 'House MD' (so does NBC as they recently commissioned a second series).

Oh B&99er I missed that! Hardly ever watch TV these days...

Do they repeat these at all?
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Elvira: I have no idea if the Leno show is repeated but I'd be surprised if it wasn't....I think you would need to check your local listings.

Maz: "House MD" is excellent too....although Hugh Laurie is playing the part of an American doctor for some reason, I think he's trying to sound like a Bostonian. There's also a young handsome doc whom is from Australia and was in either 'Neighbours' or 'Home and Away' apparently.

Basically the series is based on Dr. Gregory House as a bit of a 'maverick' doctor with an abrasive manner, at a teaching hospital in Princeton, NJ. He identifies (with his team) what is causing illnesses in cases where treatment isn't working or they don't know how to treat someone with a mysterious malady. He is very un-PC and the humour is very dry (so we Brits can relate to that of course!). The series was so successful that in our area it has had numerous repeats on Fox - even a few days after showing the original episode.

The new second series starts this coming Tuesday evening!

http://www.fox.com/house/

(Elvira; I just looked at the messageboard for the above Fox site; Hugh Laurie is on 'Regis & Kelly' on Sept 12 (no idea what time or channel as I never watch them) and for one hour on the Larry King show on CNN on October 20).

As an aside; when I was in England a few weeks ago, House MD was on TV there - and is a huge hit in Blighty as well. I noticed that the signature tune had been changed for the UK market and I think it's possibly due to copyright reasons. It's actually "Teardrops" by the Bristol band 'Massive Attack'. I remember that there was a fantastic video for that song of an unborn baby moving in its mother's womb.

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I have the DVDs of Jeeves & Wooster, he's utterly brilliant in that! I think my fave performance by him in Blackadder is in Blackadder Goes Forth.

I've not actually seen "House" - is it excellent?
jeeves is in the library, well they have the first two series on dvd which weren't bad...and house...that's pretty cool...
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Maz: "House MD" is excellent too....although Hugh Laurie is playing the part of an American doctor for some reason, I think he's trying to sound like a Bostonian. There's also a young handsome doc whom is from Australia and was in either 'Neighbours' or 'Home and Away' apparently.
neighbours...he was karl kennedy's son...muppet too....but then it seems as if every oz actor was either on home and away or neighbours, even that julian what's his face..
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I noticed that the signature tune had been changed for the UK market and I think it's possibly due to copyright reasons. It's actually "Teardrops" by the Bristol band 'Massive Attack'. I remember that there was a fantastic video for that song of an unborn baby moving in its mother's womb.
One of my favourite songs of all time (remember first seeing the video while at a hotel in Dijon, must have been in 98) - despite having tivo this is one of the few shows where I won't let my wife skip through the opening titles. Loved the show from the beginning.
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Cool, thanks englishmum.
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Originally Posted by Englishmum
......will be Hugh Laurie on the Jay Leno show.

I think he is brilliant on 'House MD' (so does NBC as they recently commissioned a second series).
...curses!...I forgot he was on Leno last night as well!...I'd really been wanting to see that....Hugh Laurie really is great on 'House'...about the only decent thing on tv,right now,even if they are repeats at the moment,looking forward to the new season...I remember him in Jeeves and Blackadder...a few other things as well,can't remember the names at the moment....Sophia (IL)
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