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Hugh Laurie pushes back on viral critique that 'House' has the same plot every episode

Hugh Laurie Defends 'House' Against Viral Criticism of Repetitive Storylines

By

Ellise Shafer

1d ago· 2 min readenNews

Summary

Hugh Laurie, star of the medical drama "House," responded forcefully to a viral social media criticism claiming the show had the same repetitive narrative in every episode. Laurie defended the show's structure, arguing that the formulaic approach was intentional and part of what made the series compelling. The exchange highlights ongoing debates about narrative structure in long-running television series.

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Hugh Laurie is still a fierce defender of 'House,' even more than a decade after the show's ending.
The English actor, who starred in the Fox medical drama from 2004 to 2012, did not mince his words in response to a critic who went viral on X.
Freelance journalist Janet Murray wrote on X that in each storyline, 'Patient has mysterious illness. Hugh Laurie (House) gets diagnosis wrong. Patient nearly dies. Hugh Laurie gets diagnosis wrong again. Gets threatened with being fired. Patient nearly dies again.'
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Hugh Laurie defended "House" on X against a criticism that the show has the "same narrative every episode."

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