House [Pilot] (Original title)
Date: 16 November 2004 (Television)Country: USADirector: Bryan Singer
Synopsis: Pilot episode of medical drama featuring British actor Hugh Laurie. Dr. House xsolves the mystery of a kindergarten teacher's seizures.
Subjects: Laurie, Hugh (1959- ), Medical diagnosis, Medical staff, Doctor-patient relationships, Convulsions, New Jersey
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TV Transmissions
Date: 16 November 2004Broadcast company: Fox NetworkCountry: USATransmission time: 21:00-22:00Slot duration: 60 minsNetwork - Language: English - Colour - Sound - Stereo
Date: 09 June 2005Broadcast company: FiveCountry: United KingdomTransmission time: 22:00-23:00Slot duration: 60 minsNetwork
Date: 09 June 2005not specified
Title: Production Slate: Drafting a Blueprint for HouseAuthor: HART, Hugh Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An interview with cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel and director Bryan Singer about their work together on the television series HOUSE, especially the use of medical photography in the series.
Date: 16 November 2004 (Television)Country: USADirector: Bryan Singer
Synopsis: Pilot episode of medical drama featuring British actor Hugh Laurie. Dr. House xsolves the mystery of a kindergarten teacher's seizures.
Subjects: Laurie, Hugh (1959- ), Medical diagnosis, Medical staff, Doctor-patient relationships, Convulsions, New Jersey
Series title:
TV Transmissions
Date: 16 November 2004Broadcast company: Fox NetworkCountry: USATransmission time: 21:00-22:00Slot duration: 60 minsNetwork - Language: English - Colour - Sound - Stereo
Date: 09 June 2005Broadcast company: FiveCountry: United KingdomTransmission time: 22:00-23:00Slot duration: 60 minsNetwork
Date: 09 June 2005not specified
Articles held in BFI Reuben Library
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In: American Cinematographer v86 n2 February 2005 Pages: 28,30,32-33Title: Production Slate: Drafting a Blueprint for HouseAuthor: HART, Hugh Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An interview with cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel and director Bryan Singer about their work together on the television series HOUSE, especially the use of medical photography in the series.