Meat guest stars in House - Page 3

Vickip · 31 Mar 2009, 16:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by mszee

"Every season there comes an episode that is beyond words...this is THAT episode"...

Meat Loaf next Monday on House...this is direct quote from the episode's ad...

Sounds intriguing

After last night's episode, they showed a really brief clip of Meat leaning forward and tenderly kissing a woman's (I'm assuming his dying wife's) hand. It looks like it's going to be a real tear jerker.

Vicki

snowy · 31 Mar 2009, 21:59

OK Daft question coming up.......

Which UK channel is House currently being shown on?
I haven't seen it for ages. Channel 5 used to but who it showing it now?

carole · 01 Apr 2009, 15:20

According to our next week's TV Guide, it's the episode Locked In which is the episode before Meat's one, so we should have it in a couple of weeks. They usually stop regular programming over Easter, so hopefully will be after that. I CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!!

Carole

duke knooby · 02 Apr 2009, 23:47

http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/ent...m-nervous.html

Vickip · 03 Apr 2009, 04:16

Here's another link where you can the full episode of the show after it airs :

http://www.fancast.com/tv/House/1195...884E060BB15FF7

Hopefully it'll work for everyone, not just people in the USA.

Vickip · 03 Apr 2009, 04:24

http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/watc...alks_hugh.html

roomster · 05 Apr 2009, 07:45

http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/1056..._interview.php

meatloaf-unofficial · 05 Apr 2009, 15:05

Not sure if this has been posted but here's a newish interview

http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/1056..._interview.php

When it comes to legendary Rock gods, Meat Loaf has earned a seat at the table reserved for only the very best in the history of rock and roll. Anyone who grew up in the late Seventies and Eighties already knows that Meat Loaf's still amazing 1977 "Bat Out of Hell" album was a fixture in almost any personal record collection. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who, at some point in time, hasn't sifted through a record or CD collection and not spotted one of the coolest album covers of all time.

Over thirty years later, after one of the best comebacks in the history of music with the release of "Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell" in 1993 and Bat Out of Hell III in 2006, Meat Loaf is gearing up for a new album with Green Day, Goo Goo Dolls and My Chemical Romance producer, Rob Cavallo.

First an accomplished stage actor before his musical career, with stints on Broadway and the Rocky Horror Picture Show, Meat Loaf re-establishing his acting career after a memorable performance in the 1999 film Fight Club. Now Meat is back in front of the camera for a guest role on the popular Fox series, House, in which he plays a man dying of heart failure in the episode "Simple Explanation" that airs Monday, April 6 at 8pm. Interestingly enough, as we found out when we hopped on the phone for a recent conference call with Meat Loaf, House doctor Hugh Laurie may be playing piano on the forthcoming Meat Loaf album.

It's not often that you get a few minutes with rock opera royalty, but here's a look at our brief time with Meat Loaf who filled us on his upcoming guest role on House while we schooled Meat on TheDeadbolt.

THE DEADBOLT: Hello, Meat Loaf.

MEAT LOAF: What is Deadbolt.com? I have to go there when we finish.

THE DEADBOLT: It’s an entertainment site - TV, film, interviews, etc.

MEAT LOAF: I have my computer in case I needed names. I went for a name and it didn’t [pop up] on there. Wait a second, that’s not fair. No, you’re not the budget locksmith.

THE DEADBOLT: No, I’m not the locksmith. It’s TheDeadbolt.com.

MEAT LOAF: The Deadbolt.com. There you go. Yes. That first thing that came up was a locksmith. Now I’m on your homepage so I can see what it is. Cool. Great.

THE DEADBOLT: Great. So what type of research did you do to play a guy dying of heart failure?

MEAT LOAF: Well, I’ll tell you: The main thing that was perplexing was - "Okay. How to be sick without playing sick?" You follow me? And they’re very good. The casting on House is very good, about getting 75% or 80% of their actors that come on that just figure it out. So that was the hardest thing because I’ve never played anybody - I mean, I’ve played crazy people; they’re sick, but not in the fact of being ill. It’s real easy to play sick, but to be sick is a lot harder. And I remember we were shooting one scene and when we finished it I said, 'I’m glad we’re not shooting anymore of these because I swear to god, I’d die of a heart attack.' My chest was killing me.

I mean, it was hurting. I don’t know really how I got there. I will confess that I was watching Damages. You have to understand - I love Damages, I love Glenn Close. I don’t know if you’ve worked with her. I don’t know if you have, but I have and man, oh man. Ted Danson was in a hospital bed and I had it on TiVo, so I just rolled it over and over and over again. I just kind of watched Ted Danson. Ted Danson playing sick, I went, 'God, he looks really sick!' So I just studied him for a little while.

THE DEADBOLT: "Simple Explanation" sounds like a pretty emotional episode. Were there any scenes that were tough to get through?

MEAT LOAF: Yes, the opening scene was really tough to get through. I’m still paranoid about it. I am, I’m still paranoid. I do this all the time anyway. I’d say, 'Was that okay? Was that fine? Was that okay?' Driving home I was cursing myself going, 'I’m a moron. Man, you could have done it this...' That’s me.

THE DEADBOLT: Second guessing a little bit?

MEAT LOAF: That’s all I do.

Other Conference Call Highlights:

Meat Loaf on being an actor instead of playing music on a show:

"I would never play for the show. I wouldn’t. I have been offered more TV shows than you’d even understand. I won’t do it. First of all, I started as an actor; I didn’t start as a musician. I was a stage actor in New York. People don’t actually realize it, but I did the Rocky Horror movie before Bat Out of Hell and people don’t get that. I did it in L.A., I did it on Broadway, I did Shakespeare in the Park for Joe Papp. I worked at Lincoln Center and Kennedy Center. I did three or four Broadway’s. I can’t remember now, it was so long ago.

"So I started as an actor. Hopefully, my ideal situation is for people to watch House next Monday and not even know it’s me. That’s my ideal. I’ll give you an example. When I did Fight Club people would go, 'Oh, what movies have you been in?' I’d go, "Fight Club," and they’d go, 'Fight Club?' They would always look at me like a dog, turn their head like, 'Fight Club?' I’d go, 'Yeah, Bob.' They’d go, 'Oh, my god. You were Bob.'"

Meat Loaf on working with Hugh Laurie:

"You know what? I have to tell you, I really don’t know ... but he walked on to that set and he has all that dialog every show, and a lot of it, and all the technical terms. I really don’t know how he did it. Every time he would walk on that set he didn’t have a script, he just went. I was in awe of him.

"As we were shooting, because it shoots over a two-week period, I got to watch. There were two episodes of House on while I was shooting it. The last one that I’ve seen, because I’ve been off doing a movie now so I haven’t seen anything, he was playing piano. I knew he played piano, but they really featured him in this one playing piano. I have a song on my album that is just piano - we’re going to record this piano - so I just wrote him a little note saying, 'Here, listen. This is a demo and I’d love for you to play on it.' That’s all I was going to do. I wasn’t going to go up to him and go, 'Did you hear the demo?' or any of that. The next day on the set he walked up to me and said, 'Are you kidding me? Yes, I’ll play.' So I’m hoping that happens.

"As far as an actor, the guy’s amazing. And he’s right there. I mean, he’s very, very generous as an actor. I mean, I just found the experience amazing."

Meat Loaf on his next album:

"Well, I don’t know. I have to say this - and it has a connotation, but it’s a new world now - I went into Nashville. Everybody goes, 'Oh, Nashville - country,' but no. All the songwriters have moved into Nashville. All the rock writers, everybody. I work with writers. I don’t pretend to be a writer. I’ve written, but I hate everything. In fact, that’s what I would tell them down in Nashville. They’d go, 'Oh, we want to write with you,' and I’m saying, 'No you don’t, because if you do, it’s not going to get on the album because I’ll hate it.' That held true. I’d sat down there and worked on three or four songs and they demo’d them, sent them back to me, and they’re not going to be on the record. When we get into the studio and start doing tracks and things, I will change lyrics and write lyrics. I always do that. But that’s a different thing. I just can’t stand anything that I do. But I went down there.

"When I do deal with writers, I guide them. I tell them storylines and I tell them what I need, this is where I’m going. I changed management this year and I went with Ken Levitan and Irving. So I met with them and they said, 'Well, we have to get the next record together.' Ken looked at me and said, 'Look, why don’t we get Rob Cavallo?' I said, 'Okay.' So I said, 'If you can get Rob Cavallo, then hey, fantastic.' I met with Rob Cavallo and he just had a lot of projects stacked up in front of me, so I’ve been waiting for him."

Meat Loaf on why he’s doing Don’t Forget the Lyrics:

"We’re playing for Painted Turtle, which is a subsidiary of Paul Newman’s Hole in the Wall. It was put together by Lou Adler and Paige Adler. For people who don’t know who Lou Adler is, he produced the Mamas and Papas, Carole King, Cheech and Chong. He was one of the biggest. I have a long history with Lou. He was the producer of the stage version of Rocky Horror Picture Show in L.A. in 1973. So I worked for Lou. Lou is really responsible for putting me in the movie of the Rocky Horror Picture Show because he was also one of the producers who did that. I have a long history of playing basketball with Lou and Jack Nicholson out in the Rainbow parking lot in the afternoon. I’ve just been friends with Lou for a long time.

"So I hadn’t seen him for a while, and I saw him probably seven or eight years ago at a celebrity racecar driving thing - I don’t know. He was there and he was telling me about Painted Turtle. One of the co-founders was Larry Brown, the NBA coach. It just does great work for the kids just like Newman had always done. I try to do things for kids. I mean, there are so many charities to play for. I go to the hospital sometimes. If you ever go to the hospitals, the musicians, there are all kinds of things, but that particular charity is unbelievable."

**Monstro** · 05 Apr 2009, 15:16

nice interview, cheers

meatloaf-unofficial · 05 Apr 2009, 17:50

I like the Hugh Laurie part playing piano

.... Does House btw air in the UK and if so, would it be like years before we see Meat's episode?

We've had Steve Vai, Brain May, John 5, Nikki Sixx on albums of Meat's - I guess it's Hugh's turn

Elijah's way · 05 Apr 2009, 19:28

Nice interview and it would be sweet if Hugh Laurie plays piano on the new album and I can't wait to see Meat on House Monday

meatloaf-unofficial · 06 Apr 2009, 17:37

If you've been onto the website for House then you might of noticed that you can watch a clip preview with Meat in it... Never seen House but I think I might start watching it.

http://www.fox.com/fod/play.php?sh=h...=1238451167916

Season 5 will be aired on Channel 5 sometime in 2009. I did a quick search and one site said that C5 have requested the rights so hopefully it will be shown then if it doesn't get onto the net before hand. Mind you, is House not on DVD sometime?

**RadioMaster** · 06 Apr 2009, 17:45

i have a stupid question: does a house episode run 30 mins or an hour?

**Monstro** · 06 Apr 2009, 17:50

hour including adverts over here

mszee · 06 Apr 2009, 18:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monstro

hour including adverts over here

Same here...

MissAsh · 06 Apr 2009, 23:07

The download I get is usually 40-45 minutes long (no ads).

mszee · 06 Apr 2009, 23:53

Well..today's day...

MeatGrl1 · 07 Apr 2009, 02:51

Wow !!

Why do they always air these things on channels I currently cannot get

. My 21 Jump Street episodes are an hour long each, thought every TV Series was that

, just goes to show I don't know everything

!!

mszee · 07 Apr 2009, 03:19

Whoever never watched House and just wanted to see Meat...go ahead...

Whoever is a fan of the show...do not read anything or try to find out anything...it has nothing to do with Meat but this episode is a shocker...

I've watched all episodes of House...this was by far THE BLACKEST, THE DARKEST episode...and I've cried for the first time while watching House...

The ads for the show weren't wrong...but for a very different reason...

MissAsh · 07 Apr 2009, 04:02

Waiting for the download to finish now, can't wait!

If anyone wants the link to download the episode (the link I have should work worldwide), feel free to PM me. I'd post it here but I have a feeling that may be against the rules of the forum. I've got a couple of blank DVDs sitting here too so if anyone would prefer the episode in that format I'd be happy to help out there

mszee · 07 Apr 2009, 04:47

I can transfer this episode from DVR to VCR tape - dunno if it will work over there but I am willing to share as well...

Once again...die hard fans of House...DO NOT watch this episode out of sequence...

MissAsh · 07 Apr 2009, 05:18

ohmygosh, I can't believe that actually happened. And that's only about the third or fourth time I have ever cried at a tv series.
Meat was great, I'm slightly overwhelmed by the other parts of the episode though!

**RadioMaster** · 07 Apr 2009, 09:01

did he stay true to his filmography and die??

Sarge · 07 Apr 2009, 09:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by RadioMaster

did he stay true to his filmography and die??

No spoilers, please!

It was dark and sad (one of the reasons why I actually don't watch medical dramas). Meat and the actress playing the wife (sorry, forgot her name) were very good. It was one of Meat's best, most intense performances, in my opinion.

mszee · 07 Apr 2009, 10:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sarge

No spoilers, please!

It was dark and sad (one of the reasons why I actually don't watch medical dramas). Meat and the actress playing the wife (sorry, forgot her name) were very good. It was one of Meat's best, most intense performances, in my opinion.

That's the thing...House is NEVER THIS dark...sometimes it's almost a comedy...

05 Apr 2009, 15:05	#58
meatloaf-unofficial Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.02.2006 Location: Touring the Country Posts: 2,558	Meat Loaf Looks Forward to 'House' and Hugh Laurie on New Album Not sure if this has been posted but here's a newish interview http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/1056..._interview.php When it comes to legendary Rock gods, Meat Loaf has earned a seat at the table reserved for only the very best in the history of rock and roll. Anyone who grew up in the late Seventies and Eighties already knows that Meat Loaf's still amazing 1977 "Bat Out of Hell" album was a fixture in almost any personal record collection. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who, at some point in time, hasn't sifted through a record or CD collection and not spotted one of the coolest album covers of all time. Over thirty years later, after one of the best comebacks in the history of music with the release of "Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell" in 1993 and Bat Out of Hell III in 2006, Meat Loaf is gearing up for a new album with Green Day, Goo Goo Dolls and My Chemical Romance producer, Rob Cavallo. First an accomplished stage actor before his musical career, with stints on Broadway and the Rocky Horror Picture Show, Meat Loaf re-establishing his acting career after a memorable performance in the 1999 film Fight Club. Now Meat is back in front of the camera for a guest role on the popular Fox series, House, in which he plays a man dying of heart failure in the episode "Simple Explanation" that airs Monday, April 6 at 8pm. Interestingly enough, as we found out when we hopped on the phone for a recent conference call with Meat Loaf, House doctor Hugh Laurie may be playing piano on the forthcoming Meat Loaf album. It's not often that you get a few minutes with rock opera royalty, but here's a look at our brief time with Meat Loaf who filled us on his upcoming guest role on House while we schooled Meat on TheDeadbolt. THE DEADBOLT: Hello, Meat Loaf. MEAT LOAF: What is Deadbolt.com? I have to go there when we finish. THE DEADBOLT: It’s an entertainment site - TV, film, interviews, etc. MEAT LOAF: I have my computer in case I needed names. I went for a name and it didn’t [pop up] on there. Wait a second, that’s not fair. No, you’re not the budget locksmith. THE DEADBOLT: No, I’m not the locksmith. It’s TheDeadbolt.com. MEAT LOAF: The Deadbolt.com. There you go. Yes. That first thing that came up was a locksmith. Now I’m on your homepage so I can see what it is. Cool. Great. THE DEADBOLT: Great. So what type of research did you do to play a guy dying of heart failure? MEAT LOAF: Well, I’ll tell you: The main thing that was perplexing was - "Okay. How to be sick without playing sick?" You follow me? And they’re very good. The casting on House is very good, about getting 75% or 80% of their actors that come on that just figure it out. So that was the hardest thing because I’ve never played anybody - I mean, I’ve played crazy people; they’re sick, but not in the fact of being ill. It’s real easy to play sick, but to be sick is a lot harder. And I remember we were shooting one scene and when we finished it I said, 'I’m glad we’re not shooting anymore of these because I swear to god, I’d die of a heart attack.' My chest was killing me. I mean, it was hurting. I don’t know really how I got there. I will confess that I was watching Damages. You have to understand - I love Damages, I love Glenn Close. I don’t know if you’ve worked with her. I don’t know if you have, but I have and man, oh man. Ted Danson was in a hospital bed and I had it on TiVo, so I just rolled it over and over and over again. I just kind of watched Ted Danson. Ted Danson playing sick, I went, 'God, he looks really sick!' So I just studied him for a little while. THE DEADBOLT: "Simple Explanation" sounds like a pretty emotional episode. Were there any scenes that were tough to get through? MEAT LOAF: Yes, the opening scene was really tough to get through. I’m still paranoid about it. I am, I’m still paranoid. I do this all the time anyway. I’d say, 'Was that okay? Was that fine? Was that okay?' Driving home I was cursing myself going, 'I’m a moron. Man, you could have done it this...' That’s me. THE DEADBOLT: Second guessing a little bit? MEAT LOAF: That’s all I do. Other Conference Call Highlights: Meat Loaf on being an actor instead of playing music on a show: "I would never play for the show. I wouldn’t. I have been offered more TV shows than you’d even understand. I won’t do it. First of all, I started as an actor; I didn’t start as a musician. I was a stage actor in New York. People don’t actually realize it, but I did the Rocky Horror movie before Bat Out of Hell and people don’t get that. I did it in L.A., I did it on Broadway, I did Shakespeare in the Park for Joe Papp. I worked at Lincoln Center and Kennedy Center. I did three or four Broadway’s. I can’t remember now, it was so long ago. "So I started as an actor. Hopefully, my ideal situation is for people to watch House next Monday and not even know it’s me. That’s my ideal. I’ll give you an example. When I did Fight Club people would go, 'Oh, what movies have you been in?' I’d go, "Fight Club," and they’d go, 'Fight Club?' They would always look at me like a dog, turn their head like, 'Fight Club?' I’d go, 'Yeah, Bob.' They’d go, 'Oh, my god. You were Bob.'" Meat Loaf on working with Hugh Laurie: "You know what? I have to tell you, I really don’t know ... but he walked on to that set and he has all that dialog every show, and a lot of it, and all the technical terms. I really don’t know how he did it. Every time he would walk on that set he didn’t have a script, he just went. I was in awe of him. "As we were shooting, because it shoots over a two-week period, I got to watch. There were two episodes of House on while I was shooting it. The last one that I’ve seen, because I’ve been off doing a movie now so I haven’t seen anything, he was playing piano. I knew he played piano, but they really featured him in this one playing piano. I have a song on my album that is just piano - we’re going to record this piano - so I just wrote him a little note saying, 'Here, listen. This is a demo and I’d love for you to play on it.' That’s all I was going to do. I wasn’t going to go up to him and go, 'Did you hear the demo?' or any of that. The next day on the set he walked up to me and said, 'Are you kidding me? Yes, I’ll play.' So I’m hoping that happens. "As far as an actor, the guy’s amazing. And he’s right there. I mean, he’s very, very generous as an actor. I mean, I just found the experience amazing." Meat Loaf on his next album: "Well, I don’t know. I have to say this - and it has a connotation, but it’s a new world now - I went into Nashville. Everybody goes, 'Oh, Nashville - country,' but no. All the songwriters have moved into Nashville. All the rock writers, everybody. I work with writers. I don’t pretend to be a writer. I’ve written, but I hate everything. In fact, that’s what I would tell them down in Nashville. They’d go, 'Oh, we want to write with you,' and I’m saying, 'No you don’t, because if you do, it’s not going to get on the album because I’ll hate it.' That held true. I’d sat down there and worked on three or four songs and they demo’d them, sent them back to me, and they’re not going to be on the record. When we get into the studio and start doing tracks and things, I will change lyrics and write lyrics. I always do that. But that’s a different thing. I just can’t stand anything that I do. But I went down there. "When I do deal with writers, I guide them. I tell them storylines and I tell them what I need, this is where I’m going. I changed management this year and I went with Ken Levitan and Irving. So I met with them and they said, 'Well, we have to get the next record together.' Ken looked at me and said, 'Look, why don’t we get Rob Cavallo?' I said, 'Okay.' So I said, 'If you can get Rob Cavallo, then hey, fantastic.' I met with Rob Cavallo and he just had a lot of projects stacked up in front of me, so I’ve been waiting for him." Meat Loaf on why he’s doing Don’t Forget the Lyrics: "We’re playing for Painted Turtle, which is a subsidiary of Paul Newman’s Hole in the Wall. It was put together by Lou Adler and Paige Adler. For people who don’t know who Lou Adler is, he produced the Mamas and Papas, Carole King, Cheech and Chong. He was one of the biggest. I have a long history with Lou. He was the producer of the stage version of Rocky Horror Picture Show in L.A. in 1973. So I worked for Lou. Lou is really responsible for putting me in the movie of the Rocky Horror Picture Show because he was also one of the producers who did that. I have a long history of playing basketball with Lou and Jack Nicholson out in the Rainbow parking lot in the afternoon. I’ve just been friends with Lou for a long time. "So I hadn’t seen him for a while, and I saw him probably seven or eight years ago at a celebrity racecar driving thing - I don’t know. He was there and he was telling me about Painted Turtle. One of the co-founders was Larry Brown, the NBA coach. It just does great work for the kids just like Newman had always done. I try to do things for kids. I mean, there are so many charities to play for. I go to the hospital sometimes. If you ever go to the hospitals, the musicians, there are all kinds of things, but that particular charity is unbelievable."

31 Mar 2009, 21:59	#52
snowy Super Loafer Join Date: 21.04.2006 Location: Herts Posts: 292	OK Daft question coming up....... Which UK channel is House currently being shown on? I haven't seen it for ages. Channel 5 used to but who it showing it now?

01 Apr 2009, 15:20	#53
carole Mega Loafer Join Date: 20.10.2007 Location: Gold Coast Posts: 2,286	According to our next week's TV Guide, it's the episode Locked In which is the episode before Meat's one, so we should have it in a couple of weeks. They usually stop regular programming over Easter, so hopefully will be after that. I CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!! Carole

02 Apr 2009, 23:47	#54
duke knooby Mega Loafer Join Date: 24.06.2005 Location: belfast Posts: 17,909	http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/ent...m-nervous.html

03 Apr 2009, 04:16	#55
Vickip Mega Loafer Join Date: 07.02.2003 Location: Posts: 8,101	Here's another link where you can the full episode of the show after it airs : http://www.fancast.com/tv/House/1195...884E060BB15FF7 Hopefully it'll work for everyone, not just people in the USA.

03 Apr 2009, 04:24	#56
Vickip Mega Loafer Join Date: 07.02.2003 Location: Posts: 8,101	http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/watc...alks_hugh.html

05 Apr 2009, 07:45	#57
roomster Super Loafer Join Date: 11.03.2009 Location: Norway Posts: 536	http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/1056..._interview.php

05 Apr 2009, 15:16	#59
Monstro Promoted to Wario's spellchecker Join Date: 17.09.2005 Location: London Posts: 12,947	nice interview, cheers

05 Apr 2009, 17:50	#60
meatloaf-unofficial Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.02.2006 Location: Touring the Country Posts: 2,558	I like the Hugh Laurie part playing piano .... Does House btw air in the UK and if so, would it be like years before we see Meat's episode? We've had Steve Vai, Brain May, John 5, Nikki Sixx on albums of Meat's - I guess it's Hugh's turn

05 Apr 2009, 19:28	#61
Elijah's way Soul Auctioneer Join Date: 26.06.2005 Location: Muscle Shoals, AL Posts: 1,529	Nice interview and it would be sweet if Hugh Laurie plays piano on the new album and I can't wait to see Meat on House Monday

06 Apr 2009, 17:37	#62
meatloaf-unofficial Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.02.2006 Location: Touring the Country Posts: 2,558	If you've been onto the website for House then you might of noticed that you can watch a clip preview with Meat in it... Never seen House but I think I might start watching it. http://www.fox.com/fod/play.php?sh=h...=1238451167916 Season 5 will be aired on Channel 5 sometime in 2009. I did a quick search and one site said that C5 have requested the rights so hopefully it will be shown then if it doesn't get onto the net before hand. Mind you, is House not on DVD sometime?

06 Apr 2009, 17:45	#63
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	i have a stupid question: does a house episode run 30 mins or an hour?

06 Apr 2009, 17:50	#64
Monstro Promoted to Wario's spellchecker Join Date: 17.09.2005 Location: London Posts: 12,947	hour including adverts over here

06 Apr 2009, 23:07	#66
MissAsh Super Loafer Join Date: 14.02.2005 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 743	The download I get is usually 40-45 minutes long (no ads).

06 Apr 2009, 23:53	#67
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 28.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	Well..today's day...

07 Apr 2009, 02:51	#68
MeatGrl1 No Day But Today Join Date: 29.05.2006 Location: Sitting on the steps outside looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 9,089	Wow !! Why do they always air these things on channels I currently cannot get . My *21 Jump Street* episodes are an hour long each, thought every TV Series was that , just goes to show I don't know everything !!

07 Apr 2009, 03:19	#69
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 28.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	Whoever never watched House and just wanted to see Meat...go ahead... Whoever is a fan of the show...do not read anything or try to find out anything...it has nothing to do with Meat but this episode is a shocker... I've watched all episodes of House...this was by far THE BLACKEST, THE DARKEST episode...and I've cried for the first time while watching House... The ads for the show weren't wrong...but for a very different reason...

07 Apr 2009, 04:02	#70
MissAsh Super Loafer Join Date: 14.02.2005 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 743	Waiting for the download to finish now, can't wait! If anyone wants the link to download the episode (the link I have should work worldwide), feel free to PM me. I'd post it here but I have a feeling that may be against the rules of the forum. I've got a couple of blank DVDs sitting here too so if anyone would prefer the episode in that format I'd be happy to help out there

07 Apr 2009, 04:47	#71
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 28.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	I can transfer this episode from DVR to VCR tape - dunno if it will work over there but I am willing to share as well... Once again...die hard fans of House...DO NOT watch this episode out of sequence...

07 Apr 2009, 05:18	#72
MissAsh Super Loafer Join Date: 14.02.2005 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 743	ohmygosh, I can't believe that actually happened. And that's only about the third or fourth time I have ever cried at a tv series. Meat was great, I'm slightly overwhelmed by the other parts of the episode though!

07 Apr 2009, 09:01	#73
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	did he stay true to his filmography and die??