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	Series Adictos
		Aunque la serie protagonizada por Concha Velasco, Herederos esté obteniendo unos shares que suelen oscilar entre el 15% y el 18% de share la verdad es que TVE sigue apostando por ella ya que al parecer ha renovado a la serie para una segunda temporada.
		La serie se confirma así como uno de los éxitos de esta reciente temporada en la que han habido muchos estrenos pero pocos que hayan alcanzado las espectativas, circunstancia que en el caso que nos ocupa, se ha cubierto y con creces.
		Sólo cabe esperar al año que víene para seguir disfrutando de Hermanos y detectives, ya que la serie anunció ya su segunda temporada, cuya grabación dará comienzo posiblemente en Enero de 2008.
	www.seriesadictos.com (1128 words)

	Doctor - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Doctor of the Church, an esteemed Catholic theologian
		Doctor Jekyll from the novella The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
		Doctor in the House (TV series), a 1969 British television comedy series
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Dr. (292 words)

	House MD - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		House MD is a television show currently airing on Fox TV.
		House was shot by someone upset over House's work, which caused House to suffer a lot of pain in his leg due to damaged tissue.
		House MD stays true to the reality of medical care: a patient comes into the "House house" hospital with a rare and undiagnosable disease and no medical insurance.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/House_MD (994 words)

	BBC - Comedy Guide - Doctor In The House
		The recurring theme of this series (and indeed most of the succeeding series) was the clash between the keen interns and their intimidating superior Professor Loftus, a fearsome variation on the formidable Sir Lancelot Spratt of the original books.
		Although screened in b/w, the first series was made in colour, so when eight of the episodes were repeated early in 1970 they were seen in colour for the first time.
		TV series writer Graham Chapman appeared in the last of these, released in 1970.
	www.bbc.co.uk /comedy/guide/articles/d/doctorinthehouse_7772265.shtml (425 words)

	Doctor Shows for Dummies
		"House" is like a mystery-thriller for the health-care profession; you start with one theory, and then House gradually works toward another, all the while snipping red tape and risking lives in his manic quest to redeem the Hippocratic oath.
		The 1990s were a decade ruled by sexpot George Clooney, but now that he's migrated to Academy Award-land, he's been replaced by the lusty antics of Zach Braff and his self-absorbed colleagues.
		TV doctors can be flippant, aggressive and egotistical -- just like real doctors -- but the most suspicious character in the hospital is a patient going under the knife.
	tv.msn.com /tv/DocsForDummies-1 (488 words)

	The medical monster on House. - By Sherwin B. Nuland - Slate Magazine
		House, the new Fox series (Tuesdays, 9 ET) named for its leading character, Dr. Gregory House (played by the estimable Hugh Laurie), is about a brilliant but absurdly misanthropic diagnostician whose imperiously intolerant hostility to everyone in his orbit makes the attitudes of my former teachers seem soaked in the milk of human kindness.
		House, who heads a department singularly called "Diagnostic Medicine" at a fictional teaching hospital somewhere in New Jersey, bears the painful residue of a disease that is rara avis indeed, something he refers to as "an infarction of muscle" in his right thigh.
		Of course, the chief protagonist of every medical series needs a hospital director with whom to grapple, and this one is played by Lisa Edelstein (with a plunging neckline to equal that of the immunologist).
	www.slate.com /id/2110251 (988 words)

	'Doctor Who' makes cosmic return to TV
		The new "Doctor Who" brings the series into the new millennium, which means top-notch special effects and mature writing chock-full of delights that adults and kids can both enjoy.
		The core of the story remains the same: The Doctor is a cosmic wanderer who travels through time and space in the TARDIS, a bigger-on-the-inside spaceship that's disguised as a blue British police box.
		This Doctor can be dark and brooding, a working-class bloke in a leather jacket who bears the psychological scars of a great Time War.
	www.azcentral.com /ent/tv/articles/0314doctorwho0314.html (719 words)

	House TV Show - House Television Show - TV.com
		Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) is devoid of bedside manner and wouldn't even talk to his patients if he could get away with it.
		While his behavior can border on antisocial, House is a maverick physician whose unconventional thinking and flawless instincts have afforded him a great deal of respect.
		Under Cuddy’s pressure to choose his team, House gives the candidates a case of a former punk rock star who is a drug user.
	www.tv.com /house/show/22374/summary.html (711 words)

	House TV Show, Dr House MD Television Series and Episodes - USA Network - House - Episode Guide: Sex Kills
		House thinks it could be an infection and he orders treatment for syphilis, gonorrhea and Chlamydia despite the fact that tests for all three already proved negative.
		House asks Henry about the cheese at the party and whether it was soft or sheep cheese.
		House wonders if she was having sex with the boys.
	www.usanetwork.com /series/house/theshow/episodeguide/episodes/s2_sexkills/index.html (1205 words)

	The Official Webpage of Frankorp Inc
		Doctor Who is the world's longest running sci-fi television and novel series.
		As a TV show Doctor Who ran through twenty-six season until December 6th 1989 when it was taken off air, although it is curious to note that the BBC never made any official statement about it's cancellation.
		Now (three years after the movie, and ten years after the last full series) Doctor Who continues in the form of audio adventures, produced by Big Finish Productions, the first company to recieve a lincense from the BBC since they took Doctor Who in-house at the beginning of 1997.
	members.tripod.com /~FrankorpEternal/doctorwho.html (503 words)

	USATODAY.com - There's a doctor worth watching in 'House' (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Indeed, House probably would never leave his office if he weren't forced to by his boss (Lisa Edelstein), who, in a twist on the usual administrative bean-counter cliché, is more reasonable than her employee.
		House is one doctor who takes the professional need to tell people what's wrong with them a step too far.
		In tonight's premiere, House and his team try to save the life of a young teacher who may have a brain tumor.
	www.usatoday.com /life/television/reviews/2004-11-15-house_x.htm (511 words)

	The Sun Online - TV: A Doctor in the house
		Speaking exclusively to TV Biz, Janet admitted she and Imogen’s stepdad Stuart were “shocked” to learn that the ex-Miss Wales was going on Big Brother 7.
		The brunette is at a sunny European hideaway as the BB house is prepared for its May 18 launch.
		She is one of 12 contestants expected to appear in the 13-week series — the longest yet of the C4 reality show.
	www.thesun.co.uk /article/0,,2001320029-2006210038,,00.html (403 words)

	Techtite.com: TV reviews
		House then pulls a theory out from thin air that she has tapeworms.
		We're told House is "brilliant" because of either insipid medical "mysteries" like tapeworm, or because of simple "A-Ha!" style brainstorms that make no sense for House to have "solved" so readily, unless House were to have read the script.
		Last but not least is Hugh Laurie as House, who is actually likeable enough to make you not want to reach into your TV this first season, and throttle some sense into "brillant" Doctor House.
	www.techtite.com /Reviews/Tv/2004/Housesfull.html (1449 words)

	USATODAY.com - Hugh Laurie gets into 'House' (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But he likes House — he'd have him as his doctor — and applauds Fox for taking a chance on an unconventional lead who chooses intellect over empathy.
		House's producers took a chance, too, by picking Laurie, known primarily to U.S. audiences as Mr.
		Laurie says he's still learning the nature of the complex and contradictory House, whose medical mastery is countered by life challenges, including a leg disability, a reliance on painkillers and seemingly non-existent social skills.
	www.usatoday.com /life/television/news/2004-11-15-hugh-laurie_x.htm (685 words)

	al.com: TV
		Tennant replaces Christopher Eccleston, who portrayed The Doctor (he is no physician) in 13 "Doctor Who" tales that had their delayed American airing on Sci Fi earlier this year.
		Here's a primer: The Doctor is a Time Lord who travels through time and space in a machine called a TARDIS, which is supposed to disguise its outer appearance to blend in with its setting.
		That version of the series is the one I've seen most, thanks to the reruns that used to play on PBS stations in America.
	www.al.com /tv/mobileregister/mbrantley.ssf?/base/entertainment/1159521995220490.xml&coll=3 (485 words)

	Doctor in the house \| Screen \| The Observer
		It is rumoured he has been paid £1 million for the 13-part series, but his real excitement is the writing.
		The Doctor is always saying, "Isn't it fantastic?", which is one of Russell's favourite words.
		The Doctor is quite sidelined in the first episode and it's like revenge for 40 years of domination.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /screen/story/0,6903,1441529,00.html (1885 words)

	Grayson Hall TV's Doctor in the House (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Like that old house, this apartment building has memories that go far back, A New York landmark, in earlier years there was a graceful, semicircular "carriage entrance" across the front, now filled in with a row of modern shops.
		They're the unsung heroines of the TV medium.) A day for Grayson usually starts at 6:30 when she goes into the quiet kitchen and has tea and goes over her lines for early morning rehearsal.
		There is talk of a feature motion picture, based on the TV series and played by the same group of actors.
	www.barnabascollins.com /3am/graysonaa.htm (2567 words)

	LA Daily News - The Doctor is in the house
		The latest incarnation of the British TV series (returning after a 15-year absence) that began in the '60s is fun, funny and clever.
		Intrigued by this charming adventurer and tired of her humdrum life (much to the dismay of her boyfriend), Rose eventually accepts his invitation to travel through time and space in his ship called the Tardas, which looks like a British police callbox left over from the '60s (one of the jokes).
		This new version of the series is cooler, cheekier and filled with zippier special effects and editing than its predecessors.
	www.dailynews.com /dvd/ci_4008318 (472 words)

	The Stage \| Features \| Doctor in the house - TV Highlights 2005
		Wisely avoiding self-parody, the new series of Doctor Who was inventive, intelligent, amusing and very, very scary.
		Stalwarts of Saturday morning kid’s TV, Dick and Dom’s move into the mainstream was an infantile mess, universally derided by critics and ignored by viewers.
		Now that the hoax has been exposed, I’m tempted to say that there can’t possibly be another series but one should never underestimate the stupidity of people who go in for reality TV shows.
	www.thestage.co.uk /features/feature.php/11114 (960 words)

	‘Doctor’ in the house - Examiner.com
		The premise to the series is rather intricate, involving a time traveler who gallivants through the ages in his time machine, which is disguised as a London police box, stirring up trouble.
		The modern-day “Doctor Who” stars Billie Piper in the role of Rose, a companion from London who stumbles into becoming the Doctor’s sidekick, but in the end is as big of a player in the series as the Doctor ever was.
		While long time fans of the series will enjoy many of the plot lines that are incredibly similar to those from decades past, the updated special effects are just enough to give it a modern look without losing that low-budget feel the series is known for.
	www.examiner.com /a-166467~_Doctor__in_the_house.html?setEdition=Phoenix (610 words)

	Living in a ‘House’ built for one - TV DRAMA - MSNBC.com
		Shortly before "House," NBC premiered "Medical Investigation," a show about medical investigators (surprise) with an ensemble cast that seemed to share a time slot with "Third Watch," an ensemble drama about firefighters, cops and several other occupations that somehow all blurred together until both shows were canceled.
		In contrast, "House, M.D." (its official title) is all about this guy named House, M.D., V.I.P. and S.O.B. There are other characters on the show, including a trio of young doctors on House's team, but don't expect any of them to become his mentor and end up stealing the show.
		They, along with everyone else surrounding Dr. House, spend most of their time responding to him, and the rest of their time responding to the Impossible-to-Diagnose Sick Person of the Week, who usually is too ill to do very much acting.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/7518037 (634 words)

	Nat’s TV or Not TV » Blog Archive » Is there a non-doctor in the house?
		Nat’s TV or Not TV » Blog Archive » Is there a non-doctor in the house?
		The rest of the family are doctors of varying kinds, and are in varying degrees meddlesome and self-centered.
		The family, not the relationship, is the center on which this series turns.
	www.gertler.com /nat/tv/?p=339 (372 words)

	House TV Show - House Television Series :: House TV Series :: Summary/Synopsis
		Gregory House is a brilliant diagnostician who loves the challenges of the medical puzzles he must solve in order to save lives.
		House must also deal with his boss, Lisa Cuddy who, while often opposing House's unconventional methods, must admit that he is the best doctor on her staff.
		House’s methods may be controversial but his results speak for themselves.
	www.tvrage.com /House (393 words)

	Movie Info for The Doctor is In: Women in Medicine on MSN Movies
		In this production from the Doctor Is In series of medical programs, the impact of increasing numbers of women on medical staffs is considered.
		The Doctor is In: Addictions and Mental Illness
		The Doctor Is In: Substance Abuse in the Elderly
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=58853 (279 words)

	YouTube - House MD - MadTV Spoof
		House is a brilliant pain, not a weak-minded psychic
		Everyone hates House, but they're used to his behavior and decide it's best not to fight with him and play his game.
		Well i guess it was funny the british homo joke was pretty stupid considering hugh laurie is british himself.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=LcQsD0HU0SY (252 words)

	Viewers feel Dr. House’s pain - TV DRAMA - MSNBC.com
		As brilliantly portrayed by Hugh Laurie, House is snide, arrogant, a little wild-eyed and less than professional in appearance (he flat refuses to wear his prescribed white coat).
		But “House” creator David Shore dismisses any idea that his series was out to capitalize on pain as the culture’s next big thing.
		With House, there’s the pain of recognition for any viewer who was ever plagued by so much as a headache or a muscle strain.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/7832799 (874 words)

	Darker Projects: Doctor Who
		Combining elements of his TV predecessors with a flair all his own, the Doctor and his companions try to maintain order in a reality rife with chaos.
		In a forgotten house dwells a spirit as old as mankind itself.
		And what an amateur team of ghost hunters thinks will net them the reality show of their dreams, will force them to fight a creature born of their worst nightmares.
	www.darkerprojects.com /doctorwho.html (239 words)

	TV Squad
		When checking out the previews for this week, we were treated to seeing House in a wheelchair, which opened up some curiosity in my head, as you never know if something else happened to him, if he was hit by a car, or if he was just faking.
		House is brought into the mix when Matthews begins having seizures and his father must decide whether to cure his impairment, which means losing his musical talent.
		Seeing as this is TV Squad, however, and not Cinematical, Han Solo is out of the running.
	www.tvsquad.com /category/house (2573 words)

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		The House itself is buried in the ground of Gallifrey...
		The Doctor believes he is one of the people created by the Loom at Lungbarrow, and to a certain extent he is. Of course, the later TV movie with Paul McGann confirmed that the Doctor was half-human...
		Of the Doctor's companions, Chris is portrayed well as he goes through many doubts about his continuing to travel with the Doctor, whilst Dorotheé is true to her role as 'Time's Vigilante' but also displays some of her Ace characteristics that remind us of her earliest days with the Doctor.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/lung.htm (4039 words)

	Is there a doctor in the house? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sci Fi Friday is off to a good enough start, but weeknight TV in the summer can be a drag.
		I'm sure some of that is due to the advancement in TV conventions and the switch to the hour long episode format, but he still deserves credit for a job well done.
		She's not Kate and not trying to be Kate, and the way she and Tony play off each other works as well, if differently, as the Tony and Kate interplay.
	www.cincomsmalltalk.com /userblogs/troy/blogView?searchCategory=tv (1341 words)

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