House of House: A House Rewatch Podcast

A duo episode?! That's right! It's just Lenny and me this week, but worry not because this episode is so bonkers, it gives us more than enough to talk about. And if you think about it, doesn't this make YOU, the listener, our guest for the week?

It's got pretty much everything you could ask for, from a kid being engulfed in a comedic ATV explosion to House injecting himself with headache juice. It's practically a Halloween episode with lots of gore, maggots, and a spoooooky misunderstanding of the basics of pharmaceutical trials....OOOOHHHHHH

And of course we've got tangents, including spicy hot takes about the ending of Breaking Bad less than a decade later!

Returning favorite Alex Peak joins us for an episode about spaghetti arms, bad relationships, and Elle Fanning.

"Cheese hear this bepisode!"

Is this House's biggest guest star yet?! Maybe! Your governor and mine, Cynthia Nixon, shows up to pretend to be sick.

Anyway, this is a super fun episode with an acceptable amount of technical issues. We also get to dive into Mulaney/Try Guy/Twitter discourse and the return of "Jeff Foxworthy but for House cold opens."

Listen to it now!

It's an episode with a non-traditional narrative format so you know what that means! 

It's the return of Struggle Session's Jack Allison!

We've got a mid-2000s gay character with AIDS played by a straight actor. Is it a sensitive portrayal? Ehhhhhh

Comedian Matt Storrs joins us to dig into an episode where House finally crosses the line... well, crosses it more than he previously had. He's stealing private medical files and slamming sweaty red men with his cane, folks!

This week's episode deals with a famous cyclist who might have cancer and is secretly doping, based off one of the many real-world famous cyclists with a disease who was secretly doping.

CONTENT WARNING for discussions of the Bye Bye Man.

Writer, comedian, and cat fancier Hana Michels returns to the cast to look at a House episode that made us realize we're all daddy's boys in our own way.

Dr. Livingston, I presume?

Ron Livingston shows up as the anti-House, a doctor who only solves one disease and cares about the people he's treating. Playwright Jack O'Keeffe joins us for a fun episode that asks the question "what if Ron Livingston was the guest star?"

Cuddy does not come across well in this one! Katie Wright joins us to look at an episode that wants to dig into to race and class relations and quickly finds itself facedown in the dirt. A guy Cuddy hired to work on her roof falls off the ladder after trying to tell her he felt too sick to keep going. She feels guilty about it and rightly so, which is why she offers to cover all of his treatment and support his family.