House of House: A House Rewatch Podcast

Yep, this is a big one and comedian and fan favorite Bill Schaefer is back on the show to go over it with us. Kal Penn was called up to the White House and that means Kutner had to die in a very sudden way.

On that note, this episode comes with a big warning for suicide and self-harm. We have a lot of fun going over one of the most famous House episodes, but if you can't handle flippant talk about that heavy subject this is one to skip.

We also talk about what Sea World is up to, what Meatloaf won't do for love, and so much more!

This is the one where Mos Def is totally paralyzed and has to narrate the whole episode. Or, most of it.

It's a classic, and yet I was a little out of it when I watched it for reasons I mention in the episode so take my review with an asterisk if you need it.

We've also got alimony talk, Heroes reminisces, and so much more!

Can a cat predict your death? Is Taub going to be scammed? Does WikiFeet have any integrity left?

These are just some of the questions we're looking to answer with the return of Ellie Warren, social media and marketing manager for the Filthy MILFs podcast.

That cat may not be psychic, but it can feel increases in body heat, and isn't that really the same thing?

Wait, is this that Mark Zuckerberg movie David Fincher directed?

No! It's the House episode with a guy who gets brain damage and loses all inhibition control putting him in a sort of Liar, Liar/Invention of Lying Scenario AKA he acts the way House does anyway.

Lenny is out, but all star Cuddy Buddy and comedian Alex Kennedy returns, and you know what they say, when Lenny is away, the tangents will play.

We get deep into this episode, including Wilson's emotional scavenger hunt for House, but also dive into gender politics, Israel/Palestine, and Ricky Gervais, the trifecta of hot button issues.

House is on methadone and it seems... fine? Or is it the worst thing ever because he is too nice to an intersex patient's parents?

Listen now and find out. There's only one slur... in the episode of House, we don't say any slurs on the podcast. But we do mention a gross ad I saw while watching the episode.

Comedian Angela Sawyer joins us for the tale of a priest who has lost his faith forever... or has he?!

There's a lot to dig into here and we even have time for all manner of philosophical questions concerning disgraced football coaches and people sharing their violent fantasies online.

Also you'll learn who made the most money off the lesbian gold rush. What's that? Listen and find out!

What's more important, taking cooking classes or curing cancer? That's what this episode asks, sort of.

We also get prankster Cuddy and a conclusion to one of the worst House plot lines we've had so far.

Which one is it? I guess you'll have to listen to find out!

Do you want a coherent House episode? Well then this might not be the episode for you.

But do you want a heartwarming story about a mother learning to connect with her baby? Well, then this probably isn't the one for you either.

But if you wanted to see a woman with her brain popping out of the top of her head like a Halloween decoration getting annoyed at a baby on speakerphone, well then good news!

Regardless of what you want, you'll want to listen to this episode cause we'll break it all down for you!

So this episode is about a kid who is bad at hockey and his dad who tries to... do I have to say unalive himself if I don't want to be punished by the algorithm?

Anyway the patient and his family are sympathetic but between Kutner and Taub having the most half-hearted debate of all time, Thirteen and Foreman starting a relationship with surprisingly little chemistry given how hot they each are, and House dealing with some unrelated leaky pipes this isn't an all-star House but as always the House of House episode about the episode is worth listening to!

Oh, also Cuddy needs to get her house ready before the adoption inspector comes over! We're in sitcom land folks, so buckle up and enjoy.

This is a big eventful episode with abandoned babies, manipulative romances, virgin birth hoaxes, and high school drama. Who better to help us tackle it than retuning favorite Katie Wright?!

Listen now to hear our takes on relationships, sex ed, and what it would be like to give birth to either the son of God or a tiny Ben Affleck.