Hugh Laurie's award winning medical drama House has been running to successful ratings for over five years now, constantly evolving as each of its lead cast do from the powerful storylines and meetings, but this particular episode of the new series, dubbed Private Lives, doesn't maintain the in-depth medical complexity or nearly as many interesting side-plots as normal, however it does still provide a decent hour's worth of entertainment. Laurie is on form as House is introduced to a fast dating service and manages to outwit all of his potential loves, causing havoc at the event, and Laura Prepron creates a believable blogging fanatic as she tries to decide her fate with the help of the hundreds who comment on her personal life online. As usual, if House isn't your cup of tea, then Private Lives won't convince you to join the fan-club. If it is, then Laurie's superb comedy will compensate for the simple and somewhat dull core story.
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Tuesday, 6 April 2010
House: Private Lives Review (3/5)
Hugh Laurie's award winning medical drama House has been running to successful ratings for over five years now, constantly evolving as each of its lead cast do from the powerful storylines and meetings, but this particular episode of the new series, dubbed Private Lives, doesn't maintain the in-depth medical complexity or nearly as many interesting side-plots as normal, however it does still provide a decent hour's worth of entertainment. Laurie is on form as House is introduced to a fast dating service and manages to outwit all of his potential loves, causing havoc at the event, and Laura Prepron creates a believable blogging fanatic as she tries to decide her fate with the help of the hundreds who comment on her personal life online. As usual, if House isn't your cup of tea, then Private Lives won't convince you to join the fan-club. If it is, then Laurie's superb comedy will compensate for the simple and somewhat dull core story.
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