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Chasing Zebras

The Unofficial Guide to House, M.D.

Barbara Barnett
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Pages
432
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
ECW Press

About

The richly layered depths of House, M.D. are plumbed in this comprehensive companion to the critically acclaimed Fox television series that has proven to be astudy in contradictions as both a straightforward medical procedural and an intricate character drama. Exploring the series' characters, plotlines, and overarching themes, this definitive fan's guide provides an intelligent and thoughtful analysis of thispopular series, tackling complex questions such as Who is this medical Sherlock Holmes - a misanthropic jerk with a brutal sense of humor - or a tormented romantic hero in the tradition of Byron? How do the music, settings, and even the humor enhancean understanding of the series' narrative? and What does theprogram say about modern medicine, ethics, and religion? Rounding out the discussion are exclusive interviews with many of the show's cast, executive producers, writers, and Production staff.

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