House of House: A House Rewatch Podcast

It's the House rewatch podcast you've been waiting for! Lenny Burnham and Andrew Tavin are joined by guests to cover the most impactful show of all time, episode by episode. Together we'll explore all the important questions like: "How is House not fired?" "which of these doctors should kiss?""Does anyone else work in this hospital?""What if House had a gun?"And more! There will be laughs and trenchant analysis in equal measure, so come on in for the House of House Party!

House of House: A House Rewatch Podcast is a tv podcast hosted by Andrew Tavin, with 133 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Andrew Tavin hosts House of House: A House Rewatch Podcast, a tv show with 133 episodes published.

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  House of House 134: "Black Hole" with Dan Wilbur

  Sep 28, 20261h 24m

  Comedian, writer, and VP impressionist Dan Wilbur makes his long awaited return to the show for a truly bonkers episode. Whether you want cheap space CGI effects, sociopath Taub, or gross sex stuff, we've got you covered! Oh, and House invents a machine that lets you see people's dreams. It doesn't actually lead to much, but it's fun to know that magic exists in the world of House. Honestly, there's too much bonkers stuff to even get into here, you'll just have to listen to learn all about it! Also my audio also sounds like I'm a little underwater so sorry about that! I don't know why! It's still a good episode though, I promise!

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  House of House Episode 133: "Private Lives"

  Sep 14, 20261h 22m

  What if you blogged your entire life?! Well it might lead to a pretty alright episode of House MD. We cover many topics including speed dating, whether it would be a good idea to tell your date you appeared as an extra in an adult film, and the DVD rental experience. Now with less (but still some) whining from me about tech CEOs!

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  House of House Episode 132: "5 to 9"

  Aug 31, 20261h 8m

  I'll say it right up top, we had some technical issues on this episode. Let's just say we were Cuddy and the internet connection was a health insurance CEO. It's still a good episode, though, as we get to discuss how much Lucas sucks, the ethics of reattaching a thumb against a patient's will, and HOW MUCH LUCAS SUCKS plus much more so listen up now!

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  House of House Episode 131: "Moving the Chains" with Bill Schaeffer

  Aug 17, 20261h 39m

  House of House regular Sara Ghaleb is subbing in for Lenny this episode along with guest Bill Schaeffer! We talk all about football, prank wars, coffee on screen, going to the dermatologist, and so much more in an episode that has the exact right amount of technical difficulties and twice the right amount of laughs! Good times abound! Also if you're in the New York area, come to "A Great Comedy Show Taping" at Easy Lover (790 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn) on August 19th at 8:30! Bill and I plus other great comedians are taping some of our best stuff. Be there to have your laughs immortalized on tape!

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  House of House 130: "Remorse"

  Aug 3, 20261h 14m

  The Dynamic Duo is back to cover an episode about the remorse House feels about messing with Cuddy and an old classmate and the remorse a patient doesn't feel because she's a sociopath. Thirteen has a major issue with that, by the way and we try to find out why! Speaking of Thirteen, we also touch on some of Olivia Wilde's other recent accomplishments, celebrity aging, and so much more!

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